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Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-04-15

PANAMA. April 4.-Te following gcahle--
gram is published by the star aud Herald
which says IL j. very important. inasmuc1
as tbp means of carving on the work ui
the canal. must necessarily have been
provided. before any effort 10 approach
tbe Columbian government was cohuHl-
Mated. "Nir Santrcan. of the Panama
Central Committee. intends soliciting
from the Columbian government an rN-
tension OF the concession in favor ul the
holders Of titles. With the c9ncntrehr" on
iionidntion of the canal based uu the
Santerau project
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-04-15

SAN EBANp-,o. April o. 4 number Of
iron Wuudrr- and manufacturers were
Iuuud to-day who believed that the strike
would result iu thr mouldcr, applying for
au ctght-hour day II j, known that
President Fitzpatrick. of the lnterua-
tjuuaI mIuu. vill propose arhi tratjou and
that Do The members ot he local uuiuu are
satisfied. be- may suggest that the wages
iron founders association has appropri-
atcd $1,000 more tu Dee expended in bring
ing out eastern muuldrr>. They strikers
say they will not reject any proposition
RaEhilEale 1hf strike, hut The, marufae7
it involves continuation of the union
and its rules
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-04-15

ClNcrNNArI April While ia thiscity
last week Edwin Booth received a letter
from Lawrence Barrett. now lh Europe.
,ybirh makes il appear improbable that
tbe latter will reappear again ON the
sfnue. The letter communicated thr lacl
so long decided. that the operation which
barrett submitted 10 last summer Would
moi finally relieve him of his neck allie
tion. for which IL was undertaken as a
last resort. The gloomy tidings just re-
cpivcd are In substance that The, com
enforcement of other parts of hi body.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-04-15

puuAprGPnIA. April l4.-Tho crlohra
tinn of the twenty ty-tifthannivprsarN Of the
of the Military Order of
I.nyal Legion begins here tomorrow.
MANY delegates arrived tonight Is
estimated that over 3ihl members ol the
order Willattend. EN-prcsidcnt Hayes.
commandcr-in-chiefo of the order. arrived
tonight General Fairchild, Colonel
Sheridanfand General Belknap are also
ON the ground. Two special trains full oi
delegates from the Western states came
~ this evening.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-04-15

who returned only light blow, when hc
landed al all, except in two cases W hpu
hc caught Corbett ON the jaw and ribs. In
the fourth round COrhett got his man
near the ropes at close quarters and beat
him until he fell across the top rope. ut-
terly unable to return to his feet or lii
a hand. Corhctt turned to Steve O Don
nell'S Master of Ceremonies. who -a ia
that hc had beaten his antagonist
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-04-15

DrS MoiNns. la. April ii.-tiilbcrt :
immense five story starch factory at
chesterfield. southeast Of the city. was
DESTROYED by fire at noon today. The
loss is probably S3OD.00O: Insurance s2uo;-
an Tbe proncrty WIS. IL is reported.
turned over Ia the starch trust u few DAYS
ago. The factory employed l25 men aud
"A bolt as many more children
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-04-15
REFER
S ED r O
CENTRAL ADDITION TO SEDRO
The Coming City of skagit County
The Spokane Falls of the Pac-
cific Coast

ene.t lumber. mining aud agricultural dis
trict in the state; Is on the Skagt river thS
largest river flowing into Puget SOUND, hnu
at The Junction Of the FairhaVen 4 Southein.
Senttle q Northern. and seattle, Lake shore
AZ Eastern railroads. -. 49,.
Central addition embraces plateau zen
.,,rcs in eNfent and Il located as the name IN
dicates ln the center of the city.
Make u trip To sedro, IL viii pay you anu
bIV n lot before prices advance.
Lots in this addition viii be put on th'
market April 10. 1890 ,,NtprnN
For prices aud terms ADDRESS >, '0Ni nv. - y ~ n
4 90 or J. +. TROWBRlDGE at The far'
seattle. or DENIN & MOSlER, sedro.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-04-15
VIII Head Him Of

LONDON. April 14.-lt Is no. secret thal
the British East African society has al
ready begun preparations 10 send an tA-
pediiion from Mazambgus to Debatnblu
axe territory, in the interior ol Alrlca'
nadition TO bc sent out by Emin Pasha.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-04-15

Special Gospel services will be held in
the Tabernacle every night this week,
except Saturday. The meetings will be-
gin at : O'Clock and be conducted by the
Fairhaven pastors. The meetings promise
to be OF great interest and helpfulness.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-04-15

LoNpuN. April l4.-Mr. Stanley paid a
visit tn Dom Pedro at Cannes TO-DAY. The
Emn Relief committee has decided TO
rive STANLEY reception here uu May 2nd.
al which The Prince uf Vale, viii prc-
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-04-15
ON THE WATER FROM |

If Won want to buv Water Front property (and such properly
l oe+ alu,blel Won want to secure few lots IN oouth
Fairhaven The prices moderate and within the Gc o
all and now is the time buy 1t must be borne IN nina u' '
on will increase rapidly in value The are obvious
Re nenes TO the business center of Fahaven its slightly oca-
on and it's unexceed front combine to make the ceaP
and most desirable property the market Along the We @
will center the manufacturing industries of this young but vigorous
v while overlooking the bay and commanding views OF Nature
choicest hanowok will cluster the homes OF thousands rrceS
will shortly be advanced Get IN early and reap the PoH
pr17IpoNt RE,nMc g. Cn FRED C. PETTIB0NE & CO.
SOLE AGENTS.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-04-15

EILENsruR RG. April 5.-At thrce o'clock
this morning lire broke ont in the North
ern Pacific round house aud machine
shops. and In spite ol the TACT ihat y"
Vind was blowing and the city fire engine
was quickly un the ground. both cstab-
lisbments were destroyed. only one engine
was gotten out. it being burned. including
one Of the ia ton "llog~. The loss ON
The engines. machinery and supplies is
sion on. fully insured, and the oil house.
l95 feet long. containing 20.00 gallons oi
oil. was saved Had this ignited, the coal
hnnkcrs. dcpots. ice house and large
tluuring mill would have been destroyed.
and would have caused immense loss. ln
addition To the engines and machinery
several ears in freight train were burn
ed The cause Of the fire j. unknown.
The company is now doing an immense
freight business aud can illy spare lhe
engines. The road will probably rebuild
Immediately. doubling the capacity oi
the round house.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-19
In the Churches To morrow.

Baptist Elm street, Rev W II. Spencer,
ID. D., pastor. Preaching at 1890 A, NJ.
SUNDAY school at II NJ YP $. c. +. at
ESQ P. VI. PRAYER meeting at $50 p Nj,
Catholic (St Francis Elm street, Rev.
y. Chartland pastor. Low mass at : A. NJ
High mass at 1000 A. VI. Sunday school
at2.l5 P NJ Children Of Mary Society
2I5PM Ve-pcrs at 500 P NJ.
H. Hallock, pastor Preaching at 1870 \.
NJ Sunday school at II NJ. Lecture at
30 p NJ
Congregationali>t. (Win,lpw), Rev. T.
?, Williams, pastor. Preaching at 1870
\. NJ. SUNDAY School at ll.i5 \. NJ.
Social service at 80 p. M.
Episcopal (St. Marks Center street.
Rev. j. W. Sparks. rector. Holy Com
munion at 80 A. NJ. Divine service at
1870 A. NJ. and 80 2. NJ. Sunday
School at IL NJ.
Methodist. Pleasant ST.. Rev. L. B.
Co lding. pastor. Preaching at 10 80 AM.
Sunday School at las AM. Y. 2. S. C..
f. at 80 PM. At : 80 PM. Rev. r. H.
Baker, of Brooklyn, N. Y, will take
charge Of the meeting.
Unitarian Main street Rev. j l.. Sew
ard PASTOR Preaching at 1870 SUNDAY
School at u. NJ. There will be no services
in the evening.
luiycrsaIist, Silver street, Rev. :. G.
Davis. pastor. Preaching at 80 P NJ, 10
be immediately followed by SUNDAY School
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-19

There is not one man or woman In TO-.
600 who can afford to do without seven
or eight hours sleep AAll those stories
written about great men and women
who siep. only three or four hours a
night make very Interesting reading;
but tell you my readers, no man or
woman ever vet kept health In body and
mind for II number of wears with less
than seven hours sleep. Americans
need more sleep than they are getting.
This lack makes them so nervous and
the insane. asylms SO populous. II
YOU can get to bed nearly then rise early,
II may be rs Christian for one man TO
rise AT Sas II is for another To rise at ).
counsel my readers to get up when
they are rested. But let the rou..
Ing bell9,e rung at least thirty
minutes before your public appear
auce. Physicians say that sudden
jump out of bed gives irregular morton
10 the pulse. II fakes hours to get over
too sudden rising. give us time after
you call us To roll over, gaze 1T the
world full in the face and look before
we leap r, De IN TdbAagt.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-19
Does your cake --''
dry up quickly?

If So your baking powder is adpterated with
ammonia or alum ingredients which are injurious to
health and are used by interruptions manufacturers
simply to lessen tho cost OF the powder and increase
their profits
Housekeepers who Cb ve'ands Superior Bak.
mo Powder know that rood raised with this pure
cream OF tartar ;owner krcls roist and sweet and
is paatable ana wholesome p" Cicveands Superior"
has the peculiar properly; posse sScd y no other baking
powder of producing lA,ht. Mnosssomc bread. biscuit
cake etc, that feta!s. linear natural moisture and
sweetness. .hs ii snuo.c qualny, in baking powder
shown by all Ohca., i>clorS II lie the strongest Of
I'll pure al t-::ar ruwticrs makes Clevelands
Superior Abso!utoc' Best
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-19

The coat shop OF Hcnr, Murphy shut
down Saturday in order TO give operatives a
two weeks Nacaiion.-A party of fourteen
spent the day recently AT Suithteid Pond
ON an outing and fishing excursion Among
them were Henry Murphy and wife .. +.
Hall and wife. C. \. Harrington and wife,
Augustus Couant and wife, aud Others. II
F. Eaton and wife left SATURDAY morning
for their home at Eaton. North Dakota.
The hou>e of {. T.. Oliver was broken
into Thursday afternoon while Mrs. Oliver
was absent, aud 5000 bill and SOM
change taken. Suspicion was ut once fa,-
tened upon Young fellow now here who j.
said Ia have been released from Auburn
jail not long ago; and who is said To also
have taken money from the residence of
Henry Whiting some two weeks since. Ii
is understood that the Young fellow has
made confession Ia these thrfts. hut 50 far
no arrest has been made.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-19
Over the River 10 Winslow.

Next Tuesday the family of Rev. T, T.
Williams. pastor of the Congregational
Church viii 20 to Norihport where they
will remain through the hot weather. oc-
cupying q part of the Rowe cottage, so
called at North Shore. and owned by Mrs.
Barton of Benton. Mr.. Williams will rc-
turn to occupy his pulpit the last Sunday in
this month, and will then take his vacation of
four weeks. He Is now On the last of his
seventh year with this society
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-19
Married a Pretty Chorus Girl.

ST. PAUL, July Is Annie Smith, a
pretty chorus girl in the opera company at
Harris Theatre here. has been ont of the
cast Of late, TO the surprise of her CON
rades. Investigation reveals that Miss
Smith WAS clsndestinely married few
days ago at Hudson, Wis, to Archie
Msthers, son Of n leading merchant of this
city.
1t is the old story of love at first sight
with the opposition of the groom's father Ms
a side issue. Miss Smith is the daughter of
Columbus. q dressmaker. and has been
with the opera troupe since January. Both
she and Mr.. Mathers are in their teens.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-19
Her Iojuriesa Mystery.

NEW YoEk July I8-Tbe police ~
Wrshawken are irving to discover IN VIZ
manner Mts. McM,uus OF Battery 4"
came by her injuries. She vas found in
the yard of her residence yesterday morn
ing, having either fallen or been thrown
from the third story window. o1e side j..
compile tely paraly zed, and the ply stefan.
think she cannot recover. GA Wednesday
night her husband, who IL = laborer, re-
turned home under the influence Of liquor.
and, finding his wife in the same et.te, =
quarrel ensued. Blows were struck, then
all was silent. He has not been seen since.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-19

. foRftASb. July IL.
FLouR.-superfne and los grades, o. 7sat %,
spring and * spring, y 5nl ~; patent .urins
wheats, ~ Oa5 70, Mich. straight roller, stasI
Is; clear do. u 75a5 %; winter wheat patents
t5sa5s.
PsODucE.-Gape cranberries. 900 00a01 %; pea
beans, " i5a2 rs. medium. % O1aG %, German
med. 81 65al 70; yellow eyes D. eJst3 81 Cal pes
beans, ~ l5a2 b new POTATOES per bbi a. s,at a
Florida sweet. ~ 0Aa %, onions. a. 75
GRAiS-H mixed corn. issi7c; new corn Goa
Oc, corn, bag lots, +,a50c. meal, bag lots. 4saf7c
oats, car lots, 1-flPgc, bag lots 41a1ic e,,,to,
seed. iot. tzs Doazs o. do bag "a O0als %: IA
sacked bran, car lots, 10 Oba10 %, do bag N loa
u %, middiings. ~ ooz2o %, do bag lots s2f On
u %.
PsovIsInss-Pork. back,, o., 00aii 10: clear
ei3 Oai4 %, short cuts, ti3 5oal4 %, beef ex
me.s, y Vyss =, plate, " JDa9 90 ex plate ~ ID
az 80; lard, tubs. per ID, sts7c, tiefce., sla7e
i2le. '-'
fouLIgr-Turk"y.. 1oaz2c, spring chicken..
MATE, fowls. lsalsc; ducks, ooa06c.
5uGAg~-Granulsted Tor ID. Tic, extra G, Sic.
s.Eps-ksd To-, q 7sai Is; Timothy seed,
CHgEsE. - Vermont, iOAi0lc: n Y fzr4o,y
loiai'c. sage, Hale.
BUrTgEe-Crcs'nervp er ID, eoa2lc; ziIi edge ",
inaisc, choice. IIa1oc, good. llsizc store, saloc
k1es.-Eastsrn extra. f7alSc, Cam da and
Western, Na1D, lined d6a0 C.
AfFLEs-Esting. per bb., % oan o. toJkihg.
oco, evsporaisd, per ID. fixl2e, do new, sanr'
LEsoSs-fzermo. - 75a4 20, Mess ma, 1 s1as q,
Maisgs,. 0OaGL.
ORASGEs-Jsmaiea, 0os0o, Valencia. ~ y,a7 a,
MessinA. Jss %; yi",ida ~ man m
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-19
By IELEeMPA.


OTTAWA. July Is The steamer City Of
Rio Janeiro, from Hong Kong and Yoko-
hama, which recently arrived q Vietoria,
B. c.. hrings the following "a mutiny
occurred on the Chinese steel cruiser Nan
Sheng. lying al Woo Sung. Capt. Chn
Ming Fu refused to allow The native sailors
more than half pay. - the vessel - IN
dersoiny repairs. Commodore WI, with 4
of soldiers from a fort, went
aboard and proceeded TO dole out half pay
to the sailors, who fell upon the soldiers
and drove them from the vessel. staoeins
three of them. The sailors then locked up
the commodore and captain and had fss-
tive time. They subsequently, released the
officers. and the commodore caused fifteen
Of the rinsleaders to be cent ashore and
shot.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-19
WINSTON. III. 1879

WINSTON. IA, 1881
Dear cossiE Bess This Is my first
letter to the Journal. Ny father takes
il. enjoy reading the ehiisiren's col
uinn. am little girl eleven wears old.
| have two sisters aud four brothers
older than |. Nv oldest sister and one
OF nav brothers live ia Dover, n IL. l
90 out there most every year with my
mamma TO see them. | hsve nicss times
with them. They were down here in
March. We were all glad 10 see them.
I have dear little neise She i three
wears old Her naine is hattie. She had
a little haby brother and his name Was
Charlie. bat he died last February. |
can do lots of woik to help mamma.
Now 1 will close for | am afraid you
will ger tired reading this Ii see my
letter in print | will write AK sin fiesse
write to me. Gooi-bye, iron
GEEriE MAY BARNES.
do not see how can help answering
such kind and polite request. l am
glad To write TO you When YOU make
YOUR visit in Dover you must write me a
long letter aud tell Ine Just how it looks
there, the places of note that vou visit.
and ali the sights you see. Tell tue the
names of the little girls you play With,
what church YOU attend and many other
things YOU will be sure 10 think of, even
if do not mention them.
Yours sincerely. C. Is
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-19

Nr. Espernsfs went into into the sexs
room md locked oaf Of the window. 80
discovered three men, including - afss
mentioned, who vas Distinguished BY .
hghs tall hat 4 double team ssosd 10 de
road. asd into this Tie three men spfans.
and we're driven rapidly sway. This 10 the
second time within the past few months,
vhen IN unsuccessful stssmp< has eeen
made q hssxls4ize this residence.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-19
WEDDING CARDS !

The Ksnnsbee Journal lob Dspartnens
II spiendidly equipped for doing all
kinds Of wedding printing, announce.
aents, Invitations, cards, ETC., In the
latest and NEST approved styies. II has
asns A. enormous amount 81 this elass
81 work during the past year, ne or
dsrs coming fF~m all parts 81 the
State. Ne better work IN this line was
svsr done In the STATE. with the esmlna
year, rs ABILITIES for this kfsA % vevh
vii - still further Increased, aasnG fts
latest things being beautiful hair line
serip-typs BY which II 10 enabled -
initiate engraved work - closely that
very hsw ear detect The dinsrsnee.
FERNS reasonable. Send fer prices and
saaplss -
BCRLkIGH 4 FLYU9,
~"~ -Aagussa. 0atAe.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-19

Gardner is the ahldiug place of one of
the oldest oaniue- III thr STATE. H i =
wears obi and l. q. lively aud chippcr TO-DAY
A. h" vas TEN wears ago. The mother of
tia. dog was q hound imported from Liver
pool and soon after her arrival in ti3>
country he produced litter of five pur~
onl, one of, which succeeded in bute,ns
his vas through puppy hood and now wears
the >nnl, of y long years of life. He j.
owned by Mr. Albert May Of this city and
* a great fayorjte among the children resid-
ing in tho vicinity being kind and gentle
even IN hi. Old age.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-19
Particulars OF Mends z . Assassination

NEW YoRK. July Is The Herald prints
a letter from Guatemala city. dated June
2G,h, stating that the place is in n fever
heat in regard to politics. From an authen
tic source the following are the facts in II =
gard to the death of President Mend, Z
On June %, while a grand ball given by
the president was in progress at the palace.
the building was surrounded by troops, and
an attack made upon it, The president
rushed to his private room. and seizing his
sword and pistols ran to the main entrance
Of the palace and fred into the crowd Of
soldiers in front. then stepped back and
Immediately fell dead into the arms Of at
tendauts. shot through the heart by one of
the soldiers. General Ezeta than seized
the palace and issued a proclamation de-
claring himself president.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-19
Original Package Men Obtain an In-
junction.

TorEkA. han, July is Judge Phillips
handed down an elaborate decision Wed
nesdsy afternoon in the original package
case argued before him recently. He
granted an injunction to Bernard Tuchmsu.
agent for the Anheuser- Busch Brewing
Company of St. L)uis, and Lsndis Young,
agent for Joseph Sehltx Of Milwaukee,
who were engaged in business at this place.
agairst County Attorney L, b. Welch and
Sheriff John W. Wilkerson, restraining
them from further interference with thelr
business. Welch had had three parties ar
rested for violation of the original package
law, and - soon as they were di-chargcd
had them rearrested and declared his in
tention 10 continue the same course i1de'
initely from which they sought relief b,
the il junction Just granted.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-19

those vbo have seen Mr. Shea in the other
soses thas be hAs assumed since the engage
ness spea<d. we're more than ever i'm
pressed with b,s wonderful tefsatiiity. To
aishs the company viii Close it, engagensss
here Ia the popular dfsnsaxation OF Afs-
Sosshvor,h's story. The Widen Hand. .
play that has been on the boards nose thAa
sasnef Of century, and has dfavsss
power about equal to that Of ''Uaele Toms
Cabia"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-19

KISssroS, n. Y, July Is when Gen.
N. z. Banks called for volunteers for q
foriorn hope. to be composed of ssormins
column of 1000 men, for the assault upon
Port Hudson on June IS. 1865, only one
company vas made up of the officers and
men Of single regiment twas from the
One Hundred and Fifty sixth Regiment.
Mountain Legion. composed of men
from Ulster and Greene counties and Sta
ten Island. The veterans here who took
part in the charge. have received news that
the committee in the House. having the
Senate hill in relation to the granting Of
the forlorn-hope medal 10 charge, are
about to make q favorable report on the
same.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-19

Mr.. +. F. Dow, who has been engaged
IN trade at the corner of Elm and Main
streets for many years. is soon to move to
the store at the corner of Main and Temple
where he will continue his grocery and
market business. He will a'so occupy the
small store connected with il. whare Mr..
Dickinson recently carried on the harness
business. Mr. Dow will move in the early
part of August
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-19

The carpenter work on the extension OF
the new kenuebec Central station is well
completed and ihc interior is being lsthed.
The btitk masons have completed the
chimney and the indications are that the
depot will be completed in remarkable
short time. The work of bsllasting was
delayed a little yesterday by the losing OF
4 bolt from the engine. Some finishing
bridges and everything is being made
taught aud trim for the inspection of the
Commissioners.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-19
War Among the Brewers.

CHIcAco, July Is For some weeks the
breweres of this AMI adjoining cities have
been engaged in a war among themselves,
and the price of beer by the barrel has
been cut .qusrely in two in the middle, TO
the great delight ard pecuniary advantage
of the saloon keepers. AT meeting of
the brewers held lat night matters were
discussed and an agreement formulated for
the final settlement of the war, Another
meeting will be held tomorrow evening,
when it is confidently believed the outside
companies will either com. into the associ-
alton and advance prices or they will sign
an agreement to iuf4te prices to ST. bar
rel, instead of So, tne rate now current.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-19

MIR II o. Preble has contracted with the
Kilder Bros of Winslow, to do the ear
penter work upon his new house on the
Fairfield roa,l and they have already ma,ly
good start on the work Every year now
sees several good houses built on this
thoroughfarr and It Nill not be long at
the rate things are going now. before it will
he thickly settled for the entire distance be
tween this city and Fairfield. WaterEille
extends to point above the brick yard, and
nearly to Fairfield village.