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roa- she cl oseIv resembles her sisters.
possessing in common with them that
veil-bred. see1- rrapr,ef look 50 chsrac-
teristic of American girls Of the upper
classes and so highly indicative Of re-
fined mothers presence upon tbe domes-
tic stage.
Where Is Don IL Dickinson this sum
mere
ff vou wish - Join cerssin inner
circle of rnsticitv. take a certain crazy
iittle steamer leaving Detroit daily,
srl after varioas tiitinEs and iurchiugs
vau VIII a. lsst fni yoarself alongside
20 an equally crszT listls pier. cherished
as curio and antique b7 dwellers on
Grossa Isle Melmnly nlne miles oi
quiet bv Two o. csmtort. aud you havs
this island
Here non N. Dickinsou and family
ars enjoying The ephemerel beauties
cf the summer DAYS Of ise1 Il i al
5r -htffitr rrimitive - perhaps ~
rl,c. nc-e so-frou the afcre uen-
sieros Insane iitefe steamer 30 the neEli-
gee assone5 ~ car srstwhile Fosenlas-
t.--ffeacrah
r. weu1 re-aiad sore - she girl who
81 She si sn 81 en7ares because Is
u-~tff fe stch f1n "a hreak it -. The
rtfsf pleasure in being taere would -.
- saea ff-ra1.l afed persons. ths shil-
f.r 60 come sftv aTan
veit trsi-ree 60 Gresse Isle sn.f a
glance sf pstrsits 1ss Newport
--tf-ssse feinae.
sarrounael hv rellax zreea laxas,
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-31


A Alzsr. Of Michisan. gives an emphatic
toss to her Yfnk, silken blazer, which
carries Il % the igno@inious seelusioa
q a trunk bottom
Tits -easouabls 10 remain a. home.
When The theruometer Is trtfiRg with
tas affection Of Ihs ninsties; bat from
4 girls standpoint such reasoning Is not
reasonable. and 10 enjoy IL 20 fit
H0nce the pooitiOs in the foreground
Of cur picsare Of a caversoas Eslk. and
unllmi5ed girIisA fripperie<
AS % other accessories, be kind
enough q Imagine a faint odOr Of vio-
lets. swAying muslin draperies and
that deliriOus and formidable confusion
OF .-hings" which render SO delightful
the summer room OF our summer girl.
The walls breathe hints OF sojourns by
sea and mountain side. In corner.
from amid some dainty water-color
skstehe the photograph OF General
sherman lSOms up very much as a
rugged old rock rears itself from amid
surrounding greensrieS- The Scrawl
beneath IL. you will observe, bears the
Generals signature. A severe little
wrIting-desk indicates a lavish waste OF
gray matter in somebody's brain. IL is
here that Miss Fay Alger serves her
mind. done 20 a turn. and garnished by
one Of Uncle Sans beautiful red post
age stamps
Just AZ present she is perched hum
ming-bird fashion upon the arm of a
huge cane rocker, bgsily tanning her
self with a very nstty sailor hat IL is
the moment Of moments in which TO
steal her portrait Evolution may cause
monkoys 20 resemble closely Herbert
Spencers, but all the mannish shirts
and four-in-hand ti0s turned out by
retailers could not bestow a masculine
air upon Miss Alger. She Is too distinct
" feminine. And what nicer thing can
Be said Of her?
Miss Fay Alger Is the eldest unmar-
ricd daughter OF General Alger. Per-
haps just here we might observe. paren-
taetically, that the hazy perspective Of
rv sketch discloses '1R Marriage
~ fa1ur.8 she is not beautiful. She Is,
however, SO distinctly pretty in a char
a-.eristic fashion peculiar to the Alger
ers. that sc Immediately decide pret-
t.aess 90 be more seductive than beauty.
She Is an sfitioB ds IVr of the society
Cirl Has perhaps inherited the poll
tician's charm Of being ALI things 10 all
rsan"-and women Her dark. brown
eyes regard frankly the world at large.
and her red curved lips naively disclose
a. smiling a pretty set Of teeth. She is
o. medium height but. being rather
3. rht, impresses one with a belief in
several more inches than she possesses
General Alger's eldest daughter, Car
RE. Is the wife OF Harry sheldon, the
son OF one Of our Michig an millionaire
merchant pioneers She makes her
homo in Detroit The second, Miss
Fay Alger. Ne have already described.
The third. and younger. Miss Frances,
Is 10 % dssUtante OF the coming sea-
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-31

Lily White Flour
Is.ma6e from the choicest wheat, care
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-31

aregea "a - say sN~2 ssstseA t2S ~
ssra asss1ge - Eos eo24SS-ss = al
A..e-.r.n t-ls - the part e tes Coent
- Neu oerry l. theEetors still Mss
Nsmberr4. des PERHAPS - Aes pesses-
.i.a - a unasesl Qa2nElty q go0.l
ard conHon seass.
h i Al Crosse Points also taGt oar
Minister - k4ssia. Y. \. \. LoShFoR
Is pzssssg TIE saumer IN large sun
uss hoass ~hich h~s quite farm house
sasor s6oak II ana Is Surrounded 81
za.nv vineyards. Mr.. Loshrop's eldest
aats.rater Annie II n0~ the Baroness
usebce. having married the Bzron
sooa after TIE return Of the family trem
S. Petersburg. She now forms one Of
tas brilliant court circle in that leily
ssleaaii city His yoaagsr a.ug hter
: still Ia tie hSme circle.
JOHANNA STAArs
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-31

A hobby is apr 70 De an expensive psl-
rev. IL sometimes costs pilss Of money
20 groom and run IL. and IL seldom wins
purses and cups enough &c pay for It's
.eep and entrance fees Nevertheless.
; nan. IN the absence Of some special
bieet 10 engage his thcagAss is almost
sure 70 get into mischief IL Is better
ior him 10 push ahead on any sort OF a
hobby that is not vicious. than u
lcuag@ through life II > slipshod,
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-31
HELPED FROM THE STARE.
COjtre Big HeeO and CatarTh Cured!

Ny daughter gore years on June %
she ookr D Isset perfectly
NJ ElE1MA, BAxter-st, near city limits
Grand Rapids, Mich. % o, 1890.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-31

this portrait flowers placed as before a
shrine tell the tale. 1t is one familiar
enough-an association of wedding bells
with fast following funeral knell.
In the Crosse Pointe nursery, with its
walls as blue as robins egg, sleeps
the Senator's little grandchild, not the
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-31

desultory way, withou: definite aim or
purpose. No matter what other praise
worthy hobbies a man may have. he
should make conscience the prime fav-
orite o. his moral stud. That is a
hobby that is always safe. Give it the
rein freely, never curb or check 1t, 90
with 10 In whatsoever direction its
divine instinct would guide you, and
over every hill OF difficulty" through
every slough of despond,' it shall
take you safely to the narrow house"
which shall seem to be as the
"House Beautiful"-at your journeys
end.--N. Y. Ledger.
Van Hcuten's Cecoa-Largest sale IN
the world.
Lily white Flour
Is,made from the choicest wheat, care
fully selected.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-31

Van Hcuten's Cecoa-Largest sale IN
the world.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-10
a Somerset Bee-Farmsr.

Hr. ". II. Norton Of Skowhaoar i.
not only a successful apiculturist, but /,
manufacturer of bee keepers suppiles of
all kinds In his r,anutactorv m skow.
hegan he makes nee hiyes .nrt;,ns
comb foundations. bee smoker. and ali
things necessary TO successful bep cuI
ture Mr. \. has made MI. own ma.
chinery for growing and .pIit,ine IN,
uarr. for serfion hoZe. and nov,I m,
chine saws for ru,tiug The rhr,e ..nrns.r.'I
GROOVE. in the am. IT, .nrtion hnxa.
The nna pieee .e,.tjn,ts are mad. of 49,
wood. and the fnnr nice, s.ctinns of nm.
lar Mr.. Marion IL ill., Iaraa.t n,ni,.
faeturer at haa La,,.rs .,,,,,,ii,- ~
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-10
Conformation OF the rrotter.

Many careful and critical observers Of
fast trotters have had the conclusion
f.r, ed upon them that the speediest con
formation Is that order Of structure thai
$ higher at the quarter than at th,
wither Maud 5. and Sunol are of thai
conformation. aud many others Of the
names at the bard end Of the 20 list re
cail it. or course many very fast trotter,
are not remarkable in his regard, fol
rottsrs. for trotters go in all shapes
ard sometimes horses of speedy
racy look are not fast. But still
he deal conformation for speed ap
r arhes the greyhound order
al i,le iro,,ing h,ed comes honestly
bv it Rysdyk- Hamblet"nian was il
his I'D age two inches higher behinc
than 1t he wither, as ''Hark Com tock,
g ho treasured him, asseverstes. Elec
goueer is quite rema kable in this ~
gard and frum he shoulder back SutIef,
apier outline closely follows that of hel
sire Truly . Hambletonian ~ss rh.
fSther of trotters- The highest rate Of
peei as well a the conformation thai
. >i-eediest carries Us back. il We would
traces their orig n, to the horse that Far
Eaev Rs yk kept at Chester - Chicag,
| Hers asdR.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-10
M sino Colt Register

ruLHy Bar sith star in forehead
+ sish July 1890, By Gideon, AS
am Nellie B by Onward Property OF
A. sprouk. week's Mlils. ?. o, Wind
sor
Fuzzy, fosled May 90 90 BAY with
NO white bind ankles. BY Gideon, li5
lam by Dirgo. bv old Drew; ID dan By
Md Davis bs old Drew; 81 dam a Morgan
ard Messenger mare. Property of v r
Luce, Union.
GIDEON l.. Bay stallion with star. and
one white hind foot. Fosled 1889. By
Gideon l45; dam Nellie b, by Onward
Property of A. Sproul, Windsor
Weeks Mills. Z. o.
GtsSRoY Black stallion foaled 1889
BY Nelson. wilkes dam by Pescemaksr
by Rysdyks Hambletc man: ID dam by
Seelsys Am -ricsn Star; 80 dam by Ole
Abdsllsh. Owned by V K. Luce. Union.
KosAL R.. foaled June :, 1889 Bay stal
lion; b, kohinoor. 1925, BY Volunteer 55
ian Lady Long BY Tom Lang, by Gen
KFox. Owned BY J. D. Ross, Littletou.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-10
drss plycs he would shuttle, pace. mix, roll
and 90 all manner Of gzits."


and 90 all manner OF sAha-
Hppie'on "soo' Is4 o' "a'e'''iie "a'
taken MS ''rias OF 'fo"rfs' Present. hsso
iuse' Moantsineef ana Appleton 10 TINS
eufs' rs ffeseh' Is ehtefed 'of 'hs 'S'
races III the graha circuit "aieh COM
meacss Al f'it'oag' july "a and eha' ~
TIE My-ac 10 bo"oh' sept 10. La'' year
IN the thifi hsa' OF race A. hy'''c' reg
ens trotted fa'i mile IN "a aaa Tue iA''
quarter IN 90 seconds OF :" gait ne
Is now In me CONDITION ana mnch e1
peetsd OF him IN the races iof ~hieh he IS
entered MI "ebbs horses VIII DC u@hs-
ported IN one OF the burton morse cars
pmenmes called palace cars anu II was
| sent from Chicago Tor his special use IL
has carrying capacity for sixteen horses
but II has been especially arranged Tor the
four tina! are to occupy Tor the presehs
These cars are provided win air brakes
and are attached to any train the same as
passenger cars. Mr. Henry A. chapman
the superintendent or Mr.. "eoo STOCK
farm, has the care of these valuable horses
on the TIP they are about to take, and MI
George w. BLAIR VIII drive mem IN Inc
races
E. I. Monroe OF foxcroft' mas SOLD
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-10
DEMOCRATIC PLATFORM

Whereas, After six years Of
const t tional prob bition ano
40 yesrs OF statutory prohibl-
ton in this State. in the hands
Of it, friends, supported BY the
iull Legislature, Judicial and ex-
scutivs power Of the State,
many Democrats and Republic
cans think it has been such a
failure - calls for its resubmis-
sion to the people ; therefore
Resolved. That we favor the
election Of . Governor and Leg
isla'urs who will resubmit the
prohibitory amendment Of the
Constitution to the people Of the
State.
Resolved. That il the people
declare against prohibition we
favo or . high license
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-10

tfrst re believe that many men who
have scsed with the prohibitsry party
under mis.Akeu ideas Of duty in the past
win give theii support TO the Republican
nciIst and platform in September. and
thus array themselves squareIy on TIE
side of prohibition. whes the returns
ffem Maize &, before the country The
8 is'i. i'm sr.ssson "a 70 the -frenxrb Of
tn tro.i tisisa ssusi,Bens In cur State
will t'e formed not tresn the few thousand
votes east for the third party Ticket. but
from the .ize of the Republican majority
Osinx 10 the course Of the license
fs~mocrsey, thu asove mast be the case
IL weald he q good move for the var on
ne grox shop IL Candidate Clark 81 Bax-
tn should eithdraw
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-10

Probably, says thu lie iston Journal
all the gubernatorisl candidates that
will be nominated In Maine this year.
mr.. now In the n IA, and all the congress
sio,a, candidates have either been nom
mates, ar are A. soo,i a. nominated, it
being a settled thing that c. Z. Allen of
Drpsd.n dem will run In this district.
Quite A number Of the county conveu
tious have not h. en- held vet. Probably
neith.r party w,ll heeir An active stamp
ius eampa yn Till the last week in
Auynt, and on account ~ the pro
t,ac,e,i =. ssion of c. nyress the speaker RS
and thu raiIi. will b. fever than usual
The 9 r.. four did ,tez 'or governor.
W. LaWint Ru leigh Cep }. william
+ rh"mpson (deu. and Hence, | Il.
cark fhhnr par, y, and Aaron Clark
GRO ibitory psrsyl Governor Bu high
will b., re .l.cted, and the only question
ia a. to the sixe OF his majority. 1t l.
the duty Of the Republicans OF the state
to make It as large as possible. for it will
have a dounle significance. this year,
frat ~ a verdict of the voters of the
State ON the Republican administration
In Maine aud la the eouatry and especial
IL on the work of the Republicans in
Congress; and secondly as the popular
nrouuuc,smeuto on prohibition, which Is
mad. an issue for the scffrsges Of the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-10

REPUBLICAN, PLATFORM.

It. the Republican Party, not
only recognises the evils OF IL
Temperance and sympathies with
al honest and wei directed e.
forts n eradicate them, but it
unYeservedly Ysnsws its adhs-
sisn TO the principle Of the pro-
hib.tion q the liquor traffic, and
insists upon the thorough aad
sR.ctiva enforcement a the pro
tnbi.oy law. l. dsmaads 81
Congress the Enactment Of such
lsgislation as hall enable each
State 10 fxeYclse full control
within its borders over tn trsf-
ae in all llquors whether in
ported therein IN the original
packages or Otherwise
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coUzTy soMrsArsoss

SsI seaa,ovs "a n SPEAR, Gss,sssr
W r. Hs1sas, %sssSeEla.
sA~r.E - 2 -sesens ka<nssa,
Rsgfaey u I..ds Goo X. saith
Wiassrsv
cssssy Aasy.>y l.. T. csfi~soa. w'n
'hrop.
Cns.ss Trsassysr J T.. Blssehss
Th%ts~s
C>ufy r,,~~..~s~eS-J { Hsnslssn
Haiis~.H,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-10

This grange has built new hall. and all
bills are paid. The members frequent
ly discuss questions which are both in
reresriug and instructive. The question
for the next meeting i, Resolved, that
70 be successful ffFmer 1t require,
more brains than any other profession. -
+ \ Rich and \. Ii Phipps were ap-
pointed on the affirmative. aud ". q.
Hartman and \. ". Fisher on the neg
alive
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A Live Nc wspapsr


The Dsily keunebec Journal has greatly
hepe fitted b, the infusion of new blood in
The management of that old timer. The
preernt proprietors by constant industry and
enterprise and a sol,3 finsneisi backing are
siving the people live newspaper. Their
hie.t improvement is a new fast press BY
winch they are enabled TO send out an early
eastern edition which reaches this par. OF
Maine on ih. dSy OF publication.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-10

Subscription. to iHR DAILf AND WGrkLf
JOURNAL may he made through the Purchas
inx Department Of the American Express Co.
Il cay place where thst Company has AZ
sgeucy, Agents will give money order re
Slps TOR your subscription, and will forward III
~ a0ssy order, sts~chcd to IN or'ic, 70 senc
- paper for any stated time, free Of any
aharrs, except the usual fee for issuing thu
rider THIS Is the safest and best way To plac'
m, sahsrripkinas
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-10

See advertisement in smother column Of
handsome pony team for sale J.E,
pcvirc,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-10

No notice whatever will n. tskea OF unssues
,nnanications. All such viii he put into the
sasts ba1Nef unrcad.
THE JOURNAL CAN NOT RE HKIp RE
srONslHLE rOR rHH FERMENTATION on
sHruRN ov ReJHcTmD COMMUNICATIONS
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-10
MAINE GOSSIP.

rhe coming campaign in this State says
he Pittsteld Advertiser, will find the posi-
soa of the two great parties clearly defined
on the liquor question The Republicans
have endorsed the prohibitory policy which
has been on the statute books of Maize for
years Yesterday the Democrats incorpo
rated high license plank in their plstfor III
ruis question is likely to be the prime pal
issue Of the campaign.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-10
EpiIeptiC Fits Cured,

~ r~-nery has heen successfully a..d oser
'~fpty yesrs, tho arst patient isins permanently
f@--i u has often cuf.d when all es-e has
'1i.f may !. not cure yoas u la Pot ", IN IIaid
a al pos der form, :. Mt by extsess 1t Your ex
pe1ss ~ mailed ppstpsif. The powoer Is emily
" ksrc1. aIs s's as- often eaTs. hrsgy express
c'lsryes. Medicine .or on- nsor,+f,. f2f1. two
IA 'nihs. ssl<- L. r. sysss. pssrzi.f. i,,vsy. We
spTidsuiV
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Cards OF thanks md revolutions Of rsspse.
viii DC charged n the rate Of ten cent? . liz
Al advertising announcement Of entertain
nenss whose obiec, is tho raising Of nossy
VIII b charged II ne rate Of Afeea oeus
6nA
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-10
Local Notices.

E1-Phy'ician's prescriptions sfe care
fnliy compounded at Kinsman's Drug store
corner Of Bridge and Water stree's. ~ NOT
crate prices. jany0deodtf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-10

A large number of workmen were en-.
gsgcd Wednesday in laying track and
siding for the electric railroad at the June.
ton of Winthrop and State sire cts.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-10

One Of the best cows owned by Mr.. Sell
Worthy, m,lkman, North Parish, wu
struck by lightning during the shower
Tuesday night.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-10

The cyclone left excellent weather in il,
track and seemed to clear the air.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-10

The train due here at a.tl L. NJ. from
Boston was one hour late yesterday, owing
to heavy freight AID the large number Of
cars
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-10

News has beon received Of the sudden
death in San Francisco Of Emma. wife Of
Dr. e. W. Davis formerly Of this city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-10

A car from the Kansas City, St Joseph
& Council Bluffs Railroad passed through
on the 1920 A. NJ train Yesterday with a
party Of excursionists from Bar HARDER.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-10

-Four srcheoloeists of Auburn. spent the
greater part Of 3 turday searching on the
-hpres Of Lake Auburn for az Indian
hVrvng gf1ud They found It AID dug
ip sfrsl iine relics; but would not tell
shere the ancient cemetery is located
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-10

Terminal CITY Is thu satu-pi quite, If tho prod
ucts of the great Northwest and the Dominion ri
tnuaia-being the nrsrrst available shipping
poin TO EHrore-and is destined 70 b. to the Fat
ern Coast what vancouver IL TO the Western
u possesses a haTbor that hs- 10 superior the
entrance being Il miles wide, without f-land bar
or shoal, open the year ROUND and free from for.
AZ point where the average rise and fall Of tho
tide il but Eve feet
Its charter il tho most liberal ever granted nv
the Noyn Scotia Parliament
Besides fts magnificent future as Eaiiray Ter
minus and port Of entry it ia in tho nifst of one
OF the richest aud most boaHtiful spc'inns 70 he
found on The whole contine NJ of North Aniericn
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-10

Augusta ball cranks are pleased to read
Of the success Of some of its former plsycrs
in other fields. notably kcay with Jersey
City, and Ring with the Lovells of Boston,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-10

One of Alien & Cos. empty ice house,
Was blown down in the gale Of TUESDAY,
evening.
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.epfQr Only Sl.25.

FROM nov until after the september
81 erion or to September 10Th, the Daily
krnne,sc journal VII h. sent postpaid
to new Subscribers only for Sl.25.
Everyone should secure The advantages
OF tfifs great offer Address,
BERfE1GH Il FLYNT,
AUGUSTA, Me.
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&c. PERKINS, m. ..
Once Uosrs . 10 ., snd . "a . r. ~
Office and Residence,
- BRIDGE vt.
anziff
new PENSION Law +!

The new Disability pension bill has ms, f,r
eom- a law. Nil INV BNTaTLEaf not
nreesssry that The disability Incurred 10 the
scryice. widows, children or parents entitled no
matter what caH.sd the soldier. aeafh. PIN
SeOxEks see~iying less than SD 90 pr
month entitled 70 an Iaeres.~. send for line
View trn'ioa Law. BELLIH MfLIEE. aitof-
asy. Washington. ID. &. iiJsdGwlfn
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TO VACATION TOURISTS.

Parties leaving the city on their sun.
mcr Vacations. can have the DAILY
JOURNAL sent 10 their address for arv
length Of time desired, at Is cents pcr
week. Address Of paper changed when
wished.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-10

1t IL an interesting fact that one half OF
the city high school principals in New
II gland to-day were either born in Maine
or are gradua es Of Maine Colleges.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-10
Terminal
EASTERN TERMINUS OF THE
InTERC0L0KlAl RAILWAY.
The Short R0lte to EnrOpe.

Terminal City Company Limited was char
tered by the Parliament Of Nova SCOTIA for the
purpose of founding and fostering the growth of :,
large commercial. manufacturing and fishing
center near the eastern terminus II tn Strait Of
Janso
OF 30ie Acres Of land on the Nova SCOTIA sid. of
the strait Of Canzo, with q water frontage OF
six miles
1o22 Acres Of land on the island of Cape
Breton, with a wide water frontage of six miles
Coal Mines covering u coal area nf eight
square miles, NJ Caribou Cove. in Richmond
county ape Breton island. with seams Of coal
varying in width from } to II feet, and running
direct TO tho waters edrp
The Terminal city RAILROAD Co. Iimi-
ted line chartered and surveyed 10 run from
Nuigravc, n. =. to Terminal CIV. distance o!
,, miles. aud also a line ranniug from Wrchfs
Cove. Cape Breton Island. to connect with thu
iive miles
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-10

The nifty Club have generously donated
to the Lithgow Library a very nnc map Of
Spain, which the members of the Club
have used in their literary work during the
past two years.