Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-04-12
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PeorIs vbo venture upon the ice 81 tbs
MASON Of the yeas take vesy foolish risks
The snmbef Of drowning accidents from
this cause. has already been quite large the
pfesent spring Mr.. Herbert Morris vbo
attempted 10 eross the AndroseogGin Lake
% Eassr Sunday had . very close call.
His team vent through the ice and il VS.
oriy by the greatest s1sruoos that be sue
es-aSd in getting out. A valuable horss
sas Drowned. Let the ice roads 60 The
mills may Be harder 70 climb ous they are
inaaicsly ssfes.
A Auburn grocery firm Disposed Of 1000
pounds Of cbeese IN . sissie month this
spsins.
| sumner cottages are nov being bought
and sold 81 various points along the Maine
coas.. Wonder II this 10 . precursor To
. coming summer land BOOM
| T, 10 generally anderstood that the syndi-
cate which purchased the red granite hedges
on Horse Hill. Norway, will put on force
Of one hundred men 10 the near future
| This ledge, II the specimens sent for test
| ing prove what they are supposed 70 be,
| contains . mine Of wealth ard gill bring 8
large amount Of business TO that village.
The students Of Wilton Academy have
recently been enjoying the advantages Of 3
thorough course in gymns'tics under DR.. Y
N VIII ilef. the popular gymnasium instruc-
tor Of Bo.doin College.
Tram9s are beginning 10 come forth
from winter quarters aad shake the kinks
out Of their lsgs preparatory for their sum
mer pilgrimases. There are fever OF
them in the Pine Tree State. however.
than there has been for years. Maine jail
| life vas not a. coDgeniai to the m as it hal
formerly been. The taxpayers have had q
| lighter burden ~ Q consequence and the
Inhabitants Of our country districts will
en- Joy . greater security than ever before
from the depredstions Of these worthless
yagsbonds.
Two Blddeford men are reported TO be
likely TO become involved 10 . Law SUIT A
| pig and dog are ~ the bottom of the trou-
| bic The owner Of the porker had sold
MIN 10 . usihuuDf iDt ti2hb ehe
started to deliver him. This be fourd to
be . decidedly difficult task however. The
pig showed . disposition to 90 in every di
rsction but the right one, and finally brought
the procession to Q stAndstill by winding up
the rope round telegraph pole. At this
juDetare = dog volunteered his valuable as
sistance and proceeded to chew the porksr's
ear in John l. Sullivan style. He was
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decided that it would be useless TO try
and deliver him IN that mangled con
dition. The purchaser had bargained
for whole pig and would probably refuse
to take a fraction Of one. The owner Of
the damaged porker concluded 10 take him
home, and demanded s5 90 damages from
the dogs owner This the latter refused
To pay A bystander offered o. 90 for the
porker as he was, and the dogs owner Offer
ed To Add dollar to make up the price he
was to have brought originally. This the
owner of the pig refused TO accept. He
has declared his intention Of seeking the
redress Of the law, and will probably carry
out his threat.
The new Iits against City Marshal Tar
box Of Biddeford, APPEAR to be coming in
% ,h.m yin erci,s a GOOD d.al Of Interest,
no beid in po,,Isrd a, A tho gen,l men who
h.v. tnrni.bsd ,h.. money for the con
.,rnc,;an If IN. no. NUN mill At JowIand
iii o,..,i,. abopt nna hundred and .ey
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nJ.ol- D.,i,,, in Ell.wo,,b awaiting
III. di.no,i,;on of hi, alleged poacbipg case
nov nsod,ng hs for. tho Court tbs,.
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MRS j. G. Cook gives the Republican
Journal the secret OF her wonderful sue
cess in raising Gala lilies She says she
allowed her Gala plants to rest during the
summer, repo,ting them in the fall 10 good
rich earth which contained much ammonia.
The plant. were then trimmed, and moss