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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-25
Boston Market.

BOSTON, June ~.
FLouR-The wants Of buyers are small with no
We quote line and supcrhne. % 40a3 80 extra and
seconds. 81 73af So MINI baker clear and straight,
10 ~: winter pat, - 2oa1 10; spring patent. o. rs
CoRsxEAre-The market Is active with price.
steady.
We quote Choice kiln dried at o. Ioa2 Ia per
Dbl per bag. ss.?oc, and for choice graduated,
o. 1az 20 Ger Dbl.
yellow. 45sooc; steamer, +faooc; good no grade,
dOs4sic; on lots lower ms to quality.
RYE FLOUR Is selling In small lots at u 23a3 80
OATMEAI>-Is steady at o. 2oa4 70 per Dbl for
nne and y 70af NO for cut.
oArs-New fancy oats. s9afoc: No2 whiie.sl,
BRAN-spring bran In sacks At si7 Goals 80;
and 900 0oa0o % for winter.
PkovisIoSs-Ihe market Is very qu,,t with
steady tone.
PORK AND HANS
We quote: Long cuts. els 2saia 10 short cuts,
eis soais 90: backs. on ooai4 %: lean ends.
m.ss, SO %, extra prime. eli 3D. TUT pork,
81 90; fresh ribs, 7lc, sausases. 7lc; bologna
:%"s.ss :, ss ham: ,oalo!c small. il.liie
iS., eA1; eoneIe'' breakfast bacon ic. pressed
sskr,Ex.r. plate and extra family beef. " 90
q 90; beef hams. sis 80; beef tongues, bbi. Sis %
oOmb Fipe, ~ 20 pff M Dbl.
FRESH BEEF-ChOtce stecrs 7n7ic: sood sa
7lc light, oaSfc; extra heavy hines 5isiylc good
vAl0c; light. 7Asc: heavy fores Aia(kc: common
TO good. Slate; light. sasl rattIss, ziaai; chucKs,
s.st; backs, ssoc rumps. sai2ici rounds. sasic;
Pumps and lotn-. 7ai4c; short ribs, iiaisc; loin-,
sai7c. Chcsso butts and rolls are selling ut 7ic
and tenderloins at lS,.
OTHER FRESH MkATa-Choice lambs Ii,iss:
fall liaiSc; Chicago mutton, choice, slave;
ys.,,ins'. oaooc; choice heavy brighton. slaloe:
ioc; Others. 5ase. choice Brighton YuODc
BurTEE-Ciioics grades firm.
We quote western extra cmry. f5aISc; fancy
Wen known marks. 0Dc hr-ts and extra hrsts. la
isc, extra Imitation emry. lie; Others 6ai0; fac
tory choice. ioa10e. others SAP, N Y and VI ex.
ira cmry, 1hml6c, extra hrsts. Ita0Dc: N Y and VI
dairy. good to ch0icr. Izai5o; low grades, 7alfc;
Fast cmry, good TO choice. i3alSc. The above quo
lots. JobbinE prices. is2e higher.
BEASs-Choice small N hand picked pea q 10
ID pr bush; chocc marrow hand picked
" cpsz g.. email W hsnd picked, o. lDnx 30:
snvsce sefee nea PEA, ~ Sxl W, hAnfpieksd fned,
y WA2 CO. chice screened, o. sal Vi, choice yel
eyes, ~ zba3 IS.
CHEgsg-We quote Hoti.ern choice. sisac:
Western. sac, loser grades ~ to quality. sage.
o.oo; iotbing prices lc higher.
rOuLIkt--"e quote choice northern and
eastern turkeys. nam. common TO good, lzai.c;
choice. igHIic.
ArrLEs--R ussets held at o % bbi: ncw green
~ .l5zI.7s per cate.
DRIED ArrLxs-Cbotce and fancy evapors,ed,
ii.d0c per ID; prime. "a ioc. sun dried, sssc.
k'Gs-kAstsrD exiras, l5sl6e; fancy near by
stock higher; nrsts. Halle, extra VI and N ".
HAY AND srRAw.--choice prime hay. sI7 Con
Y ~, fancy, higher; fair 10 good, tiz ODai4 %;
Vast me, va 0bai5 %, psor TO ord, ai0 GOALS o.
Eat swsIe. 90 90. rye strsw. choice, Sis oAis CO..
DAT straw. y 0ssO.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-25

NEW YORK. June q
FLouR--Receipts. .e55 pkgs; exports, 1904
bbls; sales, 10 $50. Repeat quotations includ
ing City Mill extra, q asae4 50; patent. - eos
es Is, supernne, o. ooae2 IS; extra No ., o. ecs
d ~, winter wheat low grade. u 5oae3 %, Min
nesota extra, % Soae4 70. sosthern Aour dull
rye -four quiet.
| wHxAT-Recsipts, ~. O6 exports, o.tto. sale,
| iss 900, lower: No. spring mo red, NJ
s. No red, sais93, etev't, .ssas6i, fob Yilaasi
dsiiv'd, No hard. s7lsp9. No northern. vi
W.
xyx-dull.
BARLEY-quiet.
CoRN-Recsipts. 800 exports. 5l2 7s5. sale.
u. 900, lower, steamer. tlaiit, So2 uioaAi
| store and elevator. 4sls4.l shost.
OArs-keceipts. is5 Iso. exports. 0,i20, sales
i5i 900 firm No !. -: 10 white q; No Z. ssa3t!
do white. Sissoi.So IS; do white, 80; Aixet
western, a2As5, white do, 3fa4I.
| CorYHK-fAir, Rio. fair, %.
! sUeAR-RAw firm: refined firm; demand
/ fair; crushed 4!a5; extra crushed. 5}AS1; white
extra crushed. iasf: cut loaf. AZ, ErAnnated, o..
PKrRoLEun-steady, -.sSi
foRK-quiet
BEKF-steady.
LARp-dull; western s.eau, ~ 0sl ~ 22i clos
ing - Is, city steam, o Is refined daii. continent
| u ioA1s 50; S. A. o. Is.
BurrKR = quiet, vestern dairy 7alS. d
CHEsss-.tesay Freishfs to Liverpool, firm
State. easl; fancy, SIC,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-25

The Journal scribe took an early ii3e
overA portion Of the Kennebec Central
railroad Tussiay morning through the
courtesy Of Mr.. G. T. Page, engineer Of
the " olunteef" and the fireman d. VII
Jams. Sax fat cars heavily loaded with
gravel made up the train and the little 10
connective pulled rapidly up the steep grade
on the first part Of the line for a distance
of half mile where the bsllastins 10 now
beisg carried on. IL was pleasant and
Instructive trip and the sentlemanly ensi-
neer and fireman have the thanks Of the
party for the zane. The work 10 being
-apidIy pushed under Supt. Laugh
ton who 10 every day proving his
ability In the position which he occupies.
II will only be short time nov before the
road will be opened for freight business as
the supplies are delivered July let, and
they will be taken TO the Home nights after
the days work on the line 10 completed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-25

here, Who ought to be IN school, are grow
ing up in ignorance. One member Of the
Board Of Education, Who Gays he knows
whereof he afirms. declares that there are
haudreds in this city. who we're born here,
and have always lived here. and grown up
to maturity here. who cannot read or write.
This is rough state ment to make. but II ii
emphatic it 10 made. the better il will be
for all concerned.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-25

The Islander Announceme for this sea
an will be found in this issue Of the Jour
nal. BY . advertisement in yesterday
Journal the boat Is announced a. making
her arst trip on Monday. She will leave
Augusta this week Saturday 1t ! O'Clock
Gardiner as 2 O'Clock Z. N. All parties
having furniture to be moved are requested
to leave 1t q the wharf early in the day st
- not to delay the boat. The welcome
announcement 10 made that the A. II. & G.
Electric r. r. Company will put baggage
car on their line for the accommodation
Of those who wish TO take the fslandef AMI
will run trains to make connections with al
boats.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-25

Another Drug Accumulation to BE Avoided.
Exalgine is the name Of new drug
similar in composition to antipyrin and
antifebrin, which has lately been the OBJ
jcct of much laudation for its energy as
a pain killer Neuralgias Of all kinds,
wherever located, are generally dispelled
by its use in about half an hour at the
outside. Frequently the pain does not
return, and the cure is permanent, but
sometimes there may be relapse and
further doses are necessary. Exalgine,
however, has been engaging the atten-
ton of Dr. Bardet and DIR. Dujardin-
Beaumetz. two French physicians who
have been making an investigation into
the therapeutic qualities Of this sub
stance. While they agree as to the ac-
tivity Of the drug in destroying pain, the
doctors are equally unanimous in their
opinion as to the danger Of its use. The
new pain killer is a powerful poison as
well AS a sedative, and its action affects
the brain. giving rise to violent convul'
sions like those Of epilepsy. The moral
of the findings Of NM. Bardet and Du-
jardin- Beaumetz is that it is better To
endure pain than to resort to the use OF
so dangerous drug to assuage it.-Jour-
nal of Health.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-25

The bids for the remodelling Of ST. Jo-
sephs Catholic church have been opened
and the contract awarded to ]. W. Lash Of
this city 70: about $1,000. Il 10 proposed
" reduce this expense about $1,000. The
proposed chsnges include the follow ing
radical improvements An addition Of 20
feet to the front Of the church with six foot
wings on either side. . new tower 1t the
centre in front. and . fifteen foot annt L
with wings 10 the rear, where will be loca-
ted rooms for the private use of Rev,
Father Mccarthy. When these changes are
made, and work upon them will soon be
commenced. the church will be one Of the
best appointed Catholic churches in this
section Of the State.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-25

A very pleasant presentation took place
st the Copsscook paper mill yesterday
afternoon. when the operatives Of the mill
presented the assistant superintendent. Mr..
Fred Files, with . handsome gold-ht aded
cane and . knights Of Pyshias seal ring.
The presentation was made BY Mr.. Joseph
Esmond in very neat speech. to which
Mr.. Files responded. Mr.. Files leaves to-
day for Cumberland Mills, where he 10 en-
gagged with the came frm. 8. ID. Warren &
Co. lie 10 . most popular young man,
much liked by his many associates and
friends, which he has made during his
winters stay in this city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-25

We are sorry to know that Mr.. l.. W
Rogers. Who has been in active bushes,
here for the past ten or dozen years, &C.
cumulating property every year and ACHE "
ing an enviable reputation - hustler, hal
decided to close out his extensive bushes.
and 20 West He 10 one Of those who
make things lively where they are, and
waterville will sustain = loss in his de
parture.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-25
Cured BY Cuticura

~ dtsrss< tpscsiasisl first sscAc ost o. ny
I'm ch~ck. spreading acru>e my Hosr. and alncst
coveFiag Ry f.cr. Il ran tNso NV ewes. aud the
physirisa wss Afraid I wcald lose nay eyrstGht
altogether. u sprrsA all over my hrsd and my
hair all sstl cut. uutn Was eptirrlr bald headed;
Il then hrck- oat on NJ arms and shoulders. until
my sruas were Just our sore. u covered my snire
body, my face. head. and shoulders being the
worst. The white seshs fell cea,taat'y f,em my
head, shoulders. and arms, the skin wculs III cken
anA BE- rid aud very itchy. and ~oaid Grace and
h,eed u scratched. After spending many hundreds
81 dollars was prcnoanccd tnsurAelc I heard
Of thu t'rrlcvkA kENAniES. and after asisg t~o
hoitles CrrtcrHN kksoiNNNr. I could 80
ehAnsr; and after had taken fear bsttics. ~as
Alusa~t eatcsi, aud when had nssd six hei'les Of
CrsiccRA HksnLvsSr aud one box OF CtrscrsA,
and oAr cake q. GtvtttkA SOAR, was cared of
the dtrssifu, disease from which had suffered for
Eve years. I Thought the disease woahi' leave
very deep seer, bat the CttwIgA HeAHntss
card 1t without any scars. leannot eNrrss With
p~a what suffered before u Ing the urtcrRA
RkNSnt,s. They saved my Ire. and feel II my
duty TO rrcow mend them. ~ hall h resto cd ~
scod ~ ever. aud 80 Il my ey-stsht- know Of
others who have rrcrie~d sr~St ~ w.ni ffom their
use. Mrs, kosA kElLy.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-25

Tuesday, June II.
ArrLKs.--Evaporatcd, ssioc; dried, ba7.
BKANs.-Pea, Maine. y 50; ~. o. Is; yellow
eyed, ~ 00Aa %.
BUrTER.-Solid. is&aoc: ball. so~ssc.
CHEEsk.-factory and domestic. iiAi2c.
E00s.--tsai5c Per dos.
GRAIN.-Corn, tsc: meal. 500; bran, o. 90 Der
cwt.; cotton seed meal, o. 70 per bag,
HAY.--Loose, tio QOalS 90, pressed, IA 0owi7 co.
straw, q 7sas 20.
HoNEY.-Box, isa22c per pound.
LAgp,--Domepttc, iOal2c; western. tiercc 7Asc
AUrroN.-pal0c per pound.
OATs.-hAs0c pr bush.
POrATOEs-S0sp0 per bushei.
PouLTRY-FoWl iAalsc.
WooL-20H00c pr ID unwashed; zoe washed.
Woodbury. hard. - % per cord; soft, o. 7sA
80.
HIpEs-Light sic per ID; heavy 80; sheep, ssa
o. 90; veal skins. f0alOc.
VEAL-7apc per ID.
Augusta Beef Company's Wholesale Price Cur.
rent.
nurroN.-9lal0c per ID.
SPRING LAMB-i6x2O.
BEEF-sides. 6ia7to per ID; hind quarters, 50
dc; fore quarters, 4laSc; rounds with dank, saul
rump and loias iiai2c; short RIB cuts ioc; rattlss
dfessed hogs, tlaAko.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-25
Marriieo.

ARooSrooE-
At Mars Hin, June Is, oiis n. Cain and Mis-
Allie T.. Rabar, both Of B-idgevater.
kEJSEBEC.
In East Monmouth. Jane IL. Mellon 4. Springer
Of Winthrop and Miss Hattie 4. Titus oil Mon
mouth.
In this city. June a. Fred y. Hall Of Marches
tee and Miss Ida n. whiftrn Of Augusta
In wxtervilie, Jaae Is. Aipheas A. cross and
Mics Hattie u. Davis. both of Oakissd-
PESoBscor.
In Orouo, June IL. Harry c. Bassets Of Lewis
ton asd CARR, 4. Libby.
In Bangor. fnne u, John L. Cutirr. Jr-, sas
Mis- Helen >. vArney. both of Bangor
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-25

Mr.. =. s. Berry. one Of the Journal's
veteran agents. 10 this veek in Dexter
Dover and Foxcroft, and other Piscataquii
eounty towns. where be will present the
claims Of the Kennebee Journal ~ . vehi.
Gle Of news. The eastern edition reaches
the people Of the localities named earlier
than any ether paper containing the same
n4ws.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-25

Mr.. Paul Stevens, Of Sidney, 10 well
known in this city. where he 10 occasionally
seen upon the streets. In September next
he will be 30 years old, and there are very
few men who attain to that age and remain
- vigorous physically and mentally - he.
The other day he walked three-quarters of
q mile, sowed three acres of grass seed,
and returned to the house in three and one
fourth hours. Within the past three years
one Of his legs have been broken. and he
has also suffered from something in the
nature of q paralytic shock.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-25

Slow progress 10 being made by the con-
tractors in getting the new steamboat into
shape for business. A WatervilIe gentle
man interested in the success Of the enter
prise, was at Brewer few days ago and
says there is 90 much delay about the ma
chinery that it is liable to be several
weeks yet before the boat is in readiness.
The logs are still solid in the river At Five
Mile island so the boat could not get up
here for the present. even if she were
ready. But everything will come around
all right in time and we shall be Il seaport
town again"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-25

A narrow escape from 3 serious troubl,
at the pulp mill occurred Monday fore
noon. The brakes on q freight train back.
ing into the yard refused to work and
crashed through the gate. completely de-
molishing it. The train continued b,ckins
and came within few feet Of going into
the cellar Of the mill, the brakes catching
Just in season to stop ii outside the wall.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-25

Foster Davis, veil remembered here ~
former foreman Of the Mail efiice, and vho
vent 70 Houlioo, Aroostook Co.. some time
ago. where he has had charge Of the
Aroes.ook Times otacs has nos. returned to
bis old place on the Mail He has many
friends in WAssrviile. who give . cordial
welcome to the field Of his former labors.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-25

Persons vho have Accommodations fos
sumnsf besrders should advertise that fast
In sae want" column Of the Journal. II
eoiy costs 50 censs . week for -four lines.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-25
Bonn.
FRANKLIN.

In Avon. Jsne II, 70 Ar. and Mrs David Rich
nrdson. o son.
In Industry, June IL. to the wife Of Hasrisos
DzgIesf. a so,i-
KNOX
In Washington, June ., u Mr. and Mys. Nor
ringtoa Sideasgef, = soa.
sOAERxBr.
In MADISON, Jsne .. to she wife Of ue'seIIyu
Hantooa, . Ssa.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-25

Ths eonp<asors fos the 80 prize, . be
awarded 70 she handsoness baby BY the
Bohemian Glaze BIssefs, sfe numerous,
and many votes are being shsown for the
csndida,es- la their advertising space to
morrow they viii publish list Of the com
pssifofs an.. the number Of votes eass for
each.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-25

Rev. Mr.. and Mrs.. Adams, who 90 hos
pitably entertained many Of the delegates
to the county conference Of Congreg asional
churches which was held here. have re-
ceived 4 handsome little souvenir of the
event in fine edition Of "Ben Hur," the
gift Of Mise Annie Hayward Of Augusta,
who was guest At the parsonage during
the convection.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-25

J. W. Emery, the barber. while out
swimming the first Of the week, had mar.
row escape from drowning. He vas taken
With the c.amp in both legs when about
half way between the island and the shore.
He was obliged to swim with his HAMS the
remainder Of the distance and was so ex-
hausted on reaching the shore that he hsd
to be carried home.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-25

Mr.. Sumner, the overseer Of the city
farm. reports matters - progressing we'll
there. The crops are all planted and
hay making will commence soon With
probably good crop. There are st pres
sut only twelve inmstes at the farm, .
smaller number than there has been for
some yesfs.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-25

Ths tbifd annual fair for the bsnsnt Of
the Kindergarten for little blind children 81
RoabuTy, will be held u the houss Of Mrs.
Henry Richards on Dennis street, Saturday
afternoon, from 3 70 O'Clock. Refresh
msnts viii BE- served. and there will be the
usual outdoor sports for the little ones.
Those Who are arranging the fete. hope for
ths same generous patronage which has
done 90 much to make their efforts Of for
mer years successful.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-25

The foundation for the turn table will be
completed about the middle Of next week,
and the table will be ready for business in
about two weeks. During that time the
accommodation train will probably return
to Gardiner 1t night.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-25

Bradstreet Bros mill is now running on
full time and 10 turning out large amount
Of long lumber. Monday WAS q big day
with the saws. the rotary saving 1900
feet and the band saving So 900. They are
loading several schooners for Southern
points
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-25

The Bohewian glaze blowers are giving
some marvellous exhibitions Of the art At
the store In wilsoa's block. Over one
hundred people Witnessed them Monday
evening.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-25

Mr.. spsuiding, the young man Who VA
badly burned BY steam ct Bfsdstreets' mill
about 8 week ago. returned to work Mon
day bat vss obliged 70 return home - bis
eyes we're ssiil too weak for service.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-25

The Junior exhibition of wate,vilie
High School vas given yesterday in the
Baptist church, which vas allied with at.en-
tive and interested listeners. The program,
which was published in full Tuesday morn
ing vas successfully carried out, all the nun.
bers being Applauded, while the conventional
floral tributes we're bestowed at the proper
time. There was . profuse and well
arranged display Of flowers and plants
about the platform where the parts we're
delivered. and the whole program was
varied and enlivened by several splendid
selections by Given's Orchestra of Lewis
ton, an organization which has . strong
hold upon the regard Of lovers of fine
music in this city. The introduction Of the
was pleasing feature. the lines Of Shy
lock and Portia especially being read in =
manner that betokened dramatic ability.
The principal Of the High School. Mr.
Lincoln Oven, presiaed over the exercises
Of the afternoon, and the opening prayer
vas offered BY Rev. ". II. Spencer, d. d.
At that part Of the exhibition held in the
rink Monday forenoon. there were present
and participating in the exercises about
300 scholars, and those Who happened to be
In there - interested lookers-on. will re-
member Inst they presented quite m e..
tensive array. II IL somewhat startling to
reflect that the number Ct sch liars there
seen together 10 only about half ~ many -
there are in this city between the ages Of
fosr and sixteen vh3 are NOT attending
school Il al. - shown By he school cen
sus just es.pleted. Wsservills has rome
splssdid edsesxiseal faciIiHies, and the
seacAers In he various schools are ssf-
passed - ssns b ~ Stats; what vs hsve
IN n edscssisaal way = Of The BED, but
tAere l. nes enoash of 4. Isis . fact e.
which nsny people Of Ills ciy viii sssd
rsases feel ashs0ed. thas - nany ehildrsn
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-25

The FIRE engine company goes to Port
land On the Fourth Of July to participate
Ia the muster. They are holding some
special meetings this week for drill to brace
up . few members Of the company for the
'.tug Of var"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-25

A party Of young ssstlensn spent the
LAY yesterday At Merrill : McCsaslsnd's
camp ss Lake CObbiscessee. They re-
tsrned IN The evening with ssfing Of 81
ane black bAss, the largest weighing tribe
moro than 5 IL pounds. That locality is
aid 10 Be the bess 6shing sroands on The
vhole lad.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-25

WHEN 500 lesse the city - your ssn-
nes vacation, remember that you can have
~ Daily Journal sent to yssr sadress any
yenssA Of time q Il cents pr week
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-25

J. d. Hashes iesvss 90 The Kennsbss
tomorrow to attend meeting Of he asssiz
Of the New England Piano Company
aaents held In Boseon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-25
AaIlowtlI 2drertisfmsnts.
Q MONEY,

You have often heard Of people living on III.
interest Of what they oSs aud yon have no doubi
~ often heard people say that n they could only
collect interest on what moaey they must spend
instead 81 what they save, they would gel
rich. Well that IL exactly what We are doing
FAyIsa you rstNRksf ON WHAT rou srksD
and good big interest ut that. MAKE your
money work fnr you. Head the prices below. and
the a6ovs will be ~ plain and 'cier ~ the road
...ifi
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-25

Frank L. Mc6owsn. Who has been run
ming the Lawrence Bros boarding house
will leave here shout July In and Phil II.
Rittal Who bad charge of il before Meow
N, viii sssume The msnasement Of Affairs.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-25

Mssws. Fred Biscknan and Adns Wy
man viii move into the double tsnemen,
hsuss which Mrs.. Abbls Lawrence has
been building on the new street.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-25

Mrs. James johnson died - her home on
Water ssssst, yssssrday morning. d .
O'Clock. Of typhoid pnsusonta- She
Issvss . husband and four chiIdrsn.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-25
Where Are You Going
For Your Vacation?

10 ntM WHARF yoa 60. you viii to the Kennsbsc
'sn svy Day, faE otherwise yoa win not half enjoy your
sssiag for two weeks, 80 cents VIII pay The BILL for
- nsHA 60 esata
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-25

Nj. 4. c. BArnes viii soos put Up nns
sssidsncs On The ssv street on the lot form
esiy bsIosgins 70 shssburn Lsvrsnce.
DANISH ThufIov hss taken the contract for
iss erection.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-25

Z NJ. v. v. MeKsy. . sesidsrs Of Worth
Witt field and veil knova 10 this place haa
sscsEtiy bsss sfssssd . psssiea vifh beck
pay to the amount Of $40.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-25

Thomas McCarsy. Of THE city, . new
brakeman on the Maine Central, had one
Of his thumbs badly crushed While shack
ling cars Monday.