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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1890-06-23

Boys SUITS.
200 Boys all wool Hamilton Cashmere
Knee Pant Suits at only
$3.50 each,
usual price $35 and $500.
Small lot of nice Jersey Suits, worth So, Sc
and 81, at only
S2.75 each,
better come today.
Lot of Boys all wool light stripe Cheviot
Knee Pant Suits at only
cheap at $500. $780,
1000 Boys Blue and Gray Sailor Suits Of
tered at only
80 cts. each,
Lot Of Boys Fancy Caps, Is cents, whole
sale price $500 dozen.
Lot of Boys Spring Overcoats and Refers
all wool. nice, quality, worth S. and Sc, to be
closed out only
$3.50.
Large Boys Knee Pant Suits. usually IS,
$40 and $12, to be closed out at only
$500 per Suit.
oUO DoyS Dluo L ldnnel hne6 fanIS, at only
SO cents,
worth $1.00.
Small lot of Star Shirt Waists, regular SOC
and Toe quality, offered to close at only
20 cents,
just think of it.
500 Boys finea II wool blue and gray Sailor
Suits offered at only
$2.5o each,
actually less than the wholesale cost.
Flannel Waists and Blouses for the mil
lion.
We simply say Come to this great Special
Sale. Rare Bargains are offered and we ask
you to come and pass judgment
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1890-06-23

The Liberal party of the Dominion is con-
graduating itself with good reason over the
outcome of the provincial elections. In the
three most important Provinces the Grits
have won sweeping victories. In Nova
Scotia the Liberal government was sustained
by larger majority that it received four
years ago; in Ontario the Conservatives
were badly defeated; and in Quebec they
were beaten two to one. A general election
in the Dominion will not take place probably
before 1892, so that while these elections are
encouraging to the Liberals they by no
means foreshadow Liberal victory in the
next general contest. Indeed, the history of
former elections in the Dominion show that
provincial elections are not very safe guides
as to public sentiment in regard to national
affairs. Thus in 1886 the Liberals carried the
Provinces Of Ontario, Quebec, New Bruins
wick and Nova Scotia at the provincial cleo
tions, yet few months later they were badly
beaten in the Federal elections and Sir
Johns government sustained.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1890-06-23

Fast Black .oys, HOSE T. ''' S S7' $en
~...........+5 cents II TOWELS. 1
Striped SO So CENTS cents ssa HS #s~ fs Viii:
20 dozen III
WILLIAM GRA.
GREAT SALE
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR,
Commencing Wednesday, June is.
Children's Dresses,
Infants Slips, Aprons, &c.
rPfs h
sewing thread used We call special attention the
snd od pe 70
IS cts. LOT MOI. a5 CTS.
NIGHT DRESSES trimmed down the front and
on sleeves with Torchon Lace or ruffe.
CHEMISES with deep Torchon Lace in front
and Torchon Edging on sleeves, also Embroidery
DRAWERS neatly tucked and Torchon or Irish
Lace trimming; Bands cut yoke shape.
eoRsET Covers perfect ftt ing" very fine
Muslin, trimmed with fine embroidery and tucks
'c ciiIDREN's s6RsgEssEs in Cambria and cling
cHILDRENs DRAWERS all sizes, trimmed
INFANTS CAMBRIC SLIPS, tucks down front
a"d isf 1saA with very deep hem
INFANTS SLIPS, handsomely trimmed with
Embroidery or Cambria ruffIe.
80 CTS. LOT NO. ?. 30 CTS.
Our ThiIt mine Gent Counter contains SPLEEN
d %;a assorsmnt Of wsi-made garments comprising
ganty finished Chemses and Drawers, Corset Gov
sas tns s%a
Dresses, at about cost of material.
so CTS. LOT NO. 3. so CTS.
Night Dresses-Mother Hubbard--handsomeIy
trimmed with Embroidery insertion between cus-
tiers of tucks and Embroidery or Lace trimmings.
Skirts of superior quality, with deep Hamburg
ruffe and tucks. also Cambria ruffIe with deep Lace
chemises, pompadour style, very handsomely
Drawers in various styles, finished with Hamburg
Insertion and Ruffle, or very handsome Torchon and
Herrng-bone Braid.
neck, pompadour, high neck and shaped, all made
of fine Cambria and finished with Embroidery
Torchon Edging.
chIdren's White Cambria and seersucker
Dresses.
Nogoodssold atthesepriceS after Saturday
MANSON G. LARRABEE E CO.,
DEALERS IN
Dry & Fancy Goods
246 Middle Street, Portland, We.
CORNER OF CROSS And JUNCTION OF FREE STREETS
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1890-06-23

Wecan refer to cases OF suffering from
all classes Of Chronic Diseases as re-
duced as the following case OF COnsump-
ton, or Inflammation Of the Stomach:
MRS. d. ]. SMITH. Huntington. Mass.
Two Years ago her life was despaired OF having
been reduced from 125 to 81 pounds, and could
not retain any kind of solid or liquid food at her
command, and she tried everything her physician
ordered, and was under medical treatment for the
last nine years, declining all the time. Her last
physician recommended Murdock's Liquid Food,
and for the first three months she took only one
teaspoonful at a time In buttermilk. Then her
stomach became stronger, and she took 1t with
milk for year. This last year she has been able
to take with it raw eggs daily, and now is chewing
rare steak and swallowing the Juice; also takes
an orange daily. ANY solid food even now dis
tresses her and makes her dizzy, but less so every
month but she feels confident she will be able to
eat nutritious food in a few weeks, as sne Is
gaining so rapidly iu strength and weight. Her
present weight is lit pounds, and she is
able to do all of her homework alone
We are confident II she had followed the instruc
lions Of our label two years ago, that she would
have been in better health twenty-one months ago
than she is.
AT this date, March 1, 1890, she advises us Of
her history, and also that she is taking three ia
bleSpo0nfuls of Liquid food daily
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-09

Reports from New Erg'ard 10 thu Metso-
rologicsl Society and U. S. Signal Servie
may be summed up IS follows:
The generally fair warm days during the
greater psit Of the week. fol OWING = week
OF heavy ra.n hss been very beneficial 70
nearly growing crops. Corn has failed
20 mature 81 fast as it should en- scccant Of
the cool nights Snd for some reason toins-
toes srs NOT ripeaing vel but rot on the
vines If the frost holds OF week or Il n
DAYS longer the former cop Will be eeyond
danger. aud large yield vii! be insurs Il.
Some are cutting their corn slrca ". Pr
fetring 10 cut II = It'll. green han IL risk Il
frost Corn for enslisse is "A tae growth
eysry~ here.
la Ma ne where they aye picking sweet
corn fer Gaming, tie crop - rep rtsd be-
low the average Hsr e.tny is now ghing
ing on in gooi earnest throug out the
greater part of New Englard Reports
continue TO came from q Z northern section
tast the oat crop S Of sasll qaauii.y tut
toe gram is of excellent qaa it,. Late po
ts,oes ave b,iag dug i'll some s5ctlons,wh le
il others the tops are sud greel and are
growing well. They Il 4 remsin free
rom rat in the north, but at B.arford'
Mass they sre decs, ing ta!lv. The OBJ
server SAYS that those ALREADY dug a'e rot
ticg in the cellsr ard many have 10 be car
ried out. Beans are yielding well AID TIE
Il rcage is large. tranberrIes are being
harvested, and while there is Il fair crop II
| lie not as Ia &c as last yes-. Ounces ara
good and pears sni grapes Promise well in
Rhode lsltrd, but apples are poor every
| where; il is estimated that there will not
! be more than one-fou tn to one-ha or p.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-09
hAL.LOHELL LOCALS


The schools uommencc - day.
------------
Mrs W : tIa,nes "a, to Milton, Mas,
tldty for % short vacation.
The ice stack above Hamilton 4 Aliens
,tIice Was heilg torn down Yesterday.
Mrs Benz Robbins ami daughter Martha
'-om Missschas, It's are the guests Of Dan
III lIuascomb ard wife in thus city.
The work of rspsirin1 thr Northern
Bank bn llirg is now compl,tel. toe paper
hanger. snd frsscorr. flashing work there
esterday. The rooms are row among the
#ne.. ~ hsys secs.
One OF party of young ladie, lost her
urse On board one of the electric CARS II
corieusI one 81 ii L. one 81 bill TIL, q
DIVER 4 liar ard soma small change. She
hunks ihst It was taken from her pock
Detect We True - oking mp tn affair
The work on the High School bpilIing
. progressing fnely The polished col
tm. winch zee to 'ppr,rt thu porch were
plsod in p)Suon SATURDAY last. Tie
brita work iuthe tow ersis nearly mpleted.
rhe rnaf IL about finished and the work on
de interior j. progrcs'i9g well, 50 that in
tbou' threo weeks -, "a thought that the
'Hiliing sill be rcsdv for occu sacy.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-09
Does your Cake
Dry up
Quickly7

Kso, your baking powder Is sdulaes-
ssed with ammonia or alum, sng,edienis
which arc injurious to health and sEs
used by INSCRIPTIONS manufacturers
simply 10 lessen the COS, Of the powder
and Increase their profits
Housekeepes who use Clevelanfs
Superior Baking Powder know that
food raised with this pure cream Of
tartar powder keeps MONT and sweet
and 10 palaszhle and wholesome.
"Cevelards Superior has the
peculiar properly. possessed By no
other baking powder. ofprodnctng Light
wholesome bread. biscuit, cake. etc,
that ssssss theu natural moisture and
svestneaA This desirable quality. IN .
baking powder ahowp by shs ofictA
Rsporia to b The strongest Of III pure
cream Of tartar POWDER. unshes Clevs-
had's Superior Absolutely The Bss&'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-09
FAIRFIELD LOCALS,

There seems To hr considerable trouble
with the street lights of late. o0e ~ them
n particular has failed Mp three or four
rmss There j. q Inference Of opinion e.
- the source of trouble in the meantime,
the publ, hope the elsctric people may
.oon be able to strike the roo. If the 4 III
ATTY.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-09

BE Garfield, J. T. MeGugin. No. Pitts
.on.,
BIS Aiment Pstchen. Df. c. E. Picker
irg. Gardiner,
RI Hsml.t, C I Stsekrole. Gardiner
Biz Centurion, LelMd Moore, Gar
diner.
Green Horses (so be driven BY ladies'.
Bro IL Psnsy, Gardin,r.
I'm Jack h. W. 6arslirer.
Oh m Victoria. Litchheld.
BIB Unknowr, Gardiner.
BE- Daniy. Gard or.
Bro lndspendea, Guy, Randolph.
Bh Grace. Gsrdiner.
Is b Billy Bu n, Gardiner.
Il. +, FaigBa>Ks, President.
W II. MERRILL. Secretary.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-09

Work is rushing into the rooms Of Mer-
ri !, she photographer, and so fsst that he
has seen the necessity of having az as.i,t-
AT. aud his brother. Mr.. Arthur T.. Mer-
rill. is row employed at his establishment,
Mr.. Merrtlrs advertisement will appear in
she Journal in the coarse of few lays,
sui those who psronize him will We are
sure. he pleased with the quality of the
work
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-09

An advertisement N the columns Of the
Journal Is sure to ne heard from. Tse
announcements of Wstervllle people al
ways appear next TO the Waterville locals
one Of the most conspicuous pisces in the
paper. Those who are nsins our space ara
we'll pleased with the results, and we hops
TO add others to the list soon. The hun
drVds OF people in this city. Fairfield Skow
he gan sni Oakland. who read the Jourus
every morning, a. general rule glsnc,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-09
NATERVIllE LOCALS

Na'si,.lie will have To gtt alorg lot q
hort time without one of its veteran new.
boys. " alter lapham. who has gone ont
% Mr. l'rttts VI Clinton To recuperate his
energies fer 4 few lays, In his absence
MIR Bocha1 " n handle his papers. snd he
: equal - tEe inh
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-09

Or. Geo. u Howard who vas stricken
with psrslysi. several months since, is gain
ing; though his recovery ia slow, vet from
one month :, ans ther il can b. s.eo that
he is un the uicqd The Doctor has mSde
great psny warm frierd. since he has
b., n in watetvilis. they slj sympa;hi1e
complete recovery.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-09

Or +. &. H.s,h Ard stfe are visiting
Dr Heath, mother, Mrs.. a. g. Heath
Be B. prominent 'a-zeen. hagsnz been In
h. Z S hospital in Chicago, H.. ard De
,roi,, Mich. on Ai. re,urn West he viii
en2age Ia special treat neHt Of the sye and
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AaOO5TCOK-27
( Continued frem second page


! -
sight anl as vel iie 10 the top IF i hill the
" hole hg.lv Of the pipuBtsIl ccule, mo
view # j. tright sunny AFT raoon and
rhe mcuetain stands out clear and well
defined, It's huge Ds.in eeing rltirIY see
and it, craggy summit far overlapping al
/ the sarr0gntins ulin- nces From the 'oPs
/ Of the hill. a ong TIE road through Dyer
! Brook s. = cooli look for miles away oy r
the seemingly itt rmiua1lc forests " tn
/ he-e ard there a iitle eiear II pplu some
oole ridge % maple. A fortnight her
| ,ne ,e grand cid woo.is all be T. ohed IN J
he pri liant glory Of their sut9inaal haes
| and The prospect from these hills y i'll titen
be most beautiful. The last few miles #
The road through Dyer Brook runs through
| An unbroken Forest
aoi the nile here is very pleasant
zee Here ahd there some OF ias
naples by the roadsiie had slrea y
ionaed their crimson cD'ors Civ Hg
prom 'c Of the full giors Of the la'cr su-
tnmn. On the roaisides the golien-ro :
are a wreath Of golden ii .hness, fully ma -
aiming their claim 10 be adopted rs the
national flower of America. The cedai>
Harg full Of clusters of buds, the m1o'e
wood bushes are all croYned with thc.r rich
rel berries ani the dark purple clusters Il
| the Life of Ma" make handsome hedge
row in many Places In sone places The
'osd - -klrted thicS with eTersreen' IN
! t'ii'- l. ihiPv'''Si. ~ i'VS ~ o''4 va ~
'i-'' I''e 80 80. - ~ 49,, nt
"a. - 49, v ~ ~ ar, -
"a ai'' "a" e',
w
s4o''',' III, avn - .'.e 0'a',"
ing ''i'' ~ ot'p' - -.
- 0''t mn
, .a !. - "''i NJ, % "a =, rU
S''' a., ~ ''p','s
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-09
Wednesday, Sept. IT.

2.40 Glass
I Fro $. Arrival. A. J Libby, Gardiner
b ., Garfield. J, r. McGu.ia, No. Pitt,
ten.
F! Blk 5, Wa'cLmlker, Jr., C. f. STAG
pole, Gardiner.
Blk <, Billy s., r. A. HouIehan, Gard
iler.
BE, Chsll D., \. ". Brown, Bosdoir
Centre.
OR Z Dr. Neal. A. f. Msrson. 4. Pitts
ton.
Bs Almont Paichen, Dr. &. +. Picker.
irg. Gardiner.
IN Hamlet, c. T Stackpols, Gardner
Blk Centurion, Leland Mcora, Card
rer.
Or DR. Neal. 4. Z Msrson, Eas. Pitt
ton.
Bg Garfield, J. T. McGugin, North
l tston.
Four Year Old Class
Blk m Bessie Plot. John Stevenson,
GarliGer
m JACK T.. l.. II. Merrill, W. Card
Fer.
Bs Combination, Fred BLANCHARD So
Gardiner.
Bg Vengeance Chas. Savage. Gardiner
CIR m m Victoria, G. W. NepeIl, Litch.
fell
By vanneyar, A. NJ. Bnrnham, YVES.
Gardiner.
Bro m Louise. +. Z Hall, China.
2 Patssy, DR.. W. r Giddings. Card
1er.
Three Year Old Class.
Oh Young Pilot. A. J. Libby, Gardner.
Blk Pegasus, Scion Merrill, Gzr,line-
scr NJ Vi;tory. Sylvester Campbell, "
Gardiner
BIO. " jor Pilot, Leland Moore. Gsrdi.
her
b Denver. A. X. Briery. Richmond
Oh u sparkle, Eli o Bros, Bowtoin.
Oh m NAV Ba,ket, Elliott Br,., Bor-
.loia-
& Part .er, Elliott Bros, Bordoin.
Thursday, Sept ID.
$50 Class
Bro John L., Berj Clark. Randolph
Blk Essex Boy, Tho,. Simpson. Alma.
Oh m Sparkle, Elliott Bros. Bordoin.
Blk MATCHMAKER, Jr c. T. Stackpole,
Gsri.ner
Blk Plot Victor. Z. d. Ts.ker { Co.,
Gsriioer.
B J. Belmont, z d Ta,ke- & Co, Ga--
diner.
Bz Charley b., A. NJ. Brown. Bovioin
Cras-r.
Tx Black Morrill,, C. A. Psrtriase,
50 14Idi .rr.
Frec-For-Ali.
= = Batter sc5.c., a. J. Libby, Gar
Lex.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-09

We acknowledge the receip, of An invt
;sticn TO attend meeting Of the cores
ponslents sni contributors of the Fairfelt
Journal. to be held a, Bunkers Islam
Park, on the 2oth inst. az 10 A. NJ. where
after short session. a picnic dianer viii
be served. beans baked in the ground. AMI
coffee, being served free TO all. A .ecou,
meeting will be held. to be followed BY
ride to this city on the stree. cars Thsrs
will be no post poasuieEt. and If wea'he
he stormv the niestug will BE- held il
tbe Opera House
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-09

r5on.. ybers they psruse he paPers,
rszzszires and h3ok.. and exercise q the
various pats o. ihe xynnaeiuHa- Nh
isfsr ksers al. III fo.u- 10 a very Feat
] snvisias condition, and they get msny
c 5snrl mests from people Who happen IN,
a.. xho lave -ssH many .7-i.i.r instlfG-
tisns IN ether parts Of the country. The
y. M. {. \ roens n Wstsryilie are
eredi,a' Il to The city Il i. hoped that 70
dlfseal-y ~iA Be exasrsnssd n Iaislng
fund.- fo- the support Of a general serre-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-09

Ths Garilaer department OF Greenouzh''
hrsotory Of Augusta. HslloweH anA Gar ii
ner, .s no~ beinx revised b. asssrs. Lsn
e,s,eF An Yogsz. Representatives Of tbs
Arm
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-09

Tho.. Dagls ga. up before shs police
seprE Hsnisy nsosniGg fOr tranksnns's
H PAD the es,ts ef shr court and lsfi
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-09

Mr. Frank T.. Hail, sha has teea "a ihs
smplsy u Dsatorfh. tie engineer, Is nos
u b.. home in Warren sfjoying .ior
raesfsos
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-09

Joseph L. Talbct, me yo1ns goa % Mrs.
4 W. Tslbet, de Sunday evsnIaz aged
. C.nnfhs
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-09

For the past Two weeks vorkmen have
been engaged in putting IN lead in the open
places netscru Tie stones in the Episco pal
raurch tower 10 prevent leaking The work
"a. compl tei Saturday but the staging
ss- 10. removed snt three youngsters
esi ieutly well posted 90 the market value
II .lsst lead, removed large part of it
laring Sunday and sold it to Junk dealer
rhe chars were arrested AID made to con
fes, Some fifty pound. had been removed
u all ard II prutabl that the parent. Of
1e bogs viii pas for hayifg the work lone
1Yer again.
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GARDINER LOCALS.

Asser ArskEr Stroat, sJa Of A. < T
stgost, &. Yi,ssisg At Boston for few izys-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-09

Moses Wni BrookInx ami Tom Fields
siif lannon's duo Of hunters from the Gard
lneE 3 q Co. men. vent on cunning re
Gently att tAs ID oA.. coon, one hedgehog
$50 daeks or Putr.dse sai three sqair-
r.ls Ia one lay Tins Sfm has a record
for everything there &. cai 10 the shorse'i
po.si bic um-. and lhs present lay, work
= no reception.
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Spstial advertisements

Small s.iv, easements. not exceeding four trt :
somius and.s .lr Arrd ~ NAsrsr. hos SatN.
To l.tT t.usr 80. Wal h ia-crtcA two b'nss fNr
s G. MA thy,- .ties frT IS cuts And DIV week 'ur
Sc c.a;s, advSpst Isyment.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-09

Entries for the Meadow Park Races

Special to the Kennebec Journal
GARDINER, Sept. s.-Below is given a
complete and authorized list of the entries
for The September races at Meadow Park,
Gardiner. Tu, sisy, Wednesday and Thurs
day of next week
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-09

The boys Who are attending the Cohurn
Classical Institute are regular visitors in
considerable bumbers 81 the Y. NJ. c. A.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-09
KennebeC Central R. R.


ON and after August LIST trains will run as to,.
lows
Leave Randolph 90, il01 A. NJ; HG, ~
l.. ". Arrive AT National HON. rs liz,
A. NJ. 3,25 - T.. NJ.
Leave National tome pa 4 NJ. 100, AA
= 10 T. ". Arrive nj Randolph We A. NJ. Is
, %. t0r. NJ
10 accommodate people wishing Ia alirnd the
band concerts at the National iiuu,, SUNDAY
AFTERNOONS, trains " al leave Randolph At an,
81, L. NJ. zach SUNDAY until further notice
Leave National liutnc at ? ~ and ala I'M
b. A. LAW ioN. Suptrlnt. nicut.
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The air "a tue visioIty Of Depot squars
vas iillsa sith msn horses, csrisg. wheels
SIC On the t-ri,al Of the afternoon Yam
zee rr.t4.f lay the trouble arising from on
hors, sho ga decidedly frightened An
3rcupan, Of one q the teams was thrown
out bat va unniured. Business vas nn-
s.uslIy Z toi at IA, carriage shops IN the
.qulre for the remain Ter Of tn. day.
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ary.
G. X EDDY. Esg vas IN the city srsr
sunday. siafsng Haa. W r nsnss- who
Is hi. nsphe~. Mr. E.Eiy La. lived st East
ssgiEart Nj hizsa, fer % yeAr.. going
there from Bangor. ~here hr ussd 20 be
eng gs4 in the lpmter Business, ~hich be
| hs. 70 lossd ever slhee. H has been very
| .geeen.fsl in his op rstiohs, ard nos
| CHASE. among tils mil iosaire, Of tee aorth-
vest. lie j. great lover d horse-, Az!
oxns .one fine os4s. smenz t1em Chime
T. who has pacing record Of 2 u -
AMI tro,tlng record Of 2 ?. - Mr. T.
| ~ looked ever the Wstsfy iie horses : hile
| here. smong thsm Appleton Web5s hns
| sginx; he saw Nelson. ~hi1e a, Bsrzor
| He has been in Maine aosrt moata ard
lef, for h.- Alehizsn hone Aonlay.
| This morning We would ca! attention I,
tie adver,i,enIe ~ Of the Waterville Steam
| Dye Eoa.e, an establishment shieh va
opened here about year ago, and IS meet
| inx a .ong-.e.t want. Tie coueeru IS 30
HI. hand. Of Industrious young men, Who
their raIron.. facts which ere auested BY
the steadily increasing custom which tie!
are receiving. They get ~ork not only
from TINS city. but il comes also from sey
eral Of The neishborng towns where tht
Journal circulates. Besiii. ihe bushes,
indicated by their card. the StaI sIufsc-
| ture woolen carriage mats busters, fame!
piumes, etc, and tan AMI hDisb iato the
form Of mats the skins Of sli kinds Of api.
mails They ar at present hampered By
iack of room, and with the increase OF their
business will before long have - O.; int
m1re sommoliJa' quarters.
There isa good deal Of lissAtisfact M
With the manner in which tbs Appropriation
for the Street Department has been handled.
The money ha. all beer expended with the
X option Of $500 OF $500. and at the recent
meeting Of the city goyerf ment Alderman
Foster declared that twenty five cent. on
the dollar coLh not be shown for the
money spent Commissioner Priest clsims
to und, rake no work VI ihGHt orders from
the committee on streets, hut Alderman
Foster said the committee, o. which he i
a member, have TAI nothing to 10 With II
lie had iritd. but unsnrcessfuIy. TO gel
inside the working of this lepartmel t-th, |
work went On v itbput fis knowledge OF !