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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-17

10t10yo u - AS~ossSs 49,
seeseusy Gilbert 10 credited With sayins
Il tAe fas4efs' naeting u Rarmipgson that
eve een grow corn - eheaply in Maine -
sh<y can ous West.~ In remark OF his
vas commented on considerably at the
line, and I queseion whether be did say IL
in juse he way is 10 qsosed shove. but il Is
very near 10 what may be sAid. and which
I think more likely 10 the import Of that be
did ~, vix: That re can grow corn In
Maine - cheaply - ve can buy e from the
West" l am asars there are those Who
uill question this statement. but II they
siu ~ themselves about il in an in ellieent
manner, they vii 1nd the above statement
NOT vide from the truth. On three several
tmes in former yeafs keps an account
with nv corn field, and found that my corn
Of IN average year did not cost ne firty
cent?; and ihas too when on hosd crops
we're raised more largely BY manual labor
than q present. ! remember seeing the
statement Of one farmer year, ago in
which he figured the cost OF his corn crop
Il thirty four cents per bushel.
There 10 TOO much Of this talk. Il can
buy cheaper than 1 can mise" The fact 10.
whatever . man can produce or manufacture
70. hims If 10 cheap han the Ike article he
v, uld Otherwise buy, ior The chances are
ten to one that be would not be earning any
thing to buy With if he xere not taking time
70 raise or make.
There 10 everywhere . class of psrsons
whose study seems to be TO ASCERTAIN how
little they will have 10 do and get hsing.
Some farmers affected the same way They
cain 10 be farmers by accident Pity the
accident ever happened. Successful farm
ing esns industrious and psinstaxius labor
the same kind Of application that the sue
cessful business man beetOws on his under
taking. Thrift and indep- ndence in farm
ing implies that the farmer produce what
ever he can to the best advantage for h,
own use and have . surplus of sOme kiDt
for the nom producer.
The greatly increased use of grain Of
some kind 10 the feeding OF farm stoci
makes it . necessity that he either grow oil
buy. Fifty ora hundred bushels of corn i,
the crib every year Is 90 much the less to bu!
lis 30 much saved less the cost of pr oiuctien
Ii is true that all soils aud locations are no
alike and hence not equally adapted to grow
all crops; bu. corn Is almost \ univeFsa
product. New England and especial,
Maine 10 yet adapted 10 growing corn thong
it be in one to ten acre lots; and its grow,l
- form erly will still inure to the advantage
of the farmer. Grow corn by all mean
then; grow corn in Maine.
E X FRENCH.
PINosIA, May l. 1890
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-17
Cumberland County Pomona Grange.
Editors Of The kenne6ee Journal

EdttofS OF We AeHHeOeC JoaTHdt.-
Cumberland County Pomona Grange met
with Cape Elizabeth Grange. Cape Eliza
beth, Wednesday, May II, Worthy Master
Hunnewell in the char. An address Of
selcome vas read by the Worthy Lecturer
Of Cape Elizabeth Grange, and responded -
BY 1. l. Elder o. presunpscot Grange
Eighteen brothers and twenty sisters re-
ceived the nth degree.
The resolution laid on the table at the
last meeting aas taken up and discussed al
come length and unanimously passed. This
resolution invites each sub Jre mate grange
in The county to appoint committee to meet
with like committee from the other
gragges 10 the county to devise mesns if
possible Whereby the Pomona Grange NAV
the better assist subordinate oranges and to
report at the ne It meeting.
The report from the several oranges sho 3
the order to be in a fourlshing condition in
this county. An ample dinner consisting il,
addition to the ususl grange fare, Q fine
clap-ta e, was served, sitter which came the
ladies' hour, 81 ich consisted of readings by
Mrs. VI. T. Huaneweii of Oak Hill Grange
The question. That the present sy stem of
Municipal and State taxation is unjust 20
the farmer" laid over fro this preceding
meeting, was then discussed by Bos. Bar
stow, Harris. Aver and bennett and resulted
in the passage of the following resolution
That committee of five be appointed
10 formulate . proposition in relation to
amending our present Law on taxation to
present to the farmers of Maine and to re-
port the same to the next meeting" Bros
L B. bennett, WV. Harris, Elisha Jor
don. 5. Munson and $. 2. Aver were
appointed that committee.
An invitation from Riverside Grange al
Raymond 10 meet with them q; Ray moid
Vllsge on the first Wednesday in June
next wss received and aces pied. Excellsut
mu-ic WAS rendered by the Cape Elizabeth
Grange choir. The customary vote of
thanks for the fan entertainment vas given
after which the Grange WAS closed.
Hsd the weather been pleasant q larger
number would undoubtedly have been pres
ent but the attendance from the home
grange showed that the farmers of Cape
Elizabeth appreciate what the order Of the
Patrons of Husbandry 10 doing for them.
This grange has but Just completed its
building aud now owns its hail fitted with
all m )dern improvements. 1t is in fact
one of the fines; grange halls in the county.
E.
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soMBrHIHo roa rae caILDRan
SPoT.

In the Arst place who was Spo,f Not
pony nor dog. but kisfy. perhaps Yes.
{ nat 10 juss . hat he va. Spot vas . little
white kitty. with ja.t one black spot o. his
head. He vas ~ canning . kitty too -
you ever sav. he bad ,ve brothers -
pretty and cunning ~ himself. renem-
Der hen they we're first brought into the
house. Their mamma came With them TO
kitties Gall but Spot came to . cad end
Some one must have drowned or killed them
for they we're never seen after that day
But Spot lived and became . sreas pet.
His home vas in . family where there we're
two little boys and one little girl. He Al
ways wore . neck-tie, sometimes blue one
and sometimes . pink one. Pefhaps for
got to tell you, but Spot vas alusys good
natured. He never got angry ~ come little
boys and girls do. Most Of all Spot liked
to run after spool or string and he q
good deal too. for it vas - much fun
for the children A. for him. Every
morning - soon as be could get in, he would
run for the room where the smallest boy
.lept as fast as he could. But il the little
boy was not awake be would sis IN the pill.
10 = and wait, or if be was in hurry fO,
fun. be would kiss his face until he awoke
But now comes the sad part Of nv story
Spo. went away one day, and be must have
got into bad company, learned bad trick.
and got into mischief, for he never come
back. The children concluded that he must
have been sent TO the reform school
hope he will come back some day bette
kitten. Little children should not get into
bad company for ii brings them to grief.
OLA HELEN PERRIN
You are quite a story writer l think !
will call on you again sometime. ri sss
accept my thsnks. Yours aincerely.
C. B.
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STATEMENT OF
Maine Trust & Banking Go.
Gardiner, May LIST, 1880.
S: ate of Maine.

.
KENNEBEC ss-Sunerior Court in var.,ion
Augusta Nav ism
Olive y. LAX. Iibf. vs. John W. lake
~ lhe ahhe Aeu "rlt anu l0ei u Is ORDERED
~ oy re- IN un ,ersi hed Justice OF saId court
ta, heuce inereoi pe given 10 the iibeiee, by pub
usnne an aesNu copy OF 'h' saine, of an ABSTRACT
lnereoi, togeIner win tnis orn'r thereon. three
Neeks successNeiy In the hennebec journal. =
newspaper printed IN Augusta in said county OF
henneDec, the last puDhchtion 10 be hiteen days
~ nast oefSre the n. term OF said Court, to be
~ ~ " Ae'Ni", NHhih anu lot -aIu epuh-
0! nennepcc, on the second tuesday OF June
NET tnat ne may then ana there appear IN
SAID court and answer tn. refo, II he ft,
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Not a Pimple on Baby

baby one year old. Pad with Eczen,a
Hair all gone. fealP covered with
eraPtiOns. cured by CWticura. Hail
splendid and not pimple ON him.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-17

A meeting consisting of Mayor Rowell,
the school board and six members of ths
city government vas held q; the aidermen's
room Thur.dsy evening to discuss the ques-
ton of enisrRing the II gh school building
to be the most feasible plan, to build an Ell
tirely new builjing, large enough to &C.
commodate the High school and the two
Grsmmer schools. The matter WAS thor
oueLly discussed but nothing definite va.
decided upon and the meeting was ad-
j,urned until next Monday evening. when
some defnts sction will probably be taken
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Propose for Ssbsistf nee, Quartsrmas.
ter's and Hospital Stores.
orr - TkHAsrPEp.
A sIIRN Z u sf-u 4 LII L. u

''rf - lhFt~iPFF,
EASTERN BRANCH. " II. DV :,
ToGr-. NJ. May IL, 1880 J
sealed froTo.als. subject 10 usual condition.
VIII be received at this Office until " 0'elnck VI
un' Is. ieg, for furnis ing and d lvering a. TIL.
HON" iht snb-isttDce and Quartermaster's ores,
required fr the ti-csi Year cp'Hmepcing July /,
leIp, and ending June 20. Ie9l consisting in pa I
81 tue foioeing, viz. Tea, Coffee, Groceries.
Flour. esh aud formed Becf, Mutton, Veal.
Fresh aud salt Pork, smoked and Corned Shout
der, Ham-, Fresh and Sait Fish, Butter. heese
Lard, Onions, Potatoes. Corn. oats shorts Honse.
hold Article, Plumbing Material, Tobacco. Hard
ware. white Lead. OH Farming Tools, etc, and
Hospital supplies Of all kinds.
Proposals for Hardware, Lead, etc. viii be-
op ne u " June 10. and Propo ais for Hospit sl
sur plies vii be OPP ne Il v. June 90
scb' DUE giving TIE kind and estimated guapff.
ties required, particulars 10 condio to be oh
80 we'd and rms If contract and payments viii
be furnished on application The fjom reserve.
the gilt TO reject all bids
JuHN u. ANDRES IN, Treasurer.
LUTHER STEPHENSON, in,
mavis '2awfojuni- Governor
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-17

A. the First Baptist afternoon service 10
morrow Of . a., the pastors subject sii,
be Gods Method With SIN Regular
evening service ss O'Clock. Saturday
evening rehearsal at 8 O'Clock 1t which il
10 hoped there will be good attendance for
p<ciai reasons
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I.allrGa0s 4 steamboats,
MAINE CENT TRIAL RAILROAD.
Arrangement Of Trains In Eject April
9TH. 1890.


Until further notice trains leave Augusta as
GOINi WEST-s.zO NJ Tor Lewiston
RUcila1i. 'ostiand, Boston and Montreal: \ 10
A. i"' RsllowelI and Gardiner. 1905 A. II. 10,
Lewiston, farmington, Rockland, Por;iali aud
Boston; 2O0P. 81 for fIallowe n and ,iarfiner J0J
p. N: for brunswick itaih, kockl md Portland
and Boston. Az. texpFessl Portland and Is,ston
40 J.. ". for IIallowcn and Gardiner
ll.C2 J. NJ. might Pullman for l.. Sistou Bath
Portland and Boston
s;,sINt; EtSr-2.E A. ~. might exuressl for
Skowhegan, Bangor, Bar Harbor, st. Si.nnap
st. John and Aroostook County, sos A ~ foI
atervilie, Skowhegan, Bangor, Is. l. =. X. r.;
Nanceboro; l24s L. NJ. Waterville, Oakland, Mon
m nth and Winthrop; 345 T. NJ. for watervillc,
Sko"hegan, Belfast, Dexter, Dover Il Foxcroft,
Bangor, st: Stephen, 81. John and Aroo.took
County, and on Saturdays only at 73O +. NJ. for
vs stsIyille: sunday paper train for waterville
The Night Pullman Trains run each way ever,
night, sundays Included, but no; to Skowh, gnn
on Monday mornings, or to Belfast and Dexter.
run to and from Bar Hsrhor on and after Ma,
18th. '''
ACCOMMODATION TRAN leave, Gar
diner for Augusta at us A. M, 100 ana Is
T. M Halowell al 7.29 A. M, I.H and so2
Pm. ''''' ""' "''>
through tickets to California and all points
south and West may bc had of H. H. Walker
ticket agent, Augusta, the only office selling via
all routes and checking all baggage free Of ex
pense.
PAYSON TUCKER, Vice Pres. 4 Gent M.paver
r. \. booTHBf, Gen'l Pass. and Ticket Agt
Portland. April LIST. 1saO.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-17

Mayor Spear and Lawyer Chyson Of
Gardiner, were in the city yesterday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-17

Mess.s Geo Fuller's Sons are doing con-
siderable business in the manufacture Of
ice winjlsssts and appliances. Several
have already been shipped and the COM
more for Bangor parties.
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4ieo.
CUMBERLAND.

II DeertRg, Nav Is. Joha T., youns est sou OF
Eilea \ and the late Augustus Phinney, aged "
year. months
10 North Nindham, May Q. Mrs. A. 8. marc.
ag~d - years.
Ia fottls nd. May 18th. Fanny r. NcQuesten.
wife Of Charles 7. Whittier, May izrh, Jsmes A.
Godfrey, ag-d - year., john Eastman. aged -
yeafs and noaths.
PENonsCOr.
n lasves. nav i1th. JosepA 8. Smith, aged q
yoass noaths and Il daya.
nOsoee Nay iith. Nh. AlnA @. ppuslsss.
AGo4 ~ yoaea Q Doatha.
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Mr.. Geo z. rIumnsf Of Resdfsid. IL
the name Of the new operator =, the recent
IL established station q Rich's 10 Farming
dale. There 10 ramon that new dspo,
10 likely 70 be put up q that locality in tn
near future.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-17

Rev. A. s ksdd. the ne~iy appointed
Methodist sinister to this city, has attend
ed ten funerals within the last three weeks.
On Wednesday last he attended the fuDer :
81 Of one Of his former parishioners n
New GIouce.tsr.
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1flarr,eo.

ANnRosCoGeIS.
In Lewiston. Nav Newell W. sylvester OF
Etns and Mrs. ~ lie Il. Phelps Of Lewiston
CUMBERLAND
IN Portlsn'. Nav 10. Gavin Carr and Ni.s Dru.
sna Flor. nee Tracy. both of ksrgor NAV !. Loren
X Cox and kuih Lary, both OF bartlett N H.;
May o, W. n nston witch. II Of oxford and Mes
Mary Leweil,n Of Portland.
la v i'iard, Nay 10. Cornelius g Cs'~y and Miss
Carrie N. Chambers. both Of ape Elir ,heth.
In south Bri iston May |, Andrpw N. Farmer
Of Waterford and Minnie c. Manson Of Lowell
IN Portland Msy !. Upward :. Judd OF Cnicaso
and Miss Lizzie l. counitt Ut Por'i- md, May, H.
J. ouonnsh and Miss Katie FitEsimmons.
LINCOLN.
In Damsriscos'a. May T. VIM. q. Eliot and Niss
Nellie N. Hu;chinss. bnh Of Bristol.
kExNKBEc.
In Oxklsnd. May ,. Wsrr~n Field and Miss
mabel Powell. both Of U-kland.
In VassaIboro, Nav :, bsni-t y Wing of W.T..
erviie and Miss annv &. Meserve Of vsssaltoro
In NJ. Vernon. May "a, by Rev. n Chs.e Mr.
" ill h Car-on Of NJ Vernon and Miss Edna L.
Davts Of vienna.
In Augusta, say Is, by Rev. J. ,. Jordan, Mr..
John L. Pollard Of b. unswi and Niss Maria W
Cayfss 81 Lev iston
OXFORD.
n Norway, Msy I. Arthur Tucher and Enc H.
Nasstoa, both II Norway
In Rumsord Centre. May ;. Everett p. Gould Of
HSfe ID and Miss Lucy u. Marin VI feru
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-17

4. u. Lesis the architect, has nearly
completed the dfawinss for three hand
some two story cottage houses for the Hol-
hugvorth e. Whitney Paper Co., Who are
TO have them erected on Central street for
some Of their employees. The buildings
sill cost some Si 800 each.
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Cutjcura Reso,vent

The new Blood and Skin Purifier and puresl and
best Of Humor Remedies, Internally, and cure,
RA, the great Skin Cur, and tUTiCUR, SOAR, n
exquisite Skin Beautiter. externally. speedi per
manently. aRo economically cure ev, ry diseases
and humor of the skin, scalp an0 blood, with
loss of hair. whether itching burning scsy, PIN
ply. scrofulous, or hereditary when all other rem
coles fail.
Sold everywhere. Price, CUTICURA, Soc; soAi
&c.; kEsOLvENT, o. Prepared by the porIE
DRUG AND CHEMICAL CORPORATION, Boston.
A1-Send for GLOW to Cure skin Diseases O.
pages, 50 illustrations, and 100 ties tinoniais.
d Owe skin and scalp preserved ard bear lied
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-17

Quite party from here went to Aususts
yesterday to witness the bail game and re-
turned very much disappointed 1t not see
ing the Bates ard Bowdoins play.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-17

Messrs Geo. Fuller's Sons have just a.
ished disch arging 3 cargo of $50 tons Of
chalk. to be used in their whiting and putty
panufsctory. The chalk comes from Eng
land.
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Fever Sore Eight Years.

must extend TO you the thanks of one of my
customers, who hs- been cured by using the CUTI
CURA REMEDIES. of an old sore. caused by long
spell of sickness or fever eight years ago. He
WAS so bad he was fea full he ~ou!d have to have
his leg amputated. but is happy 10 say he is now
entirely well,-sound dollar. He requests
me to use his name, which is II. II. CAsoN, mer
chant of this place.
JOHN V. MINOR, Druggist, Gainsboro, Tenn.
We have been selling your Gu ICURA REMEDIES
for years, an have the first complaint yet 10 re
ceieve from purchaser. One Of the worst
Of scrofua ever cured b, them.
TAYLOR TAYLOR. Erankfurt. Kan.
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Architect Lewis Of Gardiner was in the
city yesterday engaged At the Industrial
School In making some arrangement for
draining q certain pool Of water which
stands on the grounds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-17

Mr. Geo. Paul has beaten the record Oh
trout catching in this vicinity. He re
turned yesterday from the locality Of VALE
with . string Of Sc trout a. the result Of
the excursion,
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NOTICE

10 hereby given that the Stat. Library viii Be
ciosed to thu pubic for short time on scroons u
t~pAirs, being made upon the state House The
Librarian will be In attendance AT she Secretary
6iAtes ounce TO attend TO cases of Necessity. Due
noeaee viii be given ~ soen II can be visited
with psepyiesy. J. s. HoBRs, Librarian.
Q PtoAif
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Cured bv Cuticura

l cannot say enough in praise of the CUTICuhA
REMEDIES My boy, when one year Of age. was
so bad with eczema that he lost all of his hair
His scalp was covered with eruptions v hich the
doctors said was scall head. and that his hair
would never grow again. Dcspairing of a cure
from physicians, began the use of the CUTICURA
perfect success. ! is hair is now splendid. and
there is not pimple on him. ] recommend the
CUTICURA REMEDIES to mothers as the most
speedy, economical, and sure cure for all skin
diseases OF infants and children, and ieel that
every mother who has afflicted child will thank
me for so doing.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-17

Cast on fourteen stitches.
l. Widen. (Which means thread over
knit one, widen, knit two, narrow twice
knit two, widen. narrow, widen, knit one
Every alternate rev, seam across. clip
ping first stitch.
8 Widen, knit three. widen, knit one
narrow twice, knit enc, widen, narrow
widen, narrow, knit one.
s. Widen. knit FIVE, widen, narrow twic j,
widen, narrow. widen. narrow, knit one.
Widen, knit three. narrow, knit two,
widen, narrow. widen, narrow, widen, mar.
row, kuit one.
NJ A. II.
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The building oecspisd BY the new gro
Gerry hrm Y. h q. A. Wakefield. wa
.old on Friday afternoon To Mr. r. B.
Wakefield. for u 600, by the osners n.
N. whitney and z. d Haley.
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Mr.. Will am Frizzle Who has been in
Boston and vicinity for month or more.
returned to this city yesterday.
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Enilentic Fits Cured.

Ny remedy ha. been s1ocss.fiily 80 '.ss.ly
twenty years, the first patient 5'ins - n,
cured. II has often cured H1fn 81 ll,sa
and powder form, :, NJ b. exyrss. 81 g'3l
D. nae. or mailed pos pad. Inc p,t9sl ss,pfsss
prepared. and Its use often saves ~ a.' 100
charges Medicine for one month. 80, n.
months, e3se. L.P. kvAss. Draxsn, s,IAuy
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-17

Try SpringsiTs English Alternative. For
sale by +. g. Kinsmsn Co., Augusta.
maP7dttup
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Ask Geo. r. Thompson Of Hallow ell,
for English Alternative. 1870 doses 81 90.
maY7dtfrY
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There sill be- tss ssaai pr- schiss ssrvies
ct the Free Baptist church oa SUNDAY
Rev. L. BsaGts;r Of Lewiston viii sappi,
the ralptt.
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The engine for the kennebec Central
Railroad arrived Friday. and is now side
tracked at the lower end of the freight yard
I WAS built in Philadelphia and 10 as hsnd-
some piece of machinery as the writer has
seen for many days. The engine and tender
will weigh sixteen tons The name of the
engine 10 the Volunteer" which is printed
la large white letters on the sides Of the
engine. while 'Kennebec Central Railroad"
in large yellow letters is found on the
tender The engine will be shipped from
the railroad wharf to Randolph by boat. at
once, and ~ill be used toward building the
rest Of the track, and doing other work on
the road. George Page Of Manehes,er.is to
be the engineer on the locomotive. NJ.
Page has quite an experience as an en-
sineer being employed in that capacity for
over six years on . narrow gusge railroad
in Colorado. and is thought to be the right
man in the right place"
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Try English Alternative. For sale b, G.
z Warren. Gar liner mar7itfnr
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Sunday forenoon, Rev. 8. N. Adams OF
South Gardiner will preach at the Congre
gationsl church in the city proper 10 sI-
change With the pastor, Mr.. Jenkins. In
the evening the pastor will deliver Al illus
trAted lecture, the subject Of which will be
"A Man Alone with God" Other services
as usual.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-17

DR. Will s. Thomp-on Is driving . very
hane some pair Of Ave year old colts of the
Young Re!fe stock.
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II may not be generally understood that
the supper at the Universslis; vestry on
Saturday evening 10 to celebrate the raj in z
OF the church debt, = genuine Jubilee
Supper aud it Is expected 10 be an extra
good time. Anyone Who has had snyth M
TO do with the clearing up Of the church
debt eau easily understand what 4 cause
for rejoic ny it is when the happy result is
reached. Ii 10 hoped that all who have
kindly assisted in the good work and many
others will be present to see the pastor
burn the mortgage, hear the remarks he
Will make upon the occasion, help demolish
the good things that will be furnished and
enjoy the entertainment that 10 to follow
ExrhaHge
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The Dominion Parliament at Ottawa,
Ont, was prorogued Friday afternoon.
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for Sale or to get.
FOR SALE.

. sumber Of desirable residences In Auyu,ta
Me-, varying In price from $3.50 TO $500: al
~ -"yefa 10 TO ID acre places In the suburbs 81
this city; tao story house and Iot In I~yi.,on
ne. number of farms in kennsbec c1uptv
varying In price from $1,000 to $4,000. House.
And teneinents % let. H. ". HITEHOusg, At
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-17

A special meeting Of the stockholders Of
the Kennsbec & Boo.hbay Steamboat Co (,
will be held q the Gardiner Savings Instu-
tons rooms this afternoons At 8 O'Clock r.
VI. for the purpose Of choosing officers to
all the vacancies that exist in the board and
for the tr insaction Of other business.