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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-10-22
STEAMERS AND EXCURSIONS.
:" HITE STAR LINZ
FOB QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.

Royal ard United States Mall Steamers.
Britannia, Oct. - noon Britannia, Novl9 10:30am
Majestic, Oct. 20 $3.50 am -Maiestic, Nov. 26,
Gcrmanlc Nov ). lI:S0aln ,Germanic, Dec. 9:3Oa IN
"TeutonIc. Nov. II. u IN "feutOnc. Dec. 10. pm
From W hite Star dock loot West Ter 81.
Second cabin these steamers. Saloon rates,
$50 and upward. Second cabin. S35 and upward,
according to steamer and location OF berth. Ex-
cursi0n tickets favorable terrus. Steeiage, so.
White Star drafts payable on demand in all the
principal banks throughout Great Britain. APP
ply to JOHN j. MCCORMICK, $50 and 401 Smith
Held ST.. Pttsburg, or. j. BRUCE lSMAI, Gem
eral Agent, Al Broadway, New YORK. je23-D
OUNARD LINE-NEW YORK AND LIv-
" ERPOOL. VIA QUEENSTOWN-From
Pier 40 North river: Fast express mail service.
Bothnia, Oct. q noon Aurania, Nov. 15 2 m
Umbria, Oct. "a Up M Bothnia, Nov. 49, 10 am
Servia, Nov. ], 8 a m Umbria, Nov. q. p m
e ruria, Nov. 8. 2pm Servia, Nov. 2e. Ia m
Cabin passage-s60 and upward, according to
location intermediate. s35 Steerage tickets
to and from all parts oe Europe at very
low rates. For freight and passage apply TO the
companys Office. Bowling Green, New York.
Vernon Il. Brown & Co.
]. ]. MCCORMICK. $50 and 4Oi smithfeld
street, Pittsburg. oc20-D
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-10-22

SEE our new styles 10 Ren's neckwear.
JAMES 81. AIKEN & Co., 100 Fifth ave.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-10-22

A Few Reasons Why st. Patricis's Pills Are
Popular,
Because they never disappoint.
Because they produces a pleasant cathartic
effect.
Because they not only physic, but cleanse
the whole system and regulate the liver and
bowels.
For sale at % cents box by druggists.
wSu
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-10-22

THT Dispatch, through its editorial
colum ! refers to the latest charming pro-
ductioDs in millinery for evening wear. A
view q some of these late creations can be
had az our stores.
P. S.-Our stores will be darkened and
Lighted by gas to show the effect of colors
after night. E. S. GILES,
81 and 96 Federal St.. Allegheny.
Sc Sixth ST., Pittsburg.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-10-22
THE WEATHER.

MSR FoR WESTERN PENNsYL-
KVM vANIA: FAIR, VARIABLE
MWNXSN WINDS. GENERALLY EAST
MkAM ERLY, STATIONARY TEN
NEW PERA URE, RAINS
AEiN WEDNESDAY NIGHT.
@E \ For OHIO AND WEST
NN VIRGINIA: SLIGHTLY
WARMER, FAIR WEATH-
ER, FOLLOWED BY RAIN WEDNESDAY
NIGHT, NORTHWESTERN WINDS.
PITTsBURG, October 81 1890
The United States Signal Service officer in
this city furnishes the following:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-06
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Arrangement Of Traits Ia EEact iaDs
Goth, 1885.
ran further no.ioe traia. leave Augusta =,

Un'l further no;iee traius iesve Augusta at
uitcws;
tsoINti - r.r-5so A. 81 for Lewiston
stacEls1d, I'artia3d, Boston anl Montreal; IS
;. N. fer Gai!oweN Gardner and South Cgrii
r.F, 40 end iu... \. III vsprcss} for Low tstcn,
a. 81 and i.H5 f. u ior Ia!lGWci, bardin' and
-o tissrdin4r a.ti = " Tor Brunswics liaJh Rock
Aud, Hort.gps aud ncafeg, 3+S tcNprrs-) Port
.AEa -ae Boston; 1886 =. n. ior iiallowell, hardl
ctr sli South Gart!aHT; 100 T.. NJ. night Pull
man t9r Lewiston, B4t Portland and Boston.
ss0lSti f.AsT-2.iD A. II. nigh, cxpress) for
SS9Hafga Bangor, Far Hagbor, 81. stephen
81. j0hn and Aro0sfook COUNT; ac3 a. NJ. f0r
FgteNiiie, and sAowhegani A T. VI. express
o. NaicrvIlie, &"WpnTt, Dover, foNcroft, Ban
.or and har liarb"r; 345 p. u. TO. Watervilc,
Szowhegan. Belfa=t, DeStcr, Dover Is toXcroit,
Bangor, 81, STEPHEN, 81 John and AToostOob
T. uun.y, sud @; . l.. u. Tor Hrtrrvllle; San
day popar. Tain Tor NatcrNile ard PGnFor
M d. ii.
The Nigh: Pul'aaa Trains rur each way ,yes,
night, srraays Included, but not 10 Skowhc gar
GU Mocigy moTniaR-, or 70 hclftst aud Dexter
~ bsynAd Bangor. excepting 10 Bar tiarhor.
iii" aay rxpf, - trains going Fa-tat "a =, NJ
,Lt Ntet Nc if.t3 ! NJ, ran daily, sundays IL
'1ded, between Boston, Bar I-tbor and st
John.
ACCOMMODATION TRAN for Augusta
icAFe- south Gardiner, -. 1870 A. NJ l2b0 and
i.B, =. NJ; Gardner. SIS, 100 a. NJ; % ana
49, ?. ~; Iali3wyi 6.lg and il.li A. M; az
..ui 4ao +. y.
through tickets to California aut ALI point.
59Lta AVID VI est may be had Of T.. n. Nalsrf
ticket aet1t, augusta. tna oniY Office selling vi
all routes and asgkiag al baggage free Of OK
pcpsc.
PATSoN TUCKER. Vice Pres. & Genr Manager
+ l.. HOCTHBY, Gcn'i Fass. 1Id yiehe: Ag't.
Fort'and. June 18th 1891.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-06

The suait Il blessed with very great
powers of vitality, \ case Is recorded
Of an Egyptian desert snail which caMc
TO lite on heing imEersei in warm water,
after 1t had passed four wears glued to =
card ia the British Museum. Some
specimens ia the collection OF natural
ist revived after they hal apparently
been dead for l. years, and snails frozen
for weeks together in solid blocks of ice
have recovered on being thaWed uut.
rhe eggs of this creature are As hard to
destroy a. himself. They are perfectly
indifferent to freezing. aud have been
known to prove productive after having
been sbrivelled up in an oven to the
scmhlance Of grains of sands Ner
YORK. idrsI7iSty.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-06

We have lweN at acme lcagth upon
these Incidents Of the Ar1cstD k War as Il
seem 4 mncssihla otherwise to write
SIX tah Of ;h, early history of Nasariis
msaateiF following the departure of the
troops, new settlers began TO come to the
torn. 0H the 2.stof March 1889 the town
wsa iac }rp0rsteI. In 1910, William Ellis
came frola Dexter. AMI settled short lis
ja8Cc south Of Mr. Pollard. on the lot
afterwards occupied by John K70wle1. Mr..
Ellis remained tut a few years. and moved
TO Asha0d. Mr.. Ebsn Trafton came from
Nov field in 1871, and settled nasr the Forth
line of the town Mr.. Traf'ol teugat the
first school ever cpeu FL a. Na.ariis He
has for many yesrs been one Of ihe p-omi-
rent ci'iz ns o. tha town. aui at one time
was argey gagged in numbering but for
a number q years has given his Whale At
'en'jon To his large farm. William Cow
per d waite, son Of The pioneer settler
came in 1871, and settled on his fathers
lot about mile north of the 81. Croix. Mr
G. remained enc If the principal eitizors of
sIasardi. uutil his removal to California
soma two years age, and was at one time a
m mrer of the legislature. In lsie,
tnsssa CoHng came from Corianl and
oonght he farm Of Thomas Goss This il
nor one Of she finest farms in The town
AL Is occupied ~ NJ Llewellyn Cooling,
a son Of The original settler. In 1854, Mr.
Chsrles ". CLAYTON came 70 Masarais AMI
boueA. the rrapcr'y of Alexander Woo3-
ward yr. Clayton engaged largely in
Numbering and fArm,ag. and w=s for years
the -fincipgI business man of the town.
In 1879 Mr.. Clayton moved II ASHLAND
where be mas since resided Mr. 5. y.
Reed purch1scd the Clayton farm, ard now
lives up0a . Ia 1855, NF. Cisgfoa bnjis
starch fat r. in SqgaTa1 stream in Ma
ssri g. aaa two 'eafs lister Nr Walker
built the grist mill en- the opposite Il .e Of
ihs stream This nil contains three run
Of stones. ard NJ. Walker Is now putting
in a e'apbosrt n tehins.
In lSS1, Wtism Asdrews & CO. built Il
steam saw miIl On the st Cr,ir stream, !.
shorl distarcs above the br dye This mill
contains rotary and c.spbeard maci iae.
to which Is 10 be afded q planning ani buz-
ting machine. Mr John B8ayari Of ASS
lard Is uow proprietor Of tbis mil. As az
Agricultural oSa Ma'a.iis il che Of thu
fEes: upan he Upper AroGstook- titles IL
rse:y soul OF Asblanl and ;bers = ro mere
beautifal ride il the county khan the tc1
miles from Ashland village to the St Cruix
ia the village Of nasarils Tee -oasl Is
level aud suloo;a for til whole ilstanse.
and runs taroash fle farming sec.
tioa, some CT the finest intsFr4les
10 tie county bsinz IN sight from
this road. As We spp-raeh tHe town
from AsAsni, the road crosses the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-06
Tue Verified Summary.

We find there were several errors
ties and pluralities given for Governor
aud Congressman in each congressional
district As published recently in some
which appeared Ia the journal ses.
eral days age. The following sum
mary has been carefully verified
hy the official returns, In making
comparison Of figures as to maiort
ties the reader Will bear in mind that
there were four candidates in n,
tted tor t,9yeruas aud thrce on!S il
eseh ~ the several districts tor Con
gees;
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-06

Not q ssngis Democrat ia either braaeh
81 Congre.s voted fof either the Silver
hlll of he farl8 bin. This il worth
making noge II Tor asc 10 the not dis
saut future, when 10 have voted for
rhose tso BID. wili be- regarded as aa
homer
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-06

snossyfpsises 70 fHr DsHf AND y kAsLf
yoggsxI tsss be MAZE tsseagA the PzrckAs-
lag stapastzeht 81 sss AMERICA Erpssss Co.,
o. ssy pace eaeFs has Company hxs Al
sges9y. Agsafs VII gise snorey sr5sr re-
c<iy for yenT saoseFsft5eH, srd vii forward Is
he mossy ostlsT. atssfasf 70 80 sfs.er ID sead
sse payer Tor any stsisc .sre, free 81 asY
<t4arze xKesys shs Hes&i fee Tor issnisg TIE
s7ass Tass = - s4f.sa saa hsss ~sy 70 sises
oag t5Esacs.a siss~s
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-06
KennebaC Central R. R.


ON and sitter August Is, trains viii run rs fol
tsW.+
Leave Randolph, 20, no \. NJ; 200. $40
J. "a Arrive AZ National Home: -. H.
q. H.: 10 IS T. il.
Law nararaI iforne; 9-IjAM.; 1rH. ?. 20
? 10 =. O.. &rfiyp AZ Randolph go y. NJ; l.25
$59 sep n.
H. accommodate people wisli!ug 70 a:tpnd the
land oongyE,- at ths National Home. Sunday
tternoDun, trains VIII leave Randolph at 20 and
" - r. ~, eaoh euaiaf pitil fn.thvr notice
Leave National lIonr a' Z ZIP trd - l.. Il,
= A. LAYTON Superintendent.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-06

Tho Church Work Society of st. Marks
Parish will nod its quarterly meeting in
the school room on Mondsy evening At
"a
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-06

Some marked Improvements are being
made On Rines' hill in connection with lay.
ing the electric ear track. Tha gralc h.
h'ca made les steep and when iha work /,
completed it is believed ths. Grove street
viii b, much better ltaiusl than Il, present.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-06

Boston parties hAve bJugh; the land on
Dennis Point Belgrade Mills, snd vii
clear it up for house lots which they pro.
pose to put on the market. The parties
say they thall build large hotel on the
point next season.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-06

ON the suhjec. OF aged tres, MIR J.N.
Wade thinks that hemlocb, which he Gu,
down ia lS3f, IS deserving of mention. Tie
counted @2j rings on this h,mocE, and
fifteen feet below the surface Of the ground
he found hcmiJck logs in a good state Of
preservation
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-06

Bids were opened Saturday for eScaya,,
ing, foundation and cut stone work for The
new school house IN the Wllj9ms dis,rlrt
an ! the contract was awarded 10 W. A.
Wall X Son.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-06

The BILLIARD sni pool tables at the Hotel
North have been thoroughly rcdttcl a, con.
siderable expense and nov are suited t, at.
ford the patrons of thc houso opportunity
for enio.ins some excellent gsmrs.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-06

Walter L. Davis, W. n. S5ulc and John
+. Downing have been duly drawn to serve
IS traverse Jurors st The SGpreme Judiei,l
Cour, to be held THE third 'rgesdNy of oe.
toher 1850.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-06
.AROOSTOOK- 80.
The Story Of an Historic
AFOastQ0k Town.
Early Settlement and Stirring Incidents
Of Kassrdis During Tia lfa0st00k
War.
The Great Farms Of Northwestern
At9eStgek.
By Hon Edward Wigsia.


MAsar!s IS ers Of the historic towns Of
Aro5sto5k, and macy are tie Incidents Il
the Arco-sook Wsrfelstei b iis oldest ciii-
zcss. Il vas berc ihai tae troop q ta=
heroic II iniVre aad IRE Fe'ieubta8.s Ain-s
snir' Hched Ii -h7svites ena here i9e brave
7r.ckln bs4e defiance 70 the p9~er o.
Britain From bsfiad taeif brFa'tfo'ka
On TIE 2ciai Sfets ihe 81 C.9is ias l's
Fstsrs sita DE nooie Aroes'ook they - l.el
forth 3n theif 9FaLt s'if8ae@ en- Fort Far
asli sat u vas 70 ih'se same oteast~orns
'hai ih"5 maae tiseif n.asirtly retreat o.
seventy ni ~ N lay aItrt NE etptafs ~
A9iA'yfe So 9''.sFs A. 'i.<a .rOeit lS's'h'
""' e@i'i'ot 'eip De-oS tss''3''1 a. u 80 p
- 100 - 80 - ..'4
80 - '''i
,1o' u 'i's s''1 VI ''s ''@'J
'Dies Is 'Nr POM So .le ~ p,
,iAi-'' aus ~
i'5 p'I,'..s'' - t'-'',.s'' .',''il.,''
1EsN ''.'' a'," = ~. ~
ri" ~ g., st..t.. III
~, -.
'H.' - '''-
- ~, 49,. .... ,r...-...
-,
aJ -. ~. -,
~. - .. -. -
II .'.......1tf -, nm. a..
- ~. M.
H., - ,... 81. t..n' la. ~,
-. .''' ~ -" =. 80 .,o,.l, -,
'.,..-.,....-, 49,, u,
go tas@ f7f''''~ 80 80 = 49, 1f-'r s. '~-''
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-06

TAcre are now thirty scholars a, the nj.
riga Business College, aud large elias, Of
twenty five is expected in few DAYS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-06

Pliny Frye aud wife, of Iowa. will con.
dust religious services At the Friends
Chapel At 50 this cyoaing. An are vel.
come.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-06
-Sccai 2Iiol:ers.

The Howard Bsnevolen, Uaion hohl, n,
annual mseiing st the Allermen's Foam,
this afternoon at half pas. two.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-06

Saturday afternoon. ctn.tb'y SrTsid
! ~ Madison, accompsniel by sable
fion No. htson, came to ,is rity IN quest
d White. lht man who was arr ted h r.
Friday with the handouts on hi, wrists.
Pom TIE f.no II tAc arrest til tn arrival
Of ibssc aiec.s thare vefr many r1nlor'
a1,,t as - tte Us,1'e o. ID crime
~, le4 ben nui..sa. The sub
s'.aee If nc s,o!y - TIE. il,'- man White,
AR .ie3 5zTe ~.ih TIE Aardcgns or, $50
arrested BY No ANON offieef At that Ilscs
ose Day .ast weck f9r di,triefiY conduit
n 5,sNei The officer 50 That finally be lai-
tanw hin dom AMI pat en- an Cd pair Of
btnieuG'. White be wss doing this. ar
o...e7r reh Vh3 wss Hcar, s;rnck MIN nth
a Tcek, kroeking him senselt"
and nf:eiing severe scalp wound.
VILE BE came 70 his senses, the men we're
gore hsrGcaas and all. The man who BIT
the officer With the stone, and the one mott
ra.td has escaped though the officers
vent to ilsi,owel! Saturday in search Of
him bat returned empty handed. White
vas taken 20 No. AnsoB en- the afternoon
train.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-06

I'm II Sturgis, Esq of the cty ha'just
returned from a trip Of several weeks spent
in the Ffoyiaees, two day. Of which were
srcut Il, the Provincial Fair n. 81 jobs,
Woi'o absent hc made .urchrs, Of two
Iuuiscd choice sheep which viii reach here
ia sday Of this Week, aid which he wilt
put upon h. Vafaaiaoro farm. THY will
no fed for thu falj markets
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-06
MAINE GOSSIP.

In esi.sse ~
Nay eff<n see
Men We 81 fsasFsy gallan. are,
dam 81 nsa1
Ma sszssH hsaf seat
Dsfsfs shs's sesrriiy IL N. ear.
1HFy sfsa 30 44s
last fbsy taay give
To sefasa 5gi -gTcsss~ frozn eerss,
the II gaSlf EESes
II h0zla passf Ases~-
lag era' ~ ti.E Tag :. sits Of stairs
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-06

M,ssrs Jones and Robbins. twJ # Bar
gors younr cyclists, took ,llc Saturday at.
trnoJn train at the AuRIs's tt,to1 for
Boston. They saii they lcft Ba1go' Fri.
day mornin} st O'Clock aaa rode their
-afetics to Fairfield where they p,'.td the
night coming from ncfe to thus city Sstut-
day. O2iny to the storm they IsciIcI to
rroccol 20 Boston by irfi1. From Boston
they iot,ni making hicyc'o trip to New
York.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-06

Twenty gear past the allotted age 81
inan, the honored historian Mr.. George
Bancroft ceielrated Friday In his New
po1t house, his sinetiesh birthday. The
good Ni.hes 81 thousands who know
liu, and Of Thousands more who only
know hiA cork. we're heartily with hiH
=
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-06

Tho ssar-He-slI Of Presqa- rs'e, 10 eocs-
mems upon fhe result ~ thE late eaeetis n,
~ shown b. the aasi rstarns agd the psrg
sblch the TAR: Pa,ty bad therein. sass /;
's'Fbe Third Party, who have besa g5iHg 70
TIE polls fer she LIST twenty yssss, ex7egt-
ing to grind cur II course Of tians grsas
reform, have besa ground iiaer sEd smaller
tisis seas shzn sTsr aefgre
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-06

Tie Augusta Auxiliary to The American
Mean 4 socialion gill met at TIC Con.
gr,ga'Ion chapel thi, afternoon At $40
o'c'cek The otitc. tf IBIS a,soc,aii,r,
viii rnAJ rot be kaown 70 all, il to aid in
ewing the e3'rel pure anl iimrl to France.
iti'nna,aomiaationai. Six ofoar churches
ara a'7ea rsgresen'elin'h; Augusta Aug
HAY, and ., Is e,ea''y desired to enlarge
'.d fx'c-1 tlr representation. Al arc
ro-i by iaT'' 4 20 at'cod The sdrq this
If. rro. 80, ard 70 br'ome memtors Of the
20 ,.iJ ty tha Iayrc1. of ~ 90 annually
y Va MaL. n-erlnt. IT.. n..r.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-06

Lasts twice as long a. cheap Foap iof
!agBdry Brussels.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-06

"ts tHfL Ht'@tft'-
The Manchester N II onion has a
great maay filings at the hoy orator
Mr. Taggart-- who is running a. the
Republican candidate for Congre-s in the
Hrst Nc@ Hampshire district. Wei,
Nr T lgart, who ia eulrured and able
gentlemen, sili be able 10 stand a good
aeai II this Hind ot abuse. The ''airo.
cious crime Of being = young man,
doesn't count against anyone Ia this day
md generation The old patriarchal sys-
rens sre terribly paySe.
The appointment Of COT r. N. Dow
as rolle, tor Of the Portland Custom
House, 4, The restoration to office Of a
worthy official, who was removed by
NJ. cleveland ON purely partisan
grounds Il IS very generally conceded
tlmt t.l Dos conducted the Affairs Of
the iurtl4 Custoia House with signal
ability ara success, whilc he was IN
charge 81 its alAir&, and that his re-
inogM was one # The conspicuous mis-
take Of the lcvelaud administration.
One effect Of the tariff bill i. already
noticed. \ tin plate mandatory to
cost several millions IL to Be built Ia
Baltimore a. . result Of the tin plate
tariff A company II Eastern capitalists
principally from Baltimore and NeN
York. htv, hern working on the scheme.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-06

TIL plsce has long htea Lard ma-k in
ills road ana travellers aTe sti er'cr-aiaFd
and vel c4rcl for short dis+snee he
you'd Mfr. Polla-i's ID TIE kaoslcn farm
upon ~hjch the w.lor If ioba knOa.ea
go lives With hsr s1H. Prem II K o1r-
Ter. vh9 vas sllAier m h Uaioa Army
Near Mr. Hugh McGi.ve - reed rgrs
eas. % the tlwn lire and ppoa tbs toad
are some ve-y Hae firm. ana71g hiah are
ia Sfwyer farm ard he farms IF Mr..
Petsr Garner rni Amasa Gol!--. 0l TIRE
west $ de Of the Arcost1ok fivz- ii he
norfh at 81 the town "a s-rn- TsFy Ere
farming ilad. A rfai runs uF from Ash
lana iBtl Mssasiis for few nj les or t,is
sida the river GA IS road i the fsrm IF
~. Newell y. Smith Who j. mach ietsres--
ID IN frEit raiTaE- lie has urge orchard
Of thrifty tees anil allozE tacm s5nle Of
the fsss. Weal'hy APPLES We bsvs ssen ia
the county. Mr.. EoeH Traitor hes .sfgs
farm On his road upsn whica be Passes
iarze crops Of hay and grain. U6EDisiak-
abs Aassrdis IS an ex3eliea; farm Ing iowa
a. i eviierred BY the Indications Of prs
periry seen on every hard The buildings
are ls-sc Een. and tir. the feds 30 L
xat level and free f-oHs agone ard there are
b1: iro o. ;Hree moitzase1 firms in ihs
io~1.
The 20 VI !. ahRniaat.y ~a.ereI tv the
Aruosfook river and It's tributaries ami III
tbs Ee9pie here seemte need 10 AID 70 ilie.r
prosperity is failToli % Tbs eatsr worl3
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-06

+; hss been a 5elizi tfal fall foT .hoatiag
ard camping %, 10 b. sieirisy Of Kaeo.
AMI the resorts sheEe have hesa tgii CT yls-
GERS the past week.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-06
Local Notices

S1'-If you wan; something new in pso-
;olapay. 90 70 Burgess studio, cor Bridge
sd Water SITS AMI re, picture OF yo5i-
self with ycHrself. Two different positions
IN the ssU.a picture. No end to the deer
ont changes that can be produced. :.
sep3)ils'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-06
Daily grnnscsr auurnal,


CSrds Of thanks and ress.ut ons Q. rcsre,.
vii I've Charged ST the rate Of ten eenss q lin.
All advertising announcements OF ester,.i,
meats whose object Is the rxsing Of raous,
viii be charged at the rate of fifteen cent.
hns.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-06

san.par s.-aan sia,oss AZ ias a0-sh lima Of
slae toxn. Tbs ssresxa IS lbs oa.les u
Ssazrsn lsks aud a5xs in vSstsrly eiree'-
tisa rear IL norsh fsrs ef sf@ssrsfis 10 sas
po:nt where tie road crcssss j. sseEe il
vee-s a I..iie 10 ire norsh sn1 sssn ea,srs
the Aros stock il Aseiaael. A sh1rE
ais.auce bsysaf the bridge we ccaas 30 the
residence Of Mr.. EbSn Traftsa oae % ths
Farmer Bsrons eF sroastaoE.
Mr.. Traftcn care TO Msssriis la 1911. aud
two wears Later bss-ht 80 a,rss N the
north par. OF he town gpin Haie1 his resi-
dence "a lsca.sa AID hers Ia LONE farm -
situated. Mr.. Trafron las niaie hs fa'm
frcrn the wilisood ard has HoF o.
thi. Ics shout 10 acres cleared. hrgr1
nars Of which Is one Of the haad.oae's
interval tees % be found any wae-e
upen the rivs-. Mr. Traitor attsr-
wa-ls 5euzas OF rae sac 1850 aeres
on the east sIe Of ths Arooszeok snt Al
other one taoRsan1 acre ttae: on tn
west side Of the r.ver. PoH ials
west sile he bAs farm OF l99 acres o.
clesrsa land apo1 which e has an over
seer. HIS Shale cr-p for the prSsen+ yea
e3mprlset over 100 acres d arasn ani
potasoss ard go tons Of hsy- lie keeps
herd Of ten roFs, the mllk gong To the
cheese factory 4 Ashland he has iseaiy
horses ard colts. forty haad Of aea' stock
besile the CO.'S, and Z Xxx OF nfty sletp
He has large house well nllsa+a "tefs
he lives ike yeri,s5le lord Of m marc
his smple b0arl being aiWsys we'll l04ded
and the selt. GENERALLY veil h.sei tor itf
entire length. Opp0s te The house IL ii.sf
han With wings on moth sides and near ~
windmill sllch pumps Es'er for BIS LAT q
stock. Almost everything 10 toe vs.
of farm n4eaiuery may n s5en aeon
the place, ami here are many oa.budl
ings conveniently stustei.
Passing the lsfgs farm % " Traftoa
with il. trosd lsysl fields exivaliag for 2
lors distance On either side OF ihe sulO3.h
rurnpike Se come 10 The hanIseme res
| lerce Of Mr.. Al 5nze Pollard, the youuEe-t
sol. Of Joseph Pollard. In l>s5 NJ.
| Pollard bought the farm on the west side
of the Aroos,9cA river, formerly occuple
| by Mr. Sanford Noble one Of the earliest
| settlers Of Tide town. [ pom this tarH i a
| spleadl interval ard upon this NJ.
| Pollard built house and barn. II times
| Of high freshet the water came into Lis
| buildings ard he afierwa-ds bought tie
| farm Of Mr.. Reuben Washburl on iha
opposite I'D. Of he river anl built fiae
stand Of bul a'ngs on the ma.a roal. sti!
retaining the ic.ervAl farm scross the
river. Mr.. Pollard has nov eight hundred
acres of land in sll, with a large Clearing
upon which he GUS towards Of tao bpcd,e 4
tons Of hav and raises nearly two tAolssn :
| bushels of grain yearly. Ills house Is g
| L.,