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The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1890-08-21
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-03
Jottings OF State Interest.
Work has begun on the rev public I
brary building at Bar Harhor.

Work has begun on the rev public Il.
brary building at Bar Harhor.
The reports from Ar ostook county all
unite in declar ng the outlook for go Il
potato crop 70 BE- excellent.
DR. TwitchelI, the WORTHY Lec'ur,r Of
the State Grange has been !, liver NJ some
very interesting iectlre. of ia 9 in Aroos-
took COMFY.
pulling match between different pairs
of draft horses is one of the projects now
under confederation for the Saga3ahoc
County Fair.
A son of Lewis Ireland of Castle Hit.
aged 10 years, recently broke his arm 1t
was get By DR.. kilourn snl the patien; is
now doing well.
Large quantitie. Of blueb rries have been
picked on the plains 10 he west Of Hsystac<
Mouatsir, Aroos'ook county. Hundreds
of people have been there.
Several ra,iie snakes have rece n.iy been
di. coverei on Grea. Diamond Island in
Portland Harbor There are nc, believed
to be many of these reptiles in Maine.
though this j. bv no means the frs. instance
Of til .ir having been found in the State.
Work in prepa-a i IN for the rev iron
cruisers is progressing rapidly 1t the Bath
Iron Works The larg. machine shop is
completed and the t,ols are being placed IN
position and male reaiy to work the large
steel plates. The blscksnti h shop il com
pleted and sl-eafy contains six FORCES in
operation. The furnaces have been started
sad the bu Hing over the bsnd,ng aco- IL
being rooted with irrigated iron. The
bloc.ing for the aeeis of 'he cruisers /. in
, ssition ard il is safe t, say ihst in the
csurs of the n It MOT th these vessels vtll
be unier way and Business will be quite
| b.-.k at these w5rks.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Of Knox ard Lincoln Counties aavs
Their Annual Meeting at Thomsstor.

THoNAsroS, Sept 2.-Ths Grand Army
v.teraa A.soeiaii Of Kuox and Lincoln
eoun,ies held their snnua meeting at
Noelsboro camp meeting g-ounds today.
Two Thousand we're present. They chose
Geo. W Brown Of Warren. president, and
J. J. A. HoEsls If Jetf rsSn. ,ec-e'sry
Speeches we're made BY Maj r J. He~in.
Tnomlstnn. Gsr. jam A. Hsll, Dsnsris-
CT TIA. {. L. ID Carver. ard Dr.. IT, viii
liams, Rocsisnd, Dr.. II. C. Leven.slsr,
Ihomast 70. Mrs II. Il Haze, Union,
Gen J ID. Rust, Rgekpor,, and others. A
resolution WAS passed aaimously eucor
sir he sot.oa Of the Na,ionsl Encsmp-
ment on the pension question in their 1t.
meeting 81 Bost)n. and also the follow Z Z
resolu'i1n in relation 10 those who served
in the war; Re solved, that we resff-m the
reso ugions OF last year at our ASSOCIATE IN
rels,ing TO the sp ointment of meritious
soldiers TO civil Offices. and would call at
tension 10 tie fact that this is the law of
the land duly enacted and should be faith
fully regarded"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-03

AZ tie ntxI meeting of the Wentworth
) rig and Axle Company, which is to be
acid Ia about two weeks. the mattcr of in
so lucioR the system Of heating by oil At
The plant n this city will be discussed. A
gentleman representing firm which is in
irolucirg this system is now at The factory
txpll lniog its wor kipgs. 1t il by no means
comph Heated The oil il stored in All out
of door tsnk having capacity of some
800 gallons. BY automatic arrangements
he starting of the machinery starts the cur
gant G OIL which comes out at the forge
and is set on fire. thus doing away with all
coal shout he furnaces as the working of
he mach merry forces out u constant
amount of oil. 1t Is said that the first cost
IS TO. very expensive and that the saving
over coal s fully 80 per ceit. when the
system is IA complete working order. This
~ stem has btea introduced into many OF
the iron and eel working shop, in New
England and is gving excellent sstisfac-
ton. The move is quite an Important one
Tor the Wentworth Company, but it IS a
progressive, en,erprising concern, AMI if il
introduces the new s. stem will be as well
equipped for the transaction of its busine IS
rs any concern il the State.
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fright. The hawk vas frightened Array,
hut an examination showed that oae OF tie
birds vas dad AZ the bottom Of the cage.
wxyniag was At once sent up stLrs, vher
il VA, found tia. the Strange visitor hal
already teen there and killed one Of iaii
pai-. In size be vas cot quite IS large ~
. eonmen dove, Of dirty eul1r AMI soa1e-
VIA. spsekied appearance Some chilifer
we're a. orce seat through the neig b1rhoet
TO warn ether owners Of birds.
Yesterday forenoon at / j O'Clock s7e
cisI arrived from Lewiston bringing 50 Sii
Kni ghts # tie Le<isten Comusrdery. &C
csrr pe n ed by the Lswis,en Brigade Ban
Of % places, F. @. PAYNE leader, On thais
way TO Sko~hes an. where they we're he
guests of DeMeIsy Commandery Ct ths;
pace. THIS l,t'er organization had engaged
the Togus Military Band and cr:hsstra,
20 msn, Prof. Theme leader, aud tAey
came in On Jewett's train and went up On
AAG AiAt az " L. -
Estes, l. C. Emery. and A. c. Blunt OF
DeMolay came FROM Sxowhegan TO this
city as c,mmit:e. of reception to M ei
the visiting Comma. derry on their arrival in
this city, ami they APT cared in full rega ia.
stop % about fifteen minutes was made
al the station after the arrival
of the special, when the band
finely rendered three selections. one Of
them, serenade. Introducing a besu.if
baritone solo, which was faely executed BY
Mr.. Frank Booth. The train left fos
Skow heg gan few minutes after II o'clock
there by DeMolay Commandery, with the
Togus Band. and escorted to Coburn Hall
where a substantial lunch was served. AT
| O'Clock there was magnificent street
parade, in which both Communicates and
bands participated, and which was wit
messed by crowds CT delighted people all
along the line of march At 4 P NJ. there
was grand banquet. 1T Coburn Hall, fol
lowed by toasts and responses, ioterspersed
with music. Ia the evening, at the same
place, the Togns Band gave fine prone
made concert, followed at 8 by the Grand
Templars' March. which opened the
grand ball, for which music was furnished
BY Tos Us orchestra, ard which continued
until the small hours, all the arrangement,
being of the elaborate character which
marks everything under the management
and patronage of the De Molsys. This
forenoon the Lewiston Sir Knights, with
their band, will return to this city On the r
special at about | o'clock, march TO the
Elmw God Hotel for their dinner, after
which it is expected that they will make
some inspection of the city, and go to Fair
field on the horse cars, previous to making
Il start for home. The Lewiston Com
comprises fine set of men, and
the organization makes splendid appear
ancp
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nARnuNDIA's DAuoHrEa


NEW YORK, S pit "A Herald special
from the city Of GustsmalA says . daughter
Of General BSrrundis, who vas sho. to
death on the Pacific Mail steamer Acapulco
at San Jose de Gn&temala. last weex, st
tempted 10 kill Uuitsd States Minister Miz-
nsr yesterday. The young woman entered
hi. flee with ri.tol in her hand, ard &C
casing him Of having been the direct cause
of her father death and simiag the pistol
directly at his hesr;, pulled the trigger.
Mr.. Mizaer had picked up large book
that laid on his desk. which be held be
tween himself and the girl. and the bulle'
intended for him was imoedded in the
leaves Of the book. Before = second shot
was fred assistance arrived and the pistol
vas taken from the young woman. Mr..
Miner says be will not prosecute her.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-03

Nominees for the Legislature.

BELFAST, Sept 2.-The folloSing nom.
nations for the legi ,lature have been made
Robe Mears, DEM. of Morrill,, and IL. )
Greeley, rep, of Swanviile, for the clss.
Brooks, Kuox, Wslio, Morriii. Swanvi.le
aud Freedom. X. +. Stone, dem. of Troy
and W. NJ Wheeler, rep, of oity, fol
Unity, Troy. ia 'ksou, Thornklke ana
Burnhsm. W, II. Moody, dem, Of
Liberty, and Paige Kane, rep, Of
Palermo, for Liberty, Montv.lie, Sear,
mont and Palermo. Marlboro Pack
ard, rep, Of Seatspo,t, for Stockton,
Prospect and Searsport. A. w. Miller,
dem and A. +. Andrews, rep, both o.
Llcolr Vile, Tor Islssboro, Belmont. Lin
aoinviile ard Northpori. nr. j j. Sewall,
dem, of Monroe, aud J W. Carlton, rep.
OF Win!crport for Frau ksort, Monroe and
Winterport.
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President Harrison Appealed to foz
Aid.

NEw YORK, Sept. 2. A special from
the City of Mexico says the widow and
children of Gen. Barrpndis have sent q tel
egrsm TO President Harrison. protesting
tina, the general was vilely assassipated on
board sn American steamer. where he was
four under the shelter of an American
flag, ard III t his death was ilessily con
summstei by the government OF Guatems-
Ia, is due TO eff ious and criminal cooper
alton OF Minister Miner, who ordered the
captain of the steamer TO deliver up the
general. The telegram concludes: I'VE
protest before you against IN 5 savage deed,
sni expect from your recti uie and justice
that you VIII demand due repira,i)n for
the outrage of which We are the ineonsol-
able victims.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-03
CONDENSED DISPATCHES
The Pith CT tho News Taken From the
Currout Events OF the Day.

A sloop confirming six persons cspsize
in san Diego, Cal, hsrbor Mondsy, and 4
on board were drowned.
Reading, Pa, is suffering with an cpl.
demic OF iieas and the dealers in flea pow
ders are corresp ondingly happy.
Seven cars of passenger train on the
Northern Pac tic, were throw from the
track near Eagle Gorge. Wash , Mond y
night. Twelve passengers were mi ned
two fatally.
1t has been learned thst on June Is las
Ex Seaator I. C.. Patt had been fierce
the mis- ion to Spsin made vacant by IL,
res ignation of Minister Palmer, and that il
reply to Secretary Bia n. he s,!d hs bust
ness engagements precluded the los i1iiit,
OF his a.c. ping airy Office.
Advice from Psnara state the pros
pect1 of the Panama Canal ave definitely
brrgh eii1g The govern ment has IRE
pared measure embodying terms md pro-
possls of Mr. Wye for continuing tn,
work, and no untowsrd event. it is though
can ar sc to deter a sat sfactory solution.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-03

A marriage rare in the history Of ma
tons was recently celebrated i'll the
MISUNDERSTANDING" Trinity church,,
Berlin. A young Russian of "A wealthy
and respectable family in the Baltic
provinces named Geiger married his
nurse. The bride was /. at the time she
nursed her future husband, who Is now
90 years Of age. 1t appears that the
friends Of the latter are not exactly
pleased at his choice, but the young man
declared that his affection for the pres
cnt partner of his joys and sorrows dates
a long way back. Finding it impossible
toovercome the preiudices Of his family
and being under age he hel TO Ger
many, where the civil and religious
forms of the marriage celebration Were
duly observed without let or hindrance.
L Mtranslcnant
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Broker Steensttand Pays eixty-Eisht
Copts on the Dollar.

LIVERPOOL, Sept. 1.-THE brokers of
Steenstrand. the noted cot'on dealer whose
failure has bt en- announced, closed all his
transactions yesterday in accordance with
private arrsngemC mt which provided for
his paving them &c cents on the dollar.
The brokers dealing with him were par
ticulsrly careful TO have every thing 50
hedged that the crash did but very little
harm in the cotton market. A few young
and inexperienced firms are the only suffer
ers. 4 year ago Steenstrard possessed
SEQ go. II is reported now that he has
nothing but tue furniture Of his house.
HIS failure is attributed to the fail in prices
and collapse of the cotton corner. His
losses in July and August are estimated al
$500 600.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-03

Two arrests for drunkenness were made
Monisy nizbt, and yeserdsy thy came up
before Judge Gooispsed and we're given SO
days in jail Yesterday afternoon Deputy
Sherlf Constable James Mrested tso
rcuzhs for the same offence. Conror
landed one Of them ia the police station
bus James los, control Of bis man and be
escaped. Officers we're in search Of him
LAT exarAInz
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STATE NEWS.

FARxISGrox FALLS.

FARHISGToN FALLS.
A lsrg, company of the children, grard-
child en- ami great gIaadchil lren aud o.ber
relatives and friends of Mr.. sn1 Mrs.
Nathaniel Porter gathered a. ih=ir resi-
dence AZ Pennington Falls Saturday after
noan, Aug. 10. to greet them on the ti.tieth
anniversary of their marriage. The day
wss delightful, and the venerable couple.
still Young in heart, and remarkably yixor-
Gus in bod and mind, were in their hap2i
est mood. Rev j. W. II. Baker extended
for him self ard the assembled guests mot
hearty cong aiu atoms and joined again the
hands tina: ffty Yeas before were joined d
they took the holy vow of marriage. To
heighten the pleasure of the hour, snd
make an occasion so rare as 10 be almost or
quite. without precedent. Their grand
daughter, Mis-, Jennie H. Lancaster Of
aiding. Mass was uuited in marriage to
Mr. George L. sampson Of Skowhe gan. AT
the conclusion Of the marriage ceremony
the Pennington Fails Correct Band DIS
coursed their sweetest music beneath the
beautiful trees ltirg the home that has
been the abode of Mr. an / Mrs. Potter for
the past twenty years, and bountiful treat
of dsl cious ice ers am and cake was sery ed
enlivened awe C ing feast. Many presents.
co thy and beautiful, including several
gcli coins for the groom AM bride of the
COL len wedding, attesed tle love that *
t.nds to both welded psirs the heartiest
Of conyratulationa, ard wishes to- the re-
turns of many AM versaries of the hspqy
occasion.
NEW SHARON.
N Harding has just completed a fine
bulldog of two stories with basemert and
attic lighted by fifty wiz dows, with power
from his wheel tn be used as a coat shop
by G. Ii. Day & Co, Who are now at work
in it. 1t adds good deal to the appear
ance of the street.-Charlie Morrill, has
bought OF the htics OF j. Nor II the house
and sore 10 til. village. Simon Greenle #
has rented the main house ard Charles
Morrill, viii occnpy the u, per story. Mrs.
J. Morrill, will return to Mas ,achuset's vi h
her son Frank for whiie.-Am the
strangers in town we notice Font Brooks
Of Auburn. John Thompson of Bo.tcn.
F. 4. Morriil ard wife of Slmervil p.
Mass S. r.. Lancaster and wife of Read
my, Mas, Track Sni h of Michigan.
Dan Berry of New jersey, A. +. Pnnec
of Princeton, \. J al natives OF this
place MISS Aiay Paul T. turned t. her
scho in Auburn last Mon lay.-ln the
big bow last July palt Of h. r o. of the
river bridge was blown of snd the men e
now repairing il, the town having let the
job 10 Rufus Works. Men are al'o at
work tuiiding treaswater to pro.tc he
b. ridge abutment on the sou'h lapk. The
W4ter Power Co. are to bnil sim lar
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-03
N(arriso.

ANDKOSgoGGIy
In lewiston Aug -. Ned l.. Robbins AM Mr.
Hattie VI. Ridley.
CUMBERLAND.
At Woodfords Aug g. Hiram c. Hawkes. Of
Wiudham and Miss lie In +. Cobb Of Woodfords.
HANCOCK.
In Deer Isle, Aug 9, seth Luftin and Miss Ger
trude L. Clark, both of Deer Isl.
kENSEBEC.
In North Nassalboro. Ang, II. A. Perkins and
Miss Amy Lewis, both of North Vassalboto.
PENOBsCor.
In Boston, Aug. n, Cyrus Condit of Kansas
City, Mo and Miss Alice f.. Levenselier, former.
ly Of Holden, Me.
PrCATApCIs.
At f,reeuvie lat inst, by the Rev. Chas. Daw
son. Miss Hattie daughter Of the late Capt Rob
inseu OF brsenyillc, and William Wilson OF
Cleveland, Ohio
SOMERSET.
In Palmyra. Aug. y, Walter r. Bradley and
Ms. Hattie NJ. wilkins. both of Hartlanf
In - Albans, Aug. a, Janius Avery and Nj
Nary A. Nelson. h1th ~ st. Aibans.
In Norridgewock Aug 90 Fred wing and Mis-
Mar Libby.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-03

Fol.owing is the list of teachers in oul
common school, for the coming term
Grammar, BERTHE B. Libby; intermediate
Annie B. Crowell; Upper Primary. Mrs
r, II. Dearborn; Lower Primary, Lottie
Bragg; No. ?, Angie Robinson; No. 3
no school; No. 4, Hattie s. Bates; No. 5,
Nellie s. Benson; No. 6. George F.. Rob.
inson; No. :, Myrtle A. Chapman; No. g.
Edith II. Marston; No ., Mary Holmes
All these teachers exeep: No. 9 live in Oak.
land. and the greater number are graduates
of our free high school.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-03

Benevolent Gentleman Cat Fashion
beach, You appear always alone, my
little man. Whore is your papa and
mamma?
Small Boy come alone. I'm III
summer resort correspondent Of Til New
York Daily.
Gentleman -You: Ny goplne,s, De
you write articles for the newspapers:
Small Boy-Ah, there amt nothin' to
do 'cept copy the names off tn registers
Good News.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-03

The entertainment: which was TO have
been given Monday night at the Opera
House by the oakland people for the bene-
fit of Good VIII Farm, wss postponed,
this course being deemed advisable for the
reason tina. many who are usually depended
OH to reader assistance, in such enterprises
are JUS. nos out of town.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-03

Henry slDee, who WA severely ieiured
q, Grsys mill last veek, is prosre sing
aueIy. He Is uoasr the care OF The Odd
FELLOWS. Of shich organization hs is a
member, Ard everything ,h,t can b. done
for bl. comfort is b. leg done
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-03

The historian Bancroft is often seen in
n carriage on Bellevue avenue at New
port. lie looks old and broken. and
though his mind is reasonably clear his
bodily vigor is gone. His niece usually
accompanies him when he drives out
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-03

CillsoG The carriage maker has ust com
pleted for Geo Harrington and the Hol
ingswerth & Whitney paper company an
imms nse cray. sach as Is used In the big
cite, fjr heavy work. 1t is capable OF
sustaining load Of six tons. is hand made
throughout and Is the only one Of 1t, kind
In This sectigu
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New Hampshire Democrats Favor l.:
CeuS6.

CONCORD, n. H., Sept. ,. The Dem
cratic State Convention met here today
and nominated Charlie. II. Amsden of Pen
nscook, for governor. Samuel b. Page o.
llaverhill offered re solution in favor OF
"a judiclous license law Mr. Nash Of
Conway. moved to refer to the commit e,
on resolutions. This called out slitit,t
discussion, participated in by Messrs. Pag.
and f Is. Sanborn of Fralkiia. TIL mo
ton was declared lost on viva voce vote
but csrried by the division, 22o to 81. Til,
second congressional district democratic
convention met Immediately after the al
jourrment of the State convention, and
nominated Warren +. Diniell OF Frausl.n
as the candidate of the party.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-03

W. VI. Thompson, who has 20 sccep'a'
bly, edited and published the Squirrel ls
lznd during the present season is in ths
rity The Squld has been success hnan-
eislly. and Mr.. Thomr son Is receiving tbs
congratulations Of his friends on the sue
cess Of his labors.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-03

The Best sslve in the world for Cuts
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rhenm, Fever
Scres, letter, Chspped Hands, thilhlaius
Coras. ard all Skin srn .,tions, aud posi
lively cures Piles, or no pay required Il
is guaranteed TO give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded. Price Is cents pc,
box. For sale by Bowditeh Webster 4 Co
angeeod&wiy
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Iivefmore Falls Democrats.

LlvERMoRE FALLS, Ssp.. AT the
democratic caucus held here this afternoon.
r. N. Maxim was unanimously nominate d
az Representative 10 the Legislature.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-03

The Keunebec Maine Ice Co, are taking
some very heavy ice from their houses.
The ite has been housed seven years. One
cake was shipped Yesterday which weighed
l.l2o pounds
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-03

Mr.. Gilman who has taken board on
a farIn}-Is there a bank anywhere nea,
her-t
Farmer Catchun-No, sir. We amt
never had no use fer banks in this sec
ton. Tou See. this is the first season
any Of us has kept summer boarders.-
New York Weekly.
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Mr.. John II. Lord of this city took a
l,Dg tramp through some fsvorite game To-
ca'iries yesterday. but secured only three
bi-is-t~o woodcocks and one partridge.
He thinks that the birds will be very scarce
this fall.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-03

Mr.. Oman Fairbanks Of Hudson, Mass
AMI Mrs. Green of Lowell, Mass, who
have been the guests of ex-Mayor Warner
retar1cd to their homes yesterday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-03

democratic caucus is called for Wed.
ne.dsy evening to nominate = candidate for
repreienla.ive.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-03

Capt. John S. Sesvsy, schooner Caroline
Vcugh:, sst spl.nisd hsul of about io1
barrels, No. /. extra riseserel. recent,
This is the best catch for Icing tlae and
means good stock as they are Way up in
price. This 10 the schooner ,hst was re
Gently wrecked down IN Novs Scotia, hu'
raised sud reiittzd. ard i. sste. the high
hae eusiuess Of the fall season.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-03

Archibald. the milk man. had just started
on his rounds MONDAY morning. and was
driving down Pullen's Hill when his horse
stepped on a rolling stone and fell, break
ing beth shafts Of the milk wagon. No
other serious dsmsge was done.
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CnICAGo, Srpi. z.
FLnrp-tiIm. unchanged.
WHtNi-t lrn. higher No. spring i0l. No.2
red luti.
cons Active, .troug"r No. =, Gla9hl.
oArs-ActW.. unsettled. NO. aiia51,
RNk-aol.
BAHi.hl -sih7i.
rotk-T Clos. Il steady Al 80. lOa 10.
LAHn-Steady. - uio 20
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-03

Chas. Ware Of Foxeroft, arrived in tbs
city yesterday, on a visit to bis brother
samuel Ware, ~ho Is employed in Leoa'
ards hardware store. He came from Fox
croft on his bicycle. making the run Of g.
miles in qeick time
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-03
Lewiston Knight Tempiars at Show
legan

SKowuEGAS, Sept. 2.-Lewiston Com.
mandery of Knight Templars are the guests
of De Molsy Commandery Skowhegan here
today, the Communicates paradsd the prin
cIpil streets tbs af ernoon led by tie 1ogu'
Military Home Bard and tie Lewiston
Brigade Band There will b, bsBque
IN Coburn Hall at four o'clock this after
n ,on and ncert a. d ball this eve ing, the
visiting cImmandery return home tt mo row
dining at Wattrville.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-03
WATERvILLELOCALS.

The democrats Of this city last nigh,
nominated Mr.. Frank L. Thayer as shsii
candidate for representative to the Legisla-
ture