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BO#seY's Honeymoon Behavior.

duty to ask if he was i'll, and to place
my hand on his forehead to see if he
had fever. He was reading and he
quickly growled out:
Mrs. Bowser, what particular OBJ
ject have you in paving around after
this fashion? Do you expect anoth-
er dollar 2"
"Don't you want me to caress you,
Mr.. Bowser?"
II don't want you to act so silly.
We are too old for such nonsense"
"And yet you once expressed the
hope that we might never let an hour
go by without a caress."
II did, Ell? never expressed
any such thing"
aAnd you further said you could
sit and hold my hand a whole life
time and not be weary"
II never Qld--neVer."
SHUT / can prove it,
"If you can I'll give you $50"
] went up stairs and got my note
book. Up to the date of our mar
riage / preserved and filed all his let
tiers. On our bridal tour kept a
memorandum book. Mother advised
it, and / have found it to be a power
full lever on occasions when Mr..
Bowser has been inclined to act up.
When / came down with the book he
| roared out:
"Got that old book out again, have
you? That's no evidence. / brand
the contents as base forgery"
"But they are facts for all that
Let us see. Here we start. After
the ceremony was over you said te
mother:
Statement Ii will call you BY
| the sacred name of mother. Yor
have given me your only daughter
I will be a true and loving husband
to her. | will guard her as do my
| life. I will never, SO help me heav
en-, speak one unkind word to her.
"There it is, Mr. Bower, and how
have you kept that promise 2"
| 'Never said anything of the sort
never. l don't remember of your
mother being there. You probably
wrote that down this very day."
"We were married at I a. M, Mr.
Bowser, and 8.15 we took the trair
for Chicago. You held my hand al
the way to the depot"
"Mrs. Bowser, are you crazy? Dc
you want to make out that / was a
born idiot p
"Well, here is the proof
Statement II.-'As we got into
| the hack Mr.. Bowser had tears in his
eyes. He took my hand and called
me his angel, and had to wipe my
nose left-handed all the way to the
depot. I think the driver saw him
for heard him chuckling and say.
ing something about you'd get over
it in about year.
"There it is, Mr.. Bowser, in black
and white. This is the very paw you
held for two miles"
II deny it in toto, Mrs. Bowser
I've got to sit down and have sharp
talk with you"
"The other night" continued
"you were about to put your arm
around me as we stood in the hall
but on second thought you concluded
not to-"
81 am no hand to spoon, Mrs. Bow
ser-never was. Such things looH
silly in old married people"
"But youhugged me for $50 miles.
"What !"
From Detroit to Chicago, Mr.
Bowser, on that same bridal tour"
you must be crazy,
"Well, here's the proof"
Statement III.-'Left Detroit at
$40. Mr.. Bowser put his arm around
me at once, and though the passen.
gers winked and guyed us for bri-
dial couple. he said he didn't care q
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1889-02-02

Lily-stalk green is the newest new
shade of that ultra-fashionable color.
1t is light tint.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1889-02-02

Fans are larger than ever and are
made in every conceivable variety Of
color and design.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1889-02-02

y 49,
changed
aChangedi Changed That's it
If a husband isn't making fool of
himself all the time his wife argues
that he is growing cold and dissatis-
fed. How have / changed I"
"You never call me your birdie
any more
"Ohi | dontl I suppose you've
got proof that used to call you bir-
die, when your front name is Sar-
alb -
81 have, sir. Listen while read:'
statement IV.-'Mr. Bowser
bought some grmdrops of the train
boy to feed his birdie, as he said, but
| never liked them. He called me
birdie from that to Chicago and back;
said it meant more to him than the
name angel"
"Mrs. Bowserl'' he shouted as he
jumped up, 'sis my presence desired
in this house?'
"Of course it isl
"Then do not plan to drive me out
of it. / see now how wives have dri-
ven husbands to desperation.
sSit down, Mr.. Bowser. We are
simply living over old times for
brief while. / had to tease you to
kiss me the other night"
Eyes, and suppose you've got
something written down about that,
haven't your I'm as loving dis
| position as the next man, but how it
does look to see a married couple
billing and cooling like couple of
young idiots "
"And yet you once longed to kiss
me forever"
81 never, never did ! Don't drive
me to the wall, Mrs. Bowser |"
81 won't but / want to read par
.agraph to you. Here it is:
Statement V.-'Third day of our
tour / am very, very happy. Mr..
Bowser has just kissed me on the
chin, cheeks, nose eyes and ears, and
says he'd like to keep on kissing for
ever. He says he can hardly help
biting me on the chin"
It was a minute before he could
speak, and the bald spot on his head
was as red as paint. He finally chok-
ed down his feelings sufficiently to
shout
II brand that as pure malice and
forgery Mrs. Bowser, you must
take that back and apologize to
me-"
elbow can II / read it just as it
was written, and can recall the cir
cumstance. Don't you know, we had
Just returned from"
"Never! We never returned !
Nothing of the sort ever happened /
I deny it on my dying bed |"
"You1l next declare you never
cried in Indianapolis when hurt
my finger, and that you bound it up
In handkerchief wet with your
tears"
@Declare! OF course I'll declare |
l will swear on forty Bibles that /
never did"
With that he rushed upstairs, but
/ followed him to the landing and
read:
Statement W. Accidentally pin
ched my finger in the door. Mr..
Bowser said it was his fault, and the
first | knew he was weeping. After
wiping his eyes on his handkerchief
he proceeded to do up my finger in
the same. He has "a very tender
heart"
/ knew Mr.. Bowser was listening
over the banister, and so maliciously
added:
"And, with a little practice, will
no doubt become the champion weep
est Of the world"
He uttered a snort and grovl and
went off to bed without word, but
the next morning he put in an extra
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1889-02-02

Apple green is much used in com
bination with black lace.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1889-02-02

Zouave jackets made of fir are a
fashionable novelty.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1889-02-02

Borders of gold embroidery will
be used on evening dresses.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-01-21
RICHMOND.

tuite quantity of poplar wood is sent to
the Brunswick pulp mill by oxners of wood
lots about here. Wilson x Allen have about
three hundred and fifty cords of wood on
their lot ready for the market.
Mrs. E. c. 7. Snrtevant ha, returned
from her visit to Bath
ID f. Emerson is filling VIII Melrose :
place at +. l.. Rogers grocery store, the
latter being OUT On the sick list
The Dresien baud will mold their dance at
Powual5oro Hall next tuesday evening, If
the weather permits
Mr. & Mrs VI G. Gaubert of Gardiner
were in town saturday.
Miss Mogge~AIrtcali of Damariscotra is
visiting at Miss Mary Rowes
The best Ike of the season il on one Of
our bank pre- sidenis. saturday afternoon
he stepped into + j Buker's office to write
letter. Mr.. Baker vas out. bat returned
and locked the door without disturbing the
gentleman, and went to get his Saturday
shave. In a little while passer by found a
man leaning out Of the office window, who
said he chad got possession ard could not
get rid of IT," One volunteer went some
distance for the office key. and finally the
owner was found next door, presumably IN
conscious OF what he had done.
At $50 z. NJ Saturday the river was rap.
idly sklmmiug over. The tug Aielia had
been sent to Bath. though the ). J Macy
remains in the river The river is in excel
lent shape to secure splendid ice fields
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-01-21
Marrieo.

In Lynn. Mas ian. 9, Alder y. Gross Of Grand
Rapids, vi h.. and Miss lde la VI farkhar.t Of
Pfe-qus isle.
In Portland Jan. l.. Hugh J. Nixon and Miss
Ftnnie >relev. both Of Portland
In tray, Jan. +. Howard reFley OF North y ar.
mouth and Mis- Mar, } r L., OF tray
In Limestone. Jan l.. Charles Leg4s-sy and Mis-
Ne lie Cyl b ifh Of Lime=tpn--.
In Richmond Jan T.. Fred Libby and Niss
Nellie +. Bailey. botn Of EicsBani J. VI Hoyt and
Ms. Nellie sutherland bsth Of Richmond
In Dsa ariseo ia Jan. Is, &. Edsard Say and Miss
Harriet J. Chapman.
IN Wsidoboro. Jan. TO- spt : h stahi and Miss
Fannie + webb. both Of " dohoro. ian. 49, Cap;
Jonathan Mathews Of >onih Dennis. Mass, and
Mi Mary = ctsyer of Wahobpro.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-01-21

The French fair will be resumed tonight
with all sorts of fresh attractions. The
polls will be closed this evening and the ele-
CANT diamond ring awarded either to VI.
hmie Barber, who dyes with promptness
for the citizens of Augusta, or TO Mr. Chas.
kuowlton, who buries them with equal aac-
rity. The vote at present stands. knowlton
24l, Barber 234. Mr. jacob Gtrsier, the
well known piccOlo soIoist, of Bl1deforI
will render several selection; on his fayorlte
instrument, and Miss LeProhou will ofiiciate
at the piano
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-01-21
Ayers Cherry PectoraI,
PREPAZED BIT
Dr.. :. c. Aver 4 Co., Lowell, Miss.
Sold by all Druggists. Price 81 ST. boul. 6.



VI +.AIes-s' = Ii 90
u
W z. Chadwick of Wsteryiite Va. in the
cjty Saturday
Jane, G.. Blaine. Jr.. spent Sunday Al bin.
home ia TIM. city.
Mr. W A Hayt Ia. ip.r pprrha.a,t a 70.
ldence on the brook road.
Mr.. ). II. Rodick of the Rodick House
Bar Harbor. il IN the city.
Mr.. c. II HYDE. Boston ageat Of the X.
B. Steamship Company. il in the CITY.
Mr.. Harry L. Jewett. the popular Young
pedagoyue of Nount Veroon WA. in th.. civ
Saturday.
G. n Kenniston 4 Nicker.ao NJ r.
White and + "A Green of R,othbay were
in town Sarnrdsy
Rev VIM Matthew. the sable divine who
h.. baep c.nv.,.ing Apgn.,s in behalf of
the African NJ E. church of Portland left
Saturday for Wat.ryille. MIR. Matthews
met with excellent success, in his labors in
this CITY and desire. to express his thank, to
all who aidad him for ,beir kindness and
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-01-21

The hennebec County dslegs ion will soon
meet to consider the advisssility Of an act
authorizing the County Commissioners to
raise money for an addition to the Court
Rouse. The enlargement Of the building
nas long been Needed and when the neces-
afy addition shall be built is merely ques-
non OF time. |, is planned 10 throw the pro
esse vault into that of the registry Of deeds,
uansform the County Commissioner room
mo vault Tor the probate Office, and add
NE lani'ors room TO the clerk Of courts
aat Two wings could then be built at the
ssssern end OF the building. in the lower
portion of which could be rooms for the
eosn'y Commissioners and the ianitor, and
'ae upper part, traverse Jury rooms-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-01-21

The ice companies have staked out into
claims The whole river between the kenne-
bee dam and fve-mile Island, and unless the
lower Kennebec closes soon will begin prep
arations for cutting. Should it be neces-
sary to cut from this new field, side tracks
will be built to the river bank, and the ice
will be sent down river BY cars. The recent
cold weather however has made the ice men
more hopeful and i, is now thought probable
tina, there will be good crop below Card
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-01-21

Ss~MR. c. f. EMERY has opened a shop
in frcn: of the passenger Dept. Dickman
street, Augusta, where he will 10 upholster-
ing and repairing at short notice; also max
ing over hair mattresses. and making. mat
tress ticks. Packing furniture, crockery
pictures &c, for .hi ping, a spe cialty
Making and hangingof curtains and drapery
promptly attended to; also making an lay
ing carpets. All work warranted first class.
janlldlmo
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Ia re not look up FROM my page. lest see
That lou may be sleeping; DOR strange would it be.
Another pen picture nave for your vies.
A glimpse + the home life that always is new.
Imagine the years have rolled On with a rush
since you and sat in the sabbath day hush.
lis nignt at the farmhouse keen winter night
Outside all is sparkling, inside all is light;
There's gay, ringing laughter, and TESTING and
song;
wonder 10 whom these glad voices belong,
see not the good man. 'tis strange be 5 n't here.
He loved all these tokens Of honest good cheer
oh. Vs., remember his hair had gro~n white
/ could not expect SHOULD see hun Tonight,
The mansions be dreamed Of are verities sweet,
Aad rest ha. o'erIsken the traTel-~arn feet.
But there in the CORNER. just out Of the light,
/. oue who rocks sefsly from morning till night.
lhe silver-haired grandma who sniies through
her tears,
A. over and over she liveth the years
h-n changes and lasses seemed almost unknown,
And she bad not thought how that sometime,
alone,
AdO~n the steep pathway. without the strong
arm,
That Away. had guarded her safely from harm
she should eume IN the light Of lifes setting sun
To wait in its glory her work to be done.
The children are scattered TO suuta and TO west
IA, thauxht they we're foolish, issy thought they
knew best;
While here s; the homestead one brosd-sho1iderec
son
Tolls early and late. aud yet never is done.
Ali love the old grandma who stays at the farm,
Unmoved by the sound If earth's rudest alarm
Contentedly r,eking through sunshine aud storm
And waiting the dsy wheu the aged. bent forn
Al changed to the likeness the giorinCf oesr,
Shall pass through the gates Of the City So fair
To meet ali the missing ones waiting her long.
nd iaiu with glad voice in the Heavenly song
Our pictured JUS, see what rush for the door
Toe children are making There's coming one
more
The paper whose vista bring comfort and light
In long summer day. or the cold winter night.
Away rides the usishbor with jingle Of bells
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-01-21
WEAK BACK AND WEAK Lungs.

The world is full of persons afflicted with weak
back. and weak lungs In the folIoHing letter
Mrs / T. Crockett Of Max Meadows, Va, tells how
,he was cured Of those troubles
al have used ALLCoCk's PoRoUs PLksTERs for
ION wears or more for weak back -pinsi satefion
And weak iung-, and | can say with perfect Truth
thst | have hes n greatly ber-1itsd BY them In
fact. don't b-lieye that could get slong ~ithoai
them; certainly not for any length Of tune, have
been the cause Of many others wearing them. vaa
have been greatly benefited" laH2ldit
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4jle0.

In Boston eth inst, Mr. May y. MOsher. wife
Of David " Nosiisr. formerly Of Augusta, aged -
In Brunswick, Jau. H. Daniel Chase, aged q
wears mouths.
In Jetmnre Nan. Dec. p, q pnsEmonis, Albert
II Natthew-. formerly Of Temple lou, Mas sg-d
~ years. months
In B1vduinhAm, jan II, Mrs poFeS- hsf ssideH,
aze.t ~ anar. 10 months
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-01-21
Honest.

Tr these Gays of siulteration and fraud in
all branches of business and pursuits. it is
pleasing to know that there is one ms dicine
prepared that is strictly pure. Such medi-
cine is Sulphur Btters in curing scrofula
YOU can depend on them every time. W. B.
Evarts, a. NJ. Charleston. ;. c.
jsn2ld&vlt
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NOTICE.

Eight shares Of the stock q the Echo Lake lee
Company, standing in the name Of Georze l.
Weeks, the boot Of the company. fhut claimed
10 bette property Of j. l. >rsddAr 4 GaFfin ioT
q .uffee1t Hsmber thereof. to pay as-essHFnt Of
Sie75o, uita interest and costs, viii be -oid 81
auction al the aftec Of j. Manchester Haynes. In
Augusta, on the z3fd dSF o; January. issg, 81 %
O'Clock A. N. CHARLEs Il. xEIrs, Trszsar-T-
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EXTRA JOURNALS

Those desiring Extra
copjes of the journal OF
any date. should leave
their orders at the Jour-
nal Office, or with the
Journal news boy at the
etate House.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-01-21

The subtlety of dphtheretic poison is
stsrtlingly illustrated in the case of the
family of Mr. Sumner Pesslee of Windsor.
One of tina daughters who caught the disease
while an attendant at the hos pital went home
after her recovery without taking the neces-
sary precautions for disinfection. Since
that time seven of the family have heen
seriously i'll with the epidemic, two dying
from its effects DIR. W. Johnson, Jr., of
Cooper's Mills. the physician in attendance,
contracted the disease in its most malignant
form and is at present in a critical condition.
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Socal 2u iers.
$40 REWARD

g,ll BE- paid, for the detection and conviction
AZ any person Or persons stealing the Journal
s,ap ,,ep. Or hallway. where they are left by
onr carriers
BrRLEfoH 4 FLYsT.
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Every one having the interests of kenne-
bee County at heart will be glad to learn that
de finite arrangements have been made for the
employment of the tramps ard beggars who
every winter seek refuge in the jail. The
County Commissioners have JUST made con
tract with the Augusta Heel for the en-
plovment of thirry-fve men daily in the
manufacture of heels. The unused north
corridor of the jail will he fitted up as
workshop. and new stove put in. The
heat and light will be furnished by the coun-
ty and all apparatus by the company. Work
will begin as soon as the necessary dies and
blocks can be procured.
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Great Relief

Is Instantly Afforded sufferers frem
Bronchitis. b. the use Of Ayers
Cherry Peetorai. Either Is an ano-
dyne, 20 aIiay Inflammation. or an *
pecfogant, 10 loosen and bring away the
mucous, this preparation has no equal.
Last winter ! contracted seveEe
cold. which, by repeated exposure. BE-
eaine quite obstinate. | was nueh
tFoGbled with hoarSeness and bronchial
irritation. After trying yaTious TnetlI-
rin-s, wiflloIt relief az Last purchased
a hortle Of Ayers Cherry Peeforal. On
taking this medicine ny eongh ceased
almost immediately. and ! have been
we'll ever since ~ Rev ThalIas 3.
Russell Secretary Holston Conference
and P. Z. u the Greenyiile Dist ". Z. c,
Joneshoro. Tenn.
NJ mother was sick three wars and
very low with brOnehifis. We trared
nothing would cure her. Oae q my
friends told me about Ayers Cherry
P-ctoraI. She tried IL, has used eight
bottles. and j. now WELT. III. D.
Chamberlain R2tffFupYt. Nj
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HS-~DR. WEBsrEBs office will he, for the
future, at his house. corner of State and
Green streets. Office hours. to 5 p. NJ.
iau2d2r
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One Of the most pleasant sets of apart
ments i. that occupied by the Off ;es of Drs
Crooker and Frederick in Benefits new
block. The waiting rooms for ladies an }
gentlemen are entirely separate, the entrance
TO the former being at the left, and the latter
at the right of the stairway. The gentle
mems room is elegantly finished in cherry
the floor being of oiled birch, Two sunny
private offices containing all the modern APP
planes for surgical operations occupy the
middle of the suite and the remaining room
elegantly carpeted and finished in handsome
wood i. devoted to the ladies'. By use of the
dumb waiter connecting with the store below
patients may have prescriptions compounded
without the trouble of entering an apothecs
nv shop Both offices will be lighted by
electricity, and a large electric light will also
illumine the hall and stairway.
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EF~The Red Rooster has arrived il the
shape of i've cent cigar. For sale at II.
W. Bickneii's.
ianIG,l m
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OtosS
Coeol J.l lore
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of any person Or persons stealing the Journal
from ''sp' or hAi'Say' "i'sfe 'Nfy are 'st' oy
Snf e'''''' Rrs,y,a. F,xx
..o..one new .ign ha. been pl.eed nj
...,,,,,. u bun,ou'. uho,ograohic gal
NJ, a,.,;,., IN oo. -
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Wayne Lois' ! ~ " mas JUST PnT-
,... .t..,l.-. il, ,bt. ci,v
The "rlaole <e@thef 'oose"' lhe Dots on
the railroad "aes anu the 'scuoh men are
49,
gang o' 'harpefs ana ouhco- st"efer' are
10 Name ana are "ofA'hs every one they
can. Inc paoNe are "lFi'sH 70 De on the
IN" I'ath OF MRS branch' the oldest IN
ha''i@n' Of Augusta occurred AT 81 Marx
Home Yesterday Mrs. Branch was IN her
ninety t'ghth year
e,,,,ot,b. hon. .,,.o.I,,.,,,h.. c.... M.
school have formed chess club, and will
PLAY aseres Of I'VE games each for the
champion'hip of Augusta.
x,,.,v.., ho,, and .i,,een oil, a no.
:, III. ni,,,o Rn.,o... c.II.,,. rh;. -.
,.,,.., o,,,,t.., 81, ,,,.,,,a... a., =,
since me institution vas founded
vonno man named plnmmer Will. ha.
,.,,,., ,f,.- ,lo,,ar ,,ruoL h.,a,. -,
"a, by nnkrov, ,.il,u, ns.r ,ho CO..
re-. ,,o,. ~. rho Ea., s,.,o I'D, -.
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81, -. 49,,
"a. -. .,-t.,,.-n,
The rough condition of the roads is hard
Oh wagon ,pring,. Two of the carriages
P'''"
''''
fhe member. Of the Maine Press Asso-
eiation all departed for their h mes on sat
urday They expressed themselves as much
f'
People who like to trayel cheaply should
LOOK nut for excursions Saturday gen
,iemau Who paid 81 for a round trip to Port
land, was much Disguised to learn that tick
:, I'M.
-
The receipts at the hennebee jail Saiur-
Jay consisted OF three tfamps brought from
Gardiner BY deputy sheriff Sunson' and the
a'our'ements were eight OF th' same dts-
eflpuon who have 6een again turned loose
70 the tender mercies OF the suffering pub
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.Pf' 90 anne nan '''''' ~" '"'"s
o"''N !" '"V "u'i'"e' o' entertainments 'u''
Wv, '"' P'''eN "A'e "'e" f'""eeu ifoui 20
'"' '' ''"'' " 90 SUI 80 oeo's
Though the country about Augusta is as
al. 4,
t,.n II r,.-, =. -, -.
ns.,.,.,.'..-.'.-.1
,,s
John Sha~ of Bath emerged from Sheriff
Steven. hotel at noon Yesterday and after
wandering about the streets of Aus usta for
An hour AMI . half decided that this
'0' W '''i p''"'
~ "V Ss'''i '"e''ei'' "'''''" 'iia'
So VI "A''p'' '"e Ne""e"'e county jan
''' ~ T"'' "AS Ai''''"
An aged LADY whose ancestors have lived
IN this vicinity more than century says tat
The memorable winter of 1875, when the
nrst campaign for the war for Independence
mad lust concluded was in many respects
similar to the present winter. During that
year the kennebec was open from Augusta
TO the sea during every month in the year
on Wednesday evening OF this week the
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Wayne Loige I o. g. T has just pur-
chased hsadsome Palace organ of one of
III mualc dealers in this city.
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The a.ssmbly in Novelty Hall which was
70 occur THURSDAY evening will come of
"wednesday
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-01-21

A handsome new .iRn ha. been placed at
IN. entrance u buntou's Photographic gal
sry
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-01-21

Elgh, Of the boy. attending the Cony High
school have formed chess club, and will
PLAY series Of ise games each for the
championship of Augusta.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-01-21

The leath Of Mrs. Branch. the oldest in
ha Infant Of Augusta occurred at ST Mark
Home Yesterday. Mrs. Branch was in her
ninety eighth year.