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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-30
Railway Statistics.

We have received from Hon. Henry G..
Adams, the statistician of the Interstate
Commerce Cdmmission, advance sheets
Of his Forthcoming report. In this will
be found some of the most valuable data
concerning the railroads of the country
which has ever been complied. The rail
road mileage of the United States on
June so. 1889, il shown to have been
i35,15S - miles. Isis estimated that in
dependent of stockholders, the railway
industry of the Uoited States provides =
living for 5000, 900 persons or about one
In twenty-five of the total population of
the country.
The fact that American railways are
managed with smaller number of EN-
ployes per 100 miles of line is partly
explained by the sparscness of popula-
ton through which many railway lines
III this country run, and also by the fact
that the length ot haul for freight aud
passengers is greater in this than
ia any other country.
The number of passengers carried by
the railways OF he United States during
the year ending june 30. iSS9, was a.
III. $40; the aggregate number of miles
Travelled was II SD, $50, 40. This shows
an average journey of 49, miles for
each passenger. Passenger train mileage
for the sane period was 2U.,2i0,S04,
frosa which it appears that the average
number of passengers in train. ON the
basis Of which passenger rates must
ultimately be adjusted, was u.
The number Of tons of freight carried
by the railways OF the United States
during the year ending June 30. 1889,
was 5.Sa, $50 $50; the aggregate number
of ton miles WAS 6s.52 ,a23, it6. This
shows an average haul of 1876 miles
for each ton of freight. The freight
train mileage for the same period was
Ss3 ,2oo,57S, from which it appears that
the average uumber of tons carried by a
freight train, which is conceded to be an
important factor in adjusting rates, was
I.9.&i.
lie is commonly said that the people of
the United States make greater use of
railway facilities than those of any other
country. From he above statements it
Is made to appear that il the total pas
senger mileage of the year were divided
equally among the Inhabitants of the
United States, each inhabitaut would
have Travelled ls5.5s miles. A similar
estimate for the ton mileage of the year
shows that the railways have carried
what Is equivalent to f.0ii.sa tons one
uile for each inhahitant. This shows a
use OF railway facilities ia this country
considerably in excess of that of most
European countries.
During the year ending June 20tb.
lss9. 80 passengers were killed and
a,iis injured by railroad accidents
This is not a large uamber when we
hear in miud the Immense amount of
/ railroad mileage in the country and the
! large number Of trains ran. The fatal.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-30

something In the war Of reciprocal adj
vantages from the exporting country
He very fDscea5Jy showed the folly Of
conteSdinz that n ..we enter into reeip-
rocai relations with one country on one
thing we tnast enter into reciprocal re-
Iatloas with all other countries On Oh
tfisgz- The speech throughout was !is-
tentef 70 with the cIosess Alteration and
made profeund Impression upon all who
heard IT, To-day il will be read By mil
lions OF people and be the central theme
10 the political world We have faith
20 believe that the wise, broad national
policy It suggests will BE- the one finally
se4sled down upon by the present Con-
gress-
Mr.. Blaiae was followed by Messfs-
Mason and Lodge Ia able and timely
speeches, and the meeting closed amid
maeE enthusiasm.
II uas a splendid ops ring Of the cam
Esnign Ia the henuebec Valley.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-30

One of the ..cn'eSt" match scratchcrs
possible. to hang under chandelier.
ruav be made by taking a drum for yoar
model Procure a pasicboard block
from which No. Il ribbon has been
taken. Cut rounds from the finest sand
paper procurable, just large enough to
cover the ends ana glue Oh firmly.
Take piece of white satin ribbon of the
exact W dth Tor even little narrowe cry
of the block and long enough to extend
around it. and put on smooth aud tight,
having the seam or joining come on the
,per side. Now take TWO strips of
plush or velvet, three fourths of an
inch vide and long enough to 20 round
the block. turn under the edges so that
fold is formed. and f8sten one Of these
folds neatly around each etige or side of
the block. having the joining come on
top: have yard OF narrowest ribbon,
matching the plush in color, make a
dainty iittle bow of loops &C each end,
leaving about eight inches in the centre
to suspend the serateher by. and fasten
tho bows. one each side, over the joining
Of he plush folds. Take bit of iinsei
cord. catch the first end to the inner
edge OF the plush one side under the
bow. and using silk the color Of the
plush and carry it across diagonally to
the other side, catching it there: bring
il bac.s, and so continue around the
block. fastening the last end
where the iirst i fastened This
same design may lie used for hair pin
holders. by taking round box. filling
with curled hair. and erocheiiag ends In
loops,itet.- The HcHrthGGEs.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-30

THOR SAI.E-Several house lots on Capitol
L. Street Easy terms Inquire of THOMAS j.
Lf NCH, Meonian Hall Building. :nayS0dtf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-30
PoIsoGals

NJ Corn nn,,tu ~ skorbeo.n I'm,
b,., .,e,a;n, ,t.o ,.cs.
NJ, win,;o ,o.nro,J s,om
\ short y;.;,, IA stovbeosn
n r. c.-,i,b ,e,n,n, ,o.d,y fam, III,
eapti7s IN, tim IN Grea. Pond
~ N,,b,o.ei p,,,,e,t ~ c,,,b,. v.,
ia fin, eity ,,.ts,d,v an hi. vac D., Iex;,.
..o
.ii.s Alice q Tui,cbeli r,,,r,u a, the
uo.n,aI h., ,o,n-ped f,om her v,ca,ion
rre.t,y ;r,s,oveiio health
VI, A / c,oot., has hfnn so,oin,ed
ass; tn. dcm,,s.,a.o, os ,,a,onv N p,of
fIo.,o,f n.,,c.,r,,b roIl..,a
Rev J. Jorlln AMI f miIg t1rfc1
iat even ng rom ibc i.Ic If Spr.i g. where
they have been sptn ling the season.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-30

ties amoag employees were much
larger. It certainly appears - ii nuei,
can be done to lessen the nnEnber Of ae-
clients especially among brzsesneu ard
ear eoupless. Here "a field for the use
Of safety appliances AID Il certainly
seems az IL, when the railroads show an
inclination TO encourage the use Of them
more freely Yankee ingenuity may be
depended upoa to do nisieh more in this
humane direction.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-30

Subscriptions to THE DAIRY AMI WEEKLY
OrRNAL may he made through the PurVhas-
" Department of the American Express Co.,
any place where that Company has an
.ency. Agents will give money order re
ipt for your subscription, and will forward Us
10 money order. attached 10 an order to send
&c paper Tor aoy stated time, free Of any
,arzc, except the usual fee for issuing the
st,rr Thi. Is the safest and hest way 10 place
,ef 81 5.criptions.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-30

There is little doubt that st Paul's
fathers place was one Of comfort. but il
was national custom that every boy
should be taught some trade on which
he might fall back il other resources
failed. -. PAuls master. Gamaliel. said.
He that hath trade in his hand. to
what is he Hike lie is like a garden
that is fenced Not to teach your boy
a trade was considered almost like teach
ing him to he Il thief. Life has many
up. and downs. The boy at Tar,us little
thought, whilst he learned to weave the
goats hair which his province was noted
into tent-cloth for the shepherds and trav-
ellers Of the East. what independence.
what comfort. his homelv art would
bring In Corinth it won him that ptcci-
Gus friendship with Aquila and Priscilla;
ut tphesus aud Thessalonica it made his
life "a pattern of diligence, and helped
him to preserve that manly independ-
euco which all generations have learned
TO admire Nor was this all: the Apos-
ties skill gave bread to those compan-
ions who. Ike himself, had suffered the
loss If all things Diligence in early
life will make You self-reliant. You will
know thai il other props are removed
sour own hands can minister to your
necessities -/i0a's Herdld
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-30

lloS, wM T. MASON Of tliuois. will speak
L Berwisk Menday evening sspt, !,
GRS. u. y. HENDERSON ef iowa. and HOS
VN. d. MASON If Illinois. will speak at Mas
ieettng At i,iigion, Thursday. Sc. l. =.
iI.S wM MVktNi,EN. ia, - ohn, md
tus. HENRY CaBor LODGE Of Mass. will
ceak at . Mass Meeting at North Berwick
hur~day. sepi !
Hon. y. 7. GBEFNuALGE OF Massachusetts,,
IA speak At kennsbankport. saturday evening,
, ~, anih
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-30

Ne notice whatever viii be taken Of unssgned
SUNNI uics,ions. Al such Will 10 Pot into the
caste basket unreal.
Tns Journal CAN Net Bw HxLb RE-
roNstBIE FoR INV PRESERVATION Or
XXI I'm oF REJECT VII CONCENTRATIONS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-30

Gov Hill Of Sew York. says he
doesn't propose to do much speaking az
county fairs this fall. The Governor
prefers TO let that sort Of business out to
Lieut. Gov Jones. VINO pays the freight.
Ba: while Jones talks and talks, hui
stays at home and thinks and thinks.
and the result Of his reflections viii not
eondace to the political future Of Bro.
Cleveland.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-30

Some people are constantly troubled with
boi;s-no SCORER 1ses one heal than auolh y
makes is appearance. A thorough cour,e
Of Ayers ssr.spEisls, the best Of bloc
Ka;iters. ffscsuaIly puts an end to this an
noyancf. We recommend trail
aug25eo l&v
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-30

! r 0sT-A ladies' cape, ca the rosd between
IL Togus and 1xuss.. Please rwfa-. 10 Ha'of
]. D. Anderson. loS-s. Me- ~ s..f
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-30

After considerable discussion smong the
business men of Mechanic Falls, Board
of Trade has been organ xed here which
row has tat'erins membership Of 40
The Board wal be represented st the State
Beard meeting, Sep,. lo.h, by four del
eg,;es alrs ady chosen.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-30

-sLtAV nave iAaaNttEA- Ai4r hth u n
bicycle rode from Portland 70 OH
Orchard snd return AMI ssren't very tired
At the finish eilher. a
The minutes Of the General I0nrTsga-
easI conference of Maine for 1890, are
printing IN Bangor. and will be ready for
delivery IN September As usual this
publication. which IL invaluable 10 eyerg
member Of TIA, denomination, is being
pre- pared By Dsa. l.. r. Duren who is
gerfect encyelsFcGi. Of Information in
regard 70 The Maiae Congregatioaalists
This is the f9rtieth year thar Dsaeoa
Dursn la, CON; iIs1 and EDITED thsse
minutes aud his services n this direction
are practically indispensable. The min
utss this year will make Il fine volainc Of
upwards of $50 paEes anl will contain
a great mas of interesting iaformat On.
The butter factory at North Guilford Is
: busy place jsss nle. They are making
about 100 pounds Of nice butter every week
a1d that IL no; enough to iii the orders
received.
The Biddeford aliens, who, owing 10 the
Suprsm. Courts aeci.i3a fnl themselves
without qualifications 10 vote, aye hockirg
to Portland for naturalization papers. They
esi iently don't care 10 eaii for Congress
man Cummings bill TO pass The House.
remarkable occurrence ham sned in
Lewiston Thur.,llv Afternoon. A little Is
year Old boy was in swimming near the
falls while The Cowan mill was shut down.
He started for shore just a, i. started up.
Tie xira How Of water threw HIM over
and carried h m towards the falls. Before
h. could recover he wa, swep. ever. He
was not, s,ra lga u say. iajurcI to any ex-
tent. lie swan 10 the bsr and was rescued
The cries for helm tina. were heard pro-
e.cJ,ng from th,. river Tuesday nigb. at
pe,enr bv residents in tho v,c,nitv as the
,,n h,idgs ami ub;rb in ,hn darkn,... copIJ
nat he lonsted have 6oaily becn accounted
for. II aupears tina, a sailor belonging TO
one ,f the schooner. vbich are at anchor
~ mn. ipta."y ;'u Dsea "a 81 r,''ie ioi W.
gu" oe, ' :" ~ srh', 'm "u' III, 10
~. y" ~ ny w ~, o'' FL, 1 ~, ' ~
J, S shnn, l"r;i 81, raIn vane
c,,ne bnrey9s .rd tac.,;,, ~ a.. haat
con- NnV"'t !" 1T, '"f'se ~ ios' a
Pe' o. ears "''H ,'''i'Ns Nc got e'""Pse
VI H"'! '''"'' ''"' ''''-
Tho ,so,ls Of r;ocoI, u,ere .,,.kerad
"e'pay "'snt y! ,ouu V'ie' Va ate' a'''
" Na' iouna tnt. 'if asu'"g .r' ~ ens
~" Nas d n'ssa % i''i'' > u i-iuo'i'
49, von'pc"y was Imply r u" i.''u n"
di'' very 'ii.lent se5E'ee' ine oash at'l
~ Ne's oe'','N 70 1i's T'ou1'' anu VOC
"a 'ss ''a'e oD'f ~.
IL. ~ ~! 80 ''i'''''' 49,
40" IN e""e' Is '""''a' '"N"o""
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The Boston Journal expresses the hope
that Roger z Mills 81 Texas. may b.
induced to make some speeches ia New
Engiansi the coming autumn, Roger
did some grand work for the Republican
PARTY GA his last Eastern trip.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-30

Cannon

1AEiHOI.
\ valuable horse belonging 10 George
Scott of Carbon, broke his leg last night
ard wss killed.-A violen. storm of wind
ard rain did considerable damage to the
grain crop on the 9th.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-30

rSF-yiss 4. f. gara ii his % sn-
sosHe 70 her ea..s ;a-;st 1.i her q - ~ X
Jag rooms will b5oncn Mon by, sci,e b r
Ut. Hosrs froai 7 A. 81. tor ".
g3silli
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-30

Business sccms to he furnishing at Gran
te Hall, by vhiOh i. Womb seem that llar-
~ Lindley understands how to cater 10 our
public. Lat night was the seconl per
fcrmarcc Of the "Cas.aways" in our city,
bot there WIS an earn slrelsand freshness
about the per formanCp which, IN theatrical
pariance, "caugh. on" Laughter and sp
plause genuine and hearty we've Ne cha,ac-
tcrisics Of approval The dyamdtic per.
SONNET were ~ before with the cx ,eptol Of
Mr.. Farh, aha gave an elaborate rcIdi-
ten Of the hypocrte. The sea act wssal-
mirsb,y presented. This afternoon the
company gives matinee of The Gipsy
Queen" and Scr the last appear inee toni ia
Mr.. Lrdiey oflers the stToe gsst and long
est bill yet preserted, appearing frs: as a
Negro in the . &c, play o. over the lliil4
10 the Poor House and sl0 az monde
script IN Lis own drama "Thc Snowbird'
which rie,ents also Little MABEL in TYPE
cal chaiactcr. The company p. ffCr-
manccs arc Characterized ~ purs aud
hesltty tire ard Whenever they apjer
again % 8 vii meet warm welcome.
Mrs. Floreace Cole bas c0gscBtc1 to az
gear tonight alb IS her vocaism il Of a
high order DOUBTLESS her reception will be
hearty f7-m hef fcil1H c,.izcn'.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-30

The best selling butter. that which
gives the best satisfaction. is made from
sweet cream. or cream slightly acid.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-30
MAINE GOSSIP.

Tso PoFsltnd young ladies' WHO but re-
Gently have mastered the art Of riding
bicycle rode from Portland 20 Old
Orchard and return ami weren't very tired
At tire finish ether.
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FOR SALE.

A nnrn5s- Of desirable residenee- IN Augusta,
Ne. varying ia prior srsia $50 10 - 500. al.
s.ssrai 80 70 RI aRga Ea.Gss "a the szbur.,- n
this city; .vo story iog-e sre Ia- ia Lewiston
Ne. A HEsaser O. sarass ia kenreiec eo.n1y.
rsryt-s liz price .reFa > f3so to $4,000. Hossss
and aersests &c let h. W. sTaiTEBouss, A.
ovsrs- SaGl-sa. Sasre. .anidtf
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EsUR SALE-The Benjamin. Getchell place on
L the east site of the river, one mile from the
bridge, consisting of four of land, good
house, barn and other buildings, ali in good con
diton. An excellent orchard, with large variety
OF al kinds of fruit. A good bargain for any one
in want OF u home. Inquire OF MM. II. LIBBY,
at Heath 4 Tuell'. office augl9dtf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-30

Senators Wilihsn NJ. Nash. tborr1 field.
Joha 6 Roger. Pembroke.
NhsPB isABc y. lnpgf'llow, Machine.
Cstssfg lfforaey tr,ti I tsmpbolf Cherryfled
Register Of perds Henry K. Ttylor, Machias.
County Treasure, -Au.tia ; Kingsley, tast
Nueni1s
t,r,.,.tn I. ,s,n,....oa.r -Iofllrn b Nntt. roIrY.
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Or. wooDsuars AaTIDoTE

is an excel
ger, a remedy
of the Kid
pels from the
aerid Srinei
tive of rheu
govt. Sold BY
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-30

NOR SALEM residence on Patterson ST..
Il Large tot beautiful shade tees: fruit trees
and Crane vines in full bearing. Cistcrn and we'll
water; furnace heat. l.. U. Deliver.
arOp,J.ndtf
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gefsfDrs- Charles II Adams. Limerick.
!, h. Warren. huNtoa.
JDhR e. Stewart. York
f'ifri " Css,rfs-.lBmo- s.. HuwHy, Alfred
s,.ssafs liffarasfs-N alter T.. Perkins. Cornish.
'fraisfrr ~ fleft{s-.iuatin VI t"asltt, Buxton.
gf10sufsr -Cufsis = cam, WATERFORD.
,krST9-sisorgr n Wentworth. North N"rwict
tosafs tpBsaisffolter ste rhen l.. burlington
Limerick.
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Daily 4faatbff Journal.

asspsu. sa'ss,ar. ss,sn %, 1889.
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FOR SALE.

INVR SALE-one horizontal steam cngin. Of
II five horse power. Has been thoroughly re-
paired and is in first class condition VIII be sold
at very low price. c. a. toRBISs x Sous. Gar
diner, Maine. aug21dimo
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-30

gssatsYs- { herirs g. Iisby. Portland.
Btssfa y Astsff. Jf., ffseroft.
Edward Moore DsertRs
fyasaser A. focF, +sbnge.
foasiy dfiorsss-~ FrS8k ". Habsnsoa, Forfisndr
fisrk ~ Tsngfs fsss yRasis q. AtoeS, fSftians
khsF.E- tss6Ger y, ram. pesilaa1.
f0aafy yssastfr~r--Jaaes N. Mssb, -assafspp2
g4gssfev N IJse,is jams NJ. ftoupos1a, srw
f.lsus-ster.
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NEW ApvHRrIsnMHHrs TO-DAY

one party applied to the police for lo,ls.
ings on Thursday night.
California peaches \; Ganaett 4 Morse's.
They are OF good color snd good form.
Mis-. Tolmaa Of 50 Grove St. will open
her rooms Sspt. 10, for cutting only.
+. w. Mathews opens to-day hne of
all shapes in Dunlap Hats, and full line
OF fall hats in all qualities.
As tho Probate Court is held each year
on the .GrSt ard fourth Mon LAYS of sent
ember, next Monday will be probate day.
An epidemi, of colds appears to be going
the rourls in this city Al the preSeu, time.
Quite number of people appear to be suf
fe,ipg from them.
Professor Dennis will accompany with a
comet The piano music in Meonian Hall to.
morrow at the religious services to be con.
Quoted by Rev. Hannah Pratt
Measurements FOR the electric road, TAX
IN from the vos'oilice up over Riue's Hill
To State street through Grove, werc made
yesterday by McssrS. Staples AMI Bran.
Mcssrs. GUN Il Co.. Of Boston, through
their New England Agent. Lewis PAX
hurst, las presented the Cony High School
with beautiful set of Hndsons Shske-
speare. Each play is bound separately
max ing ghaut twenty volumes
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-30

An easily prepared dish for supper
can be had by cutting the corn from
half dozen cooked cars of corn, adding
four eggs; this season with salt and
pepper, and add two tablespoonful Of
sweet cream. Cook all twenty ortwcnty-
five minutes in well hu.tered frying
pan. A lump of butter size of half an
egg may be added if desired.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-30

This is the style If !.angc we shall
give at each Fair "a a first prize t. tic
young ladies Of Maine.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-30

The Biddefo,d aliens, who, owing 10 the
Snprsm. Courts eeci.isa tinl Themselves
without qualifications 10 vote, aye hocklrg
to Portland for naturalization papers. They
esi ientiy don't care TO wai; for Congress
man Cummings bill 10 pas, ihs House.
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Special advertisements

Snza sssse,tissn<nss. not exe~ssiss .sxr Esf
epnir Z sn.ter the heal Of WAyrrn. Eos SALE.
10 Lar Los1. b.. ssst Re issefsse tss s1Ett ~
s csts. .ar,~ s.<s fer IS c<a.s sssi oae reek tef
50 eests, ss3yxAce fsyHssat.
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FOR SALE--TuGboat. The l5xl5 cylinder
1 tngboat, +. l.. Austin. built by Ncahn Levy
of Philadelphia, Pa. fine boat to be secured at
a bargain. Enquire OF r. ". MUM, Iowboat
Office, Gardiner, Me. auglsdtf
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The butter factory at North Guilfori Is
1 busy place jnss my. They are making
about 100 pounds Of nice butter every week
agd that - no; enough to I'll the orders
received
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DOR sALE,-Haying taken the New England
L agency Of II steel made especially for granite
FOOLS, we shall I've pleased 10 furnish it in any
quantity at wholesale and retail. ii II. Harvey,
Augusta Me- uylsitf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-30

As tho Probate Court is held each year
or the Grst ard fourth Mondays of SENT
ember, next Monday will be probate day.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-30

Senator'S WaiGb Fetisbgif, tumford
Loren K. Cities, BFDwDtFm.
fattnfs fhoFBsg tdward walker,
fl.rk NJ faaffs- Albert IS. Austin.
Hsgisfry nj Deeds Eastern District. john
stHnleF, Western District.
fion ~ X. Aeiniire.
.SbcriR j H. Parker, ntoEeham-
Tfe0sarrr -. 81. Atwood. Paris.
,'oapfg foRRstssfoRer W. W Nhinarsh, Nor
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-30

+. W. Mathews opens to-day a line of
all shapes in Dunlap Hats, and a full line
OF fall hats in all qualities.
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Professor Dennis will accompany with a
comet The piano music in Meonan Hall to.
morrow at the religious services to be con.
Quoted by Rev. Hannah Pratt
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