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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-06-30

2os S0asaint got eth s9elnd1 mn soafrete
3ulafung etuer SGi3enubr, melGe Der Be'
tent in feiuer nusIdnbtneu 6eimatb 3urH6
aelaffeu bate, abidIaetS tei9teoea, neil bte
llbr ni@t ~ Der Sabe elmer tn ben Ser.
gtaateu unfummeuben Neri0u gsb1rt.
guf 8rune Der SeI9peCGen ii5erS6lIdnug
Bee @enias in Riuuenpolts, Rinn., bot Der
Geniuaz SupertutenSeut cine no9malis 3abs
a in ieuer StaSt augeoreIet.
II S9osumtsietretir bat Ote Diatan fit
BE ulttcnaIea gBeltausfenHngs.& s.&ommtffare
auf Sc pro Sag fsfgeiest. ARseroem TT ID.
uel aefattet, ote Reiietofen Bu bereGne1.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-06-30
so. SaDrga1t9.
Sic 2$of5e oeS 4. eS$n(j!
Spe5ie(Ier QmugS= Oer6ouf!

Gu bsouhrs Ofe fir Die lods S y a Srsau(nS ga3ig,
bn Sl8, $780, S22, S24 aa spolf Dollars brabsst Rtge
m6fe BuauGA GAlarSa unh Cnauap eHO har nnO init pban-
taatfrru m stu61t 9oaars. CdgIb kommeu, aHgsrane
Gr6fea fomplet 81 frbaIien, Gfra- 9u3dge Sa,u.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-06-30
SaBnfataItrnpbett.

ylibe Don 0iansTele, o., cOltorteG beute
4beub Btoei yFrutbt3iige Der vBittsburg Sort
Babues@ @bicgao'er Bahn." gtebrere SeLbe~
bIlter tDErben seipreaat uno ber1riGdteH cine
Gsuerebrun9, tDeIdle betbe 9cfomoti0eu uub
5trGuStg Basgons serft6rte. Die SremIer
gBGIter @tanIen uu0 .. 8. Sonarb erlitteu
i4nere Srnubpuuben. Ser SerlnR az 81
genthHip be1iffsrt fidl auf $4,000
solicit, Sns., %. SInt. -aHf Der Strede
Der pGticngo. Rod=Sslau6er 8abu" eutsIei'
fen beIte bret g9aggcas eings BerioneI=
iu8es nRo trurben aertrttmmert. SSrau Inz
ute SearIpu n0n NIorris, Su5., unb cine
6rau, berea Rame flitt erunittelt tpeEbeu
fonnte, trurbeR auf Der SteIle get66tet; 1ez
ben oHoere 4ahGsiere trugeH EeEtgEI-7aeu
BATON.
8iusbamtcu, N.sg., %. Srni. .-3pet
Trad9tjitge Der ,&ries Babn" fino In Der StGbe
BON RilDOob, auf Der Strede Snii9en ems
que5cnue uno Bort Serats iuiammengefoBeu.
Beine 2OfomCttUea uuo Tlebrsre gSGg9ons
purben 3ettrhmmert. 3es 3uGperIoaal ent'
Fam nnbeylast.
Reuaba, &c., 90. SnnE.-&in B.rIo.
ueu1Hg Der nWiGourts Bacifc' 'Saba" EpuToe
gefern ytadmittaa, fiiaf WeiLea bon bier, an
etner Surne bIrd) cine Isdere Shiene gum
&utgIsiIeu geBraGt, uno trei gBa9aons fiirSs
tGu u0n BET G0iduug berab. &Ou6ufteur
SamI. Sonee uno ein Rin6 bes 9rI. gS. s.
g,aruias, SeIbe aus &apiasz&itp, tpurbeu
tD0tIi@ uab q nnSere perionen mebr oOer
minoer teeenfIib oerIsbt.
2nncafer, BE-, 90. Suut.-@tn tpefiIid
gsbenber Sra6taug berS Benni1luania' Balm"
euteIeifie In Der bergaugeleu ytabt 5H Rortb,
Benb NIB GOT gBaggoHs purheR 5era0rt.
8plb 6aEanf rauute Der yBacl1c 'giljug" IN
oas sGra1 ssnetn, unb feline gofomottus luaro
tbeilneiie bemoItrt. Der 8erfebr mar Iedls
Stuuben lang uaterbro6en. gft(Iar6 6iltoH.
Elm Stredeuarbeiter, aerietb auf BEN Siege
naG1 bem S@aupIuse bes upaIiids inter bic
0tdoer etnes Sra4tpasgoas Hao erIitt t6Ots
ltGle 8erIeburaen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-06-30
- Grsteaana9ea.

3er BraFbe1t bat fpIgenbe @Enenauagen
6nusugsn: G!erauber 6. Wlnore bon Befts
Gtr9iuteu Snrn @eianbteu InS generalten1u[
In Clam; Gsorge IS. Siibbad bon Ufifiouri,
2seodpnsietfetar Ia 8aence=Essss 5Gmuei
9eueot[le, Dat; @0olrnan 8. Suuowan
Dat; Charles .. SasIon BON Tfidigau,
GEnbesHoaiuI In gBGnbIor, Dat; gBiQtam
g. Bierre DOn Georgia, 8uubastouinI tn
Sriui6ab; 3bomGs 6. StmpIou, 3ouejune6,
fnsr iiir hen 1iffrift Nsmhurhnnrt. N2nf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-06-30
9et @ennebista @onQI.

Ra6 BEN 8eridlt 6es GGpt. ~. 8. Gslrs
ibGu bes 8unbesDBe BeGiecorps iperben bic ssos
ten fit 5erleuurg bes Seu1eptuz 5GifiSs
faHoTS ii9 insaeiaumt auf Sc, CPS, 1850 beIaHs
len. 3uI@ ben SGnGi Iol Gin um 419 Wsis
len ttir8erar 8afierDea bonn 2ate gfi@isan
uadl hem Obere1 Wiliiiiippi 6eraefsut lDsrs
ben. Der 8eri9t ift burG ben Griegsiefretdr
tem 6auie 5ur t0ettsren Wasnabnle iiber=
u1ttteIt Dor6eu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-06-30
GasHA fabEsEe5 gSetter.

@bicao, 20. SUM. - 6eute gtafmittag
trat cine fabIe Sriie ein, meldle Der fat uHe :
trd9llt) gemoroenen 6ite Bis auf 0ettere8 Elm
Gnoe 1nadbte. giiht roeniger, QI3 adIt Ser
iouen erlagcn icoOd beute 6em 6igidlage, ebe
ilh baS tiibIere g8etter etnltellte, nu0 Oielc
anoere liegen franf oarnie0er. SnnerbaIb ocr
uergaugenen bterrnSjpGnsig StuHoen itno
18 BerIonen am 5Onuenftidl aeforben uno
ctrta III tOurbeH burf Die 6ise oolltdnOig
ibermanrt.
gGaibtugtoR, 3. G., %. Suni.- Die
grGBte Site rpurOe heute aus IHgufta, 9a.,
gemeloet, no oas Ebermometer auf 1O2 @rab
ftanO. 0iOnt9Omerp, gtGibo,lle uuo ct.
2outS melben ie 9S SraO. &Iblere8 &etter
pi,b am MOntHg In Miiiourt, SIlinOi8,
Su6iana unb Sen rpeftIiden Ebe,lea bon Zen.
nefife IN Gentrfh eir1treten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-06-30
GeIsenne DIatb.
GroBe Cite tn gssEsa. 9EsIe Gpfet scR
Gpane9Et5ea.

6 bicG9o, 28. SUM-. - Sic felt fettenl
Sonnta9 erebllte, uHo in Der lesten gSodIe
tpteorhOlt bom SignaIbhreau III 2lusiid)t 9es
ftente GnftipeIe IN nod INNER nldt eiHqetrots
fer. 2te 9tBe 1T bic auf 100 9rao genlegen
un0 bat cine f0rrlid)e @aidGitss uno Serz
lthlsfodung oeruriad]t. Die 3abl Der gfanz
idenIeben, tneld1e Oieier abnormeH Gamperdtnr
sum Spfer faueu, bat fif in erihredenOer
gSeiic permebrt. llebet Sroanitg BerIonen
runrOen BON Der Si5e ii6ertpdltigt; bier oers
ieIbeH fin0 bereit5 geitorben uH6 brei betH0eu
it9 III hofTnungSlolcm 3uianOe. Sal 9aH5en
Staate nno III Su6iann, Soma un6 gSISconlIn
terridlt eire 9liibeu6e SiBe. Sn 2aiale, Soliet,
BeortG un0 on0eren Srten im Sunern oeS
Staates ilie9 Die SemperatHr auf 104 9ra0
in Sdatten. 3atlreid)e SoOe8falle in Sol9e
9itl9ln9ee tueroen aus alien 2beilen BON
Sqtnoi8 seueIOet.
SH Surlinston, Sa., fiibrte bic nnertrdgs
tdbe Sibe, pelbe bort elHe 66he Don 106
@rao errsidJt bat, III elmer OolIfGuotgeH Inter
breaung oeS @ei6ditsOerIebrs. SIer Perionen
iin0 Der Sise erle9en.
Sn Milmaufee berrldte felt ben lesteR bei'
BEN Eaqen cine Senlperatur BON so bis 100
@rao. &apitGn 6. y. gSaobiugton. Ser Ar-
heiter SEQ GIn3 Hno Suet anoere PerioneH
inb ter 5ibe 5um Spfer gefalleu.
St.2Ouis Niifi., %. SUM. SierSc9u
Perioaen tpHroen bier BON Der Sise itber'
tnannt; bier berieLben fnO 9slOrben. Die
Semperatur oariirte pon 90 bis 100 9raO.
Su SnbiauapOIia, Sno., uno 2oui50iae, SD.,
fuO ebeHfalls mebrere 8eriOTen in 6Olge 8iB.
lflageS gefOrben.
&iuctunati, o. %. SUM. - Der be-
fannie Brauer 5umann 2admaur ruurre beute
gormittue uoa Der 6ibe iiberludItigt; itiH
3uitau0 it leiber boffnuna8los.
gBaibingtOn, .. g., %. SUM. -
9as SignaIamt tbeitt nit, BAG Die gegenwdr'
tige Eemperntur in BEN 8tuBsehiete 0e8 Diliz
iiifppi hGher iei, al5 ie 5upOr i'm GtOnot SUM.
Cine abfiihlenoe 2uftipelIe tpare utdt Dor
Sonnta9 2Ibsno 81 erwarteu.
Qonfsbille, Gp., %. Sum-. - 8ater
gnielm Meier BON Der ct. 9feiurab8 4ta0es
ME nQbe gUanSUille, Sub., 1T bier am 6ie=
iaIa9 geitOrben. @r fam am Greitag al, I'm
ben S0mmer bier su Derbringen.
@iucinnat1, %. Suui. -QftSebn SGue
bon Scnnenlth nur0en beute beri1tet, uuO
5tpei terIelbeA uabmea t00tlideH SsrlaHi.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-06-30
0Corg 8rG6m' S
8raneret,

2segair- -2oaO, 23aEtIatorS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-06-30

2onbou, %. Stunt. - pier er3dbtt man
fid In biploulit@en 2rsiieu, ba5 Tiirf Ger
biran6, Der bieisr Gag: itemIid uueyDartet
su 9atls5aO in 86bmeR augetommsn ID,
ui6t rad SGfa Buradtebren pirO. sBie es
heiBt, oarIauste StambuIoff, Der bnIBarite
Bremier, bic llutecIhrift 6erttaan0's ittr eta
Document, bGr6 bas er tbm bic Reg1gtiaaft
ouf ie6s Wouote HberIieB. 9agegsn grflGrte
fi5 Der Ttrf, absr er gepdbyte 5tambulof
bic Re9sntifait ftiE Fiaen Wonat. StambIr
loff fatt i'm Ber6Gdte, nit RgBlaRo uater
elmer 8ede 30 Ipieleu, mdbrenb &c f4 ban
Inf6ein gibt, Gle unterHiiss er bGs 8erIau=
Gen bee SiirRen Serbiuuub um Gnertcnuuu9
Ger 9teBtIruag bes GiiIkeu bur& bic Sross
rnIdate.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-11-12

vslnafiea Csnmiasisner Gilnan asriyed
yesfssday.
CssaeiIlss Can Of Bovdoinhsn, ~ q
ths snts Hosss Tuesday. q bsstnsss.
The item in Tuesday nsenfne's JorssAr
- intended 10 rssd fhse but one ofsce.
bad len The Naine Militia siree lsse March
nos 'sdncs Last month";
All the valuation commissioners are n
tow 9Th The exception Of Conmissioaers
xaxvsll sad Nickssson, Who we've here lsss
vesk. M. Maxwell Is row IN Tennessee.
The State House Commission were 10
session Tsesisy afternoon and transacted
The regular routine business that came be-
fore them Architect SpoRord Of Boston.
vas present during the meeting. Mr.. Spot
ford returned 70 Boston ON the Pullman
lsst night
Governor BurIeish has received an in
vitstioa from the Beacon Society of Bos-
ton 10 attend the next regular meesisg Of
the society as Hotel vendome, on the even
ing Of Nov. ed. The subject will be THE
Worlds Columbian Exposition and Hon.
Lyman J. Gage, Presiien. Of the Chicago
Board Of Directors, and other prominent
gentlemen consecssd with the Exposit;oo
viii address the meeting. The Governor
was obliged to decline the invitation owing
to Maine epgasements.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-11-12

The following are the real estate trans
fers in Lincoln county for the week end.
ing Nov. 8:
BooTHBAY-E Edison Giles to Daniel Dodge
Tcnney, land, eco, Charles ID Capen to Mary
Eliza Wales. land, Si5o.
BoorHBAY HARBoR-Etta X. kenniston Il
Nathan s Baker, land, $3.50; VIM Reeds heirs to
VIM Thorp, land and buildings, 500; WmJ ThorI
TO Elizabeth Thorp. land, $50.
BHENES-chss b PaImer's Est TO james Nc
Lain. land. $780, Ellen + Palmer to james Nc
Lain, land, fio0.
BRIsroI,-Snsan Andrews TO Margaret Thurs
ton, land and buildings, ti73; Jane Morton to
Everett A Morton. land and buildings, 81 etc;
Thaes N Sproul 10 Isabel Z Tibbetts, land and
buildings. $i75.
DAMARiscoTTA--James A Hall to Arthur A
Chapman, land, 400; James N Rollins 10 Sarah
X Chapman, land, 800; Abbie NJ Borsh to Ed
inupd Blinn, land and buildings, $500; Sarah A
Hoch to Mary c Oliver, land ana buildings, f7GO
DEEsnEs-Ann Morgan TO VIM Harrington
land. leo, Lot VI Gail to Clarence Call, land
and buildings, $500.
NEweAsTLL- Eibridge q Baker to Franklin l.
Carney, land, ti7J.
NoBiEBoRo-wm sidellnger to Sarah Side
finger. land. 400 J A and l. ID Perkins to David
sdeiinger. land ei2j.
WALDoBoEo-Eyetett G league 10 Laura u
league, land and buildings $500.
WtsTPoRr-Benl Jewett to Carrie N Jewett
land. $50
wHirEtIELD-Addie + Rodriguez ct ais 10
Walter A Kennedy, land and buildings 1880;
Aurilla Ellis TO Chas + Achorn, land and buid
ingr, $500; Charles Achorn to Aurila A Ellis
land and buildings, $500.
wIscAssEr-W Grover to Charles II Grover
land SlCO
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-11-12

The following are the real estate trans-
fers in Franklin county for the week end.
ing Nov. 10:
kASoELKY-Jerry Oake- to Henry kimbai
ami u A Kurdish, premises, t2c00; II + kimba
and II A Furnish to james J Burke of y H.,Iand
sls5; Luther A Tibbetis TO d A Rogers. land
eic0, Vim Wilbur TO Melvin u Tibbetts
land, $50, Eugene Soule 10 Lewis y Bowley
premises. 1890.
CnssrERviLLE - Edwin Richards Est to
Emma 4 Richards, land and buildings, sii971
PHILLIPS Phebe 1ootfnker ct ais to N b Bea
land. sa5. Eleanor Hinekley to N B Beai. land
s26.
MApKID-Chas II wi.ham to VIM sprague
land. siD0
WILIos-James Allen to Mary A Walker and
Sylvia Brown, land and buildings. ti. leo; Ellen {
Adams 10 Oscar wilkins. land and buildings. $40
John + swain Of Pennington TO Clinton Foot (by
..aal, land &c. $50. Clinton Foot TO Harry l.
Foot, land &c, 400.
FRRENAS--Jesse s Burbank ct ais to Joshua
Chick ct ais, premises, $i7.0.
FARNisGros-B t linda y Bailey Qua TO John
Hardy, land and buildings, $1,000.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-11-12

Nr. lincoln Asrdep, ~ yoanease nen-
~ u tie I'm II Muden Dsss., csndy
nassfacssssss In Iris c5ly. ~ : thrilling
espesiepes last RSi1sy, vhile ~ dsck
shoesias. IN which b nearly less his NE.
n story that has jass leaked OF among
NJ. Masden's friends 10 = felIows: Friday
afternoon. taking bic canoe and gun, be
aazssd to ny his luck viii he birds %
wsbber's Pond In vassaIbose. Aniyisg
there be gos into HE casos and padded 70
The place where in tines PAST be had found
she ducks quite plentiful. well over on The
west eide Of the pond. OF course eli vent
aneIy till be sighted . duck, and taking
ain, fred 1t 1t. The gun vss heavily load
% ssd the fecoil Of The discharge upset
he canoe. Mr.. Nssdsn 10 . GOOD
SKINNER, and when he came to the
surface be started 10 swim 70 the
abose. lie was quite long distance out
md IL seemed impossible for him 70 reach
il. Nothing remaif ed but to make the at.
tempt or sink without . struggle. When
within about 200 yards Of the shore be felt
bic strength fail him and be sank in despair
Of ever seeing home or friends again. It
CHANGED that At this plscs was . rock
which his feet touched IN sinking and on
which be fonnd he could stand with mouth
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-11-12


Inns morning MT. hehfy H. HOPKINS
oetter known - harry hopkins' ana MS
little son rfeu' @a'e ior Boston ana Will
SAL from 'here Saiufnay on tne steamer
fsvonia 'of Liverpool Mr. hopx'hs goes
on visit TO an aged mother that resides IN
Greenwich, London. and whom ne has not
seen Tor 'hirty years. lie does not e1pees
to return TIL January. Ihere are some
very Interesting incidents connected win
this visit. In 1851 while ii. NJ S."Drivef
iay at Halifax Mr. Hopkins then young
man ana the captain steward togesher WIN
chnm by the name Oh Cnafies W. morn
ton' decided TO desert ana cross the line In
to Uncle Sans dominion. Iney succeeded IN
ineh plans ana reached HAs'po'''~he'e 'ney
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-11-12
Personals.

Mr.. Francis Lyford went to Boston
Tuesday.
Mr.. David Cunningham of windsor was
In the city Tuesday.
Mr.. snd Mrs. Frank Percival, of Weeks
Mills, were in the city yesterday.
Miss Annie Hayward 10 visiting relatives
and friends in Boston and vicinity.
Rspsesentative-elect VIM. I. Leavitt of
Plymouth was in the city Tuesday.
Miss Addie Clark of Freeport, who has
been visiting friends in the city, returned
home yesterday.
Mrs. Harry Jewet., Of Denmark, is visit
Ing her mother, Mrs. Lyford. corner of
Court and Chestnut streets.
Miss Csssie Mckinney. who has been
sor ping in the city for the past few days,
returned to Boston yesterday forenoon.
Mrs. 8. P. Crosby. arrived from Holyoks
on the evening train last night. She is the
mother Of Mrs. II. s. Marden on Maple
street.
Mr.. r. w. Barton, manager Of the
Emerson Manufacturing Company. Law
renee, Mass. was the guest Of Mr.. Thos,
Leigh. Jr., Monday and Tuesday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-11-12

MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Arrangement Of Trains In Effect Oct.
1sths 1850.


Until further notice rsins leave AuxsHa a
follows;
GOING wESr-s.so A. n. 70. Levisto,
sockland, Portland, Bos.on and Montreal; ~
A. NJ. for Haliowell, Gardiner and south Gard
nor. 1910 A. N. for Lewiston, Farminsto,
kocklsnd. Portland and Doeton aco r. \
tor nallowet. Gardiner and South Caroline,
Portland, and boston; s.{s, (exprcss) Pol
land aud Boston; COS r. NJ. for Hnllowell, 0APt
ner and South Gardiner; II 90 p. n. (nlght ~
mani for Lewiston. Bath, Portland and Hosto'
GOING EAsT-a.io A. NJ. {nisht express) 4
Skowhegau. Belfast, Bangor. Bar Hsrbor.
stephen 81. John and Aroostook County; IA
and vanceboro, i2S +. N. for watervil
Sis +. NJ. for waterii'e, skowhcgan, b.,
fast, Dexter. Dover d Foxcroft, Bang,
81. Stephen, st. John and Aroostooh County. .
at 40 r. NJ. Saturday only for Nstervai @
sunday s,a K Eap'rl train for wA''rvls and bAas''
The Night Pullman Trains run each way ev'
night. Sundays included. but not TO skowhet
or Belfast on Monday mofnings, Or to Dcxt,
or beyond Bangor. ON Sunday mornings.
The day express trains going East nj a.4sP. v
and West at 1910 A. NJ, run daily, sundays
cludcd. between Boston. Lewiston, Bath, Ho'
and, Bangor and st. John.
ACCOMMODATION TRAM for Augu
leaves South Gardiner, ga A. ~; 100 and
z. NJ; Gardiner, SIS A. NJ; Ito quo as T.
Hallowcli, go A. NJ, La and t.bp I. NJ.
Through tickets 10 California and all pc,'
south and West may be Ind Of u. II. Wal
ticket agent. Augusta, the only ofhce selling
ali routes and checking all baggage free Of
pense.
PAYsoN TUCKER. Vice Pres. b Gcn'i Mans
F. Il. BOoTRBY. Gcn' Pass. and Ticket Az,
Portland. Oct. sth. 1870.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-11-12
Marriieo.


AEoOSrook.
Monticello--Nov. 2. Mr. Charles Howe of Mon'i-
cello and Mrs Anna d. Libby of Hodgdon.
Carbon Mr.. Fred d. Knox and Miss Addte
Corro; Mr.. Ephriam cyr and Miss Leona Core.
OXFORD.
Paris-Oct. y, George ". rockingham and
Miss Hattie y. Mckeen.
PIsCArAoUts.
willimantic-Oet. 25, Mr.. Walter Knowles and
Miss Edna NJ. Gaillson.
SAGADAHOC.
woolwich-Oot. 2G, David 4. Hathorn and Miss
Carrie n. IIathorn.
WALDO.
Frvedom--Noy. T. by Rev. Mr.. Elms, Samuel
Bantam Of Freedom, and Miss Olive 1asker of
Montyilie.
Searsmont Nov. 6, by Rev. Mr.. Fower. Justin
V. Jackson and Miss Louisa 7. Edmonds, both OF
Montviile.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-11-12

Benefits block. corner Of Winthrop aud
State streets, 10 being painted BY Mr.. RAN
dali brick red with vine trimminss and
etonze green blinds. The brickvork Of
Nj. Benne,t's new block on State street is
slao 70 be oiled and the trimming painted
kls>l
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-11-12

Don't delay. Take Kemp's Balsam, the
best cough cure. 1t will cure your cough,
and colds. II will cure sore throa.
or . tickling in the throat. II will cure
pains in the chest. 1t will cure infueDza
and bronchitis and all diseases pertaining
to the lungs because it is a pure balsam
Hold it to the light and see how clear and
thick 1t is. You will see the excellent
effect after taking the first dose. Large
bottles SOC. and 81. noy4deod&wky4s
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-11-12

Happy" White again in jail. old story,
drunk and desirious of fighting the entire
population Of Augusta. Marshal Morse
and Officer Davis found HAPPY in this
condition, and despite protestation and
maledietions took him to the stone building
% the hill.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-11-12

FINALLY, prevailed on my wife to use
Mellin's Food, which she did; today ouI
baby is one Of the incest and heathiest in
our city. Mellin's Food is the best we have
ever used, or have ever sold.' J. w. H.,
Newton, Kan. dltfolrm
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-11-12

American Institute of Sacred Lisefs-
ture." The fret meeting Of those who
wish to attend the lectures and take the ex-
animation In the life Of Christ will take
place 10 the Congregational chapel tonight
80, when arrangements viii BE- made
- 70 the best time for future meetings and
work given fer original and personal
styydx
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-11-12

A committee from the W. c. 7. L. OF
this city. With come Of the young ladies
from the Va of Hallowell, met ct Mrs.
james Fullef's last evening to assist In
forming a society Of Y. w. c. T. U.
Thifty-fve were present, six societies from
this place being repre- sentsd. Twenty Of
the young ladies' pledged Themselves to be-
come members, and President was elect
ell. The meeting adjourned, to meat the
following Monday evening at Mrs. Grin
williamsons.
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xsnnsbsc County - October Term,
1es0-Hon. L. 4. Emery. Justice
PTssidipg.
W. 8. CaoArE. Clerk.
@. T. STEVENS. Sheriff.
RuEL SMITH, Reporter.

SATURDAY, Nov. IL.
In Chsdsey Vs. Chsdsey libel for . di.
vorce the testimony was closed and the ar.
eument for libelee was made by Hon. o.
D. Baker was made before noon. Hon.
ii. VI. Heath closed for the libelant at 8
O'Clock and the presiding Judge gave the
case to the jury and they retired to theil
room soon after four O'Clock and had not
agreed at the adjournment Of the court
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@iieo.
kENNEREc.

kEyNEBEc.
China Nov. q, Mrs. Sarah Dudley aged 70
winthrop, Nov. :, Esther. wife of james u.
Insham, aged % years.
SAGADAHoC-l
Topsham-Oct. -, J.W. Buckley, aged IL years
WALDO.
Mon.villc-oet. n, Thomas Pierson, aged II
yeMs. a.,
" aldo-Oct. IS. Persis 8. Simpson. aged n
years
Waldo, Nov. =, Jenny F.. Jackson. aged Year..
months.
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Bonn.


ARoOsrOoK.
Lime stone--:o the wife OF Mr.. Charles Howard,
Il daughter.
WALDo.
Psiermo-Nov. 5, to Mr. and Mrs. III. L.. PINK
ham, a son.
Montville-Nov. 3, to Mr.. and Mrs. Weldon A.
Poland, daughter.
waltham-Sov. 5, TO Mr.. and Mrs. L. W. Good
win, o aon.
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PUBLIC WARNING /!

Owing to = confession frecen.ly received from
one in whom have tried to have the utmost con-
iidence Of integrity. in the administration Of the
vapor Baths for the benefit Of those
Who suffer from diseasel that the supplies were
not being used while pretending to give this treat
meut. but come unknown substitute supplied to
svipdIe those seeking the c. V. BIS for relief fron
dis. ase. Now therefore be It known that the
rirhf Of practice has been assigned exclusively to
r. A. Buttrrfeld, No. ri Cumberland st.. Port
land, who has ffteo up luxurious apartments for
ladies' and gentlemen In distress. and hereafter
medical supplies will be furni-hed to noae other
sof practice in this tisy. AL 0rdeIs for family
o-thfs for Portlaad musf come through this sgency
The public are hereby warned agaiast suiadlers
Who are circulating NY signs an documentary
evidence without the right while pretending fas
already confessed to be honestly imparting this
beneficial treatment to those Who s1ppose they
are getting Anibrosi. - prescribed BY fs inven-
tor Resoecffuily submitted in behalf Of . dis
eased and suffering people.
Or. .. 2. oouAu1.
Skowhesan, Sept. lst. fsp. octf3eodiDs
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0ne of the Maine Central employees has
Q recent invention that will probably pay
him quite handsomely. Mr.. Frank Robin
son. superintendent of the motive power in
Bangor Of the Maine Central railroad, has
recently pisced one of his excellent inven-
tions, the automatic brake register. with
the Durham Manufacturing Company,
whose works are at Bridgeport. The invsn-
ton is Of great practical convenience to
car repairers and brake examiners, ~ a
glance 1t the indicator shows the amount of
slAck in the brake rods necessary to be
taken IN.
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A Good Bargain For Some
body.

Farm and Steam Grist Mn for sale near East
Newport 4. r. station. Earp CONTAINS 70 acres
OF good land, cnta 20 tons Of hay, very good
house; shed, stable and barn need repairs Ca
pAcify OF mill 100 Bushels per day. Is horse power
engine, % horse power boiler. al in good condi
tion- Location one Of the best on the ltne Of the
Maine Central Railroad Farm and mill win &c
sold together or IN pArts to suit purchaser. Termt
Of payment easy. For further particsl.fs sppy to
8. J. Chadbo1rne q Augusta Or slbscriher as
East Newport. PHILIP WILSON.