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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-07

LAScAsrER. n. H., Aug. Ga large
steam Mill at Groyeton, owned and oper-
ated by the Weston Lumber Company o.
Boston, Was to:slly Destroyed by fire last
night. The daily cut OF the mill was So.
900 feet, aud the annual product being
about ten millions of spruce ard hard wood
Giovston has nothing III the shape Of fire
apparatus. and the mill was supplied with
an ineh and quarter injector only, so the
FIRE had full sway until the engines arrived
from Lancaster and Island Pond and sue
ceeded in saving large amount of lumber.
Loss on mill about $40 900; mAnufsctursd
lumber, $500; insured about $1,000
A hundred and twenty 1--WE men are throw q
cut of employment until the new mill cau
be built, which will probably be done il
the near future. This loss is a severe bio q
to the business interests of Groveton.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-07

NEW foPK. Aug
FLoUR-Reeeipts. is,e99 pkgs, exports, 1880
ohls; sales, 10 500. Repeat quotations inciua
ing City mill extra, o. rs rs %, patent, o ia
Is rs. superdne, ~ Soa&s to; extra No. 2 o. zts
a. IS. winter wheat low grade. q s5at3 10. Min
nesota extra, - i0aff -, southern -four dai. !,
rye Hour quiet
wHBAT-Reeeipts 2 s0q exports, 81, qs7, sa's {
1870 lower. No. spring -. 30 red, h5l
81 No red, sasiU95 siev'i .i01;, lob 1eoial1as
ieiv't, No lard, @S3aii0. 80 northern. ~ is
!o9-
Rhythm, state, S9ado; western, ssa60.
BARLEr-qHiet.
CoRy-Rsceip.s. %. 10, exports. 400 sales
73,ooc lower, steamer. 5ts5Sj No q, = }a.6I
store and elevator. 5s5957 aHost.
oArs-Recetpts. 1900. exports go, safes,
= 900 firm No :, Is 10 white i5iai5t; NJ = ia
az do white. isi stsi, No :, " do white 3aa51
Mixed Western, 4tat1 white do, 4-a52.
CoFFEE-fair; Rio, fair, 2 /.
sUGAE--Raw firm. refined firm; demand
fair. crushed 5ia5,, extra crashed. siz5.; whits
extra crushed, lsa5s, Cut loaf, 81; grannIased, 81
fkrRoLEus--steady. sfiN
PoRK-qaisii
BEEr-steady
LARn--dal; western team, o. g7lafs - c.os
ing u i2s city steam Is 50 refined dull continent
% 2ssfe So, s. A o. 10
BurrEE quiet. wess' n dairy 7tsl,; DC
creameTy. .3sE&-
CHEEsg-steAtY Freixhts 20 Liverpool frra
State, .ia7f; fancy. SIC.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-07
CONDENSED DISPATCHES
The Pith OF the News Taken From the
Current Events OF the Day.

A cyclone Id consid' rahle damage in the
parish OF st. Anne, Madawaska coun'y,
n. B.. Tuesday. Thirty buildings were
blown down and considerable damage done
to crops.
HEAVY rains have fallen sroun Tucson.
Arizons, for the las; ten days. Sixty miles
of Santa Fe road, between Benson AMI
Negsles, have been washed out. The Santa
Cruz river is again flooding the valley, sn /
now is higher than at any time during the
floods.
Frederick Wilke of Chicago. a German,
went home drunk late Tuesday night and
became involved in fight with his famil
He shot and Instantly killed his son Albert,
aged 10. Daring the melee Wilke was
stabbed in the back and struck in the head
with an iron bar and cannot recover.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-07
Kate Claxton's Rescuer Iuhsrits
Fortune.

ST. LouIs. Aug. Cray Ward. OF
more properly Frank Worth. a noted char
seter, has fallea heir to large estate IN
New Orleans. Ward never misses fire
and night or day for 20 wears he has been
present at sill fires assisting the tiremen.
He lives in the engine houses and is the
best known character in -. Louis. He
was born en- midocean, lived 10 New Or
leans over half of his so wears and the re-
main Ter here. Ii is said that when 4
young MAJ in New Orleans. Ward becam,
fireman and while On duty fell from 4
ladder. His skull was cracked and, thoue !
the phi, seians pulled him through, he rev
er fully recovered His brother, Joseph
and broiher-in law, Mr.. Roler, died il
New Orleans and left Ward good slice OF
their estate, valued at 100000. Ward il
about TO lsave for New Orleans. AT The
Southern llottl FIRE he saved Kate ClaIton
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-07
BY TELEGRAPH.


changed; Kemmier became = hopeless
drunksrd.
Ga the morning of March -, 1889. all
Buffalo Vas shocked BY the news of the
brutal hatchery of woman at No 5s6
Seush Diyisicn street. The woman killed
vas .'riilie Ziesier, = and the murderer Was
the Philadelphia bateher's sou. kemmler.
The murder vas the frs, that had been
the Iav TO kill murderers BY electricity had
become operative.
Ken nler Was are ,ed. and in the mean
time the unfortunate woman was removed
TO q hospital. Her face, arms and breast
were covered with blood, aud she was quite
inss nsibIe. A casual examination resulted
in the discovery Of twenty-six distinct
zs.hes on the face asd head, and i've bad
wounds on the right hand, arm and shou.-
der, che having evidently tried TO defend
herself from the savage attack Of her para
mour. She fingered in comatose condi-
tlon until the next day. when death ensued
before she had once regained conscious
ness, and she was. therefore. unable to
make an ante-morten statement. The
only eyewitness vas the foar-yesr-old
daughter of the victim, who said; Papa
bit mamma with the Ratchet when she was
lying on the floor.
The couple in Buffalo had lived under
the name of Hort. The victims father. a
Pin iadeiphia huckster. named Tripper,
came TO Buffalo ard Identified the body of
the dead woman as his chilli. With him
came Henry kemmler, the murderer
brother, " ho hal married sister of the
| dead woman.
The woman was described by the Buffalo
| papers at the time prepossessing hru-
nette OF about 1855 pounds, and quite styl-
/ ish-ioOking.
| After bis arrest the murderer refused to
/ talk of the crime and al one time there were
doubts as to his sanity. He INSIDE no AT
tempt to escape after the assault When
pressed TO give reason for the deed h
| only said, Il wanted To kill her. and the
/ SCORER hang for il the better" Nearly
$500 in cash WAS found at his room I'll,
coroners jury pronounced kemmler muir
derer, aud Immediately after the inquest he
wss taken from the Jail to the police court
and arrsigned on charge of murder in tht
tirst degree. He pleaded guilty, saying h,
| had no use for lawyer.
Judge Childs sentenced him to die within
the week beginning June "a lss9, by the ap
plieation of electricity a. provided By tn,
code, at Auburn State prison. Counselor
Hatch took exceptions to the sentence upon
the ground that the punishment w-s crue
and unusus and contrary to the spirit of tn.
| Constitution. kemmler reached Auburn
Friday, May Path, at midnight writ ot
| Aa5eas corpus was served upon Warder
| Durston Just before the fatal day arrived
I "a.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-07
Price OF Ice Goes Up at New York.

INV YORK, Aug. 6 Ice jumped 10 SIP
per ton wholesale vest r isy. Last week
The price was advanced from 81 30 &c 50 50
per ton on the whai and if The hot weather
Continues a still further advance msy be
expee ed. The supply has been unusually
short for over a week. Both from Maine
and Lake Champlain few esrgoes have been
received, This condition of things :
been tele g-arhed to both sources Of supply,
but the distance from this city will ciuse
considerable delay before extra sh pm .nts
can BE- sent through There will then BE-
plenty of ice for few days unless the
spectators buy up the extra quantity that
arrives. and the price will go down. The
knicke'boeker Company at last acknowl.
. ges that it has exhausted its supplies, an
row depend, upon what it can buy to sop
ply its customers. There i. still conside O.
able ice in Maine, but it is held back to
prevent overlooking the market here, and
large quantities are bsing shipped to BIS
ton, Philadelphia and to Southern potts.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-07

TvR sALE-A jersey COW FOR salc cheap i
1 applied for soon George II. Harvet. Pet
iingilfs Corner. augsdlw'
DEAD.-A . in. Columbia full nickle plate II
heycle. Anyone ia want Of a wheel should
mis- one before looking elsewhere III Water -.
Augusta, Me- 'fairbank- Gun store. aug5dlw
E,OR sALE.-At a bargain. two-.tory hou-e
L with el and stable. large garden snd choice
frnit tree. Ia Convenient for two families. Dor
particulars call at Mrs G. II. PAINE'4 Pleasant
street. Halo~en. AuzidIs.
TOR sALE-Having taken the New England
i agency Of a steel made especially for granite
tools. we shall be pleased to furnish II in any
quantity at wholesale and retail. ". Harvey.
Angn-la. Nc lulylsi'f
L>OR sALE.-Obe jump seat carriage in good
Il condition, VIII be sold cheap for casb.
ln-.-dsno. B 4. rlrsE.
E7OR SALE-SeyeraI house lot. on Capitol
l. Street Easy terfns. Inquire Of IsuNts J.
LTScs. NconiaE Hall building. lnayS9i;f
FOR sAI.E-The wheel and hoi.iinV sear now
i in use In Jas. T.. fsiiers grocery store. Apply
% Geo. v. MacoIaber. may2ldt
EsOW SALE Spare in this ooiunn, which l.
OF reaching the public. maylsbif
TOR sALE-oLo PArEss for wrapping
e purposes. Daiies Is cents per hundred,
Weekiie- Is cents Apply at tbis Office.
"OR SALE~-tarrisges and Road carts
L J. T., FrLI.Fg's Grocery Store. decod,f
L>OR sALE-An the Wagons and fixtures Of
II the retail department, Of the Augusta Beef Co
FOR partiSuls,s apply a. store. Gsoe6E II.
PHIxSKr, Manager. febi7df
INOR SALE-House ixteiy occupied By G.. ~
T. Hamlen on Fin St. Possession given at
once. Apply to LESDALL TrTcoSs or c. n.
HANLpS. febi5d.f
E1OR SALE-Housss In different parfs Of the
= city. ranging In prize from ts61 to t5o0c.
Also good farms In this city and elsewhere. Apply
Al the Office Of y. s. FoGe. Atty at Law and
Dealer in Real Estate. feb1sdtf
TO LET
ITO LET.-ofice recently occupied By J. II. |
/ Potter, also wharf and coal sheds. -
ianei2dtf HoEacE y0RTH-
no RENTING rooms nov occupied the 1
1 Pension Once over my store. containing .
he proof vault, closets and water. Entrance
o.. front and rez-. apgzS1tf 4. HAsKRLL-
rTyO RENT.-Front ONCE over kinsman's
i Sfore. Corner Water ard Bridge Srs.
s0fSdH In D. Stnxgfs.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-07

r. B. Coriell Jr. of Jersey City, y. J.
inspector and weighmaster for the Glasco
Ice Co, arrived in town yesterday ard
commenced shipping out of the Continent
al sgtin in the afternoon. They will ship
constantly until the remaining stack and
the old building are empted. They have
about Is 900 tons in all.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-07
Q. . 1oss c.ul.. tn . small boat.

NV York, Aug. s.-Caps Haley ar
rived at the dock of the liberty Island
Ferry yesterday, in a s.anch little craft,
the Ella. similar to the Rfehoa,. He came
from Atlantic City, n j., and is en- his
way 10 San Francisco.
Capt Haley is the same person who. .
few Years ago 1t the iestanee OF several
New York parties, headed An expedition
to the reefs in the Caribbean Sea, where
they expected 10 find treasure deposited
there BY Cz3t. Kidd,
As on macy other exre iitions the filthy
laefs did not mxteiialiEs, but the brave
skipper is bound to succeed on his pres. nj
trip.
His little craft is nicely fitted up and
his orsroon vss nearly empty when he
reached port to-day. He vas not long
hawevsr in replsnishiag il. and, amid the
cheers Of the people that lined the Battery
wall. Capt. Haley lei 20 all liEes and point
ed the nlss Of the ship up tie Hudson.
He will % to Albany, thence 10 Lake
Champlaiu, stopping at Montreal before
going mp the ST. lawrence 10 the lakes.
He didn't say jus. when be expected 70
reach the Pacific coast.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-07

At meeting Of the City Governm,
Tuesday night, the new school house mat
ter again came up, snl Alierm NJ. c
Foster took the position that no sdlitio lal
school rooms are needed, and moved ths'
CO. r,,.,o;t r,is r,..,o, A.. ro, r,a,..,
h,r.o. h,,, ro,od =, mt .ha mat
a., ,,;rr
9 '' H''- "
soH'"N '"'" '''e ''s" "ea'' '0'
1'' A'' '''s ~ '''-
80 "o' 90 ''''e "'1 pa
""e'e t''f'7 fu'"'. ms III
Ny', ''' sAPe~, ~ ~ wa" -,
anu II '.' '"e' p'e''A''' lucy ."
"o' 0e N's'pf' '''''' '''o"s w.
~ ''" "'"s'' ''' Az f4e''''
Mr.. Carl REYNOLDS of Colby %. who is
passinr his vacation in tn city. whore be
renrestnts ill.,, Boston GIobe and some other
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-07

Quite large number Of Gardiner horse
men leave today Tor Fairfield to witness the
races. The remainder will watch the Jour
aai srIioasIy for the detailed accounts Of
zach days proceedings. which they are
sare 20 ind in lss columns.
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A Satiuet Combination.

WORCESTER, Mass, Aug. 6 -The sat-
met manufacturers. representing nearly all
the important mills in the country, ap-
pointed at a me citing Yesterday a commit e
to devise plan of consolidation similar to
that adopted by the carl clothing makers.
Nearly all the sstinet mills in the country
are located in Worcester country, and it is
hoped by closer combinaii n TO reduce the
number Of commission houses ard lessen
connection
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-07

II you viii send u your address, We will
mail you our illustrated pamphlet explain.
ing al about DR.. Dyes Celebrsted Electro
voltaic Belt and Appliances, and their
charming effects upon the nervous debili-
tsfed system, and how they will quickly
restore you TO sisof and manhood. PAM
phie: free. II yoa are ,has afflicted se
viii send ycu Belt And Appliances on !,
t.iAl
vels<ic Bels Ca. MARSHA. MICH
iassfsA~fv>o-p
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-07

CHICAGO, August g.
FLOUR-Firm, unchanged.
WHEAT-Firm, higher. No. spyiugsg5L: No. :
ed ts.-
CoSs-Active, stronger. No. ,, t9s.
Uars-Aciiye. unsettled No. 39asgl.
RYE-5a.
BARKEY-f5
PoRK-Ciosed steady at sii.5o
LkED-steady, 81 t5as.s-..
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-07

fhs old schooner Marion Draper. one Of
yards In Pittston. Is now laying at Berry =
wharf loading lumber for Jewett. GA her
las, trip In she encountered a big gale and
lost her forsmast head. The mast was
taken out at Bath, to be repaired while the
vessel was loading here.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-07

woman ~ho resides in the suberbs OF
the city was about the streets the greater
p,rt Of Tuesday night in search of her hus-
baad, who. she elaine. had ran away With
another woman. She vas several times
requested to go 90 home by the night
police, but about $50 A. NJ. she showed up
at Mills livery stable, met her husband,
who had come there for his horse, and
commenced making most enthusiastic as
ssult upon him with an umbrella which she
had. The appearance of Marshal Maddox
upon the scene pat stop to the proceed
iugs. and As beth feared arrest they decided
TO &c home aud forget the unpleasant sf-
fair.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-07

The annusl reunion of the 18th Marie
Veteran Association will be held at the
English and Latin school house, Montgom
cry street, Boston, Mass. Wednesday
August 10, at = o'clock T. NJ.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-07

usual excellent quality and the Numbers
given by Miss Munroe were heartily re
ceived. She is fine singer and her voice
vas heard to excellent advantage in the Sc
lections rendered last evening.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-07

Last evening the Home Military Band
assisted by Miss e. L. Muuroe of Boston
one Of the finest vocalists in New England
gave a concert in Gen. franklin hall. Tbs
following is the programme:
/. Overture -sehAns piel, Comedy Bari
:. songA Foolish Little Maiden.
Collins, arr. Thiemt
Miss Edith Louisa Manroe)
?. irish Patrol fuernei
!. Song The Lost Chord, Sullivan. arr. Theme
Miss Edith Louisa MHnroe,l
S. Selection from Bohem tiirI, Baife
g. sOng-F Fiddle and /. Goodrye arr. Them.
Miss EGith louisa Munroe.)
8. Descriptive fan,asia-A Trip to COney Island
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-07

The Water Company are extending two
inch main up Boutelle Avenne from thu
residence Of M. Simeon Keith to the loi
where Mr.. II. L. Emery is building new
residence. There is a feeling among the
residents of this street that hy,lrsnt should
be established there for protection against
FIRE. There is quite an amount of taxable
property there, and i: is increasing in
amount every year. If ,he taxpayers here
have to pay their proportionste part. &C.
eoriing to the property which they own,
for the maintenance OF MIGRANTS in other
parts of the city, surely they themselves
ought not to be deprived of the protection
which one wouIi afford in their osn neigh
borhood.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-07

A movement is now on foot here to start
telephone exchange system. Thirteen
signatures have already been secured and
~ soon ~ n few more names are obta ne d
the lire will be pat in, It will be of much
line ia once started with fair rate Of toll
new subscribers will not be hard to end
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-07

The frame of the new school building is
now pretty we'll along. bang nearly ready
for the roof. The house will contain four
good school rooms. two above and t~o be-
low, with spacious halls, entries, ssairwsys.
etc. and !; will be fitted with all modern
eouvenienees. There Is cellar under the
whole building The rooms will be twelve
feet high in the clear, will have fne large
windows. and cannot be Otherwise tIsln
,ysry pleasans for the ehildreo and teachers.
q. he compk.iou Of
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The faneral Of Mrt. Jsha Fl. Holmes
.ili be hsd this afternoon .: O'Clock
from her late residence on Church street
Rev. A. :. LIid viIl condae. the services.
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Youug Train Wrecker Sent to Reform
School

( BosTox Aug. s Fred O. Simoads, a
thirteen years old boy. Who confessed 10
placing sieepers on the track Of the Bos' on
& Naise road at Chelsea last Wedne ads y
night. one Of which was struck hy the Fly
ing YANKEE express train, was srraigne 10
the Chelsea juvenile court this morning.
He pleaded guilty and was sentenced to the
Lyman school at Westboro during bis
minority.
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American Swine Landed at Liver
pool with s'awiue Fever"

OTTAWA. Ont, Aug. Sir Chsrl,.
Upper has advised the department: OF
sgliculture that the steamer Iowa from
Boston, landed 356 ssine at Liverpo d
among which were seven affected with
swine fever. Ordered to be slaughtered.
Steamship Kansas from Boston, landed a.
Liverpool with 357 swine, twenty-three o!
which were effected with the fever.
Ordered to be slaughtered.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-07

Mellin's Food Is not the bulky indigesti-
Bile product Of the miller or baker. but 10
the result Of skillful msuirulstion.h by carr
ful ana uniform chemical processes bssed
upon scientific principles; il 10 . sclusle
dry powder. made from wheat and matted
harley. and il the ecaceasratioa Of non,ish-
41sf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-07

When the Joshua GRAY saw mill is run
nin2 on full time. the recent changes made
will increase their output from IS 600 to
Is. 800 feet per day and will give employ
men' to quite a number Of mes men. They
will be- running on full time In another
week
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-07

Supt. lawson announces some change.
in the running time Of the Keunebec Cen
tral trains for today only. A special leaves
here for Randolph at 80 A. NJ, and the
regular 9. 10 train will not leave until 8 %
These changes are necessary in order Il
provide for bringing out the Grand Arm,
visitors who are coming here from Knox,
Lincoln ard SagAdahoc counties today. a
big crowd j . expected.
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Preserve the Giant Trees.

SACRAMENTO. Cal, Aug. e.-GovernoI
Waterman has sen. despatch to Secretary
Of the Interior Noble protesting sgainst de.
caring open the suspended surveys ir
1ulare county, on which are located the
tsig trees the governor further asks tina,
Secretary Noble use h influence TO have
the surveys FenDain closed until Congress
shall decide whether or not the land shall
be set aside . public park
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KennebeC Central R. R.


On and after August lat trains will run As fol
lows
Leave Randolph 200. II o. A. NJ; 3oo. ago
T.. NJ. Arrive at National Home; ia H.
A. NJ, 3.25 As T.. NJ.
Leave National Home pl5 A VI. 100. 290
10 +. n. Arrive AT Randolph p.iO A. NJ, n
80, 5.i0P. NJ.
10 accommodate people wishing To attend the
band concerts at the National Home SnndH,
afternoons, trains will leave Randolph at 40 and
3.l5 r. NJ, each sunday until further notice
Leave National Home nj ~ and 5.l5 4. ".
\. A. LAwToN, Supetinte ndent.
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Cutler Post Will send 100 Elen 10 the
coming National Eneampment in Boston.
Nearly that number have already siguifed
their iGtention of going
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Railroads d STEAMBOATS,
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Arrangement Of Trains In Effect June
goth, 1880.

Until further notice trains leave Augusta as
follows,
GOING wEsT-e.so A. NJ. for Lewiston,
Roesland, Portland, Boston ami Montreal, 7.a
A. NJ. for Hallowell, Gardiner and South Card
ner, $40 and io.22 A. VI. (eNpres') for Lewiston,
Pennington, Rockland. Portland and Boston. II ~
A. NJ. and lis I. NJ. for Hallowel Gardner and
So Gardiner; SIS 2 NJ. for Brunswick. Bath, Rock
land Portland, and Boston, S.tS, lsNpress) Port
land and Boston; 6.o5 Z. NJ. for Halloweli, Card
ner and South Gardiner, 90 Z. Nj. might fali
NAM for Lewiston, Bath, Portland aud Boston
GOING EAsT-2.io A. NJ. might express for
Skowhegau, Bangor, Bar Harbor. 81. stephen,
81. John and Aroostook County: s.oa A. NJ foi
Wa'erville and Skowhegan; s.4f L. NJ. ieNpress)
for Waiersiic. Newport, Dover. foNetoii, Ban
gor and Bar iisrbor; StS 4. Nj. for Wat'rville
Skowhegan, Belfast, Dexter, Dover 4 FoNGroit
Bangor, st. stephen, 81. John and Aroostook
County. and nj 40 p, NJ. for Natervllle, sun
day paper train TOR Waterviie and Bangor al
an <. N.
The Night Pullman Trains each way every
night. Sundays Included, but not to SkoMhegan
on Monday mornings. or to Belfast and Dexter,
or beg ond Bangor. excepting 10 BAR llarbor.
The day express trains going East at IA T., N
and We at ~ A. NJ, run daily, sundays in
cuded, between Boston, Bar iiarhor aud 81
John.
ACCOMMODATION TRAM for Augusta
leaves South Gardiner, as. 1850 A. NJ, 700 Hud
i.B5 7. Nj, Gardner, al. no. A. NJ. % ANA
40 ?. Nj; Ilallowcll, 6.ip and il.ii A. Nj, LIZ
and i59 T.. NJ.
Through tickets TO California and NIL points
South and West may be had Of T.. II. Walker
ticket agent, Augusta, the only Office selling Via
all routes and checking all baggage free Of eH
pense.
PAYS0N TUCKER. Vice Pres, l. Gcn'l MANAGE
+. Il. BOoIHBY. Genl Pass. and Ticket Ag't.
Portland. june 25th. 1870.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-07
FAIRFIELD LOCALS

There will be music in the air here the
waserville ard one from Oakland have
been engaged to play at the trotling park
To-Day. tomorrow and Saturday. As each
organization will not care to be outdone by
either of the others, some good music may
be looked for from all of them.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-07

Tuesday evening Distrie' Deputy Great
Sachem Stephenson Of this city. assiste d
by ]. C.. Lander as Great Prophet and Geo
Mari a. Great Junior Sycamore. raised the
chiefs of Nshumke t,ibe. The follow
ing are the chiefs II. A. Fuller, sachcm /;
Benz. Shaw, ;. s. w. J. Turner. J. $ I;
III Lincoln, X. Of X Chas, William. G.
IF w. $. o. Soper G. of F.