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Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1890-11-07
For Sale!

The largest and best stock Of Straw
berry and Raspberry plants in tho
South. Thirty-6ve varieties OF Straw
berries. Fifteen varieties of Rasp-
berries. Prices low. Stock warranted
true to name. Many of my Straw
berries this season measured over
seven inches around. Address
+. b. HANCOCK,
Casky, Christian Co., Ky.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1890-11-07
SPECIAL LOCALS.
PUBLICSALE.

We will offer for sale at PUBLIC
AUCTION to the highest bidder, On
the Jno. B. McCarty farm, 2 miles
east of Gracey, on.
Friday Nov. 9TH 80,
the following stock, farming imple-
ments, ETC.: 10 head good work mules,
4 mares and 4 coils, 62 head of cattle,
some of them thoroughbred and a
number of them high grade, a large
number of stock hogs, three binders,
and full line of farming utensils.
Sale will commence promptly at 10
o'clock a. m. TERMS MADE KNOWN On
DAY OF SALE. This sale is made for n
DIVISION, and EVERY ONE HAS
right 10 bid.
Respectfully,
Gracey, Ky. REED & McCARTY.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1890-11-07
A Fatal Mistake.

The kings OF medicines Hoods
Sarsaparilla. II conquers scrofula,
salt rheum and all other blood dis
qasQs
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1890-11-07
1 Live to Dye.

Cleaning, Dyeing and Repairing
Gentlemen's and Ladies' Clothing.
Guarantee satisfaction. Ninth St.,
back of First National Bank.
S-29 am FRANK FINDER.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1890-11-07

Fine Dado Window Shades, 6 feet
long, spring rollers, that sold at
75c; down to 40c. Don't mics this.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1890-11-07
CoLoRED.

A two-year-old child of Jno. Dill.
lard, died near Julien Tuesday, Of
fever.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1890-11-07
COUhTRY-:- PRODUCE

Taken in exchange for groceries and
highest market price paid for same.
Give me call when you need any ar
Iticle in the grocery line and | will
make it decidedly to your interest to
trade with me, and at the same time
your patronage will be appreciated.
c. +. BRoNAUGH,
Pembroke, Ky.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1890-11-07
A RARE CHANCE
AN D
The People are Catching On!


Our stock of DRY GOODS. NOTIONS.
HOSIERY, UNDERWE and in fact ev-
erything in our line was bought before the
new tariff went into effect, and we intend
that our customers shall have the fnll benefit
oft Our stock is complete and we handle
absolutely nothing that is not strictly
FIRST CLASS IN EVERY PARTICULAR.
The special attention of the ladies is in
vited to cur line of SILKS and finer DRESS
GOODS You can save Money by buying
your goods of us, so don't wait until the last
moment 10 make up your mind but come
right along supply yourselves with GOOD
GOODS at HONEST PRICES and go Home
Happy.
Yours truly,
6. M. LATHAM.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1890-11-07
Dress Goods!

20-inch Silk Velvets, in all the new
shades, 65c, 75c, 81, Sl.25, 81 80;
the most inferior quality of tn $
lot is sold everywhere for 81.
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STATE rAIR Ppuaruaes-


usaa Haihar- Aslea-. srss. Fat exea ard
steers IN lzirx. year oil. A J Libby & Soz.
Emfsfen- i>t; M Haskell 6ray. ss4d: W II
vinson Gray. srsi- Csisss. 4 A itilIor, An
son. ist: George ; Smith, >eksa. ssJ. Fat
oxen snd steers in psirs. : wears and ever.
bred ard owned bs sxaisit9F. r N & \ J
Norton. sarmsvgsoH. Isl: ~ II yigiea- Gray.
II. fsf oxer md .teer> 10 Ia n wears Old.
bred aud oxRsd t,y exhibitor. D + Parker.
Atsens- lst; tatsaa Whipple, >oion. sn,l, G
b Norton. la,sustrs. srt. Fat oxea and steers
In pais.. ye Old. tFesi and owned hs eN-
hibitor. Il 4 BIrieigh. Na>szibsrp. LIT aisd
.a.. slve.. VI NJ ,ssiles. " lat aFop Center,
ist; lothian whipple. Soiou. ID: x " Paige,
East Liyermore- u. Fst heitsr : years old.
Frs nch 4 \s~toa. West MI Neraoa. LIST. A
) Libby Il son. Oakland. Il; NJ NJ Bailey.
II b Burieigh. NsssalIoro. i.t. NJ N Bailey,
winthrop tentrr, Sd A ) Libby x Son.
0sslzni. 81. Fat calf. lothian Nipple,
scion. Is;; " N i.ailey. Winthrop Center. ID /;
tolumhGs Hilton. East New Portland. sd.
seepstskes-Pullins oxen feet , inches
and over, A W Rowe. Vest Gorhsm. ist. X
X stuart, Lewiston I'd; W z Haskell, Gray,
A W Rowe, West Gorham. ISL Fat cattle
not less than feet. A J Libby \ son. Emb-
den. ls,. + NJ & A Norton. Farmington,
I'd: W II Vinfon, Gray, Sd. Best fat animal
of any age or breed. A J Libby 4 son, Oak
land, Isl B Z Parker. Athens. I'd.
Maliett's Speeial.-For best pair OF asyesr-
old steers Of any breed. Ehbie " Brett. Otis
held, i,t. Willie NJ cnshman, Lisbon. "a
Edgar L Clifford. Fairfield, sd. FOR best pair
year old steers OF any breed. Cloud Parser.
Athens, lst; Edgar T. Clifford Fairfield, al +;
Ebbie VI Brett. Otisdeid, 3D. For best year
ling heifer of any breed, Arthur L Cobb,
south Vsssalooro, list. For best pen of
eve lambs OF any breed, Henry and Herbert
" hitman, South Turner, lst.
Pulling Oxen.-U nter feet inches. A ]
Libby 4 Son, Embden. ist; Frank A French,
Turner. ID, NJ Hilton, Arson, 81. Under
feet inches, A W Rowe. West Gorhsm
LIST; II Irish. Buekiield. I'd; John + Bcr-
kerr Bowdoin, ID. 4 feet 10 inches aEdunder,
James Thomas, Harrison, ist, L Perkins,
jay, I'd; Geo ID Knight. >aeearappa, sd.
Swine.
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STATE NEWS
kennebec

SIDNEY.
Mr.. Walter Merrill of Augusta, spent 4
few days in town last week, visi ing his sis
ter, Mrs. Mary W. Moore Miss Nab
Smiley hiss been visiting her friend, Miss
Bel Carpenter of Waterville-Mr. and
Yrs Alton Stevens and Walter Carter, Of
Foxboro, Mass sre visiting Mr.. SIS "a.
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Stevens.-Mr.
George @: * of Connec cut is visiting hi
brother, Mr.. Sewell Clark Mrs. kAtv
DeCreany and i lie son Esll. of Melrose,
Mass. are in town, yisi ng her friends
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Bensoa-M IS Ida
Gr'ld of Augusta spent Thursdsy IN ior q,
visi ng / er suet. Mrs. Abigail II. Gr-id -
Mrs. Wyman is visi ug a, Mr.. Round, 5
for short ms.-Mrs. DIR. Bessey OF
Waterylle vas in town Thursday Miss
Lizzie Crockett of Hailowell spent Sunday
10 town, visiting her friend, Miss Fam g
Corron Mise Olive Smiley has re.ur, ed
10 Boston, alter sper1 M very plessan,
vacation st her old home ia Sidney.-The
Free Will Baptist Sabbath School had a
iicn'c at Snow Pond, on saif.s Point.
Wednesday. September 10th. ] hose t1ai
at nded enjoyed it very much I'll ere
was a family reunion at Mr. Paul T. Ste
vens' Sept inter - h. wbish was held in
honor of MIR. Stevens birthday, which /,
Septe mber lttb, age teing 90 years.
Of It's family eouuec, en- were present as
follows Mrs. MIry Stevens and Mr.. Ar
thur Stevens, vifs and htlie daughter Der
thu, Of s dney; NJ cs'sb Stevens, b 9
o ~ living broth r. ana Mr.. Saul TAYLOR.
of Dead RIVER s'r. Lee Jones, wife and
two CT drsn. } ,'er Ha ~ ard Miss Ida
Jones, of Wa'srstiie: NJ AID Mrs. Geo.
Piper M. Annette B nss and two eaild-
rep, Master iIsrtld and Nj f. bel Barne.
of argls's; Mr.. and NJ 5 Anon Saw n and
Mas er Wster Carer, OF Folboro, Mas. /;
Mr.. Theodore Weii.us ton and wife. Fof
Massachusetts,; v. ard Mrs. Ihoma,
Beas n Mr. Be- son Hartman. Mr. Ma
Than Benso1 sni daughter, Ms N.tte
Bers n of sidney; Mrs Katy DeCreany
of Meho'e, Mass. A be IN .ful iinGer was
served IN z >od ssyie--Mr. Al d Mrs. Theo-
dore We ii1gton reisrrei he mr. to Boston.
Monday. september 18th, after very
plessaIt Wei, Esst
NoSxouTH
Two sons of Hos. /. C. L bby have been
in t'~n for the past few dsys With a
ear.osd Of horses frem Moetans. Tie hor-
ses look veil but are net broken to harness.
L = Metcslf. Esq. Ell or of the Forum
-
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Nsw Yoax. Sept. 10
FLors-Reeeip's. 2O.t o Dkgs; exports, go,
bbls, saies, = SO. Repeat quotations ipclnd
ing City mill extra, $50 OATS 20, patent, as i1s
II Is, superfne, o. 7asi2 IS, extra No e. o. Isl
as 30, winter wheat low grade, - 8s443 D. Min
nesota extra, d loasi rs. Southern -four dull
rye -four quiet.
wHEAr--Receipts $500 exports. $1,000 sai.s
f9,0ot; fisher No. sprtns--; No 3 rid, via
g. No red, i5iaio2l. eiev'i ies' lob .02isi0l
l..ltv'd No lard, .-eii20; Nc 1 northern, rs &
,l5i.
krE-hrm; state. seaso, western. ssaso.
BAsLEY--quiet
CogS-Receipss. $500: exports. 3, 100; sale.
ld2 coo, lower, steamer. IS ls5s Soz, 55,x
.sore and elevator, 5si 81 ahost
oArs-kscetpts &c & o; exports lss; sales
SOC. dull, No ], ft. dc ante tkal9 No Z. -,
u lio white f3i 333 No "a do white, 4saIs,
nlsrd estern, All waite do, 45a52
CoFFEE-tair. Rio, fair Q a.
SUesR-Rsw firm: renped firm; denand-
fer, crushed ssa5a; extra crushed. .las!; white
extra crushed, -sest, cut loaf. ~ grAnnlAled. ii;
PETRoLEuN-steady, szirs2l
PoRK-qufet
BEEY-steady
LARr anil, western TEAM, fs4-. 20 szi -,o.
iae y: city steam, ~ - refined dull, continent
y Iaes %; ). A. I'D
BUTTER quiet. vestefn dsisy 7laii, DC
creamery. as@3.
CHsrsr-sssAdy Freishis TO Liverpool arm
State. 7Asi; fancy, sle,
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6wine.

Best boar of any sse, W Teue, New Glou-
eester, Berkshire. Gloucester Boy, LIST: Nc
kenrey, Auburn, Poland Chinas, lst and /;
months Poland China, LIST; + Fogg, Dexter
Chesteis, VIM Wallace I'd; ChesteIs, Major,
Cd Puls'fer Il Co, Auburn. Yorkshire boar, "a
& A Al mold, Arnold, Yorkshire boar, LIST; Il II
kennisioa, Arnold, Jersey Red bear, LIST; be I
SOW of any age J " True, New Gloucester,
Berkshire, Lass, lst; Berkshire, Queen, I'd
Pul.ifer Il Co. Auburn, Yorkshire sow, lat; +
II Remission, Arnold, Jersey Red SOW, LIST and
I'd; best litter of sucking pigs, A Arnold
Ar sold, 1st; l. II kennision Arnold, jersey
Red, Is, and I'd; W Tiue, New Gloucester,
Be kshires, lst; + j Fogg, Dexter, Chesters,
id; A Garcelon, Lew ston, White Chesters, lsi
al
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7 W iii EFIELD.
Mr.. Greedy of Jacksonville, Fla. vi o
has been visiting his relative, Mrs +. w
Douglas, left here on Monday of this peek
for Yale College of which he is a student
Miss f.. IL. Preble. late Of Chaffv College,
Southern California Universi y, arrived
home or Tue sday of last week Master
Arthur B Steele left here Monday, Sept
5, in order to join his parents 10 Berlin,
Germany, where the family are to rem ain
for few yeafs.
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We desire to say to our citizens, that 70,
years we have been selling DIR. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption. DIR. King
New Life Pills, BHcklen's Arniea salve and
Electric Biteu, and have never handled
REQ e,iies that sell as we'll, or that have
given such universal satisfaction. We 90
not hesitate To guarantee them every time,
and We stand ready to refund the purchs %
price, If satisfactory sesshs do not foiios
their use 1heze remedies have won THEN
great popglsrIty purely on their merits.
Eowdifch, Webster { Co., Druggists.
augGeo'ichwksly
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RICH MEMS MAScoTS.

Erost,,s Wiman hrliov.s ,h,, ,t.r, Z.
| luck in keeninr a Newfoundland ,oa
| around ,hn bnnse
|
cabis hid hn,,,.a.,, h,,a,;n, o,,1 -,
| r. Mr. t;oll il 4. i,,,.,'.,a,,ia
| q, iHrie i"'i',''ri Is a urn oeiieVer IN the
| eIicHcy " W norsPs,ioe' lhefe are "ozen
or uipre rusty horseshoes around ms estab
,-,,
l''.,'S ',ii''u ciiefisheS WIN stuuionS
ctie we Soineu spike Win "hlch the last
~. 60, ,'''Y ,,,''S'n we ,"ihP'' .'"h oi the
''''n'' A" "''''c 'aiiro''u WAS nhisheh
Addison Cammaek. the well known Wall
st'e,' DPgf"'"r' ms queer mascot Upon
us N - p,;.'e' =" 9''li'i "iah Dear WI
S,Y,i', "''''s 'r'' ,on''N eSeS, ar
h" ,.'''' ''''' '''' us s'''' 'o.'"''e 10 Tue
Jay Houid has mascot, lie has chung
80 ,'"'7' - - pen wiper
NJ Co,,I.,,, Nh. ul"n
a',',igt 80 ~ nv i"N' y IA
en- " nv" 'o ie"'o7 '"'
'''iN''
conspicuous object in the Office Of Rms
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The tax rate 10 this city i, one cent and
eight mills on the dollar of valuation, a
percentage much too small to meet the ctr
rent expenditures OF money as made by the
present city government. The inevitable
result will be u increase the city debt
which is now already much larger than it
ought to be. Msny of the properly hollers
here of all parties regard the financial
policy W CHI prevails here with feelings OF
well grounded alarm.
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The committee to look after that matt. Z
are soliciting funds for the maintenince Of
II general secretary by the Y. NJ. C. A. 10
this city, hut have Tot yet reached ih4t
point whore they would feel warranted in
| clos ng contract. They hope, however,
to secure the necessary funds b.fote long.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-17

Mr.. Charles CoLnor, one OF the clerks Al
T. +. Dov's store, is down with gastric
fever. having gwen up WORK last Friday
NJ on He is pretty sick but his ply scisu
hopes 10 control ne ,se so he viii not
have very long siege of it. Mr.. Conaor
is valuable hand and his enforced alb
sence is felt at the store by the remainder
Of the erex
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STRAY BITS.

The first map of England was drawn by
Lilly. in i5so
The pope has forbidden Catholics to ere
mate their dead
There are 100 deer forests in the high.
lands of Scotland.
lie is estimated that there are 2',ooo mar
ried men in New York city who are sup
ported by their wives
A bicycler recently rode down Mount
Washington, making the journey, about
eight miles, in an hour and without acci'
dent.
man of figures has calculated that the
average person trims oil a thirty second of
an inch of nail from each finger every
week, or three inches year.
According to the recent census of Swift
land the republic contains l,soo.0N Protes'
tants, 10000 Catholics, $500 Jews and
10000 adherents of no religion.
A bell, cast recently for the Kharkow
cathedral, contains 6s per cent. of pure sill.
yer 1t weighs GAG English pounds. and
its vibrations last several minutes,
l. n. Blankinship, of Marion, Mass, has
clock which was made in i's2 The works
are of brass, and the clock keeps as good
time rs it did when it was made, l5s years
ago
The Vatican library at Rome contains
81, 000pruted books and D. 600 manuscripts.
The manuscripts form one Of the most
valuable collections in the world, being
mostly Greek, Latin and Oriental
As to the distance ut which large objects
on the earth's surface are visible il is as
serted that the IIimalaya mountains have
appeared TO view from the great distance
of PA miles and Mount Blanc 2i0 miles.
a woman in plainfield ~ j., who died
recently. had long been in the habit OF
drinking from three to four gallons of milk
fresh from the COW every day. and it is sup
posed that this overindulgence caused her
death.
Cahoun's old homestead at Fort Hill. S.
c., is now occupied by "a professor of the
proposed new college. Only two rooms
are reserved for visitors. The house con
tains number OF relics of its distinguished
occupant.
The Cinnamon of New York have given
10 their joss at 10 Mott street, a new um
hrella which they hid brought over from
China 1t is covered with dragons and
other monsters with gltteriug eyes, and is
said to have cost Si00
Two panels for what is described ms the
most beautiful banking room in the coun
try have been designed by Walter Crane,
the English artist. They are intended for
the ceiling in the office of the Society for
Savings in Cincinnati.
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A young woman dropped steel hair
pin from her head as she was about t.
leave an electric car. 1t lay fat on th.
floor until she had alighted and tbs
driver had turned the current on. Ther
the hairpin rose aud stood ON it's head
When the current was turned off tbt
hairpin lay down: when it was put OF
ag"in the hEirpin would stand up. Th,
incident afforded amusement for ths
psssenge-s.-Albany journal.
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supt Day Of the electric railrosG. was
Ia the city yesterday. AMI has arranged
with the city authorities t, have . side~ Tx
laid from the terminus Of the electric road
% the Sidewalk in Depot square. This
announcement will be joyfully received by
hose who have padded through tie mud
duriag the present rsioy wes'Aer
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The Best salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Sal, Rheurn. Fever
Sores. letter, Chopped Hands, Chilblains
Corns, and all Skin EruptioH.. and pos
lively cures Piles, or no pay required. il
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded. Price rs cents pc.
box. For sale By Bowditch Webster q Co.
sug6eod&xly
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ID. A Bisi.dell, formerly OF the firm of
Blake, Bialsdell & Co., is about to go into
business 10 the store now occupied by Mr.
y .xter, the barber. NJ Blai dell has Pr --
chased the house on Summer street knowr
as the Higgins place and will move bis
family there soon.
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George Csrrutb. grandson of John
C,rruth, who lives on the Middle Road to
Siddey, died last Saturday after a long i'll
ness. The deceased was about twenty
wears OF aye
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4 inisor 1T Dublin, Ind. having no
faith in banks placed some 81 800 in gold
III tomato cans. and then buried the cans
under the brick floor in his cellar. Ono
day recently going to the hiding place
be found that thieves had been there be-
fore and carried of his hoard.
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for crossing on Main street, near the
Eimxoosi. There is no place ia the ely
where one 10 more needed. The very rea-
sonabie petition should, and vi hout doubt
will be grsnfsd.
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c. +. Graves of Portland completed tn,
repairs on the organ at hrist church yes
terday and it will be in readiness for th,
services next sunday. The key Of The or
gan has been changed f.om G to C. fifteer
pipes added, and a new balance swell arc
Slpd chest place in position. 1t is nov
one Of the finest organs in the city.
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Assistant Forney of I've U. s. c 4 G
s., went TO Augusta yesterday, and estab
ishtd q tide guage on the wharf at the ~
SINE IIospit 1 grounds Thsrai"y wealth
er sgtiou,ly inierferes with ne prosecution
Of work on The photographic survey of the
aver and eompels Mr.. Forney to ,sn6 q
himself to work N the De gusges.
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Fred Llileheld and J. w. Robinson we're
dash yesterday as jurors TO the U. s. Gil
cgit eou.- to he held at Portland, Sept. 90
4. Fuller and Geo. II. Harrington were
Irswn as traverse jurers.
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Miss Maud A. Leighton. a young !ady
from oakIani, died Monday afternoon a
the residence of Mr.. l.. d. Dunbar, on
West Winter STREET, after al Illness Of
several weeks, She WAS little over Il
years of age.
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u you viii serd Us your address, ve viii
msii yoa our illustrated pamphle, explain.
ing all abpu. DR.. Dyes Celebrated Electro.
voirAic Belt and Appliances, and then
charming eEects upon the servous deb;li.
tatsd system. and Row they viii ouich '
restore you % vigor and manhood. Pan.
phles free II 700 sre thus afflicted I, Q
sil! sesd you Belt and Appliances OF !
o. 'ssic p~is Cs., Marshall, Mich.
taa1s sls /; ts..n
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-four drinks before the police cou @.
yesterday. Judge Lsrrabee was also cali l
8, pass sensenie on a thirteen year old
q ap who was carrying e der which he hid
stolen to the school building. The act
was tomg,i ed last April and was laid over
d few months. lie was iaed the costs Of
pfosecut on and discharged.
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1ners were emily thh gen vessels in tie
river between Richmond and this city yes
tsr't,y and oct Of that number bu, tao
we're loading Ice. This is the smaile st
humber reported on q single day for the
eLt re se1.ou
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A rsldest near S3An Island has KEEP. sn
aeespat Of The number Of vessels which
hive passed 'hs head Of the Island this sea :
soa -rs 4ss us far count 4 J. o vessels.
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The exc Eaoa iron ,xsxhegsB. Water
vile aasi orher Soizfs ~ river arrives to-
saosrss. SD the managers Of the kennebec
Central are arranging 10 hastls a lag.
part.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-17

The Hubbard & Blake shops have lately
been undergoing thorough repairs npdrl
the direction Of Cyprien Rsy. About If.
men have already been engaged to work If
them the ccminy winter
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Miss,s Julia and Claaa Ssnborn leave to-
day for Andover, where they will attend
school.
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Mrs. Suah l.. Sanborn. Mss Fannie
SsnboEn and M Sam P. SAnborr. vho
have bsea spending the GUNNER in this
sigf. returned to sseir home in Brooklue,
Nsss.. yesterday.
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Mr.. II A: Day Of this eiy has full
bioo5ed English mas & year AMI hal!
ID, thst weighs not far from 1875 lbs He
Is magnificent specimen Of the canine
race
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DE frilbrick. The well knowa specialist
whose announcement sppesrs in this issue
Of the Journal. arrived at Yorlg Hote
iesierday's1d can be found at Room No
+. fis cures in many eases of chronic
direases have been wonderful. and bis su
cess itsis vicinity ia amply attasted by
ten days which he spends in this city.
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Is one which is guaranteed to bring VOL
'tisfsetory results, or in case of failure Z
return of purchase price. On this safe pIar
you can bny from our advertised Druggist
bottle of DR.. Kings New Discovery fol-
Consumption. 1t is guaranteed to bring
relief in every case. when used for any af-
lection of Throat, Lungs or Chest, such a.
Consumption, Inflammation of Lungs
Bronchitis. Asthma. Whooping Cough,
Group, etc, etc 1t is pleasant and ,gree-
able TO taste. perfectly safe, and can slways
be depended upon Trial bottles free al
Bovditeh, Webster, & Cos Drugstore.
augseodlwchwkyiy
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-17

The Harry Lildisy Company have In
ishst two excellent eveaing enser,ainuens s
TO those who s..ended either. The Csssa-
says on Moniay evening. and Litlls Loed
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-17

Lebanon Royal ARA Chapter holds .
special eesyoes GA tsis evening. -Four
easei is,es will BE- aiyea ne Marx Master 4
!s2Yse
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-17

Mr.. Ffank Meadsr. While cunning wood
yesterday. missed the stick with the are
ard cut . severe cash in his foot
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-17
Aalluwfll Adrtrtistmsuts.
Q MONEY!

You have often heard Of people living on the
interest Of what they owe, and you have no doubt
- often heard people say that II they could cniy
collect interest on what money they must spsnd
instead Of What they eau save, they would get
rich. Well that Is exactly what we sFe do W.
fAStNS rot txrEKxsr ON wHAr rov sfKSp,
and good big ip,ervs, at that. Make your
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the ABOVE viii be PLAZA and "cleas the road