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The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-03-15

Milk from Il COW which had been bitten
by q mad dog is supposed to have poi
Boned whole family near Malta Bend.
Mo, and 1t ia thought they Will AL de
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-03-15
COLLEGE GIRLS AT WAR.
It Was All About % Cushion and n Strug
gle Well Worth Seeing.

It Was All About u Cushion and u Strug-
gle Well Worth Seeing.
In order to keep pace with the pro.
gressive spirit of the times the two
higher classes of the Women's Medical
College, Twenty-hrst street and North
College avenue, INDUCED in a regular col
lege fRhtthe otherday says the Phiiadel-
phia Times. The dispute arose over the
ownership of q beautiful green cushion
which a dignifed senior captured from
q less digniied junior and intended t.
use for her W special comfort.
At three o'clock that eventful day
this young lady entered the lecture.
room carrying the cushion on her shout.
der Arriving at her place she threw II
upon the bench, and. sitting on it, said
to her companion: 90, my, but that is
comfortable" A few minutes later the
members OF the junior class assembled
in their department and the possessor
Of the cushion missed her comfortable
seat and informed her classmates, who
with one voice said: Wen have that
cushion"
The owner OF the cushion, followed by
her comrades, walked Up TO the senior,
who by this time was enjoying the soft
seat, and demanded her property. On
receiving q negative answer to her re-
quest the piucky junior grabbed hold OF
the cushion and pulled 1t from under the
senior. In an instant there was a regu-
lar tug of war. The members OF each
class came to the assistance OF their COM
rades. Each division held on to the cush-
ion, pulling and wrestling, and finally
both came to blows.
The room was one animated mob Of
young and comedy women struggling for
supremacy and the possession of the
coveted trophy. When The ~janitor en-.
tered. whether Intentionally or not, he
engaged In the strife, and o became
thoroughly mixed up in the fight. 1t
was hard to tei. which faction was the
strongest The widest excitement pre-
vailed when the professor, accompanied
by some gentlemen, entered the lecture
room. The professor shouted for order.
but without avail. He then took q hand
In the fight and oartured tho cushion,
which he bore off In triumph 10 his
desk. AS Don as he could make himself
heard the lecturer administered O short
reproof 70 tho angry maidens and finally
succeeded in restoring peace. Tired
and tattered, the young ladies' then pro-
ceeded to their usual places, leaving on
the door several locks of hair and other
evidences Of the battle.
When quiet had been completely ro-
stored tho owner OF the m~uchcoveted
cushion quietly stepped down 10 the
desk OF the professor and returned to
her place with tho prize which she, o
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-03-15
NOTICE.

kIIERS CT admin ~isfrHLiOn on the esIate of
IL Henry &. Her. dec Hsei. we've granted
10 The nndersigned on the I3it day oil February,
1851, ny the Probate court OF Lafayette coun-
ty. Missouri.
All PERSONS having claims against i'd estate
are required 10 exhibit them for allowance 10
Tue nnm illustrator within one year after the
late OF SAID letters, or they may be precluded
rom any benefit Of such estate. and IL such
claims De no exhibited within two years from
ever barred.
This 18th day of February. 1890.
~ JOHN G FALL.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-03-15
ADMINISTRATIVE, N TICE.

EITERS Of administration on the estate OF
IL Jamea q Ru~stI d'ce4s,d, were giHnt.d
- the uDderEIEHed on the liih day OF February ,
1880, hy The Probate court OF Lafayette county.
Missouri
All persons having claims against said estate,
are required to rKh bit hem Tor allowance TO
The admlhistratrix " thin one year alter he date
III 81 u letters or they may lie precluded from
any b' nrGt OF such estate aDd II sucn claims be
not exhibited within two y.aro from the date OF
his p'bl,cition they will be forever barred.
This llth day oil / ebruary, Ia
SAIiAH NJ RUSSELL,
fehI5 AdmInirtrniTiX
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-03-15
HOME MONEY TO LOAN.

rINnE money now IN nanu5 belonging TO The
j. E6tale Of MINORS is Tor loan, art on prime
r. Al estate Gnti paIt ON good uerrOnsl HrcuTiiy.
parties desiring 10 borrow Will 60 well TO call.
ONCE over r.. WiHsoT q sou.
mayl3ti : N WILSON,
@-hiir administrator and eN-uficp IIIn Cur.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-28

nssany and Saturday in attendance % ~
funernl Of h;s vife's noshe., Afs. Sni ey.
The funeral services Of Mr. Smiley we're
assended ~ the Rev d E freeeh Of
Hanpdee, Formally Of this place A val
uabie tvs-year old colt belonging to B.
Reed vas ssry hadly cut and nsnsed last
wednesday b. jumping upon bsreet wire
fence, near the railroas--Nfs. Sa-sh Sso-
ley, wife Of william Sibiey. die 1 Saturday,
AFTER . short sickness. The fuaeral ser
viess we're held Mooday II M Sisley's
house. attended by the Rev z Morton OF
this plsce.-The GRsiua,ins exercises of
Oak Grove Seminary last Friday we're very
In err sting. There we're .ix in the g-stu-
atins c,ass. tso Of them from this plxcs.
Miss Cla-s Reed and Miss Fiors T,s.k =
One day last veek Mr.. Albert Losssr Vii e
1t work in his mill saving shingles cut OF
one do ger from he right hand aud r1aaslsd
N other. bas the doctor thought IL could 70
sAyed.-Then The boon 81 Fairfield broke
il let down all the logs, go that the boom at
this place 10 full, but it will hoid.-rhsrs
10 large amount Of hay in this town that
the farmers souid like to dispose Of. bat
there 10 no call for it, Grass Is looking
veil for another big CROP The farmers
have turned their stock to the pastures
where there is plenty of feed Osias to
the ves condition Of the ground there has
not been mach planting done ye..-Lsst
seek George L. Weeks sent t~o large
loads OF plants from his hot house TO Water
vile. where they found quick sale.
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ooiIsfaf sS&B StA( - soas0 ABE BASsAs
on the north side Of them frosen solid
Ths ,pring 10 very vet and backward and
farmers are much behini ordinary sessoni
vHh their work.
CrnDEnLAsD.
ScaYSorv.
Grass 10 looking Aneiy. huf the weather
10 50 cold and yet that seeds come up vesy
slo rly Some farmers are about .hfosgt
,la aiins and are hoeins the easly crops
The eors factories cut the psices Of corr
ioyn early in the ssason 20 one and three
quarter cents per pound. bur failed to ge'
the farmers to plant for that price, and
now o6er TO give the old price. two cent
Der pound The amount Of corn planted
This sp-ins sill be email compared With thu
smoans planted last year.
PsAxKLIS.
Wilton.
Last Sabbath Memorial exercises wers
holden At the Methodist Church. Rev. Mr.
Sotsse preached . very appropriate and
eloquent sermon from the text Il have
fought . good fight He vas assisted By
Revs. Messrs Heisen and More Member
Of Z. W. woodman Post Of G. A. K. wer
present in body. The house which vai
packed TO its uftsrmost vas appropriately
decorated With fsgs and bunting With I
profusion Of novers about the sltsR.-Tha
summer term ss the Academy has . goo
attendance. Tuesday, N. G. Harlow
of Boston. shipped from here to that city
sixteen horses, for which be paid owe
5000. Mr.. Harlow has shipped from thi
place, about one hundred and 6fty horse
within the past fifteen monIhs.-The oil
catches of trout and salmon on WilsoI
Lake have attracted many sportsmen wh'
have been amply rewarded
HANCOCK
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The Maine wheemen bold meet at Lew
listen, Friday.
sam Ross of Saco. was fined $40 ant
costs, Monday, for the abusive trea,men
If COW.
A car of Robbins circus left the track a
Bs b. Tuesday. with some damage to car
On the car. No one hurt.
Burglars broke into the store of r. G.
! Harding of G5rham, Monday night aud
sfoie a large qIsntity of goods.
The Androseoggin republican county
committee met in Auburn Tuesday. They
decided TO call the county convention on
Thursday June 26th.
Plans are being made for an improve
nent iu the mail service in Maine. A con-
ference WAS held in Portland. Monday, OF
the leading officials in the New England
NAL service for this purpose.
Nrs. Eaton, widow of the late Thorn q
L. Eaton. for many years Baths prominent
postmaster, died at her home Sunday night.
aged So yesrs. She leaves two sons. Al
bert G an assistant in the postotfic &c. and
Frank. 4 painter in Bath.
A celebration ard horse trot will be held
At the Dsmsrscotts Driving Park. on the
Fourth Of July. There will he a wagon
race in the forenoon for purse of e25: at
ternoou. Sminute class. purse IF SIS;
free-for all rsee for tiot'ers and pacers,
purse of Si0o There will also be purse
of $50 for running horses
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GARDINER LOCALS.

The cisca. will be here tomofros snd
the small boy sil be happy.
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CONDENSED DISPATCHES


Ernest Wilcox. aged II wears, fell from
a bridge into Jewett Brook at LacOnia, N.
H.. Tuesday morning. The body was re-
covered.
The Kansas City Mo. treasury investigat.
ing committee announces shortage Of
$40 900 in Treasurer Peake's cash. It is
not yet known whether the treasurer alone
or other employees are responsible.
At Saratoga, N. Y, Tuesday, in the
Presby terrain general assembly, the COM
mittee on narrative presen ed its report.
d anevolent contributions to all causes dur
ing the year were about sl3,000,00O.
John KEENAN,, an exile from the 18th
Assembly District, who fed to Canada,
arrived ia New York Tuesday about noon
ard drove to the district attorneys Office
ard surrendered himself. He gave bail in
S+0 900.
The Goth annual meetir Of the Ameri-
can Unitarian Association opened with 4
large attendance. The nominating com
mittee presented 8 report which secures
the presence of three women directors on
the board, AS at present.
A special from Columbus, Indiana, says
Hampton Transon, q wealthy livery stable
keeper at Hope, Indiana, WAS dangerously
shot Monday, BY Otto Sneff. 4 young man
who WAS attempting to elope with Transon's
seventeen yesr-old daughter.
A number Of Hiudoos who have been
converted to Christianity and are now lead
era of the Salvation Army In Iudis, have
arrived here AMI will hold meetings in vari-
Gus cities in the United States and Csnada
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\ Wonderful Rescuer.

TIE story Of wr-cA 10 always sad. but how few
arr the disasters st compared with the Vast
namber Of wrecks Of A0nan ea1th and
life by disease. How many Thousands OF bright
and happy lives have thus persisted. wrecks In
hope, wrecks In health, wrecks In iife.
Hor many Aomes Aare beco~s desolafs By the boss
Of their dsresf nsaeers BY soas fatal disease
Hos much unnecessary o fegiaA and how many
premature deaths are thus due to aeyiect-fo '.-
afseasioa 10 the curly syHptoSs.
In the spring you invariably become troak, fsr
I'd, merro.s, s.rAasssed and dosca in both ner~
voss and physical strength. Your Mood becomes
impsrs your appetite r,tiis, you have indigestion,
liiiossaess. cor sfiTsafion or kidney trouble. DO
ysu not NOW that you have an upon
the rocks 0fdisease. and are. like the VIZ cked
ship, surely and sfoidiiy siatinsf You become
weaker and weaker. and complete prosiration,
paralysis, insanity death win follow unless you
ave yourself In time. 10 do so use that wonder
Jul vital restorative that greatest of spring 'rstor
atives. pr. Grcenes Nervu a, the greatest brain.
nerve ami blood rsssOrer ever Uncovered.
Its cleansing, purifyilg and ut the same time
strengthe ming and invigoraing effects are most
marvellous. You have only touse II faithfully dur.
| ing the srrins months In order to regain perfect
| health and vigor.
A Sure RessOrer.
| For the good Of the public would like TO state
| the wonderful change that has since
| l commen need taking Or. Greene's Ne vura.
was completely broken down In health
| and suffered from extreme exhaustion,
and cOuld not rest day or nisht. l had
rheumatism and neuralgia in my sides, an all.
gone feeling In my stomach and u terrible palpi,a-
ton, causing me to think had heart dhcase.
had TO give up work. After consulting and
treating with several eminent physicians with no
benefit at last tried DR.. Greene's Nervura From,
the first bottle noticed very little change. but l
am Il ankful that continued its use. for I am
| now welt, have gained ~ pounds In
weight and work every day. That trem
bling feeling and terrible throbbing and palpila-
ton Of the heart hsve left me. ] could nh
columns that would interest people afflicted AS
| was. and will be glad 10 converse with any one
SO afflicted. W {. MILES,
| 40 Blue Hill Ave. Boston, Mass.
DIR. Greene. the famous specialist in the cure of
nervous and chronic diseases. of "a Temple Pace.
Boston, Mass , can be consulted free of charge.
personally or by letter.
| may 26S2s kwit topcnr
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-28

Mumps, shopping cough and ike de.
eases are prevalent in tosn. A number Of
horse. are also down with the dissemper.
A call is out for . caucus to elec, dele
gates to the State convention. also TO elect
. so~n committee TOR the ensuing year.
Tse ssseasors have increased the patrol
on the. business streets ard around the mile
nj shss ss further protection to the public,
They have also placed baxes With glass
fronts on each of the churches, With key
inside, 90 that. in case of IRE, the alarm
can easik be gwen.
Amosg the coed reports coming from the
trottiug park is ore that the t~0;ye af-old
stallion by Dictator Chef. owned BY
j A. 4 +, A. Cilley il pacing better than
2 40, AID if they desire they can give him
= record in 80 this year. This 10 one Of
the finest colts to be found ans where in
Mxins. Their yearlipg lilly by the ssme
horse is wsn,ed BY bnrssmsn AMI they have
already refused an offer Of 5000.
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" ID. Whitley. Gardiner boy, nov
employed Al Bangor 10 in the csty CD 3
sk.or, Wait
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Census Enumera,o.s In Somerset Co

Ansou. Geo. + Hspsooi.
Athens. Fred G. Greene.
Bingham and Brighton, Hetvey II. Pat
ten.
Cambridge and Ripley. Josn q. i.Abree.
Canaan. Albion ID. Barrett.
Concord, Lexington ard settlements on
Dead X yer. W. Forres, j. Willie
Cornv,lls. Al0nzo Smith.
Detroit. Chas. ID. Bowman.
Emblem. rhaddsus + Baoibby.
Fairfielr. Voting Precinct No l. Newell
W, Brsinard Precinc, No. 2, Augustus
Bradley.
Harmony. Eugene W. Staples.
Hartland, Hoyt H. Tucker.
Madison. George A. Taylor,
Ma, field and Moscow. Virgil P. Hall.
Mercer. Seth II Willard.
New Portland, Elias Hutchins-
Norridgewock. Phillip 5 Lindsey.
Palmyrs, Walter B. Robinson.
Pittsfeld, James NJ. Coffin.
Pleasant Ridge, Carrying Place, Cara
funk. The Forks, The Moxies snd all settle
ments north, Wilson J. Holwsy.
SkoShegan, east of kennebec river
William b Brown; west Of kennebec riv
er, Zenas Vaughn.
Smithfield, John Z. Downs.
Scion. Oliver Il. French.
ST. Adams. Sullivan A. Maxim.
Stalks. Mil ME +. Waugh.
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FRS che RE, Of tie season nave react ed
GAsin@r They bring forty cent . quart
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workus~a are Ia, ing aae hard seod
isoos To the ONCE At You5g's Hotel.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-28

Deputy Marshal Anthony Sprsgue of the
police force, lies very dangerously i'll at
his residence on Neal street. A few days
ago Capt. Sprsgue slipped and fell at the
police station. injurng him internally. His
condition ha, been quite bad since then,
aud yesterday reached what at one time
was thought to be serious turn. DIR. G.,
+ Brickstt Of Augusta was sent for and
arrived in the city Tuesday noon At the
time of writing the Captain was more com
Portable aud it is thought by his physicians
that he will recover.
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ECoNOMICALANDC COMFORTABLE
One Way Excursions

Pullman Tourist Cars through to destination
" you are going to Colorado, California Oregon.
or any point west Of the Missouri River the fax.
the Great Rock lsIand R0ste Excursions
leaving Boston every second tuesday after
May Il
Won can save nearly $50. sD<p from regular
hrst class fare to the Pacific Coast, and prnt,or
'iobats reductions to otb-r ,riiniu FOR III i,ar
tfcnars Gail on 4. n Walker ABgu.ia ri ke;
aashi and wis. 70 H. W. IhoMP.,S, T.. Pas
Agent. ~ sshfngt. n -, BJstDa Ma.
may3i " ed Sat l,ns
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Railroads { Steamboat,
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD.
arrangement Of Trains In yFat ,,.n
9TH, 1850. Sp'"

Until further notice trains leave Aa,r.
follows; %estA ~
GOING WEsr-s.a A. NJ IN, -,
kockisnd. Portland, Boston ami Mo,,,s,,'s'on,
A. n for halloweil and l-ar,iincr. ID "a , ~
Lewiston, tareiinxiou, kookisnd. for,isaSn =, w
bosioe. s0f. N. for iiailowuli and {; arsiasa MD
T. ". fur Brunswick HstA. l,ocklsnd I~,,ii.s.ws
and bost"n "a. express Portland and n'a.',
$40 L. NJ. for Halliwtl ,gs ~ .ss,oa,
liu2 r. ". might rultsSal for lew,,,cr Nv,
Portland aud Boston. '''h' Hs'a
GSlNE EAsT-sl9 A W fnis.t ex,,.....,.
SkcwhrSsn, Bangor, Rsr ,srbor :. s,,.sh w
ST Jsau and Areossook Countv: eos Is ~
Nat.reiNr, Ssns h,srau. Bangor, h 4 y n s%
Naac,oo'o, lsa> 4. VI, Wa;rrvine. OsSlsnA M a.
N nth and winthrop: 3 ST. VI sor NE Nm
SSowhegan. Belfast. pcN icr Dover 4 sSx,.A,.
Hanger, ST. stephen. -. John and Anss.,ses
County. and gu Saturdays only AZ ;,sp N ~.
and Bangor at VI. A. NJ. '"us
The Night Pullman Trains run each WAY .s...
risat, sundays included, bur not 10 Skowhsss..
on Monday mornings, o. 20 Rrlfas, and n,.tts "a
or psyona hsns"r. GU SUNDAY mornings, ha, Mi
run to and from Bar hAreor GU and slt,r NJ NJ
18th. '' HM
ACCOMMODATION TRAN l,.v.. ~.
diner for Augusta at ia A. NJ Al m, III az,
M. Ssn as
Through tickets 10 California and MI ,,,.,.
south aud West may BE- had of b. n Nan,
ticket agent, Augusta the only ohc, s,lhn, ~.
ali routes and checking all baggage trvr N ~
psnse.
taNSoN TUCkkR. Vic, Prs 4 item. Mama.
=. q. ko ruBI. teal PAS and Tsls, 80
Por, aud. April ist lseo.
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Will show in Augusta Friday aext. Mr..
Robbins advertisement bespeaks a fine
show His wonderful consolidation of
macy shows into one or great uniticatlon of
twelve shows, ss he calls i.. affords triple
circu, dosble mensserie, hippodromes
and a thousand and one attractions
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4!ieo.


CUMBERLAND.
In Portland, May 49, Edna NJ, only child OF
John II. and Addie NJ. Thompson, aged weeks
May IL Mrs Fannie A., wifi. of red ID. wish,
aged y years II months. May II, Margaret Ma.
haney, aged 70 years; May 18th. sarah W. wife
of b. A. Perkins; May 18Th. Edith r., infant child
OF Prentis A and illia l. Jordan. aged weeks;
Al the Aged Mems Home. May le, William }.
Smith, aged so years.
At Cape Elizabeth. May Is, Eunice l. widow
OF the late Abner Il Green, formerly of this city,
aged Is years.
kENNEBEC.
IN Gardiner. May 26, Howard NJ. Reynolds,
aged 10 mos.
In Wayne. May 25, Mrs. Polly Colt. aged nearly
IS sears.
PISCATAoUIS.
In Parkman, May "A. Bennie e.. son Of Gould
aud Lovi-a Manter. aged u years, 4 moaths and
IA days.
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Mr. Edward Stickney Of this city, one Of
the most successful and best informed
sportsmen in this vicinity, informs US that
trout are becoming quite plenty in Win
throp pond. He knows Of several having
been caught there this season which
weighed upwards of four pounds. The
reason assigned is that the black bass have
nearly externinated the pickerel, who were
the trout's greatest enemy, and as the bass
and trout can live together, the latter. it il
thought, will soon be found there in sbun
dupca
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Dyspepsia has driven to al early and
even suicidal grave many \ man rho. if he
had tried The virtues Of Ayers Sarsaparilla,
would be alive to-day and in the enjoyment
OF health and competence. Sufferer be
warned in season, and don't allow he
system 70 run down. mays6eodlv
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All members Of the Christian church and
those interested in repairing the Winter
street chapel ard making it a free place Of
worship, are requested to meet in the cha :
ell mex, Saturday evening at 80 o'clock,
and take some definite action in regard to
repairinx the zane.
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WEDDING CARDS

The Ne nns b.e journal lob DsPs' m
- spisndiIIy equipped for doing
stnds "f wedding printing. an"'. -.
snsats, tavtfssions. cards. sfe'' -.
latest and mosf approved styles.
tens an enormous asnosnt OF
~ work dUrinx the past Year, -.
tsrs coming from all paris
state. No better. work In this "s'
ever done In the state. with ms
year. It's facilities for this Mind q" ~.
viii NJ ssili farther Increased, ss ~.
latest fhiHg. being = bsa"'if"' -. n
sesip-typs ny which " 10 -
,s.itase engraved work 50 eisssV
very few cen detect the
vssa.s req sssah,s. se~d for pfS
- sspiss -
auRu.Esssn = SLSSb
-.ss ssssssa. 49,
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Rev Edward Chase Of this city has made
several trips to Kennebunkp port Of late.
looking after the shipping Of the ice which
he has housed there. A cargo of $50 tons
was shlpped last week.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-28

The entertainment ~hieh was to have
been gwen a, the Highland avenue gram.
mar school house by the scholar this ever
log ha. been postponed until some time
next week
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I Ross Avery Of Carthage, vas arrested
The o,ber dss for drunkeuness and dis
tu.bance. He ted whsre he got his liquor,
sua dew iopemeuts in the rum traffic are
expected
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Mr.. Flood, who has contracted to erect
the electric railroad car shops in this city
has purchased the lumber in the ice stack,
belonging to Glazier, Tenny & Hove, and
will use the came in the construction
Of certain parts Of the buildings. A
crew of men commenced tearing down
the stack yesterday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-28

The Oily mpian Banjo and Guitar Club
have engaged new rooms for their use over
Lambari's je~elry store. and will move
into their nsS headquarters the first Of
lima
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LINCOLN.


EdeE JeDeTs0H.
B. p. Brown and family returned /, their
home last week having spent the win
ter in Augusta. c. Hatch with his
m ,ther left here last week for Pennington
where they will rsmsin several weeks and
perhaps locate permanently VIM.
Tobey is clerking At the Jefferson post
office .-Memorisi Day will be observed
here by Borneman Post. Hon. o. ID. Cast
ner will deliver the GRAFTON at the church
in the afternoon. steamer River
Bette" left here last Saturday. She will
rup between Waldoboro and the Islands -
W. learn that the First Baptist and Bunker
Hill churches have extended cali TO Rev.
MIR Harden of Hebron. He 10 expected TO
begin his pastorate here the first Of June.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-28

J. C.. Lewis of ISL Piunkard" fame re-
Gently paid Frank A. Osen, tie Bangor
Opera House manager, forty dollars for the
alleged failure to keep q date in that city.
It will be remembered that Mr.. Owen at
tsched the receipts of Mr.. Lewis show
while playing in this city short time since.