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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-25

Important Transiers OF Real Estate in
Ksnnebec County.
Real estate transfers in Kennebec county
for the week ending June 81.

Real estate transfers in Kennebec county
for the week ending June 81.
ArGusrA.-S = Hopkins OF whitefield, to Mary
Augusta. ASS. Chas II Davis to Melvin Gray.
land 400; VIM and Mary L Soule to Everett
Stone land saao. Martha J Bowler to Susan A
Murray land and buildiugs $500.
BESroS.-r J Kinds TO Amos Barton, land
sivD9: John Spaulding TO James \ Spaulding,
land $500; Sarah VI Abbott to Jane and james
N Atwood, land efj0
BELGRADE.--Arthnr 1 ord to S Damren, land
s3Oo.
CHISA.-Aaron johnson Of Chine, to ID lie
More Of Fairfield, land In China and Winslow.
$500.
HALLowELL.-Oli X WEIGH to J WEIGH,
land go, Lizzie q. Austin To the Roman Cath
oiie Bishop OF Portland. land and buildings In
Hslioweil, $50. Alanson l. Austin to the Roman
Catholic Bishop. land and buildings nj Hallowell.
sli5o.
MAScHEsrER.--C Bauemur of Manchester. to
Gardiner Water Power Co, privilege of flowing
land in Manchester.
MT. VKENoS.-s Davis to q II Poole. Land
s25,
MoSMourH.-R l. Gilman to Gardiner Water
Power co, privilege OF lowing iani. $50 4, ~
land 1915.
sIDsEY-sarah W Small Of West Gardiner to
Elisha james Jr. of Sidney. land in Sidney. $3.50.
wISpsoR-sarah 4 Melvin 10 Melissa Jackson.
land $40.
wATERv uLE.-Msry Preo to Amos Nado, land
1900; Lena Spencer to John Ware, land $500 };
.tohu Ware to Lena y. Spencer, land, $500;
X Foster ct al to Eimira b Morrill,, land $3.50; X
r Beaxley of Bos,on 10 G + johnson. wateryille.
land in Watervilie. 800; W Arnold ct al 10
Wallace b and Alice u Smith. land 1900.
VAssALBoKo.-F J Ames TO j Perley, land
ana buildings, $3.50.
ViENSA.-A d whitney Of Dermela, Wis. 10
Alyah whitteu Of Vienna land In Vienna, 81 50:
A g Whit n 10 Alvah Written. land $3.50
+ Philbrick of Mt Vernon. TO l X Bradley Of
Vienna, land In Vienna, sloo.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-25
STATE OF MAINE

Keassbec S. Board Of Ceuafy CossBsiseioaers
AerI ssss on, 1892. Held bg asj0ErHmssf J1as
II, 1890.
TN the foregoing petition satisfactory evidence
having been received that tbs Petitioners are
spoBsihie and ought IN be heard touching the
matter set forth IN said Petition, ], 10 Orrered
that thirty days previous notice Be giyeR, that the
County Commissioners will meet ST The dwelling
OF Joseph Dudley in Manchester on Thursday this
slst day Of July xi, at 1870 O'Clock A ~, and
thence proceed TO siew the route Hsenfiosed in
said petition. and immediately Afterwards hear
the parties ADD their witnesses. Bnd thea take
sucii further measures 10 the pre- i.es NAV BE-
aaiudged proper. Said notice 20 h. given b.
serving sttssted copy OF said Petition and tai-
order thereon, upon tie clerk 81 the town OF Nan
chester, and By posting up sseh eoriss in thfcs
pHbIic p}sess in said town, and by pshii. Eing The
came IN the heBHebec Journal. public news
payer printed in said County. that all persons
aud corp rstisns Interested nav attend ntls: Be
heard II they think proper
Afr.si. W. :. GHoAIE. Clerk
A tue copy Of the Petition and order Of essuF'
thereon
Attest " s. rHoATE, Clerk.
rut.z51lt
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-25

To the Honorable, the Court OF County Com
missioners for the County Of hennebec Ne xt to be
holden in said County Of keaEebec, 81 Augusta,
On the nth day Of june, is9o.
Humoly shows Joseph Du lev that a town way
from his land TO the public highway wool be a
necessity TO himself and u public convenience
that the selectmen OF Manchester refuse to lay
out said road; wherefore your petitioner. con
sidering simseB sggrieyed BY such delay and re
fusal prsvs that your Henars w0Hld agreeably "a
law In such made and provided. lay out said
town way. and direct the to BE- duly re
corded. JosEFH DEpLEY.
EDWARD DruLEY.
Dated At Manchester, June z, $500.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-25

Ieary RATS ought TO be prohibited
They are always menace to navigation.
The fate of the frat great venture in this
line two years ago appeared to dem
onstrate the futility Of undertaking to
tow large RATS OF logs great distances
Mt aea. For months the heavy timbers
navigation. II the weather should b"
unusually favorable Leary might get
his raft t. ia destination Nil right, but
no such result can be hoped for. Al
ready we hear that sections OF the raft
have been lost, and should not he sur
prised to hear that the whole thing had
gone 10 pieces to become hoatlng
menace to mariners.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-25

The following are the real estate trans
fers in Franklin county for the week end
ing June 81 1890.
CuEsTERvILLE.-Ed~ A Hall TO Cyrus A
Stanley, land slo Vim Morrison and 5 sewall TO
Nathaniel Perkins. land $500,
kISaffELp.-Isaac Darrell of Auburn, to
Isaac N stanley, land s.5.
EARAiNGToN.-H " Tibbetts ct ais of n, 20
Leonard l. Luce, land and buildings, 600; Mary
a Walker to George smith, land e2us; Geo II
VIII TO Elsie Il Wills, land and buildings $4,000.
EARAIN.roN AND iSnUSrRY.- Gilbert X Hill
man to Gilbert X Hiimsn. Jr, and and buildings,
5000
INV EyARp.-fiilbert X Hillman to Gilbert
Il Hillman, Jr mill, etc, $1,000.
wKLp.--Amedis Cobb of N H. to GYMS =
Cheh ey ct ais OF Wilton, land $3.50.
SrRoSG-Nellie T. Porter (by Eva TO Harrison
\ Bates interest in pre- rises. si6S c. Mary and
Alexander q Porter TO Harrison J Bates. interest
ia premises s2.s5 "a: Harrison J Bates to Frank
l. Dyer, prt misses 500.
RtSGfIEN - Elias Haley 10 Alien McLaiu land
$780, John d Huntoon to David Halev premise
5000 John II Burke of N IL, to S TUFTS and L
II Neal, premises $500.
JAV.-Roscoe l. Richardson to G VI G K and
A Thompson, land and buildings s2soo.
INDUSTRY Calvin seavy Est 10 ) seavey.
farm $40.
Dali AS Pr. y luther Nile TO Geo J Adams, land
$50, Asa X Pesry to School Dis No !, is1d IS
No ,. Robin II Lowell TO Ernest Ross
land sil9.
wiIroS.-s B Philbrick Of Fayette, to John
Dyer of Wilton Iand and buildings sllso.
SALkN.--Johs Richards TO Ira y Blanchard OF
Macs. land and buildings $3.50.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-25


The stock Democratic cry against the
tariff has been that it Is "a tax," this
rsnea,ed ovar and over again
'"'s ''"'
apparently expecting I" s"'e' Wy '''"
lack of argument by mere re iteration.
Esoariallv have they directed this cry
-. =, A., ,,,,,,, .,,, .o,,. az
!" ''c wv "''' III W..
them would accept the parfot-'iAe state
ment as true without attempting to sift
ia. av;d.n., hearing upon il. But in
-. IN, ,arn.rs
uiis theN were '''s''"e
of this country are men accustomed L"
do their own thinking and do il intelli-
,i. r,., ,,, mn. to be cauOht by
SEM ,,.,. -. T.,
Free iraue eha"' 'h'Y ''' Eo'"s
low the surface IT things and see the
hasis Of argument upon which they are
-, -. ,,o,hastor p,nocrat and
o'>'"'
Chronicle well says
Protection is robbery" only in the
sense that 1t robs foreign producers of
large sums of money that righttnliy be-
long to, and are now distributed among,
the working people of the nited
to overthrow the finest spun theory, and
the tariff on steel raiisis good example
of the falsitv Of The parrots chatter.
Steel rails sell AZ about S3i ton IN
England. The present tariif ON imported
steel rails is 81 ton Ca the theory
Of the free traders thar the tariil enhances
the price To the consumer ny the amount
of the duty. Steel rails ought TO ne
selling In this country at inc Enghsi
price plus the duty, or sff Plus ~i' .
which equals SOL. Bus a matter OF
fact the best class OF steel rails can De
bought in this country Ter about 90
a ton. Where now Is your ehnaneea
cost to the consumer. IL tue msnufae'
tuners have been adding this uuty 10 tne
foreign price, ana putting u 10 their
pocket AZ "eiear ronnefS, no" nap
pens It that they are seitag rails TOT rs
than the English price IA spite Oh nv
tariff, There ISN'T free trader IA .he
world who can ciimo over me s.u'ho.,us
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-25

"A
.ss = q f. l. s.si 4 = - s.~iise 4.
siyz % NJ. Henyy Rrrnstss Ga<zb9E. - H4nDpR. I
losm<r roea nst~. vhs did IL e11pHs JnsAu1
setA. - th< dAy Vt prayer for eosn4n- 6s1assl
dhnnessf. cst dsws In sss epsnlg X : ysSasol
ssd pFsaisihg y1sas nsnhanas ~ 4pnsA = -
Iege sss sns " the sssAesr eseses h oowaofai
ltassrJ
when tn this life sshie fYisnd
His last n eyea has snid,
HSu sse~t . thing II y - ssaA
a wreath where lsseiy fSW~fs kieaA
And feel fhsf Rota1ag eAa transcend
foaf tribsss 20 ;As SfsA.
-Four months ago. NJ eEH<sn.sss dear.
4 fffsn1 NAs us1tsd AUaF,
A noble yoath, upright, slacsrw.
The me a'rY Of Uhos< pafe career
<bali iingrr 'm1ass his frisoz here
FOREVER nd for aye
The aarxs tribs:ss tina. were made
By those shs loved him dear
Wefr EARTHLY teaens wlssen vii fzis.
Aaa yet . i~k<ca tfsry conveyed
Which il Is best should b. os~Yed
~ alt his fellows h@re-
There |. a rsser. srep sad vide,
Bar hld froEa HscFfas si-s,
&lanx uho>s swiftly asvias tide
Were drifting, classmates, eide BY sids.
Drifting In barks which smoothly giasi-.
The SAY s@ssns and biss-
Ihe uaesaing Of eas voyage sss fair;
Our college Il hAsbof where
We aaar ~ zheisof, free from care,
Recruit our forces. and prrpar-
To brave the storms shrzd-
We've reached the point in oar earesr
Where IL IL veil 10 stay
And note tho ei0ads, which, Ia Year,
Gu Jar horizon may app~ar,
Although IL nov seems bright and clear
As We its bounds survey
seiae, IL may be. are well content
To drift adown the tide.
In Idle dreams their time IL p@nt
Their sttisds On present Joys intent
Their bark. devoid Of nsanag cement.
In sisaiess fxshion glide.
They stop At each ailuring spot
And Pest cath shady bowers
II seems, indeed, happy iot
But in reality IL Is not-
Duty and honor are forgot
fn eaiiing these gay flowers
Too soon their transient bliss I. Ger;
The soy age they mast resams.
But, a. they sail along the shore
They hear the sullen breakers roar.
The SAY Is cioading more and more.
Dangers before them LOOM
The tempest RACES in It's might;
Their flowers quickly fade.
Their hands. un.kflieu and weak with fright.
Cannot direct their bafks Alright.
They perish In the stormy night
Before = landings made.
Others there are who grasp the oar
Aud toll with cheerful zeal.
They waste no time along the shore
bni train whatever little store
of talent they possessed before,
And work Tor human veal.
They pIack no blossoms ON the way
Nor rest Ia shady bower
Bat Heavens angels oft survey
These men who Gods commands obey
Aud Gull for them, each single day,
Some sweet celestial flower.
At length the stream Of Life Is passed.
The sun Ia sinking slow.
They sail upon an ocean vast.
The pulse Of life Is ebbing fast,
The farther shore is seen ut last
At sunsets ender glow.
Celestial music ills the air.
They reach the golden strand.
And placed upon their foreheads fair,
Formed from the flowers waiting there,
Are gariands, beautiful aud rare,
Move by the Masters hand.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-25

The following are the real estate tran =
fer, in Waldo county for the week ending
June 23d:
Dora A Bartlett, Liberty, to B P Upham, wasl
ington; Edwin q Blake, Stockton. to d II Blake.
do; Oliver Bowen. Knox. TO W Edmundton, co
Joseph G Ceokson, Winterpor;. to simpson.
do, John W Carleton, winierpo.t, to James Cur
tbs, do. George Collins, NORTH, to Rose K Rob
inson. do, II Durham. Belfast, to Joseph 7
Copant. do; Sarah Farrar. Sesrsmoht, 20 Geo B
Dyer, do. Geo II Flye. Unity, 10 Daniel W Dodge,
Freeaom; : Griffin. Boston. TO B Pendieton,
stockton + W Heal. searsmont. 10 u o Went
worth, do; George Herrick, Belfast, TO Belfast
Water Co, do. VIM knight. Belmont. to Han.
nah c knight, do, Lane Brooks, to G Ii
Poland. do, George Nears, Belmont, TO IA
Morse. Boston, W $ P.ndleton, I.lestoro, 10
Martha J tllsey. do; Albert Pierce Frankfort, 10
A W Hopkins, Jr. do; II II Reed. stockton, to
Flora Reed do, Maggie stockham, Pbiadel-
phia. to harris Bsines, Belfast; A A Shute, Cam
den. To Fannie N shate. Stockton, Charles \
shaw. Wiuferpors, to Arthur W shaw. do; G h
MAYER, Wiu,erport. 70 John II Ma er, DO. IsaSs
Warren. Isiesbsrs, to Walter Haynes, do
Joseph Wight. Belfast, to David W. Dser. do
Joseph " Wight. Belfast, to II II Mcdonald
Maiden, Mass.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-25

How we'll we remember g-andmo.her's
attic, 20 frserAnt With medicinal roofs and
herbs, Poor cid soul. how precious they
seemed to herr And yet, one bottle Of
Ayers Safsspariila would do more good
than her vhsle collection of '.yarbs.-
June 23eodls
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-25

As there are always new mothers, il is
we'll to be reminded Of Mellin's Food,
which has been so thoroughly and success
fully tried for years. Its strongest en-
dorsemens 10 the mul,ifu Of healthy. act
i've children reared upon It, A mother
says Ny child began the use of Mellin's
Food when month old. and 10 oue Of ihe
largest and strongest children ever knew. =
juns25dlsfolrm
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-25


sssaea ASA wes''a - Asse 1an
cal oar slass s'F i'AfInrhs hss sn
HE more nerve sn''es s''s pssss'ss a'i
m EissrasidHs
.. e2nsca seems 70 hass 80 's's0e''
nsf Ag8fssSsons, y 0os NET Psss.Sn ~
|rsgxrd 70 ths Ati2sa'e eoss1 Esi'sfS~
T. Inc seas Hshef'ss nave pssn sIfs''-
srssiy, hoagh, a. We thihSs uaiA~iaiiy
protection 10 fsehHAx seA Ahs oTstaa-
ss0as are on IoDs IoF an fn1efrasio''-1a
convention 20 secure the pfossctaen
shieh sfis country bow sHi"fses VI rs
S%a motion.
. me conference o' AMERICAN ssAa''s
has rssx. discussed topics 81 great ~
sessss- and adjourned, AFTER reeeu'i''e'''''
isg formally the p,ihy of srfafrseson
FOR The nations ~ thss eentti'es' sha pre-
posing various sei'spss ief ihhhaa' W.
sefeoars'' ssd prosperity.
70 much Tor me record ef wnas mas
te~a Accomplishment vn1 lac s'eo'" u
What has tsen sazgeatea through af'
Blame v %" iFss e'gniheah1
D. we mas af<eu scheme i"r =" 40.
ternstionai FaiifoaaVfa haiDg n"f'h 'A"
ss,sith. aud connecting AZ t'ss - ''e''''.'s'
- I've "aN "fI7H luz p''i'"' ~ W.
ssshaa'"ta' DahS :" A'''''1's1 va. :,
Actions WIN s'''ieh 'sms''e" "a''S'
af'~ e"nanese'' ei'f"ash ''''"s'A" '''''''
D lie haS a's''ea''' sn' "' ss.A@'"
~ fee'pr"eity tesa.sFs Nhe '""i"
'eaH na1i"h' s"' s"''''''' -
vars" "''i''''''A "'
pf'@'s'' ''e'P'"J
me Tl"'' ''sa'''g N's'i ''e '''e "''''''
s"i9ses 's ." e'7s'"", ''''.''.,''H
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why "'' P'v''e' '
INV
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n"s nv" p''P -, 49,
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feasible prOistL Oh u series Oh fHtIpf%hf
,,s,tie. only the representatiyes OF
GAIN and t,,a ,ro.utine Rapubiic voting
N''''' A',' III" -, - '.,..a,.,,s
.r,,.,, lint tound congress disposed 10
,,n,o.e h.ayv dati.s on hldes and coarss.
..e'ot, r,.y ye,. In consequence. In
,.,,,sd m tb,nk any idea Of reciprocity
.,,,,ns,i.si si,ee then the uroyl.loo ia
Tho o.,y tariff hin Ia king imported hides
81. So, .,r,oh.o ONT but the tariff
a., .o.raa soots remains. and with
,h ,ar,g IN raw .uvar constitute. the
main d,,o leyied an south American i'm
NOR. than " ner rent. OF which
A. uIi, ..,,,,,.s
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-25
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-25

Murat fiaistesd appears just now To
he playing the role Of Dame Darlington
In an endeavor to sweep back the ocean
OF corruption from Brooklyn and New
York. The task Ia worthy one, bat
will require the combined efforts of al
army OF workers to accomplish t. Fer
haps under able leadership Of Mr.. Hal
stead H. may be organized. 1t is GER
lnlnlY q, be- honNh SO.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-25

The most eccentric thing about a col
ored woman who died in Baltimore the
other day az the age of nc Ia said to
have heen the fact that she never claimed
10 have nurscd George Washington.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-25

The class OF 30 at st. Ca,harine's Hall
" ore than makes up for its small ,ze 10
lite record. The graduate, are Mis-, Mabel
rockingham and Miss Mary Wight. MI
Mabel. although the youngest graduate ST.
CsthArine has had. has taken the highest
honors Of any girl who has left the Hall,
while Mi" wigh. already hold. the diplo-
ma Of the Cony High school.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-25

Hot weather brings with it host Of bal
feelings. and the druggists say the people
are calling for oxen to 20 into their Gods
more than ever this summer, for they are
finding out IL brightens them all up.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-25

The members of st. Mary's church Of
this city will hold their annunl excursion 1t
Lake Maranocook. Weanesdsy July lG
Specia train will leave q irdiner at 7 A. M.
for the lake via WsterviIe.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-25

The following are the real estate trans
fers in Lincoln county for the week ending
June 81:
B. Curtis. land aud buildings. as; WIN. A. Po-
land ct ais. to same. land and buildings, s3.5
Margaret Blunt to same, land and bulldogs. s7s
VIM. +, SAWYER to Hannah T.. Dolliver land and
hsijdings 400.
Dissatisfaction II. Mayors TO Frank N. Brit
tai. land rnd buildings, slice.
WALDoBoso.-Enma ,. Doe to Hiram Bliss,
Jr. land, sItO.
WIS., tssEr Mary Liacoin's heirs to Eiisha
lic0ln. support lat and buiidi g-: Elisha
Lincoln 10 Hattie II. Merrill, land and bull ings,
81, etc.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-25

On their way from the South Miss Brooks
aud Miss Alice Harlow stopped at Poagh.
keepsie for the celebration Of the twenty.
fifth anniversary Of the founding Of Vas
sar, Of which Miss Harlow 10 q graduate.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-25

Shiloh's vitzlixer Is what you need for
Constipation. Loss Of Appetite, Dizziness.
and all symptoms Of Dyspepsia Price
sl.o0 and IS cents per bottle. For sale ss
c. B. Murphy's.
fu1saIG = 1~ehHkv
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-25

The fellows that have csmped in Briu's
gully during the past few days are doing .
rushing business in swopping horses Some
seventy-hve teams were seen to drive down
tdere one day this week.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-25

Nice fresh Penobscot River Ss'ec
received daily Of the Central Fish nSIS
People desiring choice cuts for the fe." ~.
Of July, would do we'll to leave their eee''
early st KyOWLToN { YOUN0S.
junesadl0
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-25

Mr.. /. A. McDsvii of G. e. Briggs 4
Co., Boston, 10 spending his vacation in the
city. He will occupy part of his leisure
time in filling orders for piano tuning.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-25

Mrs. Edwards, who lectured here on the
evening Of the 10th. writes from Bangor
that she helped organize, the latter part Of
the week, non. bipartisan unions at Foxcroft
and Old Town.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-25

Cscsp. wkooping Cough sDd Bronchitis
immediately relieved By Shiloh's Cure.
For sale - C. B. Murphv's.
iaIySa&Nilvchuky
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-25

Traders say hrecraekers are high this
year, and will keep going higher til The
final 20 up on the Fourth Of July.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-25

The new buildings ut the hospital not be-
ing completed in time for the trustees to
take any action regarding them at the semi.
annual meeting, there will be special
meeting OF the full board Oh July 10. TO
transact the necessary businey.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-25
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Card II thanh aaa rssolstioas d NRsa
VII % charged u ~ rsss u IN cost . Iu
An advertising anneaaesnsats II satsssah
ns.h who's object 3 he raisiag of nssy
win Be charged u Ne rats Of fifteen cent?
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-25

The members Of the South Parish Of
this city, have selected a very fine etching
the "Vesper Hour" framed in old ivory,
a. a wedding present for their popular
young pastor.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-25
cous1Y soasISA1ross.

Esv senAfers--A- n. spear. Gsfdinsr
". T. Hssnss, Was<syiIls.
HAsys6--G. r. ssevsns. AnSessa-
H<gfsfey Of feeds~Gso. X. Smith
wtsshsop.
cssssr Aasv~sy--L. 7. cssietos. Wiz
sAsor.
CSsnsv Tysasxrsy--J. y. Blsnehssa'
Chsis~a.
cssasy ce~ssssssssy--y. .. Hss1itee
HsjIousii.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-25

Parties leasisg the city On their sun.
mer Vacations, can have the DAILY
JOURNAL sent 10 their address for an
length 81 tire desired, ut Is cents M
week. Address Of paper changed When
wished.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-25

Not long since, some one put long ps'
per or parcel into mall boz on Western
Avenue. This OILY slipped part way to
the bottom, where Il stuck fast. Naturally
ell mail dropped in that boz for seversl
day. got no further toward the bottom
than where the parcel vas lodged. and nat
urslly, too. the mail carrier found nothing
on opening the box on the bottom. This
state Of affairs continued for several csl
lections, when the trouble was discovered.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-25

A certain young lady. while alone one
evening in her room last week, vhilsd
sSsy the hours by reading = thrilling ghost
story. Page by page she became inter
ested. and the weird hour Of midnight ="
passing. Needless to say, she vas nef'-
Gus. What young woman is there, 'hss
sitting enihralIed BY an exciting ghost story
1t midnight and alone, wouldn't condescsnd
to become sgits.ed at the proper moments
Strange coincidence, but =, this proper
moment an eminentIy respectable banjo
that had long been In the room, hsd oee
string that couldn't stand the strain lonsef'
90 just ~ the hour hand was midway ~
tween the hours IL and !, it broke with
sharp report People living four blocks
away, Who we're vskened by female
shrek that night. are sending in their cos
doiences to the fair young reader Of ~
ghos. story.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-25

A new engine. No. l2i, with six driving
wheels brought In the train Of nine cara for
Bangor yesterday afternoon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-25

The following gentlemen, A. s. Bangs.
W. s. Brooks, \. II. Jones, J. A. Jones
and their wives will attend the reunion Of
the ith Maine Battery at Auburn, Thurs.
dny
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-25

Mr.. Henry Turner received yesterday .
dispatch from Vassalboro, Informing him
Of the death Of his sister. Mrs. NJ. Black.
well. Her death was unexpected.