Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-09


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of two centuries. and one can hear of the
good Old days from the lips of most
charming lady of ninety-two summers.
This is typical New England home OF
fc Ohlene lyme; every room OF the hfteen
has its enormous fireplace and one can cas-
lily imagine an antique picture of the child
rcn sitting upright on settle around the
blazing logs, and listening to their elders
discussing the great questions of the time
or reading aloud the weekly papers from
Boston, giving the renowned speech Of Fat
rick Henry or the news of the passage of
the stamp set.
Across the river was once fort which
was the refuge of the settlers when the In
tlinnS made their insidions raids. The great
river is lined with Old remains and many
are the pilgTimages made to them.
OF late Bath has lifted her head with a
hopeful air. for the President has visited it
and spoken most fsvorably of its being a
GOOD site for a naval port and recently the
North Atlsntic squadron visited the city.
Surely the Pine Tree State should have
good cause to hope for better things when
She sends so many wise and noted men to
the Nations Capitol - Dresden CorrespoR-
dent Boston Transcript
r.edin, Cattle in the East
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haiu =" t'ahe any pIVii' when We i''iu
unis i've o".eN,iio'i 'ne "ese III oolnpe-
N'ion p"t uo" Mheil We haNe w GUM
p'tt WIN u'ess'" rtei .hele i no 'iiohey
ia tiie business lhe "u.oiicie ta' 10"
puy utessY'i peei ,oi apou. .he sa.hg pre-
per pound that I'VE caCie Wouiu COS.
t,eiii anu many Vi ''iehi prefer 10 yet
ihe'r 'i'eai III thaV way as tney eau ou,
c'oset IN every way 2et Just enouSh
I" supply ticir 'faue, save tile expense
ouy,ng Vat'le tiiae WIN NOT urn out A.
Wen aS theE expected anu economic III
various olner WAYS AS Iast ~ states
pass aMs 70 project iai,he, against the
dressed oeel lllolol'ois .ne =, =. ,upltint
court declares .iicni uiieohst.u'iolai =
might say tiat every IiinS Is now ue-
eiared unconstitutiohai, thst ihterieres
WIN hiohopoies' ANN ~
ihaVe ifieho VINO was TOT uahy years
a cattle broker ana Is now interested IN
the stock-yards IN Baltimore. lie Is
tamiiiar WIN ttfe feeaihg trade OF PENN
sy'vania' Maryiahd ana Virginia.
ana Is thoroughly posted on the western
trade. wrote 10 nun iof hgures pertain
lng TO the cattle trade ana he replied as
follows: The rate on cattle from
Chicago Is II cents or si2 onsa carload
OF 10000 pounds. The rate on dressed
peel Is 81 cents, or $50 on carload OF
2o'ooo pounds 1t costs the dressed-beef
men about tye per cent. commission on