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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-10
x.rr.hsc Pomon. ceasss.

Kennehee county Pcmons CIR sege met
in regular meeting with iisehfieif
Grange At North Lirchtield "Wednesday
Oct. l. IL was very fine day. In fact
too fire. for many members felt that
they must be Al their farm work. There
was net s large attendance, but very
interesting and profitable msetiog held
in the church At ln.5o, Worthy Mas
ter A. c. True called the meeting u
order, ard upon the secretary calling
the roll of officers, the W. l.. Chaplain
aud 6. h. were absent. G. 4 Metcaif,
q. X. Palmer, and John of Pist>tor
were apgsointsd 10 nil those same Pc
siriens Two sisters were instructed 10
the Pomona degree As the church Was
ncs convenient place to confer the de
gree ia full form VI was abridged An
able address by C. a. Netcalf W. L.,
was listened to with much interest.
There WAS quite an animated discus
sion of the question: ais IL for the In
terest of the farmers TO farm upon .
large scals:' by q. X Palmer, W. II
Keith, ]. II Moore also John Parintor
and b " Stinson of Ssgadshoe county
and others Nearly all were Of the opin'
ion that more Of a high pressure scale OF
farming would be beneficial Brother
S,inson thought we were buying tot
much commercial fertilizer. that ",
cannot afford 10 sell hay III 81 per ton
better keep stock sId feed the hay ant
have barn dressing to use. Brother Pur
inton told why he raised Us stacks oI
tiue yelio eyed beans this year. fol
-four wears he WAS on the board of selec
men of his town ard last spring wa
dropped, therefore he found he mus
"serarch for living"
Fine music both vocal and instru
mental through the day was highly en-
| loved. Brother H. $. Blue of Mon
mouth music teacher was orgsnisf
| Clayton's Grand March by Sister Carri'
s Blue and song, Watching by III,
Garden gate, by Sister NJ. Viola True
| W. Ceres, were particularly pleasing
| 4 notable feature of this meeting wa
the fine exhibition of fruit, vegetables
| painting. etc., brought by the wide
awake patrons of kennebec.
The dinner should not pass unnotiee,
as most certainly it did not NJ the time
The members from Sagadahoc fuli'
maintaining their reputation to perform
this part of the program One lor.
I bic was SET in the old fashioned gal
,erv, many thinking this the best pur
,ose such a high gallery was ever nse'
| or.
At different times through the day tn
W. NJ. gave instructions coming from
| W. state Master Prince in regard t
points of the unwritten and genera
work in the grange.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-10
STATE NEWS.


Rot KIASn.
Eisarl Snow, while at work In kiln one
night last week, met with an accident from
which it was first thought that he might
not recover. While engaged ia Lighting a
gasoline lamp. it exploded. setting fire to
his hair ard clothes. The workmen's
p,omptness in extinguishing his burning
clothes was AL that saved his life. His
lead wss terribly burned, one ear 50 bad
that smpu,ation is thought necessary
Medical al vas at once secured, and he is
nov improving. "A grand foot race is soon
- % cur in TINS city open to the State of
Nan l. viii he four hour go-as-you
il.ss raee i0r a prize of 500. Many en-
tfies have alreaiy been made. The date
st is October, 18th, to take place in the
Opera House.-Rev. W. S. Roberts, who
ila' been for quite a number of years pas
tor OF the Frat Baptist church in this CITY,
has received call 10 go to Hyde Park
Mass. His decision has not yet been an
no,nced Rev. Warren appebee, the we'll
known minister of Vi1alnaven, has also
received call to psstorate in New Hsmp-
SHIRE ami will probably sccept.-The Com
fucfcih Union Telegraph office in this city
OF enei Wednesday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-10

In the use Of food the Americans are
i.rish and even wassefll Ia calling A.
,ensson TO this fact ] r Dodge states that
tsr~as Britain Consumes Al average meat
ration nos over two-thiris Is large Is the
Ameriean France scarcely half - large,
and Germany. Austria and italy still less
The average consumption of naezt IN the
United states Is probably net less than
f-5 pounds per annuza. OF other civilized
nations only Great Britain ssreszis 100.
and many scarcely average ffss pounds,
The consumption Of the cereals IN this
eonnrry by ussn and beasS Is three times
as maeh in proportion TO population as in
Europe.
For the psst tcn ye1rs The average has
been forgy-tiye baShels for each unit OF
population. while the usual European con-
sumption DOES uet greatly vary from SIX
teen bushels per annrta. While all this IS
not used as iood fer uaan. no small part of
II contributes TO the inear supply In the
consumption of fruits the difference be
tween this and other countries Is marked
small fruits. orchard fruits of all kinds,
aud tropical fruits. as well rs inelons OF
many varieties. are in prcftIse ami uniser'
sal daily use in cities aud towns, and IN the
country the kinds locally cultivated are
still cheaper and more abundant. The
consumption Of vegetables Is not excessive
New York Commercial Advertiser.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-10
Few York Produce Market.

NEW YoHK. Oct. .
FLoUR--Receip.s. 20 33 pkgs; exports, 40.
bis, sales, 20 100. Repea. quotations inclsd
iag City mill extra, - 0osf5 Is; patent, s5 20;
90 Is; superhnc a. 00at3 81, extra No. 2, - 35i
Is 20, winter wheat low grade, o. 6D4S4 20; Min
nesota extra, a ioas4 IS, southern -four dan
rye -four quiet.
wHEAT-Recsipts 600 Exports, 2i3oo sale
2l,os; higher No. 2 sprins--; No , red, " a
q. No red, .giis,05, eievi .0si lob ~ 4i1si
de.iy'd, No aard. !i3iaii5 No northern. .37s
.O'4.
hrs-frm; state. 7ia7i; western, seazl.
bARLEr-9uiet.
CogS-R-ceipts. 30 $50, exports. $500; ssies
81 GO, higher; steeDer, 55is5S, Soz, - s57
store and elevator. 7.sS.t asoaf.
OArS-Reoeipts, "a. ~ exyorfs S2s 81 es, l07.
ooc, dali. No s.i2ai2l. &c whit ifa4l No s..ff,
a. Ito Ehite. isi f15t No !. Is; do ~,ise. i6ais,
Mix-t Western, ilai6i; white do. iisb4.
CoFFEE-fair, Rio. fair. z
SuGAa-kaw firm. refined firm: demand
fair, crushed 53a5S extra crushed. ssa5f; whit.
extra crushed. .sa5l; cut loaf u uslniaied, a.
PETRoLErz-steady, 79asi.
Pogx-qgie.
BEEP-steady
LAED-duli. western team, ~ ij ass so s.o'
ing ~ 40. city steam, a. 05 refined daIl; coutsnea
% 55afs 3 /, 3. A. q Is.
svrrER = quiet. western dairy 7lail. d.
creamery. :7a23
crEEsK-stronger. quiet; State, 7asf; fancy
9lagfs.
sr-sgsts to Livsrpoo; weak.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-10
Texas Steers in a Freight Train Col
liBion.

Macon. Mo-, Oct. 9.--Ths morning,
near Ethel, on the Santa Fe Railway, two
freight trains collided The trim going
east was loaded with Texas ca tie. Several
steers were killed and others escaped from
the cars.
The latter became enraged when they
saw the dead ones. The trainmen escaped
unhuit. but had bard work to get out of
the way of the angry steers. The cattle
had 10 be shot before the crew could 20
near the wreck Thousands of dollars
worth of freight aud rolling stock were
destroyed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-10

Sorusn II. FAY. OF The nrm Fay & seet.,
wsas through here 70 Brnassick yesterday
-h4ra bs expeess - - Il saae Of the ma
etlnss IN d 1t his establishment. He tells
u, that business i ali Iies'y started up IN
the sssditiaa whith has tesB Esde 70 taeil
shop this seasea, erss Of rs men 5eiss
row constantly employed. They hsvs
orders aAsst. AID theY eortnne to come
rshs alanz. This is enc Of the eaterFrss'
that Dext<r counts ca a. real estate. VINO
ever else CONES aad go,s. ihsy kaow thai
Eay & seafE ere "s.ayefs
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-10

eo-psrtaeFship. which dates from July
LIST, 1890. has been formed. under the name
and Vie of Maine Manufacture z Gem
piny, the members Of the firm being
Ncssrs John E. Cotton and |. F. Stevens.
This firm is enarely distn from the cor
pora'ioa Organized under The lass Of Mass
achusetts, with the same name but the
business carried on will be mainly the same
Ne that carried on by the old corporation.
THIS is one of the important local enter
pri.es, aud gives employment to quite a
crew the year round.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-10

" ooLN ttH-
Mss May Corliss who was so very sick
wi h typhoid fever in Canada has returned
hGme Samuel i Buck, j., and John
Henry ] iboe It's were home from Bowdoin
5andsy.-B archie Davis and Harry Haw-
theTne are finding the Bath High
s. hcol Mr.. Fred Leonard and family of
Ma hua, n. II, who have cen visiting 10 town
have gone 10 lie vision prior to returning
h1me. Fred Is Wooivich boy who is
doing good business az a book bindr il
Nashus.-rhe Grsngers aie active in their
preparations for the oomit z ART he
CorRregsii mai society of Sequssset are
repairing their church 10 good syle--Mr.
Guar, STATE missionary las been preaching
at the Baptist church Mss Annie Carter
has returned from visit to her grand
mother in Mas - Miss Cora Carlton is at
home sf.er spending few weeks 10
Roslin "a ., Mas Mess. Ciesys land
Buck AID Wnslia Reed hsye opened a
81 .cksmth shop at Sagsdshoc Ferry.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-10

The yoaaz peotls eoaase'ei ~ith the
Unigersal5st sosisty Of this city sre n1S
sshs assing 5hs operstls The seven Oh
Laeies Of Lavender Tosn AID viii bring
/; cut at Ciy Hal the latter part OF the
present mengh. The lesding characters
vii be prof. Lish niHz Hssk;ns, by Mr..
+ W. Brown, and the "Daehsss Of TIDY
Town, b. Miss Edaa Maxwell There
will be the cid ladies'. and the sax-works,
making fifteen in the company. After the
entertainment it is understood there will be
a dance. ard a very pleasant time is looked
for
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-10

know farmer who ''renovated" an
OH row of currauts in this way. lie cut
out all the old wood aud pruned the
roots. He spaded up the soil well, and
worked manure into it. Then he put Old
mortar. sand. aud the like about the
bushes to keep the weeds from getting II
start. lie allowed the hens to wallow
in this, and they kept the worms from
depositiug eggs in the soil and preying
on the bushes. The first season the
canes made II growth of two or three
feet. Only four We're left to plant
The second year he picked oil all the
blossoms and nipped of the ends of the
bushes. They sent out many branches,
and the third year he had Il good crop of
iiue, healthy fruit Perhaps i, would
h We been AS well to start new bushes,
1t he is under the impression that h
gained something by saving a portion OF
the Old ones. - l'ick's Magazine for De-
taber.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-10

\ story which is told about Il prominen,
politician of Illinois shows " hat social at
tentions were heapefi ou Col. Cody when
he was in London The gentleman from
Illinois was in London, and wenI 70 call OF
Mr. Phelps, the then minister, To whom hs
had letter of introduction. Nest Ameri
cans who get acquainted with their min
ister ia London ask him for tickets TO tbs
ht.ise Of COMMONS, certain number OF
which lie receives. Mr. Phelps, in the
course of the conversation with the Amer
can, expressed his regret that be could not
give Linn u ticket To the house al commons
- be had already promised all that h'
would receive for the next six weeks.
My dear sir, don't bother about il, re
piled the visitor, Il have already got 1
whole lot OF them from Buffalo Bill
Colonel Cody had become acquainted with
80 many members Of parliament that h,
had an almost unlitslI;e,. supply Of ticket.
to the house VI commons, which be distrib
uted with liberal hand among the Ameri
cans whom be met New York Tribune
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-10

At farm in the district Of Forest Hall
one Of brood Of chickens Was lamed.
Unable TO follow the hen in lis search for
food the chick was soon half starred. The
chick was missed, and next day WAS found
lying with three kittens, the mother Of
which gave the fiedGling every attention.
Every day the cat has carried the bird in
its mouth into the farm yard, where it has
obtained food, and rs regularly conveyed
it in tine same manner back to lie with the
kittens. Through the care Of puss the in
jured limb is growing stronger and the
chicken is thriving .-Feathere World.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-10

After a lingering illness for some three
years psst. Mr. Charles B. Patterson passed
away "a; b $ home in this place early yester-
dsy morning.. Mr.. Pa'teyson foaRii' in the
Civil War, and is = member Of Heath Re
lief Corps of Gardiner. HI. lness and
dosth vas caused By diseases contracted in
the army, he being member OF the h
Maine Battery. some three years ago he
rec ivsd partial shock which iojured his
speech. and since thea h. has been steadily
faliirg Two months ago he took TO his
bed and has neysr been able to rally. He
was forty-eight years of age. Fuaeral
sunday NJ 1t at Rar dolph Methodist church.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-10

Rehsrs Esfh. who il ia the employ OF
The AEssr.cxa Express 60. in Aiisaakee-
son Of Simeon Kgssh Of this city, srrzved
hare "Wednesday nlstt. beiag called on az
eoans OF tie critical condition Of his
bsotlser. s.61sy EsiEh. xhe has fesn cen
s=sd 70 his bed fsr ~ CT ssysa weeks
ao5ers has moi sees here hsisrs for shsps
ssven wears. shsriss kesta, cns eff the
ssssse csa'rsl snsise r., hss se~no6 da'y
the past vssk IN seeoant of his hr9.afr's
eonl.t.0a-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-10

There lived in Athens some six hundred
wears before the birth of Christ a very wise
and generous man named Scion. lie was
"A rich merchant as well as a great scholar,
and on account of his wisdom Is consid-
cred as being the most noted of the Seven
Wise Men of Greece. Scion proposed good,
wholesome laws, which his countrymen
gladly accepted, and under which Athens
enjoyed IA period Of peace and prosperity.
There lived in Lydia, a country in Asia
Minor, a very rich King named Crrsus,
who invited Scion to visit him. When so
ion had beheld all the beauty and splendor
Of the palace he was asked by Crtesus il
ever lie had known happier man than he.
The answer was. Yes, an honest man,
who had good children and died bravely
in battle for his country The king WIS
disappointed, and asked if he knew any
other man more happy than he. Scion
answered that he had known two loving
brothers who were kind to their mother,
and had died tranquil death while pro
vding for her Crcesns was much dis
pleased, and asked why he should not be
considered happy To which Scion replied
that no mans life could be judged whether
il he happy or not until the end OF it.
Crusus was afterward conquered by
Cyrus. king Of Persia, and sentenced 10 be
burned to death. When on the funeral
pyre he cried out in agony, 20 Solon' q
Solon." King Cyrus asked why be called
on Solon, and when Cresus had related
what Scion had said Cyrus freed Crusus
and honored HIM as long as he lived. Thus
Scion was the means of saving one king
life and Of instrneting another.-School
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-10

A party of four or five local spoItsmen
returned LAST night from four days trip
il tire Dead River regioE-anl when they
struck the town they were sight to behold.
While a5se mt they were oyertskel by a
snow storm, ard had 10 go through snow
five or six inches deep. Net beiag pre-
pared for sleh emergency, tbcy had a most
disagreesbls experience. They succeeded
il 5. cariDg one psrt,idge.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-10

Tic busy Fairfield Journal olfca is more
tusy than ever sirc- the publication Of the
four additional papers has CONNER ed.
The scheme seems TO be taking well in the
plac for wh.ra ,hese sheets are published.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-10

This is what you ought to have. in fact,
you must have it, to fully enjoy life. Thou
sands are searching for it daily, ard mourn
ing because they fad il not. Thousands
upon thousand. Of dollars are spent annual
Is BY our people in the hope that they may
.tsin this boon. And yet il may be had
by all. We guarantee that Electric Bit
tsrs, if ssed according to directions and the
use persisted 10. will bring yea Good D.
zes;ion ard Gust the 5emsn Dyspepsia and
ar,aii ias'esi EIpepsY. We recommend
Eleciric Bit:ers for Dyspspsi. AMI all dis
eases of Liver, Stomach an Kidneys. Sold
at soc. and sI.oO per bottle at o~diteh,
webss=r & Co, Druggists.
zrpTtiandf xehwtr
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1t'aterrille advertisements.
Tie Bin! Mad, |. See!

DIR. Frost has treated eyes that have been
b iBd ahd apparently tead fo- "a years. and
brought them 20 hight and such wonderful results
should be proclaimed TO the world that vii who
afflicted with blindness eye diflicultle, may
avail themselves of ha remarkable skill. Read
the TO lowing extract from letter by Mr.. Aleck
Bgrfi of North |assalboro
About AZ years ago ny eyes were seriously in
ilred BY an cxp losion Of powder, one eye being
nnpleley lost, ana the other so affected that tor
81 years was in total darkness. ! WIS under
treatment at the Eye Inhrmary at Boston tor four
months. but received 10 ben ut. Aftersard was
treat d By practitioners In Lowell, Lawrence, Ban
gor, Bosioa aud other places. with no better re
suits and then gave up In Despair supposipg my
cnse was a hopeless ore. About seven weeks ago,
by the sdyice Of friends. consulted DR.. Frost o.
Natervilie. who, after examination, said that my
eve was living aud That there was one chance In q
hundred for me to recover my sight though he did
not advise me TO take that chance, bn 10 do as
! thought best. / finally decided TO make another
attempt. and can say that in the short time DIR
Frost has treated my eye, have received more
benefit than from al the Others have employ l."
ALECk DUBkiLL-
No. yassalboro, July 20. isgo.
In,
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The rev stores On Main street sre grad
uslly gstt.ng into shape. ard the most of
them will probably De occupied inside of a
fortnight. The counters, shelving. cases.
etc are teiBg put in place, the painters
are getsiag in their wsrk, ard everybody
seems bu.y- These ner stores viii sdd
immensely to the facilities for doing BUSH
ness ia this city, and those rho have eansed
them to be built. should receive due credit
for the enterprise which they have shown.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-10

The Best salve in the world for Cuts
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fevei
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains
Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and posi-
lively cures Piles, or no pay required. j
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded. Price 25 cents pc
box. For sale by Bowditch Webster & Go
augGeod6wly
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II you will send us your s3dress. We vii
nail you our illustrated pamphlet explain
ar, all about DR.. Dyes Celebrated Electro
We sic Bel. and Appliances, and theil
charming effects upon the nervous dsht.i
ta.ed system, and how they will quickl,
restore you to v;gor and manhood. Pam
phlet free. II you are thus afflicted w
will send you Belt and Appliances ON I
risi-
vc,saio Bell CO., Marshall, Mich
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-10

Adsmsoa's Botanic Balsam 10 eempoun-
ded Of the best concentrated extracts Of
hsrxs, roots ADD gums in the world. 1t is a
safe saa ielisbse medicine. pleasant to the
asfe. ard cnres corghs. coids, asthma and
Group. Yen can find it at oil drug stores.
oet6dkwfolru
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COLBY UNIVERSITY.

Go ordinate Ceiierss for yearg men xad young
Eemea- Severity second yesr begins sspteus.ssr
a. Fnxt-ela-s college edsezsissH at minimum eN-
pense- Annasi Prize sesela~-htp Of . sssss
10 ynHng and another Of equal aanant to oenS
w5rse g, OF Class entering In isg0. Scholarship al
iowaaces Of tisx for the COURSE 70 ~ .tBdrnts
whose work and deportmeut eoma~ ads,.e-
Address PRESIDENT SMALL
xzfe vile, Mama
Mention this paper-l ialyzsde stf
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Mrs. WinsIow's Soothing Syrup should
always be used for children teething. j.
soothes the child. softens the gums. allsys
all pain, cures wind colo. and it lie the beet
remedy for diarrhea. twenty-five cents .
hottIa feh9adM Wc,lEv;lwIv
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~ s,~~~x q ss.,,.e%t. ~.v< !.
MslsE CsSTHtl Rslla0ls.
Arrangement Of Trains In kirest Oct.
In, issO.


Ua,sl .sr.ser astspa ,rsin. leave sesp.a- -
tcs;ess;
EatSss ssas>T.-x.se A. NJ. sos ls.a..s,s
gs.ksnaa. P&rtsssi. nrxtan aHa Monsvvs.i %
A. " tas Naliawe.,, ssssstner ned sap'h ';,-sS
aes. ,a,e A. n, ~ lewiston, fsrs ias-on.
fsr nalihwelt. Gardner ege >en'h Ga liner:
saS =, NJ @r Ssank'slek, hAso. J.. etiata'
no.tiarst and Rcs4ss, $50 festesl pott
tSri sad Hassca, ats Z " t,s 3S.lae Enh
man 20. i.awsssae. ess rowland A0d RI 500.
GosTe eAST~s 10 a. n. tr'shs Slfes., IA.
Skewhs sar. bsRrus. Rsr HSrses, ~ Stsaara.
81 iahr snd ArUasfees Cosaiy; ga 4 ". ~,
Natsrxire. ard SkeStcgaA. a,st T. NJ
eek ,rcssf ieE wa's-si,0s, ,Newro'i, Na' sor.
SiS 4 u, ief wsferae. SSo@sesas, nj
81 stephen. ), sahu snd srees.A,l coftY al
A. -.N 4 NJ ,Sfta, days 0alyA tls = sitsv.ie.
sunday PAPER tsSta 10 watefysile AL ts-sssl j..
9.n A. NJ
The Iisxat ralirnss Egslas gNa es0a way ever,
nteht. Sanaav. iaesaeVa. Bat net 20 Ssowhesaa
on Me~ssay mosasars, or TO h.ifas' aud DcxieF.
or boy and Bangor, On Sunday NJ rnings,
The day express iraias ,,lns tastst s.tSr, NJ.
nd West At ie.ie A, IL. rnn daily, sundays 10
GUIDED. between Boston, bangor aud ST..
John.
AccoswonsrEoS THAN Tor Augusta
,Nayes soa;h Gardiner, a.ss \. NJ, 100 ara ass
b. NJ Gardner. 6,'0 A. X 10 ~ as +. NJ.
ia lowell. e.9 p - and 4.sp 2. v.
Threlg a tickets 90 rsiiroroga snd sii poiais
South sLd Mest gaY be bad ct y, y, Wsisrr,
tiete. Szsli Augusta. the gplv otioe srI'ipy va
Al roHsss AMI ehe9king an esgGsgc .rs, d ex.
peuse.
PAysoS TUCKER, Vice rrca \ Gcn'i Mapagcr.
" y. poorHEN. Gee' Pass. and riesoi ag',.
Portland. Oct str. 1870.
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VINO viii be the new street commits
sloner. i. the question that is now fire.
quentIy propoanded. A. the people talk one
with another and it is expected that the
question viii be settled tonight IL Is most
earnestly to he hop d that the choice will
fan upon a go0d man fer ,h 5 responsible
and important position one who rot only
has atura ability but who has had ex-
periepce IN ,his Mind of work. There
shoali be no political fayofi'ism shown in
making this choice, the questions to be
asked should be. can he make good road,
and will he give TO the city all that he can
return for the money which they put in
hii hands 10 BE exps nded upon the city s
roads The importance of the Office to be
4 d should not be overlooked.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-10
Chicago Market.

CHICAGO. Oct. 0.
FLOUR-Firm, unchanged
WHsAr-Ftrrn. higher. No. spring Qsfs99i
No red r., ssat.
CoRS-AcSiye, stronger. No. 2, 4,ls50.
OATs-Active. unsettled. No. 5es sseI
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-10

The vegetable dinner given BY the Ladies
Aid Society Ia G.. A X. Hail yesterday v as
no. very well pa,ronized. The dinoer was
excellent ueyerthelsss. The supper ard
entertainment in the evening were bettt
attended thar st noon, All the la1ies will
clear gate litsle sum for the benefit ef
the Randolph church.