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Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-06-20
VERY LITTLE FOLKS.

Dear Consip Bpss Il will tell YOU
about nv flower.beds. Mamma hired n
uejghbor's hoy to HELM her make them
She drew the border lines in the form
of half circles along the front. and one
side of the house. These are banked up
with turf and tilled In with rich Garth
have all kinds of flower seed, nlanted
and they are ali coming nm. have
some IN boxes 700. had TO Keep the
@ oeus Io'sieu % VIII, "'1sm ioi a "iiiie ~
NeeP ''i1 nm ""ay o"i yaiu - ai'lios. .
700 sliauv ior nowers ior W. nave great
many 'a'i IT, ~ - ,laNe a,eauH
'oiu ycu Ju,e Iow ~ iooA9 iisit 81 WIN
iio' wrte apou. 1t again l nave hIIie u.
cousin "iIo ] Tis'ts Us esels summer. iiis i
,iu'1e - ~ ',a'aomvi anu a. soo,i az liis
.'po. p e'os Isl -, ~ NJ ~ tpo ~ M
up he'. anu "oui' nne w i've iie'1 az
"ass, ou. ms papa o'n no' sp,ie nun
an .ta Ine IN -, q I'm ''"'' gu
"oui' "'''e ao'u' 'iet 'ioMe.s.
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oIlsfiELp, Me.
Your letters are always welcome
You are one of my most faithful CORE :
spondents. Your flower beds must be
very pretty for when mammals take hold
and help little children about their work
or their sports, everything ia sure to 90
Sauau bnr axann;a ,han I am snra ,hara
won,d be more hannv children in rho
,.nrld ,ban ,bera ara noy pla,sa ur;ta
again ~ Yours sincereIv
CR
PREsQtE Isle, May, ls9o.
Dear Cousin Bess Papa takes the
Journal. have been reading the letters.
In the last one | saw Lizzie Irelani's let
ter. She lives just a little way from
grandpa's. have a sheep. two lambs,
and little calf-my own; | call the
calf Lii. I have sister and two broth
nav presses and a potato house at the
village. Our farm is four miles and :,
half from the village. We hay. an or.
chard: the apples are very nice If vou
will come M here in Octnher Won can
have all you can eat. There ia rose
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-06-20

The newly appointed Sanitary Inspector,
Mr.. f. X. Bean, has already made hun
dred calls and reports a very unsatisfactory
condition Of Affairs in many places The
people. however, receive him very favor
ably and evince n disposition 10 make
gr, a,er Efforts for cleanliness.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-06-20
Where Are You Going
For Your Vacation?

No matter where you Co. you will to the Kennebec
Journal every day. for otherwise you will not half enjoy
outing If for two weeks, 80 will pay the BILL for
month, go cents.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-06-20

Officers Ames and Rollins have been maxi
ing It hot for the Togus rum sellers the past
week. Monday they made a search and
seizure al what 10 known ns the pink
House" In Chelsea and ran by the Carsons.
The beer saloon kept by one FL z.beth
Myers was also favored with a visit from
the tiiicers and a seizure made.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-06-20

Thanks are due Hon. JoseLh o. Smith,
State Insurance Commissioner, for d
copy Of the twenty sec0ad annual report
OF his Department, volume Of much
There appears 10 be- quite sentiment
in favor Of senator lIoar's proposed con
stitutIoual amendment providing for the
election Of Postmasters by the people
Members of Congress do not appear to
be- at all adverse TO being relieved of this
particular responsibility.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-06-20

Bananas appear to be holding firm at
from 2i to 30 cents dozen all over the
State. That expected drop" has failed to
make its appearance.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-06-20

A Ge>. r. Thompson If Hallovell
sor T aglish Alternative, $50 i ,ses sl.00.
rnAr7dtfnr
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-06-20

The hotel men will have another oppor-
tunisy to feed the multitude by reason Of
the calling together sgain Of the Demo.
cratic delegates for another convention
to nominate q candidate for Gov
ernor. This convention 10 requested
to reassemble in Granite Hall July I'd.
Many Of the knowing ones predict fun that
isn't on the programme.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-06-20

Pure soda water is the most heslthiul
beverage one can partake Of this hot
weather. The bottled soda for family use
is having a great run. Orders left at Gan
nett & Morses will be promptly filled The
havors are orange. pine apple. strawberry.
lemon, vanilla, giager ale etc, AMI ii costs
but 10 cts. doc.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-06-20

A wealthy philanthropic citizen oi
New York, whose name Ia withheld
at present from the public is reported
TO have offered to fit up large house
near Central Park, i u which Dr. Pau
Gibier Of the Pasteur Institute, may carry
On his treatment for hydrophobia. This
would greatly Increase the scope Of the
Doctors humane work and would en-
able him 10 keep his patients under
closer surveillance. which his present
limited quarters do not permit. Dr
''ibier inoeulated twenty patients in q
single day recently. As yet no upfavor.
able symptoms have developed In any OF
his eases.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-06-20
OUR EASTERN EDITION.
Most Desirable Daily Paper I'm the
state"

MIR. Berry agent of the kenuebec Jour.
nal hs . been in town the psst week max
ing a special canvas for the daily which
noon Of the day on which it is printed, max.
ing it the mos, desirable daily paper in the
State.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-06-20

Senator Reagan one of the Democratic
senators from Texas, recently in the
course OF debate used the word peasant
ry" and being asked by Mr.. Blair to
whom he referred, said the farmers. 1t
was Texan who once applied the word
'mudsill" to Northern mechanics.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-06-20
BowDo1N COLLEGE

EXAMINATION for admission 10 College
II viii be held at the Ckaseland Lecture
Room Aa.sachusests Hail. on Friday and satnr
day. June 9Th and 18th. and on Friday and safur.
day. September f2th aud 13th, b<efnnins each
day At sd A. u. All candidates must b. present
on Friday m0rninR.
WILLIAM Dsw. HYDE, Prsssdent.
Brunswisk. Nay 18th, isso.
nsyz4dtoiuneD
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-06-20
TO VACATION TOURISTS.

Parties leaving the city on their sun.
nfer vacations, can have the DAILY
JOURNAL sent to their address for asy
length sf time desired. ut Is cents per
week. Address u paper changed wAes
wished.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-06-20

Prof z. n. Rsase. Of Bowdsia Cslle0D,
is on biz vsy 70 Enfsps on shnss vsca.
sion. Hs u seesopasiad By his wife. They
viii % directly to Bsnn. Germany, vhefe
Mr Pease viii remain unsI The next term.
vhiie IL is possible that Mrs. Peace may
remain for year 70 pursue her musieal
seasiiee.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-06-20

The strawberry season is now at its
height.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-06-20

Ali bu. one Of the dogs bitten recently
By md dog in Branssiek have besn
killed and that one 10 kept In close cooane.
menf and II any symptoms Of nbies are
mansfesssd. be viii be Immediately killed,
The prompt action Of the Selectmen In
calling the atsention Of the owners Of the
bitten dogs 10 the danger. eanno. be too
highly eommeaded, snd the action Of the
owners vas equally eommendatosy.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-06-20

The enterprising publishers of the Oxford
Dhmocrat issued an extra on Wednesday
night last giving full report Of the Repub-
licsn County Convention for that County.
which was held at Paris the same day, with
full list Of delegates, nominations and
resolutions. These local papers are hust-
ling too!
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-06-20

II the cases Of hydrophobis continue to
maitipIy, the time viii come when every
mas Who supports . canine siii be obliged
by las To muxzie him during the hot
weather.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-06-20

In three days of good weather the trolley
wire Of the electric railroad can be strung
days more the feed wire will be in read.
ness. The only want that now exists 10
for the machinery that is to furnish the
nerating power.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-06-20
Daily 9esaebef aaassal
failAY. June 70. lsss.

Cards Of thanks nd rssolutieas Of rspsn
will % charged u The rass u ,sa csah hu
All advertising annoancsneats Of sntsesah
nsnts who's object = tAs raising Of .sss,
will b charged u shs Eass Of fifteen eenh
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-06-20

Senator Vest declares that Cleveland
has Topped on the silver question. 1t Il
sad 10 think that this owed enemy Of
silver coinage has ~ soon repudiated
his own official ntterances upon that
matter. Evidently Grover ia driven to
desperate plights In trimming His sails
for the residential mammalian
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-06-20
aAw ADvnRrIsIMENrs TO-DAY

Wanted-horse.
For sale--oicvcl~s.
The Electric Railroad.
A good idea.
Where are you going for your vacation
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-06-20
9ocal 2Ilolicrs.

Another ten cent team, Mr.. l.. M.
Brann. proprietor.
The east bound train yesterday was halt
an hour late. A long train and heavy
freights caused the delay.
Storer i Co. begin shipping Ice from
their stacks above the dam TO Gardiner
this morning, the vessels having arrived.
Street Commissioner Savage is engaged
in repairing the road to Togus and in q few
days will have placed the road in An excel.
lent condition.
Mr.. A. J. Libby, Proprietor Of the Pine
Tree Stock Farm, Farmingdsle. will be
Marshal Of the equine parade and race,
here on the 4th of July.
The semi-annual meeting of the full
board Of trustees are in session at the 10.
sane Hospital. Most Of the trustees arrived
on the morning. train Thursday.
- hAS ''sN ,A"yoa Fcitsh Va tnc i8E
Daniel Hewins is shown in the window Of
Gage & Soule's. The portrait 10 from
Hendee's, and is called an excellent like.
ness.
a crowd of grocerymen hovered about
the freight unloaded from the Boston
train yesterday afternoon and boz upon
box of straw berries were cxrted away to
customers.
One of the directors Of the Capital Driv.
ing Park Association said yesterday that he
expected to see between four and Ave hun.
dred horses led by their grooms in the
equine parade here on the ith of July.
MIR. William B. Hunt Of the NORTH Par.
ish, had two calves struck by lightning
during the shower "Wednesday afternoon.
At that time no rain was falling aud il
seemed as il the lightning fell from clear
sky.
The regular meeting of the Nom Partisan
W. C.. T. u. will he held with Mrs. Oscar
Groves, ~ Court street. this afternoon s,<
o'clock. A cordial invitation is extended to
all ladies interested in advancing the temper.
ance work.
Asylusa Lodge. l. o. o. f., will present
work in the third degree this, Friday even.
ing. At the close of work, Strawberries
and ice cream will be served in the ban
quet hall. Brothers visiting in the city are
cordially invited.
II 10 understood that Hon. j. Manchester
Haynes will have Schoonmakers improved
copper lightning cable plsced upon bio
house. This cable is not only a source Of
safety but by its beautiful make is an orns.
ment TO any residence that has it.
In three days of good weather the trolley
wiv .f tba IA. ,t,;n ,.., a.. .,..,,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-06-20

II is understood that Hon. J. Manchester
Haynes will have Schoonmaker's improved
copper lightning cable pisced upon bic
house. This cable 10 not only source Of
safety but by its beautiful make is an orns.
ment to any residence that has it.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-06-20

The regular meeting of the Nom Partisan
W. C.. r. u. will he held with Mrs. Oscar
Groves. ~ Court street. this afternoon u 4
O'Clock. A cordial invitation is extended To
all ladies interested in advancing the temper.
ance work.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-06-20

Mr.. c. L. McCieery. formerly the MAR e
correspondent of the Boston journal and
the present able editor of the lowell Mail
Is At Bar IIarbor for tso weeks Of rest AMI
recreation Mr.. McCleery has many
friends in Maine.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-06-20

One of the directors of the Capital Driv.
ing Park Association said yesterday that he
expected to see between four and five hun.
dred horses led by their grooms ia the
equine parade here on the ith of July.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-06-20

A crowd of grocerymen hovered about
the freight unloaded from the Boston
train yesterday afternoon and box upon
box of strawberries were cxrted away to
customers.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-06-20

thrilling accident occurred at East
Dedham one day last week when four
yeir-oid child fell into the mill pond and
was carried into the fiume which runs the
mill. The engineer was notified and COM
pretending the situation rushed to the end
of the flume, which is a "pen- stock fiume
$50 feet long, and quickly pulling up a
plank found the child being dashed against
the rack of the dune. The child was
taken out unconscious, but was resuscita-
ted.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-06-20

Asylusa Lodge, |. q. o. f., will present
work in the third degree this, Friday even.
ing. At the close of work, straw berries
and ice cream will be served in the ban
quet hall. Brothers visiting in the city are
cordially invited.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-06-20
5sily 4ssaebtf gsrEszL

asses,a. fnsAy. ,ssf y. ~.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-06-20

Mr.. William Is. Hunt of the NORTH Par.
ish, had two calves struck by lightning
during the shower "Wednesday afternoon
At that time no rain WAS falling aud il
seemed as If the lightning fell from clear
aky
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-06-20

A life size crayon portrait of the late
Daniel Hewins is shown in the window Of
Gage & Soule's. The portrait is FROM
Hendees and is called an excellent like.
ness.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-06-20

The sem-annual meeting of the full
board Of trustees are in session at the 10.
sane Hospital. Most Of the trustees arrived
on the morni1g train Thursday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-06-20

Notwithstan1ing the "original package
the Portland police officials still have an
occasional "spilling-dsy.r On one such
occasion last week they emptied into the
Back Bay nine barrels two half barrels
and "a sprinklers of sle nine jugs, 81
quarts and five pints of hard liquors. and
1884 dozen bottles of lager beer. This is
good sample of how Maine prohibition
prohibits.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-06-20

We will say for the information of the
New Age that Mr.. George X. Smith, OF
Winthrop, the Republican nominee for
Register Of Deeds. was soldier and a good
one. The Age by inference at least en-
deavors to convey a contrary impression.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-06-20

A certain reporter at Maine baby show
had the tenerity to declare that nothing
particularly remarkable in the way Of ba,
oies was present. Strange to say he is
still alive.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-06-20

But few towns ia Maine can be found
where all the heaviest tax payers will come
out and vote to tax themselves as they do in
Caribou. and as they did in school district
No. 2, last week, when fifty Of them voted
TO raise 10000 to build school house. 1t
is such public spirit as gives these Aroos-
!ook towns the splendid reputation they
have as "hnstling places, and which make 8
outsiders anxious to get into them to
make homes and help build up business.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-06-20

Bath men are on the broad grin over q
newspaper yarn to the effect that parties in
that city recently cleared Ella per ton ON =
big Ice deal with New York brewers. They
say that while . humber Of the solid men
Of that city have, In many instances. made
q handsome thing on ice this season, none
Of them have reached profits anywhere
near that figure. The whole story was a
newspaper fake.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-06-20

Mr.. A. J. Libby, Proprietor Of the Pine
Tree Stock Farm, Farmingdsle, will be
Marshal Of the equine parade and races
here on the 4th of July.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-06-20
Spftial advertisements

Small advertisements not exceeding four lir'
coming under the head Of WANTED. FoR SALk
To LET. LOST. SC, will be inserted two tim' 5 4
IS Cents three times for IS cents and week Il
80 cents, advance payment.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-06-20

Street Commissioner Savage is engaged
in repairing the road to Togus and in few
days will have placed the road in An excel.
lent condition.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-06-20

The last issue of the New Age pays a
very feeling tribute to the late Francis W.
Hill. 1t says;
What Mr.. Hill was TO his home, only
those could know who knew him best. In
the business world, among its giants, he
was regarded, by the strongest, as the most
striking example of 4 strong man; but IN
his hoEle circle, among his best beloved,
there he was the strongest and the tender
est, the gentlest and the kindest. With the
strength of his character, the breadth and
keenness of his ability as everywhere rec
ognized. and withal so absolute in his own
convictions, he yet possessed q pleasing and
charming personality. in his open sincerity
and frsnkness, and in the warmth and
kindliness of his manner.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-06-20

Another ten cent team, Mr.. l.. M.
| Brann, proprietor.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-06-20

RIO LET-Ons store in Bennett. Block state
l. street. june lAleodif
ITO LET-lhe wharf and coal beds ree.nfiy
i occupied by o. Williamson.
junrt2iif HORACE NOR II.
ITO RENT-f;oom- in NAk kinsmsn iou-.,
L Crosby stre-t- \. r. REED. maygz,itf
ITO RENT-1he roouas now occupie,l "a the
\ Pension Once over my store, clntsiniag a
fire proof vault, closets and water. Entrsse-
oE front and rsa-. apr2pdf u. HASKELL.
ITO LET-Three from: rooms. Inquire Of Mrs.
L NJ l.. RohbiRson. " saSan street sprieitf
yGNO RENT.-Fron. Office over Kinsman's
i stor'. Corner " zter and Bridge Ste
Aprsdif Ira d. stnryis.
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