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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1890-08-07
1t is possible to live q Christian life

in any place. The Roman army was not
good school Of piaty. and yet most. II
rot all, of the centurions mentioned in
the New Testament were ''deyout" men
-Iai.ed Presbyteriaa-
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1890-08-07
FIR. UHYT'S
UIFE'S SISTER,
BY MARION HARLAND.
IcoPYRIGHT. lsOO.l
CHAPTER III.-coNTrruEn.

'She doesn't think she has any talent
for drawing, but she took lessons for
three months that she might teach me
how to shade and manage perspective.
and use watcr-colors. She and amuse
ourselves with caricatures and all that.
and I make drawings-very poor ones
TO illustrate poems and stories, while
she reads to me, and do little-you
can't imagine hoU little and how badly!
lin color. just bits, you know-grass
and messy sticks, and brambles running
over stones. and frost-bitten leaves
and such things. Hetty is always on
the lookout for studies for me. can
not sit up long enough to undertake
any thing more important il ! had the
skill. And shouldn't dare venture to
copy any thing really beautiful-such
Us apple-blossoms," with . short-livcd
smile at March that left plat between
her eyes.
lnterccpting TIetty's apprehcnsive
glance, he smiled in return, but forbore
to introduce the petition left with them
that afternoon. May had been stringent
on this point
Don't allude to it this EVENING" she
enioined upon him. Nothing IS in
worse taste than to use flrst call as .
lever for selfish ends. I'll run in to-
morrow morning. and try my powers Of
persuasion. Meantime, get your canvas
and palette ready"
Hetty's spirits rose when she per-
'ceived that the exciting topic was avoid
ed. The four were in the swing Of
merry converse when the clock struck
nine, and, as il he had waited for the
signal, Mr.. Wayt walked In. March,
who sat by Hetty, saw her stiffen all
over, and her eyes sink to the floor.
Hester began to cough irrepressibly-a
hard, dry hack, TO quiet which Hctty
went to get glass Of water. The pallor
of the pastors face had bilious tinge:
his eyes were sunken, his whole APP
'pcarance haggard and wild. Yet his
greeting to the guests was ELUSIVE. his
fow Of language undated. Neither
daughter nor sister-in-law offered to
second him. Hester's roses faded, the
evcr-prcsent fold between her eyebrows
was almost scowl. Hetty was coldly
imperturbable, and the Gilchrists soon
made movement to 60.
Mr.. Wayt stepped forward, airily, to
accompany them to the door, Hetty
falling into the rear and parting from
them with . grave bow upon the taresh-
hold OF the sitCing-reom.
M regards to your estinable pa
rents. sad the host On the porch, his
pulpi;-tone carrying far through tho
night 4 clerical friend 81 mine dubbed
judge Aaron liollingsled. Of Chicago,
an active elder in his church. and his
wife, !. 40 was q true mother in Israel
Aaron and herr already. in spirit.
apply the like titles to Judge and Mrs.
Gilchrist. It Is such spirited support
as theirs that upholds the hands Of the
modern Moses against the Amaleks of
the day. Thank you for calling, and
goodnight to you BOTH"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-30
cns.Aresla.asslsy.


IL vss festal day ~ Christ church, yes
serasy, being Chilsfsa's Sunday The
AsssI dxesss.io1s vsrs ehasse aai heausi-
full, snd = sheir arrsr semenss the highest
skill Ard the r9s. resae9 asts we're clearly
visible-
Tia chei. rail sxs divesssi Of lis asGal
drsyery ard sreaihsd With the vine Of the
purple vetrh. the piak blossoms OF tas
viexslla asd other choice blossoms AT
the sound Of TIE organ the precsssisa OF
Children marched up tts niHsale aisle.
sugisg their F-ocessiSnsI hyaa. open the
door for the chiI..rea;- and a. they ,cak
.hsi- PLACES tehici the H:wer sreashei
choir. mssse picture which viii ret soon
be fsryostsa BY those xaose privilege il
xss TO look upon it, The service was the
chl.arsn's swn. consisting Of responsive
reading. hyma and prayer. SeTsn children
~ere presented for the very impressive ser
Wee of bspsisGi, after xAi,h a Scripture
lessoa was reai by the past,r. Rev. l.. A.
Gr;saa. followed BY an ea-ness aitrs IS 70
parents and chlldren- He reminded shs N
tia. in he Jswish language "0ar FssAer'
mean. Our F-;her and Mother 10 Heaven s.
AID comp red the sacier. ,iiss Of baptism
With those observed at the present day in
such a manner as to cause all who listened
to be thankful that they lived and worship
ed in the blessed Light Of the nineteenth
century.
The service was full Of grace, beauty
and eloquenee.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-30
New CORPORATIONS.
Certificates Of the sollowing were filed a,

Certificates Of the following were filed at
the Secretary of States office this week;
Name Of corporations, A. +. Noble I'm
proved Hot Water Heater Co; principals
offles, Portland. Me-. capital stock, $500
0oo pain in, $500; par value shares, $40;
president, John w. Bamblecomb; treas
urer, Jos. Il. Tarbox; business to be
prosecuted. manufacturing and dealing il
hot water heaters.
Name Of corporation, Devonshire Manu-
featuring Company; principal office, Port
land, Me capital stock, 500 900; paid in
$3.50: par value shares, s.; President
Lemuel Demslman; Treasurer, Eagebs
Moore busine s. to be prosecuted, manufac-
turing machinery Of all kinds.
Name of Corporation, Wimar,b, Howsrt
& Company principal Office, Portland, Me.
capital stock, $50.000; paid in, $50; pal
value shares, $40; president, Herbert l.
Baker; treasurer, Daniel f. Wilmarth
business to be prosecuted, establishing and
maintaining a general mercantile Law anC
| collection agency.
Name of corporation. New Englant
Spring Bed Co.: principal office, Portland
capital stock, 81 .500 paid in, nothing
par value shares, S25; president, c. +
Decatur; treasurer; NJ. S. F.ckeu; bust
ness to be prosecuted, making and selling
spring beds.
Name of corporation, Royal Case Co.
address of principal Office Portlani; CAPT
tai stock, 50 900; paid in. 50 200; pal
value shares, 500; president, VIM. Rap
treasurer, Il. G. BayIdom; business to be
prosecuted, manufacturing and selling
goods from leather and other material.
Name of corporation. Automatic Store
Service Co; principal office. Portlsnd
capital stock, $500 900; paid Ia, 5000
par value shares, $50; president, W. s.
Hopkins; treasurer, W. II. Parmenter
business to be prosecuted. manufacture
and dealing in supplies for cash and parce
corners IN stores.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-30

The Kennebec Mutual Life Insurance
Company of this CITY. is securing gooC
business, and every month now shows Al
increase IN the number Of risks ovei
months preceding. 1t is the intention Of
the reliable and pushing gentlemen who
constitute this company, to bring it to tbs
notice of the people in 4 very thorough
manner. Wherever and whenever The
the methods adopted are fully explained
aud it requires but few words to do this
the people are favorshly impressed. W.
bespeak for the Kennebec Mutual la-gt
business. The cfficers Of The company are
as follows: President. Hon. W. T. Haines
Watsrville vice president. Gen. r. B
Shepherd. Skoshegsn: treasurer. Mr.. p
s. Head, Waterville; corporation counsel
Hon. Herber, N. Heath. Augusta; medi-
cal dire ctor, DR.. F. C. Thsyer, Waterville
secretary, A E Davies, Watervilie; direc.
tors. Hon. W. T. Haines.. Hon. I. C. Lib.
by, r. c. Thayer. NJ. D., Hon. Herbert NJ.
Heath. Turner Boswell, Esq.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-30
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-30

Mr.. A. p. Soule. of the Ameri an Book
Co.. went TO Dexter and Piscataq1is Coun
ty last Saturday.
Editor Bunker started off bright ant
early Saturday morning on fishing trip
10 Moosehe al, where he is to be joiueI by
Massachusetts, party.
Rev. J. l.. Seward returned from Cam
bridge, Mass, on Saturday, where he spen
pleasant week. one of TIE most epj oyable
features being the meeting Of the Harvard
Divinity School Alumni.
Capt. W. Z. Woodbury. of Dover OF
Gen. Mitchelrs staff. spent the evening ii
thi. city last Saturday, being on his way t.
Augusta, to attend the annual encampmen
of the NJ. V. NJ.
Rev. II. II. Clark, the scholarly pasto
of the Methodist church at Fairfield, occu
pied the Unlversslist pulpit in this city yes
terday afternoon in place of the regula
pastor, Rev. S. G. Davis. who is sick
Mrs. II B. Lane with her daughter. Mis-
Alice 6. Lane, and friend Miss Fsnni,
Wasgett. has been visiting her son Mr.. J
J. Lane, Silver street, il this city for
few weeks. They, all returned to thei
home in R,ckland Friday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-30

lots, which will be sold b. suction on the
first Of October next. each lot separately
and on easy terms of payment. There are
many in this city who have been deferred
from building by the high price asked Tor
lots in such localities as they desired.
Perhaps this coming sale ~ill give them
jus, the chance tha. they have been waiting
for. Intending purchasers should renem-
Der that it Is not likely that real estate will
ever be any lower in this city than at pres
eu.. The prospects of Watervil!e are toe
catering and its advantages too numerous
and important to warrant any expectation
Of decrease values in this class of property
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-30

Captain and Mrs Bsrdwe!l Pat.en of
Bowdoinham arrived here Saturday to at
tend the commencement exercises. their
son, Mr.. Arthur B. Patten, being a mem
Der of the senior class. They were guests
at Mr.. George Dollofs on Winter street.
Yesterday mornir z about FIVE o'clock Capt.
Patten arose ard looked GU, of the window.
then returned to his bed. Not long after
wards his wife thought be was in a night
mare and tried to arouse him. bat was IN
able to DO so, and he died at about six
o'clock. He was sixty nine years of age,
was retired sea captain, and had been in
all parts of the world. The sad event will
cast a shadoF upon the commencement and
much sympathy is expressed for the be-
reaved family. The body of the Deceased
was embalmsd by J. F. Eden & Co. under
takers. ard will be seat to Bowdoinhsm
this morning.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-30

Mr.. 4. +. Lewis is now engaged on plans
for the new school building to be erected
at Old Town. Maine. for the sccommoda-
ton of the grammar and intermediate de-
two stories high. containing Eve rooms and
capable Of accommodating $50 scholars.
It will cost about $500 and will be similar
in design to the one in Dexter. Of which
Mr. Lewis wss the designing architect.
Thursday the steamer keunebec carried
frcm this port sample Of Lincoln coun-
ty gold aud silver ore. shipped to q prom
ioent analytical chemist in Boston for assay
70 ascertain its value. II was from the farm
of Elbri5se Moody Of Whiiefeld. Upon
this farm has been discovered vein Of ore
several feet in thickness and running for
some distance into the woods on g land
The quartz rock have been made, the asst
in Portland and the second In Cslifornis
and the rock was found to yield from 50 Sc
to $40 90 worth Of gold and silver per ton
MIR. Moody has had the rock bored in sew
eral plaees, the ore packed separately. and
1t is now in Boston awaiting analysis
should it prove to be as valuable as pre-.
viously stated it ia proposed to put up ex-
teusivs works on the site and mine the ore
for business.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-30
ANUS EMENTS.

That famous production of Rider Hag-
gard, She" is to be dramatized before an
Augusta audience the evening of July 4th.
in Granite Hall. The Lynn Bee has the
following regarding the company's appear
ance in that city
good sized audience was present last
evening at Music Hal, to witness the per-
form sDce Of Justin Adams drsma'izatiop
Of the famous story She. The play is we'll
put together and we'll calculated 10 please
all and is sure of success wherever pre-
Iuna1
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-30

When away en- year vacation, yoa v Il
vish 10 issp informed a. to wha. is going
on az loms. Hos can you DO this in bet
ter or more convenient manner than BY
having the Ksnsebec Journal sen, to you
iaLys The expense viii be only 80 cents
for . month, and you can make - many
changes in the address as you please. with
no extra expense except the cost OF the
postal cards which yoa use.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-30

The Board of Elucation will hold a
me- citing thi, evening, at which report will
he made by the committee in reierenc to
matters connected with the proposed new
school building. Several los have been
examined prices obtained, etc. 1t appears
from the school census that line from
Tieonic bridge up through Temple and
Winter street, would about equally divide
the school population and that the proper
loca ion for new eight room school build
ing would be IN the vicinity of the UniveY-
salist church. This schoolhouse matter
will be presented to the City government
by the chairman of the Board of Education
in the course of few days and it is hoped
that something may Re done at once to
provide the much needed building.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-30
amall B,axs at Rock'and-titus OUT
on Bail.

Especial to the Keunehec Journal
RocxIAxp, June ga email blaze 10
house on Sea street. owned By A. B. Hall
yesterday, caused by = lighted match be-
ing thrown on . chair cushion, caused an
alarm, but it sss sxsinguished BY pail OF
water.
Albion j. Titus. who WAS arrested ON
Thursday on the charge Of adultery. u ous
on bail. having secured the necessary sou
bonds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-30

This norniEs, ard for srssfAi days hsre-
after, sample copies Of the journal sill he
left BY car carriers ia q a~,sut parts Of tire
city. Parties receiving these papers are
invited 10 give them . perusai, and ihetf
regular patronage viii be appreciated II
they see Is 10 take il.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-30

The total sales of Herbert Spenccr's
works in Great Britain up to April 49,,
1880, have amounted to 10000 copies,
exclusive Of the descriptive Sociology"
This number includes 800 copies Of
the various volumes of The Synthetic
Philosophy" $500 copies of "Educa
ton" and 10000 copies Of MAN versus
the State" The total sales Of the an
thorized American editions Of Mr.. Spcn.
GERS works to date have amounted TO
1854, 600 copies, and cheap reprints Of Ger
tain books have had large sale These
figures are given by the publishers.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-30

In Saturdays Journal brief announce
ment was made of the purchase BY Hon.
1. c. Libby. of BurnhAm, Of the Swan
property in this city. 1t is the wellknown
DeRocher garden. containing eight acres
Of land. with the substantial homestead
buildings and beautiful grounds. 1t is q
very attractive place, sni - it il situated
within . few minutes walk Of the Post
Office. in this mos; beautiful city Of Cen
trail Maine. it is a specially important an
nouncemenf On the part of the purchaser.
that several streets are to be laid ont
through the property snd graded, and the
Land divided into nfsy building
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-30
BY TELEGRAPH.


BANGOR, June so--Ab0as midnight nre
broke out in the stable connected Win the
house on State street occupied By Benjamin
Adams. hich Va, coon destroyed together
win = portion Of the ell. -Four valuable
t,o,sirg horses we're burned in the SADIE
thrse being saved. Adams was severely
barred trying to cave the horses TSe m
mates narrowly escaped sudocaiion. The
front part Of the house was not mrch Gam
.red. Loss several thousand. Insured.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-30

George NJ. Smith, Esq Of Winthrop
bee county, was in topn several days las
week. returning to his h me on Saturday
Mr.. Smith bears a strong resemblance I,
Gov. Barlei2h. and since the State Conren
ton has several times been congratulate
on the denomination.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-30

II you will send as your address. We viii
mail you our illustrated pampble: expiain.
ing all shout DR.. Dyes Celebrated Electro
volraic Belt ard Appliances, and thei,
charming effects upon the nervous debili.
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y al
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-30

An ai1muas of Colby sna would moi
glssiy give 81 cenrs fo- the Oracle Which Is
iass our. oug5. to BE- ssorea win By some
sne sbiss 70 trirg him u reai'siag seaae
Of Els eesdsi,n- We trust there are bat
few such csses-we hope there are rcne.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-30

The Anthony Publishing Co. have com
pe,ed the business directory for Augusta,
Halioweil, Gardiner and Watervills and il
will be out Of press this week. Az quickly
a. possible each resident will be presented
with a copy.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-30

There is genius in Cohasset. Mass.
who spends his time getting up startling
enects for the stage. He has recently
taken out two patents. One Of them is
Tor an arrangement Of slides and springs
by which man, or rather dummy,
goes all TO pieces. At a signal the head
flies toward the ceiling. the legs move to
the sides and the arms drop to the floor.
The body remains in the char. a be
heading apparatus is another of this in
ventors CHASTITY devices. The TX tlrops
into socket in the block and the head
falls.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-30

Mr.. william Miller and family, of Low
ell Mass are at Mr.. David Pearson'., OF
Main Street. They are here to attend thu
commencement of Colby University. Their
son, Mr.. Merton l. Miller, belongs to tn,
Senior Glass, aud has been appointed az ont
Of the Commencement Speakers.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-30

At a meeting of Sloan Lodge, r. & A
", Friday evening. after work on tbs
VI. NJ. Degree, the brethren were called
from labor TO refreshment, and repaired t.
the Fairfield House, where ice cream ant
cake awaited them. Sloan Lodge is JUS
now full Of business. so to speak, and il
working a good deal of extra time to "cssci
up With the orders" There 10 q meeting
for work every week. Many Of the bes
young men in the place are taking the de,
yrees
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-30

As usual. the local papers here will de-
vote the larger part of their space TO Colby
Commencement, md the reports sent daily
TO the Associated Press will probably be
more comprehensive than in previous years
These latter will appear from day to day il
the telegrsphie columns of the journal
which by the way. now goes regularly into
many houses in this city early every morn
ing. |. costs only 10 cents for week, or &C
cents for month.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-30

The issue of Garden and Forest Of last
week contains a portrait of the first Lo
eust-tree painted in Europe, and this Is
accompanied by an editorial article OF
this widely planted and useful Amcri
can tree. The subject of another illus
tration is that of one of the most at
tractive of the Ladys Slipper Orchids
Professor IIalstcd gives an account of ;
law recently enacted in New Jersey Il
arrest the spread of fungous diseases
Mr.. Samuel 4. Moon advocates the plant
ing of Chestnut orchards, and there ar,
instructive articles on trees. shrubs ant
hardy plants, with special attention Civ
en- to native plants. New York: Trib
une Building.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-30

| AT recent meeting, the Gardiner Loan
and Bulldog Association declared = semi
ANNUAL dividend Of three per cent. for the
.ix months ending July 5lst. The sssocis-
lion now holds mortgages on real estate 10
she amount of els 900.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-30

A new and quite an important announce
ment regarding the afternoon mall from
the west, was made Saturday afternoon.
Commencing with the summer arrange
ment. the western mail will arrive on No.
IL at 3 - o'clock. instead Of on No. 10 al
5 30 O'clock as heretofore.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-30

This Is one of the weeks in all the year
when Janitor Osborn Of Colby University
rises t, the occasion. There is very little
that the average University student is up
to, outside of the prescribed curriculum,
that the sharp-eyed Samuel is not familiar
with. His long service in the position
which he occupies has brought with it the
wisdom that attends experience, and it is
indeed a sharp young man that gets very
much ahead of him.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-30

n. W. rem. general passenger agent
Oh tne East Tennessee. Virginia and
georgia railroad, vas telegraph opera
tor during the war. and took from the
wires the message from Gen. Lee TO JEFF
ferson Davis announcing that Richmond
must be evacuated.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-30

Mr.. II G. Could, the barber, has secured
the services of Mr.. c. L. Oakes of New
port as an assistant in hi. shop, corner of
Bridge aud Main streets. Mr.. Oakes is a
fine workman and Mr. Gould is fortunate
in getting him.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-30

The duty of every mother is to obtain .
food which will insure. the life and health
Of her little one. Mellin's Food has been
prepared to meet this iema1d. and forms
the best substitute for mothers milk tha.
has ever been produced. II contains all
the elements which are needed for the
growth and develcrment Of an infant.
x iuneS0jltfplrn
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-30

There is quite a number of people in the
city who used 10 live in Dexter, and the
in lcstions are tina. good delegation will
20 up there on the 4th of July. The Ladies'
Orchestra, of this city, is to have an i'm
portant part in the concert at Town Hall il
the evening, and it is not unlikely thai
quite party of their friends may accom-
pany them on their trip. Dexter peopl,
are anticipating much pleasure from theiI
music and in this they will not be dssp
pointed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-30

This has been terrible season thus far
for the brick makers. Mr.. purinton tells
Us that already be has los. as many As two
hundred thousand on account Of the wet
weather. The work on many contracts is
delayed By the scarcity of bricks in the
market. At Augusta the builders were so
impatient that after the first kiln was
burned they commenced to haul them away
when they were so hot that they actually
seorched the carts.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-30

Miss Lalie Ward Ct the Gorham Normal
School. who has been visiting Miss Eaola
Andrews. Jeff Saturday for WassrviIie
where she will visit friends.