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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-09

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Speech that b cpid I'D psFcAAnns WsOo
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LIES but . dsy . IL bask
b your endesvos - hFighsas each ye0.
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Lies bat day - IL hasI my dsas.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-09

l wonder whether really crime o. Law
came first. Law came very early in tbs his
tory Of things. II l remember Alright. Adam
and Eve were instructed not to eat fruit in
the garden Of Eden. So 1t would seem that
law came first and led to crime, and it still
seems to. There is quiet little place in the
Santa Cruz mountains where the simple in
habitants lived for years without law at all
The dread policeman's star did not shine out
In the dark nights; there was no court houss,
no Jail, no Use for them. They were happy,
innocent people. Ono day the Office seeker
found out this Arcadia and made dead sst
for it, The profit went to the discoverer,
suppose, and he grabbed all Of the ofScea
He became deputy coroner and justice Of The
peace, and being the surgeon, the community
was at his mercy. He had hardly taken Office
before there was . fight. He had first, in
his capacity a. surgeon, to attend to the
voundei men; secondly, he had to attend to
the azaulter in his capacity Of justice Of the
peace; but to his chagrin the wounded man
did not die, and he couldn't sit on the body
- coroner. And ever since that little Ar
eadia has become . riotous kind of place. and
the offices have quite an income San Fran
cisco Chronicle
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-09

On my first trip up the Manates river
fully expected to zoe . mAnatee, or 80 COW,
raise her big horned head out Of the black
water and below . warning at us The uAms
leads one to look for great creature with
the hairy skin Of = COW, with horns and .
friaking tail, q terrible animal big enough to
swallow the boat and all it, contents, wadinS
along the shallow shore perhaps and nbblins
at grass and bushes But the sea COW Of re-
atty is very different thing from the -
COW Of imagination. There WAS little danger
OF seeing one OF any sort, for it Is years aincs
the last one was taken in the Manatee river.
except one solitary specimen that was con-
adered rare enough to 10 taken out to the
semi-tropical exhibition at Jacksonville.
NV it tnere. and now my idea Of the ~ COW
ID clearer.
II does not roam about u country below
ing and swallowing whole sheep; it has no
hair and no horns, nor hoofs, nor angry tail
In appearance it 10 no more like q Gov than
1t Il like a chicken. and its name comes not
from. its shape, but from its habit Of living
on gras and green vegetables instead OF eat
ing fish or nesh.-Cor New YORK Timea
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-09

Pine Tree Temple Of Honor will dedicate
lAsif nsv hall on Thursday evening of next
week. The dedication was to have taken
piacs THE week, but owing to unavoidable
circumstances il vas impossible to satisfAc-
eoeily arrange matters before another week
rhs nev hall has been fitted up at an ex-
psnss Of about $500. and 10 nos q pieasan,
I'D vsll.asranscd suite Of rooms. The
Teppls purposes to furnish them with new
eesds throughout. The dedication will
psebAbly be private.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-09
THE LATEST IN JEWELS

Coil bracelets II gold, stimulating skefss Of
sorsts 4. a-e an innovation.
Apples and bananas constitute a pretty
pair of vsriegstei gold cuff links brought
out recently.
Alternate strips of plain white enamel, dis
Tuonds and sapphires on . horseshoe lace pin
produce an attractive effect
Silver half dollars. with certain porticns
enhanced with variegAted enarnei.ng ars
lace pins that command attention
A delicate gold chain by which are sn~
pended diamond and ruby lilies of the valley,
makes pretty presen, for young lady
A silver ring recently introduced repre-
seuts an ordinary strsisht linen collar. such
- Is commonly worn by dudes Where the
buttouhoies meet diamond or ruby is set-
An enameled scarf pin of recent make one
receiving much attention from literary folks
-represents . plain Iced pencil Owing to
the perfection Of tha enameiing. the col
On are simisably rspruincsd -JsvelsrJ
Weekly.
4 MoaosD JonnA
Tn Jonah " mutsersd wiIlis
AID ~ fars IN sd and psl>r
tn JoaaA ehR b cpssnia
Asd ny - prosidss The vhaia.'-
-WeeAinge0 CApnnl
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-09

Today At a. IN. Bods Aanjhi, Of Baro-
uasia, went to ses II any fish were caught In
his net While returning he met q female
bear. with two cubs riding on her back. Ths
bear rose TO fight him. Seeing that be had
no chance Of escaping BY running, be dropped
his Ash. clutched his club with both handa.
and braveiy went TO meet the bear. They
soon met, and the Santhal gave the bear Ave
cuts with his club ovsr her head and pawn
The bear then caught hold Of his club, and
brute and man fought for life Ths Santhal
shouted at the bear, and the bear growisd
furiously at the man. This was heard in the
village, and five men ran 70 help their friend.
The santhai succeeded, BY twisting his club
this way and that way, 70 get is out Of hsr
paws, and gave her blow across her mouth:
at this the cub riding on her shoulder fell
down On the approach Of the men the To-
male bear bolted with one cub. The Santhal
picked up the other cub and ran home. it 10
black, with q white back. It ia remarkable
hat the santhi escaped without . scratch.-
Ease Indian Paper
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-09

HerOon Lodge, +. 4 A. N. elected the
following officers Tuesday evening {. y.
TURDsr.w NJ; ID. H. sherman s W; o. G
Aedrsvs. W: J. W. Lash. Treas; J. l.,
sssadard. Sec; II. W. Potter, ID; Z Z.
Lad. J ID; y. Y. Barker. s $; John Milton
J 3; finance committee, ID. c. Palmer. Geo
h Tovle. II. ). Webster. The Installation
vW - held Tuesday evening. Jan. ssth
I'D viii Be- public to the relatives and
fsjends Of member
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-09

Most people, when they hear OF corn fed
oyssers.' laugh 1t what they take TO b . lit
- extravsgancs insssdsd 70 convey the idaa
o. fafness. the association Of idsas with az
IRENE fAtne. and corn fed hogs being natu-
"a But corn fed oysters are a much fact
= corn fed hoga Oyster cultivation IN iii
ne bays and sounds Of the east is conducted
With = much scssncs - tbs cultivation a
agricultural products, and In many places a
Tie ChaApsaks bay the oyss~ farmer every
morning sfrevs with liberal hand upon ~
surface OF the water covering his beds Of ~
h'vaive., quantities. a ansly ground eorn
nsAi, which rapidly sinks to ths bottom -
z dsvoured or absorbed BY IL gaping ~
Nh the result being N especially fat -
hscious oyter. = Int@visv IN 81 L1ib
01ohe- DsDocrst
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-09
We WANDER BACK TO NOME

n vussds ~ids path. . s11ntag vay
Hay opea - ve ~
Wkh picture, scene, and coaors gAy.
From Ackle fAncy's now:
Dm = from way. once grand and chen.
TAere fades each brilliant chromA
NJ eye. afas through nlmy teaf.
wU wander hack to homo
wAea frieodships vane-coce heai I'D ~
And ccsdly glimmer wherc
The akin have loss their dsepsss ~
To bring chill shadows there.
One glinting gseAm Of sunshine, then.
Athuart the sudden gioam.
YIN nAah bright rays from childhood vAo
Hearts wander back 70 bona
no Ill the world should kindly grcss
Each footstep q We stray.
Ard strev, with garlantis meath or fesk
The path long hfe's highway;
Yes viii the moments brighter ssoA
Where 'er we rambling. roam.
when lost in mem'ry's happy dreAA
We wander hack to home
-Georks L Powell in Chicago lntss-ocaaa-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-09

Al the recent annual meeting Of the
s1ase holders Of the Ha,Io~eii Social Lib
fary the librarian read her report. from
which the follosiax extracts are made :;
The gifr OF Hfry valuable volumes, donated
by Judge "A. X. Baker. vas Put ia ci'euls-
ton 10 Janasry Of last year Prof Charles
Richardson has given treaty volumes Oh
permanent value. Mr.. Wiiiism Vaughan
has contributed several use volumes.
Prof. Richardson has suggested that "a
collection OF the many books a1i pamphlets
publish in Hallo~eli early ia the cen
tufy' be made. Fifteen volumes have be-
purchased. II 10 desirable that there be an
increase u fands. making the amount
y 600, and 90 adding 10 the efficiency Of
tie library
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-09
DAUGHTERS OF EVE.

Amelia b. Edwards says that New York
Impressed her az big soap bubble In Bos-
ton she felt more at home
The Duchess OF Hamilton devotes much
time To personal supervision OF her dairy,
one Of the finest in England.
Mrs. Grover Cleveland is fond Of French
literature She spends great deal Of time
In reading Partisan novelists in the original
Margaret Deland has not been SO great
success in her picture as in her novel, John
Ward, Preacher which has reached its IF
tieth thousand.
Miss Marie Van Zandt says that she took
her earliest lessons from the singing birds
that were kept in cages in her parents home
in New York city,
Louise May Alcott was glad to get q for
the stories which she wrote in the beginning
Of her literary career. hut she lived to re-
ceive q, 900 for one Of her booka
Mrs Astor says that well bred women are
learning to dress more and more plainly
every year in public places She thinks that
jewels should not be worn before evening and
never upon the streets
Marietta Holly, author Of the Josiah Al
lens Wife" papers, beaaa to write when
scarcely more than q child. She was born in
the village of Adams, N. Y, where she has
resided most Of her life. and is regarded as a
very handsome woman
Mrs jefferson Davis will undertake the
task Of completing the autobiography begun
. few years ago by Mr.. Davis 1t is under
stood that before his death Mr.. Davis had
accumulated ample material for the construc-
ton Of the contemplated volume.
Miss Ida N. Sweet was the winner Of the
fellowship given by the collegiate alumne
for advanced study in foreign universities
The competitors were those graduates in the
college association who are likely to do origi-
nal work in science or literature
Lady Napier, who accompanies Mrs Bloom
field Moore on her visit to America, is q mo-
therly. gentle and refined looking woman Of
some fifty odd years, just stout enough to be
comfortable looking. and wearing in her
cheeks that wholesome bloom which we are
accustomed to associate with the faces of our
grandmothers
Mrs, O. 8. Warren. Of Silver City, N. n,
who has recently been sent east on an impor-
tant mission for the municipality, is one Of
the busiest women in the world. She h
agent in Silver City for twenty eight fire in
surance companies, one life insurance com
pany. one accident and one plate glass insur-
ance company. She is also a notary public
and runs q real estate and collecting agency
She is a small woman, about s. years old, .
widow. fair and spectaeled. prim and ner
sOusfy ecttNe
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-09

The play vas bad. the players worpa
And tired Of the Kisses and jeers.
The kerosene lamps and the gas went out
And the seats rose up In tier1
Cleveland Town Top6R
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-09

First Mouse-I tell you, sir, that I am 60
ing to have a striking habitAtion when get
my nest finished
Second Mouse-Indeedl Where are yoa
going to build itl
First Mouse-Why, in the clock, of coursA
Jewellery Weskly
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-09
WHAT TO EAT WITH THE FINGERS.

Bread, toast and all tarts and small cakes
applied.
Lettuce, which should be dipped in ths
dressing or in little salt
Asparagus, whether hot or cold, when
served whole, as it should be-
Celery. which may properly be placed on
the tablecloth beside the plate
Fruits OF all kinds, except melons and pre-
serves, which are eaten with a spoon
Cheese which is almost invariably eaten
with the fingers by the most particular PEG
pie.
Straw berries, when served with the stem
on, as they usually are in the most elegant
houses
Even the leg or other small pieces Of bird
Is taken in the fingers at fashionable dinners,
and at most Of the luncheons ladies pick
small pieces Of chicken without using fork.
New Orleans Picayune
DAUGHTERS OF EVE.
6arah Bernhardt calls herself "tbe mose
ethereal Of women
Mrs. Harrison ievotes all Of her spare
time TO painting china.
Mrs. De Lapcey Kane has q coronet Of
diamonds. which she wears at the opera, con
tanning 200 rare stones Of blue and yellow
light
Miss Hale has etched an admirable likeuen
OF Father Damien from photograph which
was taken at Molokai not long before his
death.
Mary Anderson captivated the poet aure-
ate during her visit to Freshwater, and Lord
Tennyson may dedicate a poem to the beau
tiful actress.
Nine. Patti and the late Marquis de Caux
were married in 1865 and separated in 1880
She charged him with brutal treatment and
shameful extravagance
It is said that the Duchess OF Albany.
widow Of Prince Leopold of England, is anx-
ious to he married again, this time to Ger.
man prince who Is related to the family
Mildred Fuller, the chief Justices fifth
daughter. is q blonde. with large blue ewes,
and golden hair that lies in short ringlets over
h~ Ased- Her cheeks have brilliant color
Mrs. J. ?. Kolson, of Pittsburg. aged ~, is
an aunt Of the now world famous Emin Bey.
Emin Bey, whose right name is Joseph
Schnitzler. was years old when Mrs Kolsor
left Germany for America, and SINCE that
time she has not seen him
Lady Brooke, who is one Of the most fam
Gus leaders OF London society, has been Great
ing . sensation in the Essex hunting Geld BIZ
appearing in pink habit. She was beau
TRULY mounted, and rides very straight, and
her appearance is always hailed with delight
among the Essex people, who are devoted to
her. Lady Brooke, who possessed . large
fortune in her own right, is married to the
eldest son and heir Of the Earl Of Warwick,
Of Warwick Castle.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-09

Your cough can be cured. We know il
because Kemps Balsam has cured 90 many
coughs and colds In this community. Its
remarkable sale has been won entirely by
its genuine merit. Ask some friend who
has used it what he think Of kemp's
Baisam. There 10 no medicine 90 pure,
none 50 effective. Sample bottle free.
Large bottles 30 cents and 1t dfuggiats.
declSeod&w4w
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-09

Advertising patent medicine in the Pc
culiar way in which the proprietor Of
kemp's Bxlsam for Coughs and Colds does
10 indeed wonderful He authorizes all
druggists to give those who call for it .
sample bottle free, that they may try il
before purchasing. The large bottles are
soc. and 81. We advise = trial. Ii may
save you from consumption.
declSeod&v4W
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-09

There are some large landowners in
western Australia Mr.. ". Il. Barber
has o.oO0 acres; Mr.. J. Bateman I'D
ward Of 200 900. Mr.. A. J. Cunningham
has upward Of $500 600, or an area
equal TO about tenth of that Of England.
MI. W. Mackinnou has upward of 1, Co.,
wv, and the Union bank. Of Australia,
has upwsxds Of $500, 000.-Moatresi
Bar.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-09

Biddy-Shure, mum, an il yes don't b
afther takin' the clock out Az the kitchen Oiu
lave yez. 1t be afther insultin' me beau
LAdy-Why. how can the clock insult any
bodyl
Biddy-Shure and before Patrick had been
in the house foive minutes it said, "Cook
coo.'-Jewelers' Weekly.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-09

Three lovely little cherub heads Of mouo-
stone with gold hattened wings are sst On .
curved bar and form q lace pin
Antique hairpins consisting Of carelesly
twisted gold wires and with knotted and inter
laced tops are scattered through the hair.
A necklace for a dehutante is made Of small,
white, open petaled roses with a diamond
center, and is clasped in a small spray of roses
Dark hued pearls are much sought after by
people OF subdued tastes A handsome ring
5 a circlet Of dead gold with five large dark
pearls.
For young girls are strands Of tiny pearls
with Il single clasp Small pale pink coral
beads are worn in the same way and by the
same class
Simple rings for young girls are formed Of
triple rows uratiDg in a single band at the
back Turquoises, pearls and pale pink coral
are thus brought together
Debutantes wear hairpins Of enamelsd
flowers which have either gold or jeweled
centers Daisies, pansies and wild roses are
considered appropriate flowers.
A pair OF bonnet pins has woman's he'll
metei head cut in moonstone. The helmet
and the ruff about the neck are in diamonds
These form the head Of each pin
A jewel OF a watch has a large diamond in
the center surrounded by pearls thickly set
in rayed forms and almost covering the sides
The outer edge is OF deep red enamel
Though diamond crescents are out Of fash
ION, "A pretty novelty consists Of q very
slender crescent, from which hang jeweled
stars of rubies, sapphires and diamonds on
long. slender threads of gold The effect Is
that of shooting stars, and is very attractive
A clover leaf brooch was seen, in which
emeralds are treated in novel way Three
eneralds are set in the leaves and are Gov
covered with gold tracery, which initiates
the veining of the model. Sprinkled among
the tracery are small rubies. The stem is Of
fine diamonds
Pretty narp shaped brooches seen have q
mermaid the upright, the head and body
of the figure being cut out of moonstone, and
the taillke appendage set in diamonds Dia-
monds closely set form the rest of the Frame
which represents one-half of an anchor
caught in the folds of the tail
Moonstones. believed to be lucky, are far
and away the favorite stone Of the hour
lucy Adhe III hh% h1hispuhril
of brooches are believed to be doubly lucky
One represents the man in the moons face in
profile set in diamond crescent, while the
other is his jolly round face set in halo of
small diamonds.
Jeweled sleeve buttons are double, but one
side is a simple bar, The other side is an OBJ
long design of gold wire set with jewels In
the center is ruby verv much in relief;
around 1t are diamonds in floral arrange
ueut. but sunk below the plane Of the ruby
The sides straight bars Of alternating
rubies and sapphires,
Watches set in bracelets are worn by every
woman W no can acquire them They are in
tended for shopping. Formerly they came
mounted In leather bracelets that buckled
around the wrist But thess. were rather
cumbersome. They are now to he found in
both silver aad gold bracelets of light and
attractive forms and on bracelets Of the
latest fashion. Circular.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-09
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4 nns nay aFis 70 The iulttase slnftoa
AID hearken 70 words tbas arc spoksn pEa1A
p chonea 20 al high place IN he nAfioA
AID favored and Aouored In nnmercsD vayE
Ax poes Of ths gifss which b manhood have
sought him
% allsd up his being With voadesfaI tcy.
Or bright dreams of shings yss 70 b sver hroagAD
~ IL ira pair q Trousers he vors uhss ~.
whes boys kilsed skirs ars % lcager dsDs1
proper.
ne oahses vho vear then mus ~ sennA
Hss grown al q Ooce 70 . vooderfaI shcppG
And ANAL Try must BY his decisaons ahita
q feeh he ID one Of the lords Il creafioaL
And 9rAighrvay procssts IL his nghts tss&
Joy
nssss soothing can nFing such great uanscue>
nation
A. The 6rvs pstr a uuuesss 20 wore vhs. .
-CAicago HsraA
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-09
Rallroaos 4 ,9teamboaty
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Arrangement ef Trains In Eject Dec.
3Oth, 1889.

Until further notice trains leave Augusta .
follows;
siIING wEsT-s.so A. N. for L~wls.ss.
Rockland. Portland, Bosion and Montreal; ~
A. N for HAllOwell and ';ardiner; 100 A. T. ~
Lewiston, Pennington, RocklRnd, Portland ~
Boston. 200 +. N. for Hnllowel and Gardiner -
=. NJ Tor brunswick Bath. Portland and Dostae.
$40 + N for Halioweli and GsrdlnSP:
1885 7. N. might Pullman) for Lsvistoa, BAH.
Portland and Boston.
GOING EAST-2. II A. N. (nisht express) M
Skowhegan, Bangor, Bar Hafbor, ~. stsDhss,
81. John and AroostOsk County; $50 A. n. ~
Waterville. skowheGan, sangor. b. 4 r. Z. \. ~
7. N. for wnterville ~ owhegan, Belfast. D< ltss
Dover foxcroft. BsogOs. 81. steiAss. N.
John and Aroostook County, and on BaturdAys
only at 7.3o r. N. for ystetvill~ Sunday papss
train for Watervtlis and Bangor At S.H A. 4.
The Night Pullman TIsins ruu each wsy EVEN
night. sundays included. but not to skovhseaa
on Monday mornings, or to Belfast and DsxtAs,
or beyond Bangor, on sunday morninss.
ACCOM- MOnATlON TRAsN1eavcs (3as
diner for Augusta at 7.45 A. H., 10 anA ~
L. ~; Haloweli at s02 4. H.. Ia aad ~
Through tickets to California and al Deints
South and West may be had Of 4. n. WAlhss,
ticket agent, Augusta the only once sslunR va
all routes and checking all baggage free Of 81.
pense.
PAYsON TUCKER, Vice Pres 4 Gepr hAaAsss.
y. h. 30 THBY, Genr Pass. and Ticket Agt
Portland, Dec. Nth, 1850.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-09

Tramp-kind lady. will you give me some
thing to eati
Lady-We have some chops left over from
breakfast; you can have those.
Tramp with a scornful look,-Excuse me,
they are little too suggestive Of the wood
pie couldn't take any comfort eating EN-.
-Kearney Enterprise.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-09

The mysteries Of the Arabic language win
not be greatly elucidatei by the evidence q .
witness who apIea1ed At the Worship strese
police court last week. This gentleman aid
he was an Arab and that his name WAS MuAA
Mustapha bin Yasep Abu Nattar Wa HeonA,
of which the English equivalent was Henry
crane-Loudou Truth
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-09

The police circles Of Randolph were con-
siderably stirred up Wednesday over = SEN
sational case in which Mrs. McRoy and
Mr.. Premise figured As principals. Both
vsrs badly intoxicated. The man was
1nsd and paid and the woman vac given
hss choice Of going up To Augusta for SO
days or leaving town She decided on q
shsass Of ioeatioa aud took the afternoon
train for Fairfield.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-09

Commend to public approval the California
liquid fruit remedy Syrup Of Figs. IL 10
pleasing to the eye and to the taste, and by
gently acting on the Kidneys, live. and
bowels. it cleanses the system ef{eesuslly.
thereby promoting the health and comfort
Of all who use it. dec3 ld& v Spfolrm
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-09

II 10 understood that quite an amonnt Of
sock Of k,mbsll Bros fsctory IL chang
log hands.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-09

Thursday 10 the last isy YOU will have to
buy ticket and hear the famous Ruggles
street Quartette. with Nells Brown Pond
- rsci,ationist. The company appear. in
Augusta Thursday evening At Granite Hall.
Special rates viii carry Gardiner people to
The concert. Don't fail to hear the famous
male Quartette just this once.