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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-19
TRACK AND STABLE GOSSIP.

ksga ss-se has been dcrsd FIR al
spss i'll re At tie frsds-i, tor, \. b
s-o,;ins n,e this week hs.~te,i the stallion
oc,aries, hsieaging TO J,aa B. Z. Wheel
den. OF Ia s,r. and E lga-do telongirg to
". Z. Tsdi CT S. St'Fhsn. The Fred
eric:cH G'eaner says OF the prospee.s This
the rsees - tosh horses are 4 spsed Ell
sa-io hiviug shown his ability TO draw SO
~ loesl track BY Sa..i-g r,trk af - or
THURSDAY las. =. ST. 5 ephsh. and while
oetavsus with his record Of 20 did ros make
-as gooi showing SIS many supposed be
world, NJ. wteelien, lis driver. Claims
,hst when be scores up With EdSSrdo on the
Fredericton track, be W Il not be surprise
70 see miles hung up ID the vicinity OF 2.s5
Oue of the sights On the State Far
grocnds a, Baf gor and Lev is.on was the
three-y esr-oli red. white and blue stllion
oxned by B. +. Lancaster of Norfidgs
wock. This celt is by D,ct,tcr Chief, and
hi. dam is by Indeps ience the we'll kncwn
cslco mae" formerly owned by Gre,
Haskell of this city. His grand dam wss
mare that was formerly owned by JACK
hiobsrd of Lewiston lie trottsi two OF
three races AID coali tot ia sb)u' $50
He is as ice gated enc as sny body has,
ard good judges soy he csn show 40
gait. He is as perfect, formed colt As
need be, vi blue eyes and patches and
long b'ue hair at the edge of the bsy all
over him. The owner has refused 5000
for him. He is queerly marked on the
neck hav ng bay ears ard where the bay
meets his white face il has the appesrar O.
of banged hair. A horse brei as he is
ought TO be very valuable as stock horse,
for stylish cslico horses always find a really
market. The Doctor tcos aboa. 500 a
dsy from sight seers at the Bangor Fair,
in admission fees of 10 certs each
What is needed a, the State Fair Park,
Lewiston, is two or three large, roomv and
well lighted stables for the les. horses ex-
hibiIed, similar to the ones upon Maple
wood Park, Bangor. OWNS Of valuable
horses csrn,t be expected much longer TO
exhibit the III in such stalls as sre those at
Lewis on, al,ho ugh they we're good when new
and answered the purpose of former days
very vell. But " owners of such horses
wal them 70 have as good quarters at a
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-19

ouble. Perkins Immediately commence j
insulting Katon. and /, vas not Isng kefore
brisk pasili.t'c contest vas in progress
Officer Springer WAS 10 fed and arriy
tHz On the scene, ordered the zen 10 stop
Kston Immediately withdrew. bat Pefk n.
Btss..siie9 and the offiesr was obliged 70
arrest BIN, or rather, attempt TO. Two men
we're called on To assiit and Perkins was
finally placed in wagoa. when several CT
the mill haf Is interfeied sni would rot
4l!es 'te MAJ 70 be arrested. Marshal
Madiox sag seIt for with the above result.
Perk rs was brought before Judge Spear
proven gully and paid fne Of ~ 20. Ka
ton vas TO lave been ARA yned ia the ev-
ening but called and settled the case With
out trial
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-19
They Stole Telegraph Wire.

CHICAGO, Sept. is Six employees Of
ih' city fire alarm service were held in the
criminal court to answer to the charge Of
larceny. The accused are Albert ard Louis
Rosseau, Harry Mariner, George Flynn,
John Doyle ard VIM. Oman. All save
Louis Rosseau are linen n in the fire alarm
service. They are cba-g.d with stealing
between 5000 and 4 1000 pounds of copper
wire from the American Telephone and
Telf g'aph Company. which operates line
of long distince telaIhcnes. The theft,
wer- accompl shed BY removing the poles
of the company.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-19
5flarrico.



In Cape Elizabeth, SER. 70, George A. BynoD
and Miss 4 ice T. strout both Of Pos land.
10 Gorham, sept. II, Charles Lopez and Miss
Nellie Pain.
In Ct nbcrland US Sept. 10. Geo. B Hau F.
ton and Miss Eva r. ', hitncy.
hENSEBEC.
In Watery'"e. Aug. 80. Lemuel j. Tobey and
Miss A nEie Is. Lewis.
OXFORD.
In South Waterford, Aug 30, Frark T.. Ballard
OF Rrid1 Tor, and Miss sus b. Whitney Of SOU
Waterford.
PESORsCoT.
In Bangor. Sept. - LewisC G. Atwood o East
poli, and Mi7s babel =. jacobs u Bangur.
PFCATAQuIs.
IN Foxcroft. Aug 81, Reusl II. Reed and M
May f. uBrd, both Of Harmony
WAsItISGroS.
In Chtrry field. Aug. g, Euoene ". Brewster Of
Rocks1d. and Miss Hattie ). freeman of ; eusen.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-19

l. one which Is guaranteed to bring YOU
satisfactory results, or in case of failure a
return of purchase price. On this safe plan
you can buy from our advertised Druggist
a bottle of DR.. Kings Ner Discovery for
Consumption. 1t is guaranteed to bring
relief in every Sc when used for any af-
fection of Throat Lanss or Chest, snch as
Consumption, Inflammation of Lungs
Bronchitis, Asthma. WhoOping Cough.
Group. etc, etc. Il Is pleasant and ,gree-
able to taste. perfectly safe, AMI eau slways
be depended upon. Trial bottles free at
Bowiitch, Webster, & Co.'S Drugstore.
aug6eodkwchwk yIy
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-19

A tramp k.virg the name of Eugene
Carey broke snd entered the residence of
Geo Z. Hayden of Cordville while the
family were absent Monday. The only
article that was missed was a watch, VI
Mr.. Hayden. on discovering his loss upol
bis return, not fed the neieh5ors, aud a
search was ms, tutei at once. Detective
B. C. Crabtree, of Lynn, Mass. was visit
ing in TIE neighborhocd, an. he joined in
in the hunt. Detective Crabtlee csme up
on Carey and arrested BIN. The watch
was found upon his person and he admitted
bis guilt. He was brought to this place
Monday night ard turned over to Chief of
Police Tufts. who 10 ised bin in the lock-
up. Tuesday. before Judge Priest, Carey
WAS bound over to await the action of the
: ard jury. Carey is row in Norrilse-
wood ial
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-19

Yesterday. at about nine O'Clock, tie
steamer City of Water. lie, before star ing
on her trip down river, steamed up the
s,feam ard made her first landing at the
upper wharf, or the one first built. 5
then started down river with good number
Of passengers, making fine appearance a,
she gradually recetdsd from view. ualss'
oubie1 by the logs, the steamer will nlw
make regular trips from either the upper
or lover whsrf ia tbs city 10 Gardiner and
retura each day. She VIII leave here shout
. A VI and passengers TO Augusta can
have about three hou-s here and come
back same day. Fare for the round trip IS
10 cents.
The office Of Drs. Th.yer & Hill, phys
clans and surgeons, occupies the entire
second floor in the reoons lucted Boutele
Block, corner Msin AID Temple streets,
and for convenience and general e.egante
Of fin 'shing and furnist ng, the place is
probably not surpassed by any devoted to
''''''"' P"'i''e' ~ '"' va ''' ''a'e' '"'
there ore not many equals. The private
''oni u h'. i"'y'i 10 ou' up'" va
shee'' anu IS @'k' hsi'2so'i'e apa'''''e"''
""'l' ~ ii''' p'''''' '''' - a. '"e |. NJ
of the hai also spacious room, aud be-
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-19
Tue sl.ve Trade Reports Were Mali
cious aud Unfourded.

BFRLIS. SEPT. is Herr Schmidt tele-
grabs officially from Zlnzj bar that neither
at Dsres.a,aam nor Bsgamoyo has afy
proclamation with refe:e9oe to slave al
ipg been issued; 40 licenses hav- be- n
granted 10 dealers; no on sgiinst the
freed slaves ever occnrred on the coast sad
the stat sment that Zanzibar dealers hid
gone to the coast to engage in slave trade
is holly unfounied AMI recent malciou.
and mendae ious reports were spre ~ for
RE purpose of injuring the Germans.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-19
BY TELEGRAPH.
Ttossinx Entries TOR Androscoggin
Valley Agricultural Society Race.
Cantor. sept. %. "a and IS.

Tfossins EntIies for Androsccggin
Valley Agricultural sociesy Racss,
Cantor. sept. %. "a and IS.
Especial to the kennebec Journal.
LIyEsxoxg FsILs. Sept Is.
SEQ Class
Ess. Branch Farm. Bsekdeid. b Cyril.
Srarl-y Blsbee. Buekfeli. b N Mana
L v. Bracket, ID Iasld, b m Boone
Cyclone.
John 5. Ilarlow. piIf.li, gs Spool
maker.
T. Thsye.. So. Psris, bs Thomas Car
lyle.
). P. Edmu7ds, Di.deld. : N Gipsv.
j. Z. Barre 1. Samntr, tsy Area Us,
j.
A d. Horn, Pennington, br Jack
D-Dp-sy.
C. " Moore. Ca ton Geo. NJ
WI Young, Farmingtoa, McGinty.
A. L. Russell. Baesfeld, b n Nellie
Prs.s.
c. II. Tu,tle. Busknell. blk Capt. Lee
C. 5. Cailds, Buckle ch N Lamascot!.
Wm Bailey, Ca l,on, blk m lno.
d. N. Foster. Canton, b N Thsmls.
2 so Class.
B.. d. House. Wet Leeds, b Presto.
E.,i Branch Farm, Buckheld, b Cyril.
John S Harlow, Di1held, gig Spool
msker.
T. Thsyer, So. Paris. b 5 Thomas Car
lyle.
T Thsyer. So. Prs. blk Black
Bsshs~.
J.F Barrett, Sumn r, Ar,emus, Jr.
o. NJ. Moore. Canton, Z Geo. Nj.
A. ID. Horn. Fsrmiug-oa, jack Dempsey
W. l. Youpg, Pennington, McGirty.
e. Frank Dsiral, Mechanic Falls, blk b
Lol.sri.
A. E. Russell, Buekfeld, ch m Nellie
Pratt
c. II. Tu.ile. Buckaeli, blk Capt
Lee.
VIM. Bs'ley. Canton. blk m lao.
2 10 Glass.
WI Harris, Dixfeld III Nancy B.
BID House, West L. eds. Pfe,to
S Ttayer, So Psri., Bsshaw.
FIR stevens, Canton, N Thorn,
Carol Thompson, Hartford, CHI m AZ
die.
JF Barrett. sumner, blk Col. West.
A d Horn. Pennington, blk Co.ti!iion.
WI Young, Pennington, 2 McGinty.
CB Head, Ess. Sumner, h Lucius A.
232 Glass,
Us SAe.t, Bsrry's Mills, Hamlet.
Carroll Thompson, Hartford, CHI m Ad-
lie.
j + Barrett. Simmer, tr Yves lard.
A ID Horn, Pennington. blk Co.til ion.
A + Russell, Buckfeld, blk . Black
Nathan.
Lie Ryerson, Auburn, blk m Ai;e oats.
CL jenkins, Auburn, blk IN Flossi-.
Free For All.
AE Russell. Buck field, Black Nathan.
j ; SWEET, Berry's Mills. Hamlet.
J + Barre Sumner, Westland
W w Smith, ID xfieli, br m Lady Mar
tn.
lie Ryetson. Auburn, Alice Oats.
CT JET kirs, Auburn. tlossie.
Gents Driving Class
LV Bracket, Dixfeld. b IN, Boone
Cyclone.
Hosea Newton. Dixiield, b m. May bird.
G Russell, Canton, b Z, John ID.
ID NJ Foster, Canton, b M, Themis.
Stakes for Foals of 1887,
ID Bisbee. Buckfeld, b g, Cephas.
EN- 1hayer, So Paris. g, Audobon.
I Thayer, So Paris. &. Thomas Earle.
NC Dclano, Canton, La La X ok.
Siakes for Foals of 1858.
FIR Merrill, Audover, b 5, Actor.
Leauder kllbritb. Livermore, b 5, Am
bergris.
} F Barrett, Sumner, b f, ArthuretSe.
T Thayer. SO Paris, Alice NJ.
Cp Drake, Lewiston, b g, iIaipegon.
Stakes for Foals Of 1889.
VIM Gregg, Andover, oh :, Conral.
ID NJ Foster. Canton,
j + Barrett, Sumner, 5, Artemus
Ward.
Fact Branch Farm, Bucktiell, DR. Hor
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-19

A Msis street merchsn: had eye'y ap-
pea-anee Of being mad TIE 7ther day. He
las a rice xiEdox of which he i, proud
acd he had the glass, outside and iasile
IN the best possible condition. Some OF e
lef. horse stan1ing in the mud just out
siie the eurbiag. and becoming impatient,
he raised lis foot AMI brought it down slap,
when the mud flew up ami out for several
,poken about was sight TO beh0ld-but
she man who owned the horse sa'd he was
AIRY
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-19
D ,m Gives Way thing Carried
Away Before the Flood.

TROY n. Y, Sept. Is A dam at tie
o .tles cf a te.eivo!r six miles northeast OF
he village of Poestenhill. known a, Bone
still Fond, gave way this ing. The
wster rushed ioa the narrow valley, tear
Ing up trees aud carving away everything
.t4nlirg Six new bridges on the Poe.ten.
n Il ami Columbia highway and three saw
mills were washed away. The hams an
sheds Of George Cottreil we're wrecked
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-19

Josiah D. Reynolds 4 Co. have bought
out Davies insurance agency and will con-
will be with the water company. but later
they will occupy the front psrt of the
second floor Of Fsisted's new block when
ready
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-19
A Double Suicide.

New YORK, Sept. lS.-Gustave G Koch
a crayon ar lat, born in Vienna ard Erili
RIOS /, aged -, al &c ,ess With AmberR'
lroupt, born in Berlin, comui led snicld,
ea-ly this morning Koch came to th'
house where the yonng woman lived, an,
seeing her at the win low said. Yes. hny.
cone, Emile; are you ready The mex
moment, at signal of readiness. he sho
himself and fell deal uader the Window
and the woman committed the same act il
her room.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-19

Although a person may elt,ttlin feelings
of the utmost persansl contempt for some
officers of the law, yet it is no. well TO en-
ter into disputes with them, for in such
cases they have all TIE advantage, ard
some of them use it to the fullss! extent.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-19

An Opera Company il illed here for
City Hall, sometime next week. The fact
that the comedian Ben Lodge is enc of the
artists advertised. ought 20 dra~--bl. they
dons seem to be going to shows in great
number jos. row. The Harry Liudley Co.
played the other sight TO a very snal!
Grand
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-19

People here who have bad their Mon
days Washing out ever since Monday, Look
weather. were seen yesterday morning with
disgust depicted on their fac taking in the
clothes to dry them as best they could by
the kit hen FIRE.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-19

DR.. Sweet of Boston, member of Tie
famous family Of Rhode l-land bone Sc
ters" and natural physicians. is headed this
way, and will be here a coug lie of days tn
Ia. .er part of the present month and hsvs
his headquarters at the + mwcod-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-19

The Rooth-Wi 'eman breach of promise
case at Lewiston, vi go TO further Mr.
Samuel Boob the father of Miss Martha
Booth, who last ui1,er brought sui. aga nsr
George A Wi.emsn for breach of promi,-
Of marrisge. stated that the case had been
settled satisfactorily to both parties, and
would not come to trial.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-19
From Top to Bottom

ie24ieg uls rcaxEts and mosr highly restest-
ed liz NJ, has returned from his Earopesa
to1r with health much improved By TIE
journey across ,hs satsr. He visited his
native Germany ard Ct course the cas:oa
was enc Of great pleasure - hitl. We are
glad 10 announce bic safe return 10 the city
Of h. adoption.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-19

Considerable excitement WAS caused yea
friday afseinoen by the report that 8 stri-
Special policeman Frank Springer came
AZ irom the mill ard told City Marshal
Maddox that he hsd uisd to arrest . man
and that tue mill hands had taken him from
him. Marshal Maddox immediately vent
dow n and as Issal, returned with his man.
We learned the whole amount of the affair
which is as follows: A yoang fellow
James Perkins met Walter Katen. 1t
seemed that they had had some previous
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-19

It stated on good authority thu. the
Maine Centrsl will lay double rack
through the ety this fall. It will run on
3 q vest SHE Of the present track which
siil aeeess.tste moving the depot further
into ia, square. /; is not improbable rat
.qme change in The depot building may be
IN The eastern eu1 OF the line
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-19

".agzs' Landing attracted another
.fgs 4adi5nes last evening ard CONFUSED
syery Hasmbes "a 'pssms u laughter. dur
II the sa- r. evening II 10 great uirth
grovossr aa1 is veil staged. sCneie Hi
r4m" is the as1s attraction. Tuesday even
tag, Sept, %.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-19

The Best Salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores. letter. Ch.rped Hands, Chilblain-,
Corns. and all Skin Eruptions, and posi-
lively cures Piles, or no pay required. 1t
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded. Price 25 cents r..
box. For sale by Bowditch Webster & Go
augCeod&wly
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-19
Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, Sept. Is.
FLoUR-F:rn. unchanged.
WHEAr-tirm, higher. No. spring esi. No. :
red o
Consultative, stronger. No. 2. 7ia.7i.
OArs-Aotiye. unsettled. No. 37a37i.
RYE-6l
BAKLEY-s0 50.
PoRK-Closed steady at aes7ai0
LARD-Steady. 81 <5a6.25
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-19

Painters who have large amour, of
outside work on hand 10 be done this fall,
have been Oh TIE anxious seat for the past
week or so. They would render sincere
thanks for some good wes,he7
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-19

A dealer in paper haugiBgs the other day
incidentally remarked in the course of Con-
versstion, that for a le. of s7e0 rolls of
paper which he had jlss received. he paid
oaiy one third of the ruling price for the
same goods three years .go-which cettsin-
ly indicates quite drop il the price of
room PAPER.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-19

ca Wednesday, Depuy Sheriff Bill took
Eleszer Lessor, of the Pam, to Augusl
jail. on capiss. \ sentence was imposed
upon Eleszsr at the December term Of
court. his offerse being the maintenance of
a iipun- saupp
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-19

Mr.. f. II. Spaulding, who has been down
with typhoid fever has now passed the chi
sis of the disease, and is on the mending
hand. Blu, comparatively few cases of
typhoid have been reported here this ses-
son. but many are suffering from dy sentery
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-19

Jsba shsahas Of Bangor vas in the city
yesterday tcing To tsres the r. c.
do.mss Co. in the masufactare Of hook
for hanging up bas. ol1thing etc, Of
shsch be OWES the patent /; i, said to be
A. excellent article. superior ia masy ways
% thate nov in the market
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-19

A yoaag son OF Mrs. Chas. White of Aa-
gasti, wb0 il Va, reported hal died from
the effects Of dose Of psri, green. was in
be city yesterday and bore the informs
on that b., mother was not only alive. but
gai.e comfortable and in fair way TO re-
cover. according to a staleEe ut by her ply
sitiaH.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-19
Dieo.



IN Portland. sept a. Ida NAV, daughter of II
II aHd VI Vaughan, aged L wears. 9 mouth
day; sept Il, q o ge n sable; sept. r. wary,
Of the late Ihorass Nunen aged 80 years
in we-th ank, Sepf. 9. John H.. -on Of Mr. snd
Mrs VI + bars q, aged months.
In Frout Neck searboru sept 49, Lindsey T.
son Of zenss !. and Jen1ie >. seavey, aged year
and months.
HANCOCK.
In Bar Hsrbor,- Aug q. Ju'ia, wife q Gee. Hi
gins, aged ~ years.
kEySEBEC.
In WaterTilie, sept. IS. Miss Maud A. Leighton
Of Oss and, aged l. years, months
In Vzs-slboro, sept Is. frsps'ia Blackwe ),
aged "A years.
OXFORD.
In oxford. Sept. 70. Lgeretia A., vile Of Robe; I
A " nyte. aged 10 years, months.
PESoRscor
Ia Bangor, Sept. II. Cornelius Mccarthy. srsa
30 years; Sept -. John, Of Thomas an Gath.
arius Beck. aged II years, month q days: sept
u. VIM Sayass, aged q years. II months, 70 days
sAGapAHoc.
Ia Bath, Sent. 2. Matthew son Of Ma Gertis
and late Matthew F. Parks Of Portland, aged %
months, 10 days
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-19

A yscht which was purchased by Messrs.
Ariel and c, G. Wall in Boston. arrived by
rail Yesterday. She is trifie longer than
al ordinary fat car. The beat will be
titsed With powerful Herreschof engine
BY the owrers who are both practical
nsAehinists.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-19

Mr.. J. NJ. Wall has disposed of his in
terest in the bill bolrIs in this city and gone
out Of business SIS Weeryille's local thest-
rioal mansgsr He has net given it much
attention for some time.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-19
SKOWHECAN LOCALS.

I he September term of court set Tues
lav, the 10Th. The NJ. W. Norton case
viii be about the only case Of importance
lat will he tried this term
roe $ 1merset Cen ,sl Agricultural So
cie'y are having a bad week for their cattle
show ard fair. The cat lc show was post
pone1 one day. There is qr'te a lot of
stock at the grounds but they are not doing
much on account of the weather. The fair
in Cobu,n Hall has teen postponed one
week. AMI will take place Tuesday, Wed
nesday and Thursday, Sep. %, "a and 25.
W. 4 Clifford & Co, the Ia dermists, are
to make a large display, which will be one
Of the leading attractions
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-19

The see1nd annual repert Of he Board Of
Edueaiioa. which has just been .ded, Is
Al interesting document f5r pirens,
teachers and pupils. Ia is pre- ara On
much labor has evidently been eApeadea.
There is connected with il catalogue Of
the pupils registered ia the public schools
during The year beginning Sept l6, 1889,
and enlirg June 20, 1890. $50 days. With
date Ard place of bLth, s. eet, and lunt er
Of days Attendance daring the year.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-19

Go Monday even ing business meeting
# the Y. VI c. A. v,ll be held for the
purpose of tlectng officers and anssc.ip1
other import .nt business. /, is desired to
effect m orga' ga on for the prosecution
Of lhe work of the association during com
yesrs. To this end il is desired that
every member of the association make
-peoiai effort suerd and cordial invita-
ten IL also e. ended to every young man in
the city aho is inter, stcd in religions work
snl would ike to see 1t ,rrjed on in this
city. movement, will be sta. ed to
secure fhe SER. - of permanent general
'eere ).
IL IS proposed to use the Holmes
lubri ant bearing on rsilro,d trucks, and
he Maine Central ia now having a ssmoe
mals to place on ore OF the heavy weight
locomotives 10 order to give it careful
test Should it prove a success. as ii
doubtless will. the order from the Maine
Central alone will be an immense one, not
- say 81 ything of the orders that would
come in . ON other roads Il is one of
The biggest investions ever made in Nes
Fog aud and must of necessity prove
horanzs to its lucky owners. If the man
ufsciure Of these various articles which
can be made from the new material could
ne confined to our own city, what busy
place Gardiner nigh become.
SUPP. F. A. LAYTON of The Kennebee
ccnttsl, has recently made tour of all
the nsrrOw guage roads in the State, vith a
view of securing models of the best locomo-
tive eneints nov in use on these lines, 50
that the new engine which TIE company
will purchase ihis fall shall b. of a design
the best adapted 10 the work required of it.
The order has finally been given to the
Portland Company for just such an engine
az is noS bang built for the Sandy River
railrosd and the Phillip, & Rinsely rail
road l. will be larger than the "Volun-
tset" AID will have n larger cylinder and
more cab room. 1t will weigh about 10
tons, three tons more than the Volunteer,
and will he able to essily handle from six to
eight cara. I. ia 10 De fine one every
way aad viii be credit to the road
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-19

Mr. Nathaniel Emery, who recently sal {
his house on Oak 81 eet, has ren'ed the
Proctor house, Oh Cha lin stFeet, also il
the upper part of the city, short dis nce
from the n C. atom.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-19

The people have lost about sill the fsi h
they ever had in any future fair weather
The formation of stock company to bulls
an ark is now being Considered.