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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-24
REMOVED TO
Granite Bank Building.
LORD&LOwELL,
Jewellers.
decSdt &sau
Honor tho Home.

might AS well undertake to enumer-
ate the stars A. try to record all the ad-
vantages of improved homes and home
life. They will give us the society of
agreeable people. who will take pleasure
ia accepting our hospitality; promote
cbeerfulness, good temper and all ami
able qualities; suppress despondency.
peevishness, fault finding and innumer-
able disagreeables. Improvement So
cieties will promote friendly and profit
able intercourse The interest awak-
ened among their members will soon
manifest itself in convenience1 intro
duced into kitchens: adornments in liv-
ing rooms; trees, shrubbery, Hover
ing plants, fruit bearing vines and
bushes in gardens aud grounds.
These must be looked at by the members
and their merits discussed; this leads to
frequent friendly visits that ripen into
intimacy and friendships greatly to be
priced. People who can be induced to
put their houses and adjacent grounds III
good order will learn to appreciate neat
ness and arrangement; this-by force of
example---will show itself on the farms,
Ia shops and in all business affairs; dis
order in the house and yards pervcrts
the taste. ueaucn- scnSlbiiltlcS, ledtls u
lax and slovenly habits
As each citizen who improves his house
aud his grounds furnishes powerful in
centive to the neighbor to do the same,
this co operation builds up the town; in
creases value of real estate; makes Il
good reputation for the community:
keeps the inhabitants from selling out,
and the children from leaving the
parental roof. Home is the sacred
spot of all the earth. Haven in every
storm, solaCe in sorrow, resting-p place to
the weary, it fosters good saves young
and old from bad associations. Another
advantage. inestiinable, that follows out
door improvements. is the benefit to
health The more useful and beautiful
gardens and grounds become the more
pleasure will the family take in caring
for them; the more time will men. We
men and children spend i'll healthful
exercise in the open air ibis is the gen
uiue ''elixir of life" worth more than all
the patented and unpatentcd medicines
swallowed by the credulous. strange,
the people do not see that the home is
chief concern; that other worldly mat
ters are secondary, aud should help,
never hinder, the making of our earthly
abode the prcsagc and foretaste of the
home above =f'oF. IT. I. BrnVkS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-24
A Dairy Experts Diagnosis.

MANY neat housekeepcrs fail TO make
iirst-class butter. and wonder why !;
which reminds the of having once read
that an expert to whom a package of
butter was submitted said, after subject
ing il to his cultured sense of taste and
smell, that the person who made it KEPT
the milk in open pans near the kitchen,
where dust settled on the cream when
sweeping il had absorbed odorS of cook
ing cabbage and onions also it received
steam from boiling clothes on washday :;
moreover, some sick member Of the fam
lily had peppermint tea Furthermore,
there was trace of tobacco smoke. The
cows drank filthy, stagiant water and
their stables and themselves had not
been kept clean, for the stable odor was
unmistakahle, and there were micro
scOpic PARTICLES of manure in the butter
l. not the above fearful arraigument:
And vet it applies IN some degree to
most butter makers. Few would be
willing to have such test made aud the
result published to their ncighbors.
Gilt edge butter cannot he made where
even one of these adverse conditions
prevails. and there are scores of others
equally deleterious, among them unclean-
illness of milk, cream and butter utensils
and recepuacles. and lack of pure air in
the dairy-room. To make excellent but
ter, the must absolute cleanliness must
be observed from the food and drink of
the COW until the butter is delivered to
the consumer. 1t is safe to say that
if these suggestions be followed the
quality of butter will change right about
from being. A. low. nine-tenths poor, to
nine -tenths good - Orr. Neo YORK.
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Asricultural Exhibitions 1890

Alevive Grange Cattle Show and Fair-Sept. u
A ndroscoggin County Agricultural Society
Liverwor. Falt-. Aug %. e. q.
Aroostook Cogaty Agricultural coetety-IiouitoB
sept. ~, %
Cumb, RAND County Agricultural society-Gor-
Dam, Sept. ,, ., :.
East. rn Maine State Fair-Bangar, Sept ,, = :. s.
Sept. "A, IS.
Frankin Couaty Agricultural Society, Franklin
Park, Pennington, sept. 30, OCT l., :
Ee peoec CouUty Agricultural society -Read field.
Sept. ~, u. IS.
kenneb.c valley Farmers ard Stock Breeders
Association Morrill,. corner West Gardiner,
Sept IL, II Is
Lincoln Agricultural and Horticulture Society
Dsmariscotta, Sept ~. ~. y. n.
Maine = ate Fair-Le wiston. Sept. Q. ~, II. Z.
North washington-lriscgtoD, sept. %, october
/, -
or1sna Town Fair-orlsnd, Sept. q.
Orrinston Agricultural society-Iowu Hall sept
10 october T.,
os-ipee Valley Union Agricultural socieiy-Cor
nish, Sept :, J. q.
Oxford County Agricultural soctety--At the
grounds between soata Paris and Norway. Sept
is, Il, Il.
Penob-cot County Agricultural Show anil Fair
Hampsen. Sept u, l..
Sagadahoc Agricultural aud horticultural Socie )
Topsnsm. Oct IA. Is. Ii
South kennebec Agricultural socirty Soul
Windsor. Sept. 70. Uef. /. :.
Waldo Copaiy Agricultural Society Belfast, Sc rt
IL ~
West oxford Agricultural Society Fryehurg
West Penabscot Agricultural Society Exeter
Sept. %. Oct !, :.
we-; Washington Agricultural sceisfy-Cherry
feld Fark, sept. L, Is
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-24


z3M7s II. ". True left town for Itch
field yesterday.
Mrs. \ u. Russell and dsug hter sre
spending a few week, in Weld.
Mis-. Ruth whiucn anI Mars Flag Of
Richmond were in the 'iiy yesterday
Mice Emerson Of Oakland va. here ye'-
tcfday morning and went 10 the Islands.
John Fuller and Eugene Fisher with
their wives wen, 10 Hamnond'- fishing ye--
;crIay
Judge Holmes who i stopping in Bel
gra-ic during the heated term ~as in town
ys.irriay.
Mr.. J. H. Pg- ms, principal II Cony
High School. left town On the IS tsin.
cast. yesterday.
J.. J.. Whitchou.r Esq. hs, returned
from Washington, -. g. where he has
been .pen1n9 the winter.
Mrs. l. a Norton of kiogaeld is the
g1es. Of her old school friend. Mrs. Frank
Il P.triire 90 State street Mrs, Norton
formerly resided in this city.
MIR q. X. Cir Fin, book keeper for j. II
Cogan 4 90. Is now away on his varat on.
Last seek he wa in Marlboro Mass, visit
ing friends Tb. week he will be- at Ocean
Point sith the rest Of the family.
Nr. H. = Ho'ig1on formerly of Augusta
and Il no once worked for Mr. Frank Gas
lin. came To this city yesterday. He viii
remain here few day, AMI then proccedto
Boston.
Hiss Nellie Fogler arrived from Boston
ycstcr,lay, on vacation of about I'VE
weeks. She came by steamer to Gardiner
thence By Jewet;'s. The passage by steam
er was exceedingly pleasant the weather
lring very cain and clear
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-24


Ia Wisconsin there Il a bitter and ~
oroaa canvas over the three months
schooling law" Democrats and for
eigsers make a strong plea against tfs
law that IL ''iaterfeses with the course
Of instruction laid oat By private
schools when In fact IL does not effect
private sehools at alt, II simply says
that each child shali each year give
three months instruction in the Eugiish
language. history, arithmetic and read
Ing. There Il heavy foreign popula
Lion in Wisconsin. and very large mas
II The children of foreign born parents
have been growing up 10 manhood with
oat know ledge Of the Eng!isb language ,
u our insfitutions, or II American Ideas
"Foreigni4m" has been growing and be-
coming more dominant, and 1t is now
proposed 10 make Americans OF Ameri-
eau boys and girls. hence the bitter howl
Of Democrats and free trade foreigners.
But IL i. believed that independent Of the
results Of the campaign on the coming
elections for members Of the Legislature,
its EDUCATIONAL effects viii be Of the
most wholesome character.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-24
WEDDING CARDS

The Ksnnehee Jonrnai Job D.part.ren n,
10 spIenatdly equipped for doInx All
kinds Of wedding printing, announce.
msnts, snvit.ficns, esras, etc., In ths
latest and most approved stytes- u has
done an enormous smcuns orthts ~iass
II work dursne the past year, Its or
ders coming from ell parts Of the
state. No better work In this lfna YVES
ever done Tn the state. With she coming
year. IT'S fac iiities for this Kind cS worh
Will he ssiIi farther Increased, smonS Its
istes: shfnGs being beautiful hair Iins
sertp-syYe ny which II 10 enabled to
initiate engraved work so closely SA.s
very few can dstses the difference.
FERNS reasonable. send for prscss and
sAapIes to
0TRuEfGH q FLINT.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-24

Grand Patriarch s. W Lane installed the
following officers of Jephiha Encampmcnt
No. ), Tuesday evening G. r., VIII C..
Miller; S. W, Will II. Dunton; J, W,
II. s. Turner; II. T., j. s. Hobbs; Scribe.
A. N. J. Loveioy; Treasurer, +. L. Pond;
Guile, l.. W Mason; I, s.. George =.
Andrews; o. S, Everett s. HALL Watch
ers, W. II. Reid. W. W Robbins. A. L.
Small, Charles NJ. Tabcr. The new in
s'sI'stion ceremonies recently adopted b.
the Grand Encampment were used, snd all
those present were very much pleased with
the ceremonies. The Eocsmpment have
under consideration an excursion AZ q
body to Quebec. If the excursion is
made the time will probably b, in the
month Of September,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-24

Democratic editors can see no wrong
In the system Of vote suppression where
by one white Southeastern counts for
~ much In Federal elections IA three
Northern voters. It Is only when his
INC nstrous wrong Is attacked that hey
lift up their voices and begin to dee i'm
about Federal oppression" Of the DOR
democrats OF the Southeast.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-24

or do homework viii fin' Leaurene Or a
delightful article for safteniag the skin and
aaayin- roa-hness- When applied let it
dry on, Its use does not interfere with the
handling OF the finest ribbons, silks. or
satirs. sl-o at Druggists or prepaid ~
f. 5. Wells. Jersey City Nj.
form
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-24

Dr Charles W Dulle-, n Proml cnt
ply sIcIsn % Philadelphia, In recent
paper on the subject Of consumption
pointed out that while in England half
u century ago there were 81 900 deaths
snDusllv among Is 900. 900 people, there
are at present In population OF 10000,
900 but II 900 deaths due to phthisis
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-24

Subscriptions 10 rHx DAILY AND WEHxLy
J0ulxAf. may 10 made through the Pnrehas-
lae Dsyatmssf Of the Americas Express Co..
q aey viaes whsss mat Company has an
sGsnsy. Asssts Win gsvs . money order rs-
eoDe ~ year subscription, sod via forward Us
- osDsy esdss, attached 70 - order 70 send
~ DaPsr Ter any ssAtsd Tine, ffse Of any
Aaees, sscsps the usual fec for issuing the
ss4W. Tia Il tbs safest sad best way 70 place
sas sshscvfp10Ha
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-24

II you will send u your address. We viii
mail You our illustrated pamphlet explain
ing al abou. DR.. Dyes Celebrssed Electro
yolsA;c Belt and Appliances, and shei,
charming Effects upon the xeFvcus dehii..
lased system, and how ,hey will quickly
restore you to visor and manhood. Pam
ssls. free. II yoa are ttas afflicted We
Eli send you Belt snd Appliances On .
eiai
vaiusc Ret Ca. AaslhaIi, Mich.
tarsSaAvlvfopw
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-24

While it was a surprising fact that 20
few horses showed AIRY fear at the new
electric cars yesterday, one accident did
occur that came near being disastrous to
the driver Of the frightened hortc. Mr..
II. +. Bowditch was driving on State st
when the car returned from Gardiner and
met it nearly opposite the Li,hgow house.
His horse became suddenly frightened and
shy log brought ore Of the forward wheels
against a by 1rani Mr. Boudi oh was
hurled from the carriage by the shock,
strik ing on his head on the Sidewalk The
horse wss caught before going far and
those standing by rushed to ia . assistance
of Nj Bopditeh. lie, hoveyer, had risen
and was apparently in need Of TO aid,
ough quite severely hurt. severe
scalp wound had h "a inflicted which bled
freely. Df. Brckett CHANGED to be near
and took Mr. Bowiiich to n sninble place
where the wound was drs,scd. The
wound was not of seriogs n,ture though
exceedingly psinful ard Mr.. Borditch
was ah!s to be at hi. store during the ever
ing
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-24

Right on the heels of the Democratic
cutlery about the disappearance of the
surI lus, Secretary Window makes new
call for the redemption of government
bonds, and says the surplus has accum-
ulaied 40 rapidly OF late that there ia
TOW So. 00o, 900 available for the pur
chase Of bonds. As thi. will reduce the
debt and stop interest it is wise iinau
ciering. The people can afford to have
the surplus wiped out when it goes to
wip,rg out interest-beariug bonds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-24

The Treasury Department will be = re
pared to issue the new silver notes OF
small denominations Aug -, after which
date It may be expected that notes Of
81 and ~ will take the place Of many Of
the silver dollars in circulation They
wilt be nice, clean and crisp at first. and
will be- pr, ferred 10 the standard dollar
which they represent.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-24
EDiIeptic Fits Cured.

Ny rrredy has been successfsfiy used oysr
twenty years. the i--t p2tisa: bciag permanently
rsssd- b has ostsn cared wien All .ls@ t,ss
fsiied; may u not cure v0us IL 4. pat 10 IN fsrs
aac powder form, % a. oy express 9: your ex
pence. o. mailed postpaid The powder ~ easiIy
prepared, and Its use often saves heavy expre.s
eharySs- Medicine for one mouth, e2.0o; two
months. esSo. LIP. EVANS. DrasEis. Dover, Ne
srrid&yty
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-24

The number Of new post offices estab-
lished during the last fiscal year was the
largest Ia any year In the history OF the
country, VIZ 2,50l The total number
now In the nited States IL %, 100.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-24

The letter written by our Minister to
Sweden aud Norway, Hon. W W.
Thomas, Jr., In ANSWER 10 an Invitation
TO attend the twentieth anniversary of
the settlement of New sweden, which
appears In another column will be read
with great interest. It il full OF patri-
stlc sentiments aud Is such ~ will help
to make all residents Of New sweden
more In love with the land oftheir adop
ton white In no Wise surfendering any
loyalty TO the "Fhtheriand
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-24
4 Great Offer.
The Daily Kennebec JDuv-
nal for the Campaign
Fer Only $1.00.

From now until after the september
election or to September 18th, the Daily
Kennebee Journal will be- sent postpaid
70 new Subscribers oniy for ei 90.
Everyone should secure the advantages
Of this grea, offer Address,
BURLEiGH & FLYST,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-24

Mrs. Wirsiow's Soothing Syrup .houle
asvays be used for child-en teething. I,
soothes the child. sofsens the gums. ailsYs
al pain, cures vlad cole, sn] il is the best
remedy 70. dia1rhrA- Twensy-lrs cents |,
bottle febaoiaIWesFrikWIy J
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-24

Tor Ss~nsovs--A. n spear. 0sySfnss
". r. Hsines, Ws~rvi.le.
SAertf-S. T Savers. AssussA.
ksgfaey Of Dssds-Gso. x smith
Winthrop
County Aaevsey-L T Carleton. WHO
thyop
CJSnfy Tyeasyy~--J Y Blanehs,d
ChsIsSs
Css~sy Cbwmsosoner--J. 3 Hamilton
HsiIovsi.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-24

The prea is the wstea-tiog that gussds
the her-aoase Of DOR liberty and protects
the clothes lire Of our righ.s--and !; also
s.:si'e, yon to use the economical Brussels
soap.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-24


II Is said that the eenter Of population,
- returned by the new census, VIII be
In Jennings county, Indiana,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-24
TO VACATION TOURISTS,

Parties leaving the city on their sum.
mer vacations, can have the DAILY
JOURNAL sent to their address for aay
length Of time desired. At Is cents pcr
week. Address Of paper changed when
wished,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-24

Quoting the list Of Republican pledges
made by the platform of the party. and
the waysthey have tecn redeemed by n
Republican House and Senate, latel,
published In the Journal. the Albany
Journal says: This Is a record that the
Democratic party cannot match 1t
shows the manner ia which the Repub-
lican party Keeps its pledges. I, proves
that the party has not one starry TO tell
hefcre election and another when IL has
gained the peoples confidence.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-24
NEW PENSION law /

The nsw bissbtifs, pension htii has inst be
core law ALI. wow ENTiTLER. not
aecfssary that the disability vas Incurred in the
ss-Tiee- Widows, children parents entitled no
tnsi7er WHIST eaiss"si fise soldiers desb. pEy-
sieNE1ss RECEIVING ias- than SI1. 90 per
monfF entitled to an increase. serd for III.
View feHsi.sn Law BkLLUN MILLER. Attor-
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Mss /. c. HORGAs'S SCHOOL

FOR YOUNG LADIES, Portsmouth,, y. H.. re.
epens SEPT: a4:h. f-ea. J. @. Whittier says "a
better, hezithier and peasanter place fer sehoas
coaid scarcely De found In New Enxiaac"
msTt1deodkvlzv
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-24

w bite caps- as a title applied TO lawlsss
gasgs is evidently falling into shs'ise and It
remained for Mssins TO supply this kaatss IN
fts nomenclature ef raffiaaisn. The source
Of -aeh sHppiy is the town Of Baidsin where
a crowd Of s0Hng felioss have organized
the Is y hang DoodBie cfab, which enter
fasas differences with another crowd known
ar the '.Tufs~
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-24

The following official announcement 10
made \ car upon the electric road will
leave State street, opp osite the Court House,
at O'Clock L. NJ, Saturday, July 2Gth,
reaching Gardiner in season to connect
with the Islander, which leaves Gardiner at
7. NJ. Baggage will be transferred from
the car to the Islander free Of cost.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-24
T ANSY PILLS

j Dr. CNToN's REI9ABLE CoNrot-Sp for
LADIES are safe. Prompt. En-rtuai
The original and only genuine Woman. saliva
ton. secure from observation. Particulars .nat
ed stamps. Pkse. BY mail e. Ja;ou Med spec
Co. Boston, Mass; tieo, q. Goodwin X 90, 20
Hanover e.: Neeks s Potter, 600 Wash. It, boo
little Smith. "a Fremont St, special agents.
CHAs. II. PARTRIDGE, Augusta, Ne.
Special Retail Agent. erri-daosfft
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against The high freixhs rzs~~ fcrresetes
brought to that eisy AMI If they saereefl IN
their piss to the Interstate Commissioners
may We in Maine net kcpe FIR peachs- q
lswer priress
A queer history ATTACHED to a Portland
yoaax ssman- when but Eve years Old.
axay Of on one Of shs South Sea isiansts,
she vas seid by her own people, who are
eannibais, To Portland sea captain, and
the seller firmly beiieTsd that she sss
bought to BE- eaten a. fooi- shes bs@n ed
aersszi aad treated kindly ard earns her
living a. a servant in ike captain fAgaliy /,
realizing every day, 10 douN, how much
better If il TO eat rhan to b. eaten
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-24

A construction train consisting Of an en-
CINE and two Hat cars with a crew Of about
thirty men. distributed a lot Of new
rails that are TO replace old and worn ones
in the vicinity of the station.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-24

The Islander arrived at : O'Clock lac,
night to be in readiness to start on the ex.
cursion to the Isle Of Springs this morning.
She leaves about six O'Clock.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-24

The steamer Della Collins will make an
excursion to Dresden camp meeting ground,
on Sunday next. starting at eight O'Clock.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-24
PENNYROYAI WnEERs

PENN XRCYAL WATERS,
~ Prescription OF physician who
GLlA las had q lie lc-- experience liz
4EsH treating female diseases. l. used
AS;1t monthly with perfect success by
~ over 1900 laGi S. Pleasant, safe,
~ ) efTec:i.aL Ladies ask your drug
est for Penryroyel Waters end
8A ~ take no substitute or inciCse psf
&SSV >age for scaled particulars. Sold 81
-GN all druggists, 81 PER oox. Address
THE CHEMICAL CO. GxrFnrr, NICE
J. NJ. Mixer, Druggist, Agent, Ia Water ST.
Augusta, Me. Orders b. nail promptly filed.
.oct7sd vlychdAveov
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Cards Of thanks and resolutions Of rsspses
viii DO charged q the rata Of ten cents In
Al advertising announcsnenss Of enssrsai.
men,s whose object d The rAisiag Of ns.s,
viii be charged as Tho rata Of Afeea cents
line.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-24

The riot wisieh broke ap court few
weeks ago was not repeated at the recent trial
whsn Depaty sheriff Sargent was present,
but on SATURDAY afternoon Trisl Justice
soweFs sas taken ont of his team ami
whipped very severely Deputy sheriff
aanhorn- who eame 10 his rescue. was
knocked down and Hialtrestrd. Law and
orsIsr has 40 place in lhe arrangement Of
the We-, Baldwin Whang Doodle Club as
they call tbem.elYe- MONDAY the members
of the club caused the arres, Of Jussier
Bowers On a charge Of carrying concealed
weapon they having found revolver on
biz person at the time of the assault. Sheriff
Webb ~ent to Baldwin Monday night and
arrested two Young men, Noble and Cram
( hey are To be brought 10 trial.
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Where Are You GOING
For Your Vacation?

No matter where you CO. You will want the Kennebec
Journal every day. for otherwise you will half enjoy your
outing If for two weeks 80 certs will pay the BILL for
one month so cents
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dec2sdtu. thr&satf

SATURDAY, July 10, 1890.
Bananas - cents per dozen;
very hard aud ripe and viii
keep over Sunday.
cherries, Il cents quart.
Pears, 80 cents dozen.
Tragedy Plums, Lemons,
Dates. Cantelopes etc, etc.
GANNETT q MORSE.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-24

The Reed boy that was taken to the Ken.
nebec Jail from the Reform School few
weeks since, has been removed to the In
sane Hospital. For some time he has
shown unmi,tsksblc symptoms Of in.Aui,y.
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Special inducements to Customers!

another for this
sonwe will to
ehyeR Io
Weof of
Ladies Blous,C otonUn a
10 cents; g cents per yard
Zephyr Gingham ! and
Half Wooden Dress Coodsa . cent
inch w;de iliauine worth u
40in.
Remnan o Cloth
MIC W
incaw wide Bleached
turkey Rec at
Lot of LinenN oz.I
Loto aLongFr al
Back
aides st
aides jersey Vests r
s: 500 per pair
81 % 90 cents
Tho
lisnikerche woa be cheap 10 cents piece.
Lot TOT at PRICE.