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The daily critic., 1890-10-24
WANTED HELP.

IvANTED-A WIN WOMAN no COOK,
w iron and do the work Of small family;
must 90 home nights ana bring city refer
rnces 9t1 SIN ~ u gt3t
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Something About Aroost7ck

Ed,toys Of the keBnebec journal;
L. your is,as q March 90. 7 notice al
inqnir, regarding tie Aroo.toos county
from Hyde Park Mass, by Melville +
Noucil hos Iwid. with your p. fr.i,sioN
sasas a f-r words al enesarsrH pert t. Mr.
N,-,..ii or auv el-e who may wish fl'
utlar information am native IF
.inc M, siou' 30 wears Oil ali am well
i,si,G up ~ Name all sir-. have lived IN
Aeo"s'poS siE wears At the 'lne M. /,
family Of snllll lht;tfon AMI hal to WORK
frr Among. Ny bLaucss too6 me al
through the comfy several lines. My cyl
and ears we're always op'n and feel that
| can give much Information that cal be
relied upon IN regard TO the ms and outs
liabilities aHl sources. sni other facts
psrlsUine to the county ArOo-t0ok i,ail J,
aye even more, than has yet bapn toll in
print The land IS easily worked aG1 very
productive ami all together crops are safe
and sure. The markets are good for all
that can be raised Thcy have 'hr hest of
schools and church privileges, and the
large villages have good water works and
electric lights, sooi backs, good printing
Offices. good doctors, sad plenty of lawyer,
and plenty of good stocked stores with any
goods tina, may be need Il for farm or family
use. The climate ia healthy, and the
winters are no worse than 10 the extreme
western part Of the State. know This for
have ilved N both ends of the State A..
for society it is NJ good az elsewhere IN
Maine do not own dollar in Aroostook
nor do expect to. What I say il from
experience aud my only motive is this, To
give "lionor where honor IA due. " but If !
had $40, 900 would invest $4,000 of it in
Aroostook soil at once, knowing what |
know.
Yes, it il q desirable place for honest
people, and there is no ri-k IN going to that
section aud investing there. | would Just
as soon winter there az at any place in
Maine and IT bad a family, especially of
boys, | would say TO them, go TO ARGOS
took by all n cans instead of going South
or West" When at Houlton, Presque Isle.
Fort Fairfield or Caribou you are just as
veil fitted for anything as one could be in
any part of the State. have been from
Bangor to Aroostoos by team thirteen times
and also BY rail. and feel as fhonah
could give correct information about the
county should any one wish
{ c. DEARBORN.
BELrAsr. Me. March IS. i,90.
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FARM NOTES.

The annual fair to be given by the East
Eddington Farmers club will be held Sep
TENDER 24th and 18th This is always one
of the most successful fairs held in this
section.
Mr.. Elbriige Dill, the great Hereford
cattle man of Philips, now has herd
which numbers forty Sven head, thirteen
of which are this springs calves and all
nicely matched. He has one yoke of oxen
that weigh nearly 900 lbs.
Mr.. W. f. CUMMINGS of Portland, who
has been buying apples in this county dur
ing the asst winter. has closed his business
for the season. He has shipped II, 300
barrels of apples about all TO England),
II 900 of which were raised in Maine. He
shipped twelve car loads from towns on the
Belfast branch. BE commenced t. buy at
Sl.1 barre! and closed at 81 90, bu. paid
as hi IA rs $500 for Roxbury russets. at
which price he loaded car. The average
price paid for lis and 2's was about 80 60 a
barrel The apples shipped from thus county
averaged about iify cents less barrel than
those from the centre of the State, owing u
the mixed grades and POOR quality. Some
grades were hardly saiable at any price Mr..
Cummings commends that our farmers
pay mere AZ ei ton ~ the raising Of apples,
by Cnriching their orchards, setting out
t'ses every year snj pruning and grating
the OLD tree, usi Z the Drsl standard stock
VIZ B4idvins. Roxburv rdsset- aud Ben
DAVIS Ole farmer IN NsSsaiboro sold
Mr. Cummings sbou, S35 10 wort1 from his
o., h ird, al OF A very NICE qIaliti. This
nIan keeps his ground very rich, and other
Ia
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A Maine Industry.

At the local freight sheds of the Grand
Trunk Railroad may be seen At Amos. any
time carlos Is of children's toys, in the shape
of express wagons of all sty les and sizes.
heelbsrrows. desks, tables, chairs, two
wheeled sulkess. four-wheelei spring
bosrds and step-laiders. wash benches, IRON
ing boards and numerous other articles,
which are manufactured in the town Of
South Paris by the Paris Hill Msuuf4ctuI-
ing company. They are sen; to distrib-
utlnx agent in Boston by the Steam Pa k, t
Company, and from there to all parts of
the country, mary carloads Of goods pass-
lng through here being marked for parti. 5
In California. Florida. Delaware, Texas and
Canada. Few people know the extent OF
THIS business, and it is interesting to xamine
the different articles piled up in the freight
house of the Grand Trunk.
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A Local Note

A correspondent at Randolph. Mr.. NAL
phA G. Dsvis, writes Us the following notes
of local interest
When the kennetec Bridge was built
across the river al Augusta, that town OF
granite lodges, in 1877, stone split from
boulders were used for the PIERS and abut-
ments. Three men Who hu It iii II houses
about 1901, sent TO Massachusetts a0d pro-
cured tue underpiunng at great expense.
Most of the stones of large dimeus ans
put toto the old jail built in lsos,
were obtained from boulders. The
first successful attempt at orening and
working ledge in tina, town was mad in
1925 by j Ma thews who worked with rising
sedges. Powder wa, rot used for blasting
upou edges until years later aud then at FIRST
with but one hole BY which large irregular
masses were thrown out Atter~ar1. tao
holes short distance apart were chsrged
and trej At the same time, by which long
straight seams were opeGed, sometimes to
the depth of six feet. These seams were
charged with powder and the mass grada-
ally moved from its bed, and then Gu, into
blocks suitable for use.
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Raiiroaos 4 STEAMBOATS,
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD.
arrangement Of Trains in Eject Dec.
3Oth, 1859.

Until further notice trains leave Augusta u,
follows
s;UING WEST-o.2o A. n. for Lewiston
Hockland Poi tland, Boston and Montreal, SIS
4. NJ for Halloween and ',ardiner, 1905 A. IL. for
Lewiston, Farmlngton. Rocklaud, Portland anG
Boston: 100 l.. N for liallowel and Gardner, 3.0e
T.. VI. for Brunswick Bath, Portland and Boston
80 7. VI for H1.loweu and Gardiner
1855 T. NJ. might Pullman for Lewiston, Bath
Portland and Boston.
GvING EAsT-s.l7 A. NJ might express fo'
>kowhegau. Bangor, Bar Harbor, St stephen
81. John and Aroostook County, $50 A. NJ. foi
Waterville, skoVhegan, Bangor. Is. 7. X. X. S.5,
T. Nj. tor Waterville, Ssowhegan Belfast, Dexter
Dover & Foxeroft, Bangor, 81. stephen, ST
John and Aroosiook County, and on saturday.
only at 80 +. VI. for Nateivile; Sunday paper
train for Wateryille and Bangor at 9.l7 A. NJ.
The Night Pullman Trains run each way ever,
night, sundays included. bnt not TO Skowhegan
IN Monday mornings, or TO Belfast and Dexter
Or beyond Bangor, on SUNDAY mornings.
Accom- MUDATlON TRAM leaves Gar
liner for Augusta at 7.45 A. NJ, Ito and 44j
z. NJ; Haliowell nj s.U2 A. NJ. LIS and SO.
T. NJ.
Through tickets to California and all points
south and West may be had of Il. II. alker
.ickct agent, Augusta the only office selling via
ali routes and checking all baggage free Of eX
pense.
rAYsON TUCKER, Vice Pres L GenI Manager
+. 4. 30 THBi, Gen'i Pass. and Ticket Ag't.
Portland, Dec. nth. isSY.
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Ii = hs-iy res'ih'e TO prepare a meti-
c.ir which IS so pleasant to the palate as
are HAMBURG FiGs. Or which is SO efiica-
cious in csses of constipation, piles, torpid
liver or sick hes4sete. % certs Dose,
Que Fig Mack Drug Co, y Y
sprleoafolrm
c. III Hathaway a commercial traveller
well known in Per land, is supposed to lie
one q toe victims OF the tornado at Louis
all
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& .'' ~ L ., ''- N
'a'e' VI ''A' avg" o
' o y ~
A-oI - ''''A'4 ~ 4-'-
t.iliiG'ea usass-eis' q i''s- saaie iia' ne isoi
n rsuas manner. seciahle ia disposition. =
s..f,stat,.r and .se.y. .,,,i N. Al in lis
-, WI
Ofs'eh-h sl4 iauas hsile As Nie io"'''a-
non of BIZ sud he has bulk 40 az estao-
i.brsa, ina, h.. had pronounced sac.
,A, -. ,.,i N.i,,
bie.a.9r sf - ara VAS oae OF ihs ni's'
prominent tsatases in the ei,cai, las, " ar
TIE y,:,...; - Commission ind. over
- =, >f.i,.,
MessFs- b + & h. IL sI.zss Ss-dihi
Palm has been barrel from Ihe colt sake
=. ,hs S,.,s E.;, ..Hs vc.,1 .c.ys avay
e'Tty soi' IN Tue o'a'e' eAP'"'Nsa 'aps'.1
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GOSSIP OF THO ORANGES

AT a late Getting Of Mt Vernon Grange
the claims of he Aulruseoggin Insurance
Company were presented by the agent, Mr..
Worcester,
State Lecturer Twitohsil of FAR field
gave a lee are in Town Han, St; AL AIS.
iuesdey, MereL %. Which we'll attended
AID inirr-si Z. Ia The evening SPECIAL
meeting n" i by the Grange for exem-
DNf. Ing tbe uuw-itien work. etc, winch
sss es'prl J Is. n. L scturer and Coun.y
DrpdN i-t'. OF SkJwhegsn.
Lsta* tsfs7ge will holi ia, meeting On
es'ur:4,. Ap-d IL Dnri1g me DAY the
fuiloAius question viii b discussed: Re
solved. That f'ui- growing is tie mo t
YroGtaole braUch 1T agriculture for this
STATE rhe Young people of the Grange
are soon to nave an entertainment at whIch
ths drama sly Brothers Keeper will 5e
presented.
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Try English Alternative, For sale by W.
A. Bibber, Richmond. maI7dtfnr
The Harper Notwithstanding Co.'S mill at
welchville was damaged by FIRE about
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Sixty three warrants we're issued at the
Police court during the month Of March,
ss follows. Drunkenness, 30; search snf
seizure. g. libel and IN onition, 6 search
for intoxicating liquors, 3; search for
stolen goods, /, assault anI battery, 2
tramp, Q; eyading fares, 2; shd ma!icicu-
mischief. |. For the same month last
year only twenty-rine warrants were is
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The Ladie. Auxiliary Of tae VI c.
cleared sl50 from the - Festival OF Days
The affair was complete success 10 every
way, and the members Of the association
FEEL truly graf. fol to the ladies' for the
wonderful aid and assistance which they
have given them 10 securing the Necessary
fund. to carry on the work among young
men in thn city
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Try Springsll's English Alternative Fer
sale by +, G. Kinsmsn & Co. Augusta
mSr7dtfnr
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HALLOWElL LOCALS.

The city assessors have issued their an
naal notice TO owners of taxable property.
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u. B. Conner. Of Randolph, vas awarded
the contract BY the Bridge Committee OF
the g. 1 X. bridge, Monday forenoon, l.
have the care Of the same fsr another year
The committee At their meeting also talked
over some plans in regard to repairs on the
bridge, but no definite steps wee 'axen
nor will be until later On.
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SOMERSET.
Sc. Adams.

A young man named Wesley Frost, having
inhibited tol much tan lefoot, which aroused
ais fghung propensilies and disturbance
of the peace, was promptly arrested b,
Constable Libby. and tried before Justice
Baker Upon his telling where he got ire
ardent be vas l-t Ut by paving costs & ::
1t doesn't pay TO Indulge in TOO much
FIRE alter Ia our q ,iet villages Several OF
The boys had their colts cut on lnJian
Pond Saturday afternoon, trying their
tro.ting qualities, and some good time
was made for Ice ,roiting. There are
som. good ones in toxn which VIII sell
for cool prices when Old enough
One OF GU o.de,, citizens MIR Robert Cook
is on the sick ilst ard confined u the house.
Mr. Cook was Que of the titst settlers II
town Our oldest citizen is SIR. Joseph
Morrill, VIII, VAS born in 1900 and Is 80
years Old. He CAM here from Madison
when 20 years of age and has lived IN 1--we
10 years Mr. Merrill in spite of h $ 80
years IS quite hai- aud hearty and walks
with a qucs, active step when on the street
lie and AIS aged wife hnds home with
married daughter Mr.. AMI Mrs. j w
Chandler IN The r declining years Another
aged cn,ze1 is Mr. Johu Hilton who Is
nearly 80 and is cared for BY
Mr.. and Mr.. Hiram Marten.-
L. F. Emery has let his farm TO Ai-
BROTHER, and gone to rr1vide.ce, X. |. 10
work IN an Insane Asylum HIS sister.
Miss Sue Emery, is mairou of the establish
ms nj. and comneni- good salary i U
WiusloS, Egg TOOK 4 trip 10 Aroostoos
couLty last SEEK 10 look after his creamery
when he established al Fort Fairfield two
years ago.
Harmony.
There IS yet snow enough in the roads to
make good sieItipg and many are bus,
hauiing wood and umber.-Rev. n. K
Turner of Sebec wa. in town this week Wis
Ting oil frlen ls.-Miss Ellie Dtie of ParA-
Main.ireem.
North AnSoR.
The saox of Friday api Satar12v last
improved the tr4ve ling somewhat but at
this season We eau Ct no good going III
settled ~eataer-E Sht oxen and ten horses
came from the woods Friday. The creAs
VI mca are coming cut now very fast aud II.
& week or SO all lie winter VS. viii re
out.--TEe .igh 5 hGol ~xh .bition Thursdsy
hight was pr nouacei su cess. Tie
church y As Gro sded with attentive listeners.
ID la natloas or real4ng- were gwen by
Ielen Clark, John II. Bartlett, " lille
T. Hummer, A!Dert Niiias. Hattie Pease,
Ella A. NJ lay, Guy Il. Wait1n, William
II. Feh aud Herbert IL Moulton. These
parts were sper-ed with appropriate
muse On trilay evening following c.
Cured the sThdaailHg exercises, Whit h
were the list Ia the history of the town
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In the Police court Monday afternoon.
Charles Newell paid nne Of ti4 50 for
drunkenness and then breaking cut Of the
station house In South Gardner. Sunday
A pretty expensive frolic, and Charles
thinks he will quit after this.
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The manwho tells you confdentially just
what will cure your cold i, prescribing
Kemp's Balsam this year. In the prepare
ton of this remarkable medicine for coughs
and colds no expense is spared to combine
oaly the best and purest ingredients. Hold
. bottle of kemp's BsIsam TO the Ugh. and
look through it; notice the bright, clear
look; then compare With other remedies.
At all druggists See and 81. Sample bottle
free. marlldeod&w4w
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"Di-sases, desperate grown, by desper-
a'e arr suces arr relieved, o. NJ, al all -
The 2glat Of wisdom il to check them be.
fore ihay reach so far by ba ing bottle
OF Salvation Oil. Price Is cents.
"Cslspiracies TO seoqer should ne f1rmed
than execI'si." and a cald shouli 90 sano-
er be taken, than bnttie of DR. Bulls
Cough Syrup should he bought and used
according to the directions
fprldItfolYm
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+ RAN Kiln.
Wilton

The Franklin county ing which convened
in the Congrs gatioEal church last Friday
brought together a large number of singers
from all parts of the county. Al the con-
cert given BY The M IN the evening the house
vas flied TO oyerhDxing The second
lecture OF tbe couIse given under the aus
picss OF the Acaiemy will be gIsen Iaes-
day evening OF tsis week by Prof. WOODS
Of Bates Cullege.-1he sncF storm of
Friday has patched up the roa!' 50 We are
"a wing fire .leigiing Farmers are bring
ing in maple moasses at s. per gallon.
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MIR L. NJ. Hove, cur Haiioweil Cores
qoadent. having resigned his position, the
Jourssls work in that city will be carried
ON by Mr.. Henry Clesrsater, who is al
really we'll known ny the excellent news
pap wo'k he has done from there fer
Other papers.
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ono ENJo$S
Both the method and resu!,s vb
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is rIeas;..
and refreshing to the taste, and CT,
gently yet promptly on the Kidney.
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys
tenn efiectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habituai
constipation. Syrup of Figs is Tie
only remedy of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and ac-
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in SOC
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
giss. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA Flc SYRUP co.
- SAN FRANCISCO. CAL.
LOUISVILLE. ky. "tw y08K. n.y.
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salarriso.


SAG tpkHOC.
In Bath, March q. Daniel II Ham OF Bath, and
Miss laura A. STAN ey Of Islesfotd
>uNhEstr.
In Mercer. March 20. IRWIN J. Tracy OF Mercer.
and Miss Mary r Groves u >miihHeld.
WALDO.
In Belfast. March - NI,trcd Z. Jones and Miss
Battle l.. Gilmore both % Belfast
In HGrriN Marcd Is. hAgak Hatch OF Morrill,
ana Miss sarah J tlciueu,s Of iIpncDt
1oRk.
In Saco March Is. Edward Daran aud Miss
Mary u. Jordan.
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STATE NE " 8.


HoaLtoa-
NJ. ,Jsisa Wsr1 How If Bos.o7 ieiiy
cred her Iecru.e BEN IL. Of suafay. 10
Women. at the Opera II 1use Friday even
ing, to a large auiience 1t rave general
"a i.faction The Superior Court for this
county begins here AtEil lH. Judge Wm.
Robinson presiding. There is large
docket -The ann al town meeting viii be
held next Monday, aad there is TO be q
coates, over the y NJ K r vote
Mr. Lumbut will shox the people whg they
should vote for the road The roads are
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Ile0.


CUMBERLAND.
In Portland March q. Rober, Powers, aged 81
wear, moaths. March IS, MAJ iorie lydia infant
cHlid Of Lewis and Mary Ida >mit /: March =
Henry, infAnt son t.dw. :. and Elizs Huichin
son. sged. dA.s.
kESSEBEC.
In this city March 60, Thomas Z. MeGrath. sg,d
81 years.
In Rockland. March Il. usrei May. daughter Of
David and Adclla Kennedy, sgrd2 years monihs
March 10, John oDounell, aged ~ years March
Is, Ferry RAYMOND. infant son Of Wilbur J,
and Emma F. oNton. March "A, Lear der II
{ Tough aged So Years, 5 months.
In Ash Point, March Il. Annie Ellis beth,
daughter OF Charles and Mary Hanlon, aged L
years months.
PEvoBSCoT.
In Bangor. March "a. Fred P. son Of Harriet
A., and 6rnry {. lrask Of Vienna, aged Is yeArs,
q months and 70 days
PIScArsQrIs-
In Atkinson. Mach 10th. Mary Mason. aged a
years me nib.
WALDO.
In Palermo, March %. Hiram Evans.
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WANTED

VyyAN iEo-t apsble Cir tr general hoass
w work. Apply TO Mis- NJ. V. Chsss
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The Insurance Company decided that The
cheapest way of arriving at the settlement
OF the insurance made due by the fire in
R0weirs Block las; Saturday sas to have
lhe bu.lding repaired and pay the bin.
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Hello thsrel what's the matter with the
telephone? There's nothing wrong with
the telephone, but the fellow at the other
cyl has a sore throat and cannot speak dis
tipctl5. A bottle of Adamson's Balssm
would set him right. aprleod&eownr
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Corlaaa.

A number of business changes take place
here this spring j H. Steward & Son.
dealers in hirdsare 90 TO FoIcrof., a. d
are succeeded b. Mr. Faller from New
Hampshire. f Z. SprIgae, druggist.
moves his stock TO Bangor, and opens
new store on the West side. .. j. Doyen
moves into the Sprszue house. and occupies
the store As millinery esfabli.hment--
The ice houses are well filled, and business
in all branches furnishing.
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The steamer nojs VIII give IN Easter
bail at Wilson Hall next Monday evening.
Music viii be furnished by Deunis orches-
Ira aa,i 40 pains will be spared to make the
AFFAIR most pleasant one.
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Gray 4 AcCaasIasd have recently sold
their ice on Grs5s wharf to Ss~ York
parties for . satisfactory Gxure.
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hENNEDEC.


As B. +. Maxim was hauling wood with
his oxen he made miss.ep and one foot
wen: under the runner, with six feet OF
green wood on the sled No bones we're
br 1lscn bu, The foot sss badly h.uieed.-
fte remains Of Mrs Estelle Han Of OAK
land, vas brought her7 and buried Sunday
March 30. from the residence OF her father
Mr.. ALVIN Palmer -Bertie, son OF D. \.
Weeks. cut his foot gate badly with al
axe. last week Wild geese lave been tiy-
ing notth*lri las week - ihe hrst rHniAs
reported Ia tl!s section we're seen Marel y
M V.,ao,
a" Ao'io" as"'nS' 'i'e i-ai'es '-eii ~
nas peth eoilneH.en 10 recover innn-t uae
me 10y VI 'nE i''e san.e. d. nif''' >
nHn'ei IA in'hs rin'in,sua'',' f'u, y!
nsan' 'o""se. nu'ua"A VIZ 'aAr
lo",i us ''d s'ao,e ana JUN W '' pia0e =
oai t."se louse 20" Hsi9u.o. wan III
~, 'a' At''o' " n'' ~,
aiu ,1'", '"s 'u. I'M :, ~ ~ ~
has put up an extension to his stable, and
pr'poses to hn'il a carnage house and
henety'-f IS good sieigh!ns ana cold.
R,rers,de.
Our community was panied 10 hear of
the aeath OF oh1fies - k'o' ms the ohy
I T., ., JOSHUA T. n'oo'ns Vi ,ni' place'
a .e N'." III Auxu''d iast ,a,ufnay' aa'ca
-. ne vas respected ana pel'Ved 'y an
Una. h"e~ nun '"'le Oh 'he "'s wood pi'es
IN 'nis pace are oe'hs ma u'at'ureu Tor 'he
''o'e .. morse power instead OF hucA sd"
auu saw, ~ fse II st'y qulcA way oi
oi'ppsius U. "'eso"ie Jpo an'
~, ' i,',' ','1
cars and sent to ice men in Augusta The
sielghihg IN nus place Sunday was very
good ira d hooolns mas commenced tue
ouiiIihe OF uweiihg mouse Tor himsei1
anu ishi'y new H. u Iedcock many
t'ehus are pieasTd 10 know ne IS iast re
gaming MS usu II good heath--H IS NOT
thoueht 10 De saie 10 cross IN river Ga the
'ce At MS pace no" '-Mr' Na'nan uo'
VINO baa psraiyilc shoek ABOUT Two years
as' sun II "'a,''' III Sc ne P'ess cohu''ion
ou' 10 piooaof growing "eaAer
Branch Mills.
8,
c,h.l I1 -. - -
~, IN. o'o 81, III .oe' " N'""se
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Weeks Mills.
Mr. Eryene Pow. ,,r;ved Lac, S,,u-,t.,
from Providence to see his mother. who i,
dangerously i'll with pneumonia MIR Os
car smart and family, Mrs NJ r. Cosourn
ami Miss Minnle Flniny start TOR Montana.
MONDAY. Having leased their farm in
Windsor to Mr.. George Narney, who will
move from here Monday - Miss Georgia
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-04-01

HTANtEn-kir>t cla>s Ia. Al girl for dress
w making roosus- Aipy 10 Mrs oou a.
Cony ST. arrids
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-04-01

We regret 10 learn that NJ. NJ. Stone,
Esq. is 10 sever his connection as asen. Of
The kennebee River Mills in this city. He
has received most flsuering offer to take
the po,iio. as overseer of the Edwards
Company's mill n Augusta which he has
ace pied. He commences his duties there
to lay. Mr.. Stone has been a citizen of
Hallose for soout four years, and in that
time he has shown himself to be wide
lhe needs of n growing tosn, aud we are
therefore reluctant 10 part with him, and
We are assured that he will capably ill bis
Mr., Stone in his position here.