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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-08-13
Experiments that Demonstrate
the profit of Keeping Sheep
for Mutton.

In this country We pay more attention
70 a product Of the skeep-xool-tha
TO the sheep. With 50 much agitation
over the wool industry it would seen as
il the sheep wAs intended only for one
purpose Of producing wool. when in fact
wool IS the smallest product in value de-
rived from sheep. II has been repeated
y shown that By the use Of improved
breeds Of sheep lambs can be made TO
pay from s. to $40 each, while the in
creased value Of the land upon which
sheep have been kept IS Of itself q sum
quite large enough to render sheep rais-
ing profitable. Experiments recently
made at the Canadian Agricultural Sta
ton demonstrate that sheep may be kept
for mutton alone. with profit. but as wool
IS necessary adjunct to the sheep,
source Of profit is in that direction also.
IN the experiments made accounts were
kept Of all the items Of cost, including the
shepherds care, original cost Of animals ,
the use Of the mother ewes and the value
Of their aeeces, as well as food, shelter
and interest Of capital, until the sheep
were over 1 year old Grades and half
bloods were used for experiment. A half
blood Southd0wn cost S. and sheared six
pounds Of wool, valued at s.. 10. It's car
eass weighed IA pounds live weieht
which sold at 81 cents per pound. OF
5000, which show a profit Of $40
from the sheep without estimating
the wool at all, the total profit then
being $3.50 The half-hlood Shropshire
cost s. and sheared nine pounds Of wool
which sold for S2 20, the CARCASS weigh
ing iG0 pounds. its net profit for mutton
and wool being S632. A halfblood Ok
ford weighed Is7 pounds aud sheared
eight pounds Of wool, giving a total pro-
fit Of s6.O2. A halfblood Cotswold weigh
ed 100 pounds, but as it IS not a strictly
mutton breed, only ) cents a pound was
obtained for it, its wool weighing nine
pounds, the net profit being only sS.z5.
Ine common native cOstS only y, sheal-
ell five pounds Of wool, weighed TO
pounds and gave net profit Of S517.
The sheep paid well, even the native
showing a fair record but had wool been
the object, a loss would have resulted.
The cost Of the native being but 81 is the
only advantage in its favor but the next
smallest cost and largest profit was with
the Southdown- The experiments show
that mutton pays far better than wool,
but they also demonstrate that a half
blood sheep viii give nearly twice as
much profit as a native, and that to raise
mutton for market pr0ftably the best
breeds must be employed.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-08-13
JUST SAVED HIMSELF.


He stood by the open fireplace
To warm his pedals just,
When suddenly into bis pocket
His hand he happened to thrust.
4 very strange expression
Over his feature went,
His little wife ran TO him,
And asked him what il meant.
He ro3red ike fiend incarnate,
His tears poured down like rain,
As he said he laughed at a jokelet
He heard that day on the train.
And what was the merry jokeles?"
His wife asked, fall ofjoy.
1T was all about an ancient
Person in Illinois
His relations all he hated.
And when at the door Of death
He called his eldest daughter
Under his husky breath
'oh bring me thnt long red stocking
Out Of the chest, he said.
The daughter brought Il to him,
Who, weak and almost dead.
by one great effort flung it
Into the rosy flame
The stocking-and twenty Thousand
Dollars was in the same.
Suddenly he grew better.
And his relatives all feel gay,
As they see him choppins and saving
Wood for dollar day"
The little wife laughed, delighted,
And thought the joke was good;
But she'd be mad as halter
Oh, yes. indeed, she would
II she knew he laughed at feeling
In his coat tails innermost
Recess the letter she gave him
Two weeks weeks ago to post.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-08-13
Be MercIfaI q the Beasts:

There can be no excuse 10 treat animals
cruelly. Brutal treatment to man or
beast should be alike pat under the law
We never knew one cruel to his beasts
who WAS either good man himself or
kindly disposed towards his fellowmen.
Humanity, however, is much the result
Of example and edueation Many igno-
rant people know no better. They seem
to think that their animals should have
IS much sense 80 lves-and they
BEAT them on every occasion in which
they depart from the course marked out
for them. Others who have naturally
violent ternpers, neyer think at all, and
maifzezS their animals frequently TO a
shocking degree. with Or withoat any
excuse. Ia all civilized countries, ef late
years, measures have been adopted to
pnt stop to these brnfaiities.
Think twice before telling any one
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-08-13
Time Works Wonders.

Sir and Mrs. Calendula c. Rate were
at Niagara Fails on their wedding jour
ney. They had wandered rapturously
about arm in arm, listening to the roar
of the mighty cataract They had bought
bead-work mOecasins and pin cush looms
from Indian squaws who spoke with a
strong Tipperary accent they had con
tributed handsomely to the support Of
several princely hack drivers; paid for
the right TO look at the falls from all the
eligible points Of view, and been hunted
with great success BY prOwling photo
graphic banditti
And now they stood in the Cave Of the
Winds.
The thunder Of Niagara overpowered
them. The earth trembled beneath
them. They looked at each other, and
their lips moved, but if any sound came
from them it could not be heard in the
deafeniRg roar. C4lendula pressed the
little hand that lay confdingly on his
arm, and led bis fair young bride from
the cave with all possible speed
'Japonica," he said, tenderly. when
they had regained the open air, do you
know why could not bear 10 linger in
that horrible placer"
"NO- Why was il ~
Il could not hear your beloved voice,
my darling
Five years had passed Mr.. and Mrs.
Caleadula c. Rate were again at Niagara
on a little summer vacation. They had
disEnounted from the omnibus, entered
the hotel, registered at the clerks Office
and removed from themselves the dust
sf travel
''Now, Japouiea," said the husband,
hastily, with a yearning, hungry look in
his eyes, before We do anything else let
Us 90 and spend an hour or two in the
Cave fthe Winds.-6Aieago Triitu.s.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-08-13

Husband Furnishing Tommy , III
learn you to be impndent- Whaek :
Whack 3 Take that. Whack Whack ?
Oh, you needn't bawL Im not half
done with you yet. tWhack >
wife-Don't beat the poor little fellow
50 Enmercifully. He's got bis Sunday
pants on
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-08-13

How can I get rid Of saperauons haIr,
Ar. Druggist p -t5et married, sir."
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-08-13
B. & B.
A SHORT ADVERTISEMENT
On the Subject of
WASH FABRICS.

We have in progress a special sale Of this
class Of Dry Goods, which Is in most request
and particularly suited to this hos weather,
| inclnding;
PRINTED CHALLIS
At SC, &c, Sc, l0c, l5e, 25c, SOC, in larg-
est and choicest assortments for selections.
Anderson's 40c Quality Scotch Dress
Ginghams now 25e. soc and eOc qualities
ct S5c.
sATINEs
81! quality French satines at 25c-
&c az i5c.
s5c at 12lc.
Figured Dimityz, fast colors, for Wash
Dresses. SOC.
WHITE GOODS.
p inch Hemsti,ched India Linens, 15c
For Children's Dresses.
40 inch II. S. India Linens, with tucks
above the hem, 4oc, G0e, 75c.
PLAIN Nainsooks, I2ic to SOC.
UNSHRINKABLE FLANNELS.
For Ladies Oating Garments, Blouse
Waists. Boys Waists and Mems Negligee
Shirts
A very large and elegant line Of these
Flannels at s5c-2s inches wide-and at Csc
the very finest quality Unshrinkable Plan
nels, IN very light weights for Sum ner
Dresses. Shirts, etc. in handsome stripes and
checks.
CREAM WOOLENS
For Seaside and Mountain wear
Cream Albatross. sac, SOC. G0e.
all wool Cashmeres SOC, G0c, 75c, S1.00
Outing Flannels, G0e, 75c, Sl0O.
Se-ges, IS cents.
Tasso cloths SllO0.
Lansdownes, Sl.25.
A most comprehensive assortment Of La
dies. Mems and Children's Furnishings Of
every kind and at money-saving prices on
every item
Write our Mail Order Department for par
:iculars, or for samples, or for copy of our
Illustrated Catalogue and Fashion Journal.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-08-13
R. H. 5. KINDIELL,
EsIasusgED isz7.

,se-S his professional services 10 the citizens
Ifne-.et aud vicinity. Unless PROFESSIONALLY
Ipss he can be found at his ONCE on Nam q.
% Diamond.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-08-13

Think twice before telling any one
what some one else said.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-08-13
FOR ERuPTIoNs

And an disorders originating IN Impurity Of
the blood, such as boils earbgIneles, pmples,
blotches. Salt-rheum. scald-head, scrofulous
sores, aud the like. take only
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-08-13
sATINES

s7i quality French satines at DC
Csc at l5c.
25c at 12lc.
Figured Dimitys, fast colors, for wssl
nrasees eOc
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-08-13
WHITE GOODS.

p inch Hemsti,cbed India Linens, 15c
For Children's Dresses.
40 inch H. S. India Linens, with tuoks
above the hem, 4oc, G0e, 75c.
PLAIN Nainsooks, 12ic to SOC.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-08-13

At SC, &c, Sc, loc, I5c, 25c, soc. in larg-
est and choicest assortments for selections
Anderson's 4oc Quality Scotch Dress
oFinghams now 25c. soc and eoc qualities
ct S5c.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-08-13

We have in progress a special sale of this
class Of Dry Goods, which is in most request
and particularly suited to this hot weather,
including;
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-25
SPARKS FROM NAiNG WIsES

The September term of tie Pi-cataquis
county supreme JddicIhl Court opened
rtesday st Dover Vi h Chi,f Justice Pet =
Ircsidlng.
The Bath Times tells Of a To2shan NAV
who wss recently ,windl a ont Of 5000
~ man who repr' s-nted h m-ef 10 be
Hon. Althnr Sewall of Bath Tie s'ory Il
4 pecnlisr one.
Waller an Frank Msrrick Of Ninalhayen
were spntei cHd t. 40 wears imp isonmo II.
in the knox s j. Court "Wednesday morn
irg joseph Getchell ard john Gedd NJ.
we're slso given tSo years in tie MAHe
State pr s1n.
Ex L. S. Marshall Harmon Of Babe
70 y. h4s been avs rded Sl.7ii AMI eos ;
in hi. suit against ne goyernmen, for MONEY
paid and f-.s due him from Mar lS:ib
10 oct lssS He viii now sue for S20nQ
MGR on 'imisr grounds.
Mr.. Burgess @ho hes been in Wscas
set j. il for HI Pr. few months afaits"g
he soiion of the era d jl'y. wa h'ouehi
/ t. Knox 5 J. court Nol'aY and DIS
CHI r,cd. the grand itrS MT ha' ing found
ans il d ctmeut agsinst hsr, /, sill be p
m, nh, r, d that III ia III" woma' Who shit
+ Us ~ Rockh nj ,orle tune ago.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-25
NATIONS CAPITAL.

The folla-irg letter aiires'eS by the
Secretary OF Nsyy 10 the cosmasdsass OF
The several Exvy var S: ''lo ~ eaii"n
is csi'ei 70 Ii act IF Consre approved
in isI6 ~hish provi 'ss TO incr a-e OF TIE
free At a,s nssy ysri shsl BE- made st
.uy tiure With The ,ixty DAYS It b FIRE
any els- ii u to take place for P.es der
u The United sses or Z neuesr OF Con
gress ercsp tns when tire Seer ta-y OF
NAYS ~ hit the esds Of pub &c ser'
vice nas.e Sacn It ersS se n,c s-ary INST
tina. !, u Of he srpro.e1ipS election
Of Noverher :, oa sr. dir e'sd u give
.pse al Il n lan to the ex-cu ion az ms
a. A -oGn - tU.-Ihle At CT he 4th al
y p.splo-r, to4 W NJ ke make = ,u-n
20 tnt lie s't'ps4t -tosiR, the number II
n,-n M we'd a. the q, | s>s Of thu y, Ard
hr WI a. rstirg. under each bureau 9,
al Il :, { u-olilafea tate nlert Of the - ne
You viii 10 duct the work u der cur
charge a. If no election WAS 10 ttse p 4 {
3uI II gn4er no circumstances p2k- no
,urrt ass, eY-n ierpor.r.l ia the sggr.-
y4tt force st the yard On ;tryour caamsn &.
4 b lar III NJ Il h. preseut re does
feIvs = en-. rx'g enet requiring an Ia
reese of The force during the period COZ
cred by Law, Sad ncthirz het the mot i'm
pera.ise nse s,tty siil in iuee it 10 grAi /
lie authority far .ach increase.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-25
Cha ga With Robbiag the rIails

T. +. Co'li1s sssi'tent p)atm ,ster At
Commissioner Cboa,e Wednesday af'crnooa
by Un-ed S.atas pos Office Inspect r Jo-~p9
NJ White charged With tsAias tfc frcJu
The mqil in Chefs a. Collins waived ex-
aHia.t ga aniws. h II in $1,000 bonds
for li' appearance at tie December term
of Unite. St.:es u st-ict court Hen in
ro,tIard Collins furnished bali. !; il
unierstooi that ls,ters combining mon, '
haze been lost - as to cal the st ea'ion
tn Inspector to he Ch'lses office and
decoy letters were sent, two of which wee,
IT ia charged, taken BY Coilirs on Wedue.-
lay CT ins has slsays horne an excel
lent reputation
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-25

general convenience ami desirsbiiiy BY ary
n the State
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-25
BY TELEGRAPH.
Senerai Strike Feared Amofg tie
Cn;czso switchnef

CnicAso Sep :t-Ths DEL .,-d srfiwsl
u Cad Mas - S~ssuey ard >a-S n.
i. fez 6inT tn peei' a,e = sc ersi i ne
anerg TIE srbex yards ssiirhiag as oets
fion eH p'9ses * 81 ehin"n were . >
charge Tbs uiarrlnz masI tsHsye ID sii
<ho ~sr 6s.-ha get fl rsf . s'rS
-iih n Chies1a. Bu IA { Qtues
asn-ssi n e1Eia' ers T<a ba-ia fipa
er = - we've s~nt iira To- ~ u'is oFa-
iBg. nj silrr x s-rchn-h ssrr -
.hsrEs.i slr rfts az 10 witch ~, IA %
.'.sir i-s;TsfiSE-. ;he e.. "a Sc - L.
tracked {; hss nee-u'e @tlet Ano z
TIA. i msn IA tn sf'i. -"si'd = :a-s 70
~OFk with ,he Bal HSJot HeH IL ts-
lizye,i tai 20 hiax 1ce9. b. 81 sene- ~
eaaBs- ~ >A-' S. >.-.er. eau pft-
', NJ ana,her i4-1r 4 ih ysid..
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-25

~retched men and women long condemned 70
safer me t5Ttares o. aysp psiA, flied with Ne
hope after a few doses 81 Ho-Ietter's Stou ach
fgtfeTs This bac ding hope blossoms into the fru-
tion ef certainty, II TIE Rit-ers fs persisted in.
II brine reprisvs to all dy-p. Pties whs seek H..
sid FlAfaaeI &c, hea tburn, sinking al The pit Of
the -.orAeh between meals, the nervous trs TnS--
and insomnia q which chronic lH,izH l. ne
pareut, tisappraF with their haiefai progenifor.
Most ben fer nj % .fomsebics, who ear No1-ef
hat in sssny ia=- aces II sraseus grateful elo-
lae, q in ihp-e who, benAffec ~ il. ,leak yospn-
taTiiy 10 b hzif- II re'lutFe- graphic prR %
deSerIs the fsrHrsis ~ dy-p, p-ia but ia msny %
te fe-tin aalal- received ty tn propg et5rs u III.
Bis7er-. t--- ar ror rsY~sf With vivid ,rgfhfai.
re-=- .lasss Ipsi..OB. 81 siasHss-, ua<csglr saehh
Try fsslsrial levers aal rf unsAii-m reiisrs d
hS L.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-25

l8H17 Ie6g- 4 % q. " Of this e y
els ~ shieni Lofty II Auausts neIl
raesi4y evening Aea bsrs and Their "a
R2s are Invited
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-25

~gpt Cnrier hai found it rather hstl
i1zjrg Ia piauog wster IN trent Of To
niv,r'sis. church some large baul lers
" ch required some lVsof trlhng anI
nj .ns 10 remoye b. NJ enconat,r.l.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-25
Chicago Market.

CHICAGO. Sept q.
FIpt-g-Fir-p, unchanged.
NHHAr-firur, higher. No. spring So; No.
red ~
Consecutive. stronger. No ,, t7fsi;i
oATs-Aetive. unsettled NO 2esS-.
RYA-6St
BAgLkf-75a-A
T'usN-CIo-ed steady at % s5sg.z5
LARIn-sfeady, 81 o2!as o..
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-25

Tie asss are now regularly displsysd
from the stat on the grounds Of the High
ard North Street Grsmma. Schsoi The
patriotic scholars may be depended on 10
see that there is no neglect IN d.splayias
the national eolors o. aIl proper occasisss
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-25

family. The other q aso a
co,tags, 2ix7s. sith ell - -, and shed of
good SIZE. Tais vas b''.t for Mr. Rober,
Boyd, shoemszsr in the employ Of Mr.
5. A Estes. All Is 81 mated on Srmaler
street Besides the work Of bniiding 'hs
houses ~ nave nsmei !. Mr. B'OSn has bad
a good lesl Of work Oh small jobs. all OF
<hich has kept him and his men very basy
al throu IN the season
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Labo Congtess IA New South w lee
CIosss lts L4b1fs

SIDNEY, n. S. W. Sept n The lsh9i
corgte,s finished work today after decpii :
make a j lsl appeal 10 employ ers To h '.'l
a conference with the men The coa2rts'
.dbersd to the decision 20 call ont ihs
hearers. -seiren and o,her emp Dyes Il
s0ol t-sdA. l. il con -ilerea dJul ttu
she her III men IS body vii res 2ond Il
tie call.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-25

The e1earriou yesterday u th4 NAiio lsl
Soldier. Home At Togas "a, paif0nizsI by
far Eumber Of people, thong the num
Der was cot so large As the reaseaible rates
ani attraction. offered ought to have called
pat. About Is came down from Skow he
zau and Fairfield AMI - Eekrls sers sold
rom thu. station
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-25

Mr. Water Kssin-oa OF tbs e1'y va
as,sea foreman of the grand isry az tie
! Cart new il ssss % AZ Portisai-
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pr J F Hill vas summoned to Augusta
o testify in the malpractice case on trial
b fore the Superior Court in session there.
Ihj. Is the same case on which there wss 4
disagreement. when before the c-u;; here
lsst June
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-25

H. " Clay Of JetTrr o9, one ~ thu
PRISON and jtl irspec.o-s, va, in th' ciy
yesterday morning On h.s way to Portland
abr with Col. Marx Wertworih, of Ait
ts'y also member Of hr board. he will
nsrect the tlub Rand conn'y idl. lie
s.l insp ct tho jul At Augos'a on Thurs
j r. TIE statute reqmrc1 hat the stste
1r .on ,fail be- insp ctst once each year
al the conrtf jsi' once every tire,
mar'hs TIE itspcc'or' are just com
u- nr.ng iheir work or the third qlsrstr
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-25

The report in genera! circulation re
sad printed in yesterdays Journal. that
a man hsd been killed at Nsison, wss IN
correct. workman was Injured there.
however. aud this is doubtless what save
Use 10 the story
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-25

NASHUA. y. H., Sept 24,-The shift .
-nxine Albany, of the Boston & Main,
rs l'oad. in passing the bridge over The
lacks IN ComPanys cana. ton ght, jump
the track and plunged into tae canal u
.eet below aaA II nov lies in aeoGt 6 fee
II water The engineer went down wiki
he engiae. b1t escsp i by swimming t,
Il; biax although someuh.t injured ab3u
the legs Tn nremsn jumped.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-25

Fosr eafl0sds. about $50 sxeu'siorists
ailval al ter O'Clock ye'terfsy from skoT
iegaa. Wat rifle. WinsIo~ srd othei
. iats Up river They we're immediate
y io,ei zcSa'. the bridge 10 the ksnrebet
-enirsl "a road ard taken u the Sstlona
lone svss ore Of t. best looking par
ia Il the srasou.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-25

Mr.. f. 7. wyuSn. ct the Sen insl, vho
vino has occupied his old room at South
College since commencement. saested there
the other day, sud now has a very pleasant
M-. Thomas. OF Elm street
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-25

GARDINER LOCALS.

oalesr DaalaS = osseia'inz a. Merrill
cx, duf.az he race.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-25

Depaiy e s. azr,hai Norton has beer
n eheIssa aad vicinity for the past day o
80 Fumm0Bigg sitnesfes in The Chelsei
AMOR cste. soon to b. tried before the
United States Court q. Portland.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-25
Another Candidate for Governor j.
Feonsyivahis.

HARRIsHrEG, Perm. sept. 2i.-Tne Pro
hibiioa state Committee mt here ~
craoon aul MN mated John D. Gill .
.Eestmorel,ni for Governor. 70 take IT,
place of Charles Miller of Venaag9, VII
iechne (.
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Epileplic Fits Cured.

~ rpred7 tas been =rceeszfrI7 ssee oyet
tSrls7 yss-s th@ frs. - tirst being permanently
ea-sd. IL Ia often card pren ~ fi.s has
Fataei as4y 1t not e1fe ysaf !, - "a: NJ n ;ais
% powder form, ar ~ ~ eIg-ees Il yous *
pen'e. q msi5es post5std. The ,esder u sa.-s5s
prepared 80 ~ use often besEF exprsss
ch.Fges. Tessiclnf for Sas rsoa.t,, az-ne, tao
nonfk-. - ~ T.. =. Erase. Dssxssfs. fpover. Ne.
sgTldsEty
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Tie Hatch family -euniOh recently he'll
here at TIE home Of ". II. Hatch, tn
.ho -maksr, was an Interesting occaiion ard
bal some novel features. Five trotl er'
ae-e there III their families, ard all Of
10 'se 90 hers are sEcoes.ful shoemaker.
,hieh vas the TIA ie Of their faher befor
~. NJ
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-25

The Misses Hansc9m are making soas
iapruv emenis about yhyir sstdsn on c, l.
iese street.. Some old bulldogs are being
removed ahich " il, give place TO something
new lhs To- is oae cf the best on the
.t-frt
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-25

The road machine WIS out yesterday
,no1ih,1g W mo OF the principal streets.
lhera ar mary who think l. ought t, have
been used N tli. way god des! NOR
han Il has this season.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-25

Maiden, Mass, Sept 2t-An unknown
sailor belonging % a vese, at NJ, sir wharf
va- struck by the / 80 Bottom train il $
afternoon and instant Killed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-25

WIS. q ilfz iilt- = laog.og from ta'
s-ea Atase % sr1nssiek avenue NO rh'
l..t.. form. r.y oseH9isd b II G. Wa.
4sttn os Neal street
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-25

Geo Eode1isk workman employed at
h Kujt ~ rbocker houses. in lifting ke
# cs Ia shay morning h'nss blood yes
sci 10 the ns. AMI suffered 40 severe 3
l1s- q j, ot that up3n rearhiag Or. KIM
,all'. eaisr he ia Ht d several times. Thr
loclor Il ally succeeded IN stopping the
a,m rrhsRe and ye't rlay the young mte
~. 10 pravIog
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-25
FAIRFIELD LOCALS.

Mug. Laudiag al the Opera House Sat
irlay ight, ard the PROSPECTS, seem TO be
iood fur pref able business.
Txo fellows were up here from oakland
yesterday forenoon, AMI ore Of them did
40. con 'act himself as WIS propsr sql the
result was he f5uni himself in the lock-ai
There are 700 cords in the poplar drive
5-lorgisg 10 Heary Fogz, which the sh
.a'er Of last week brought iown the river
.hor, orl.r. Mr. G. orge Cotton IS nov
looking after j, at the P shon's Fsrry boom.
But little of The 'iab.r will be los, and
the owner thi1ks he i. fo. u-ate.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-25
Rain ard Wiad stoIm at Haverhiii
~ H

HAvERHiLL, y. II Sept. y A violent
ram an i siad storm swept this locality hst
hight, dong considerable dsma9e 10 ,r,e-
nj property at Center iiayerhill.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-25

DE- Small, presiien' of the I aiye-.ity, ,
vent as far south as KlchmoGd. part
j: the trip being made BY wa'er, 90 account
1t the hay f-y-r shish b. wished 70 b. nd
II The rrsal: vas all tina he hoped for.
snl be come, bsc1 to bis worx in perfect
'.eslth, fac, on whch he receives many
e1ngratGl itioas from hi. numerous friends