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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-02-17
COLD FEET.


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ksAiae dsessss u Bestee. y - ut5s It ves1
vsslfhy ees<senas. u y inpassihte 70 Etss fhe
Ds~sors ~xaes verdi u reStT. Bot is sss -
stsnfi.ity shfs
.sfoax s<es ss4 hasds are esta bsessse yeua
bs6sa tsss sos stEe.isss well II you were to Fxs
y sxer<is<. soar feet and bts1s vssiA sesa b
sssm- Wkes ssrsaa ssDs rsnnisG besones
foss. ssd srres sssn essAess - the sssfs<<-
Wh<a th~ blood ssops aoufae sfe<Ig. u e<eonses
fsai sd 1ssssa6aS, - st<kHess b the rvssif.
New tke blood a~res6s essifsiy fer ~ eisesia-
tag power upsa the servsss sJs<sa~ II the
nersss are sssses. tke b.soi eifesiztss freely.
heassHny, anl fh~rs are 70 ed test. the serses
are peak o. snstsass. tie blood 1ses not aid eans
sss esssassss What thsa shoai1 re des Keep
this nerves 10 pssfset sSsisioa nd then tbe blood
vif eiseaisss freely. be kept pare. aa1 heafh viii
rssulf. Many pesp,e Try y pastfy TIE bleed. 1t
u sheer nessesss, what ID ths sss Of purifying
The bioe1 II Il does not sisesi.s< trssiy sd be
epues psisss0ss the nsxi dsy? t6nGD
Blood that asSs freely does aes become Impure,
for a. lmpsrisi<s are ihrSwn OF every tins h
uows thsosgh the t.-ty- The besf vay, therefore,
70 stop e7kd fssf sha hshds, - 20 ssfsstsoeh me
sssves, % that tie blood viii circulate freely and
heaes beeeas pure. keep the body warm ssd the
health vigorous. know Of M Gay by which tiiis
eas be 10 readily dSas a. by the Use Of that great
discovery made by Professor Phelps Of Dartmouth
College. kaesn a. Psine's Celery compsuad- II
is . food. .srenstheaer. and tanie for the
nerves. 1t takes wess women, gives them health
and hepe. and briGxs e.ior 10 thsis cheeks. 1t
lakes deIiiitated men and makes their
eonsiisatloas strong their muscles hard and their
life vlgofsss II takes puny ehlidsen and eosyerts
them fron sickness into rosy hsAith. This Is what
hare found II TO be, and It IL for THE purpose
tina, cordially recommend It TO yoa.''
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-02-17

The concert to be given by the Home
Military Band at General FRANKLIN hall
this evening will be composed Of selections
appropriate to the death of Gen. Sherman
Amorg others, Prof. Theme will intro
duce new march Of his own composition.
.Our Country's Heroes Funeral March,, -
dedicated TO Gen. Sherman. II is an
elaborate piece Of music, introducing .
chime Of bells aud other specialties, and
will be produced this evening for the nrst
time, from the manuscript IL will be pub
lished immediately, a. it is regarded by
critics ~ . piece OF especial power and ex-
cciience. and one destined to be very popu.
lar. Prof. Theme composed i. the night
following the receipt Of the news Of the
death Of Gen. Sherman, and wrote the
parts for each Of the musicians in his band.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-02-17
DAHAs SARsAYARILLA Culssi


Mr.. c. II. Nelson, part owner of the
famous Nelson, who recently psssed
through this city on his way 10 81. john
and Halifax. has made some important
purchases in the latter city where he
bought Of Judge Meagher the fous-year old
mare Theresa, BY Nelson, dam Lsdy Hell.
mont. by Gen. Knox, and the four.yesr.
old Glimmer, by Wilkes, dam Lady Cros.
By, BY Gideon. Both these mares were
bred BY Mr.. Nelson. who disposed Of them
to Judge Meaeher, and Friday before
be had seen the animals. he offered twice
the amount Mr.. Meaeher paid for them.
He also purchased the brood mare Jessica.
formerly owned by A. b. Dsrlins, New
York. and was sired BY Rysdyk (sise Of
Ciingstone. 2I4) dam Lady .Cspklin
(dsm Of Empress Eugenie, 2I9
at yee1s), in fcal to May Prince.
BY Kentucky Prince, (sire Of Guy, 2.I0a !
dam by Rysdyk's Hsmbletonisns. Nj.
Nelson hiss secured trio Of valuable ami.
mails, ard II 10 regretted by people Of that
vicinity that such stock IL leaving the prov.
inces. Saturday afternoon Mf. Nelson vss
to have Witnessed the races on the Marsh
road 1t st. John, and that evening he vss
rendered banquet BY the 81. John horse.
men which was very largely attended and
. pleasant event-Bansor Wing, Feb. ls.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-02-17

Another fine concert is booked for Gardi-
ner. and this time the Lsdies' Aid Society
of the Congregational church Is the cbsain-
irg power. The following talent has been
secured for the event which will occur on
Thursday evening. March 5th. at the
church Prof. F. N. ShackIey. the cele-
brsted orgxnist, Miss Minnie Bette, the
charming vocalist. and Fred A. Given, the
siolinist. Lewiston 10 the abiding place of
this trio of artists, and st recent concert
i,s Guest people turned out en- mssse TO do
them homage. The repetition of the same
numbers before an audience of Gardiner
best people will only add another to the list
of successes which have been recorded
wherever these artists have appeared. 1t
will be rich musical treat.
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To guess the number, who would dare to !?
Of all the ills that flesh 10 heir to,
To hear the half you could not bear to-
And lovely woman has her share, too;
Shed have some less If Shed repair to
DR.. Pierce's Favorite Prescription. For
"run down." debilitated and overworked
women, it is the best Of all restorative ton
les. A potent specific for all those chronic
weaknesses and diseases peculiar to women !;
. powerful, general, as well as uterine,
tonic and nervine. 1t imparts vigor and
strength to the whole system. 1t promptly
cures weakness Of the stomach, nausea,
Indigestion, bIoating, debility and sleepless-
ness, in either sex. 1t is carefully com.
pounded by an experienced physician and
adapted to womsn's delicate organization.
Purely vegetable and perfectly harmless in
any condition of the system. The only
medicine for women, sold by druggists,
unnder positive guarantee OF satisfaction
in every case, or price (sl.00) refunded. q
feb16d&wfolrm
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8]9ie6.


ANDgoscoGsfx.
North Lecds-reb. 4. David Ramsey, aged %
y-ars. II months.
Auburn--Feb. 3, Emma L., wife OF c. .. Toner.
sgcd 81 years; Feb. 8, Alexander Walton, aged
A. years.
g. years.
livcrmcrs--Jau- ~. L. B. Thompson, aged II
years
AEoosrooK.
Bcston-JaR. Is. Mrs. Josephine H.. widow Of
the late Nathan y. wight, aged 50 years, month
II days, former resident Of Aroostook.
wiIsoa-Eso. :, Ernest H. Young. son of the
aged ~ years, Month, q dayp.
Farwingf0n-Feb- z, Mira. Sanc5 z. s., Wife o!
Henry sprsRa.. seei ~ pears. moath, days.
kEyxKBEC.
Nassalboro--Jsn- ~, Jsber CrourIl. aged iol
Winsisw-Feb 1, Gilman Dayis, aeed q wears
Feb. = Mxry 4 Chandler. aged 20 year,.
Wnsefyille-Jsn. II, j. y Charland-
Rsndolph-Aiss 0riDda Kicker, daughter Of Mr.
aid MS orrfn Rscker :.
Bailowetl-1eb. :, Benjamin GOODWIN, AseA n
year; Jan. u. Mrs. Sarah H. Hubbard. aged q
issrdi.~r-.eb .. Happy r. widow o; Josiah
Mari. ssed a years-
PExuBscor
Bsngor-Feh.4 4, Win. B. wcbber. axed ~ years;
tte. Ms Dis.sn. sgd e years; feb. ., MIA.
Bssf.psrtE1-s. ., H.rrie. A. wife Of Ch.ri~.
sasb0rn. sgd - ye.rs. 8 months and ~ Ays.
YORK.
Biddeford-Fea- 4. Gssnvtlie ". Small. sxed q
yeafs aad moath-
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Marriieo.


ANDHbStOttslN-
Lewiston Jan. 81, AbrahaA Martlngale asd
Miss Celia u. Hamilton.
Aubura-Feb. 4, Chas. X. Hoddon of Roxbury
and Miss Maud o. Knapp OF Byron.
ARoosrooK.
Houlton--Feb. a. W. ID. Buzzeil and Mis-
Elanmore S. McCordic Of Houlton; Feb 3
Daniel Sheehan and Miss Mary McCormic. ian.
IS, Daniel Gillin and Miss Mary Sincock, both OF
Houiton; Jan. "A, e.. W. Coson Of Hoalton. and
Miss Mary Lloyd Of Bath, N. b.
Sheriden-Jan 20, Charles A. Carter OF Ash.
land, and Miss Hannah T.. Gardiner of She riden.
HANCOCK.
Eisvorth-Jas. 20, Fred Il. Murch and Mis-
Georgia II. Marshall, both ct Trenton, Feb. /,
Willis \. Rocker Of Hartford and Miss Josie F.,
Hopkins OF Ellsworth.
kENNEBEC.
waarville-Feb. I, Isaac Parent and Miss
Mary Butler. both of y afervflle; Feb. ;, Geo. II
Buck of Oakland, and Miss Annie II. Vtgue Of
Wstervfile; Feb. 8, James MURRAY and Miss Nellie
Sweeney, both Of waterville; Feb. 4. ". J. Tobcy
and Miss Clara J. Noble, beth Of Fairfield.
Gsrdiner--Jan ~, John T. Glow and Miss
Mary II. Pushard.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-02-17

leading photographers and constant adver-
tiser 10 the journal. has recently pur-
chased the old negatives taken in the gallery
nov operated by Mr.. kimball when it was
under the management Of Mcintosh, Allen
and King. There are some two thousand
in the lot and they are now just - good as
when first taken. II your negative is in
the lot. you can have more pictures finished
off by applying TO Davis. He has also
purchased a new lens Of superior make and
power by which he is able to cut portrait
1870 inches in dimensions. He proposes
to use 1t in the life size portraits. Davis
studio is unusually well equipped for doing
irst-Clsss work.
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Arrested While Passing a Forged
Check.

PIrTsFIELD. Mass, Feb. lG.-Chief Of
Police Nicholson this afternoon arrested a
man giving the name of Robert s. Corning,
Holyoke. who tried to pass forged check
on George W. Bailey. When arrested q
forged check on Kennedy & Machines was
found In his pocket. Il 10 thought he 10 the
person who lately fleeced Lewiston mer-
chants by similar methods. The man 10 s
feet 10 inches in height, brown hair, blush
grey eyes. slight mustache, fair COM
plexion. He is good looking. claims to be
so years old, looks about 40. He wore a
false grey goatee and good clothes.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-02-17

a lssHs numbss Of GssdinsT psepas vii.
sesend The Turner benefit concert y
Asapsss this evening.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-02-17

The Burr Bros who were burned out a.
the Neg Mills recently, will open tenn
potary quarters in the store Of their
brother, ID. G. Burr on Central street, and
will be ready 10 deliver groceries to their
old customers in few days. I, is under
stood that the Oliver Bros. will build new
hall and store on the site Of the one burned
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-02-17

/ 4 nev sire sfsee ssfiins hes bees piscsd
skou: The essk - the American Kspsess
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-02-17
franklin.

The following are the real estate trans
fers in Franklin county for the week end
ing Feb. IA
iNpt srRY Sylvester Wright of New Sharon
TO Eibridge II Raeklille, interest in land aud build
ipgs. $3.50 Chas Look to same interest in land
aal hufldinss, $50.
WILIoS-Miranda Woodward to Il II Wheel
wright. land, $50.
fHiLiIrs-Jsmes y Utley to N X Beal, j
Thompson, IL Beedy, NJ Davis. VIM I Bangs
and Conant. mill. land, etc, 1880.
RASaNLrY - James II Waugh of Portland, ia
Daniel NJ Donuey of Pennington, Is land and
buildings, tl25.
MApkIp-Bion Wing to Ira + and Bion Wing
land, ~
NEW sHAEoS--Nettie A Hale TO Clara s Neal
II land and buildings, &s25.
FAgNtSUroS--Jeremish Mason to Sylvina d
Mason, land and buildings, 800; Sewail Mann to
susan Mann of Lewiston, premises, ~ snd val
con.
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ksnnsbsc County.

Real estate transfers in Kennebec county
for the week ending Feb. "A, are - fol.
lows:
AuausrA-Fred " Spencer to II II Adams OF
Belgrade, tisd0.
CIINroy-Gharies Goodaie 10 Eben Goodac,
s275.
Elbridge vigurnex to Lo
| rem NJ Vissrnex. 500
GARuSEn-N N whitmors to Gardiner Saw
ings Institution, $1,000; W c Jack 10 Phoebe A
| jack. 1880.
HALLowKLL-Protasio Ncri TO Gtiselda Neri,
$500.
LEEps-Greenwood G. Gordon to Viola II Nil.
lett $50; lpcius l. Gould TO Roscoe l. Gould,
fi00.
| MoNHotrH-Mra. Almira d Norris to Inhabi,
tanfs of town of Monmouth. t25; George l. Ma
conbei TO town of Monmouth. $50; Sarah A Fogg
and Henry Blne to Edwin a Dudley, as treas.
prev of town of Monmouth, 500. w J Potter 10
George l. King. $50.
sIDSEY-Rose A Reynolds 70 Gilbert B Rey-
polds, for valuable confederation, Carlos Ham.
mond 10 Rose A Reynolds. 500; Emery Blaisdell
to Daniel X Goddard, 1850.
Hiram Dearborn to Eliza N King,
fgs5
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-02-17

A. o Babel. the Texas cowhow pianist,
and Matte Babel, the great eornetist, will
give concerts in the Y. NJ. G. A. rooms
under association auspices, On Friday and
Saturday evenings and = matinee Saturday
afternoon for the school children. They
afe highly recommended and have PLAYED
before many of the crowned heads Of Eu-
rope ard at many private receptions given
by leaders Of fashion in our own country.
They are now under engagement TO play
for Lord Stanley, governor general of
Cansds. at q reception TO be given by him
at kidesn Hall, Ottawa, the middle OF mex,
month.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-02-17

Nil 0ere people than is generally Known. Par
sicaiArly II this she case in fnStAnces where the
cpn.ttfnttca 10 delicate. and amoa9 or Immigrant
pepeiation seeking rev homes In thase portions
Of the West, and where AAlariA aud typhoid
levers prevail At certain esasoas OF the pear.
he best ps~parstis- for Aehange Of eiinste, OF
Of diet and water which that ehAnse aes
lfate<.
h Hossssserss See0n<A kittefx. which III oniy
forttffes the aFstn0 aEAlnat Dalal1A. tnriatlc
tsaperafuFe. 4Ape, ana ter debi.ikltfns sGkets &
truPsAAi heAs, ~ = y 40 the kh1sns remedy
tor co9gsioakiea. e5rtepsia. liver eespiainG hcdily
trcAh1es spee1aHF apt 20 Attack eniera1fs and
sisfscrs to resas Mar the s,suxiof, nzrineSs and
touFfsts- Whether upe1 - safeguard by sea
soya&efs. travellers By lard, uiu<fx. ~ OF aHieui,
tus1ste n neviy populated dis,rists, thit kne
Brgt1c hAs eiieiied the NEST favorable sestinosy.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-02-17

Hon G. A. White left town yesterday
for Boston where he joins the grand Butler
excursion for Washington. ID. G., and the
South. The objective point of the ercur-
sion is Talispooss, q crossing city built by
the Geor sis and Alabama Investment and
Development compsny of which Mr.. White
Is the local agent
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8af,rmas + 9S.ssmhgzts
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD.


usti 'arshcf ao:iss trains leave Assasis
blows.
COINS wEsT-s.n A. N. tm k.t;s,
dooslsnf, Portland, Boston and MoefeAf =
A. 81. for Hai,9weii, Gardner and sosth 6s~
ler. 1910 A. NJ. Tor Lewiston, fsfntsrv'
.or Halloween. Gardiner and south gsrsss1I
YES Il. ". for E.nnswick, Bath, kce1.s-s
Portland, and Boston; AS, (eIpSssC ~
and and Boston; Cos r. NJ. jof Hslloweut 0s's
oer and Soath Gardiner; f1.oo r. N. Cniess ~. ~
nam for Lewiston. Eetb, Portland sne -.
GOING EAsT--zio n. n. might exPfesl q
ssovaessn. feliast, Bangor. ba. h.re@ IVA
h.fot Watersiiie. Skowhegan, Newport, bs.!s
md ysnoeboro; f2.1 y. NJ. for Waaefysnss
tfs r. NJ. for Waferyilie, skowherat "
:asi. Dexter, Dover fcxefoft, .J
y, stephen, III. Johe and Aroosteos CcsssL Ss
ssnday eaDes. train for wa'srviiis and ssassss
The Wight Pullman Traias roo sasi' vsy VIZ
hight, Sundays included, but not 70 $500,
~ Seisast on Monday mornings, o. 70 pRs"'
" beyond Bangor. on Sunday morning,
The day express trains going East q 3MIs
nd Wcss At 1910 4. ~. ran tslly. Sssm
ard. bangor and 81. John.
ACCOMMODATION TRAlS fos AT
caves sou-L Gardiner, e.zsA A. NJ; 10 -
q m Gardner, s-sS A. M; 10 and ~ r -
aailowsii. ga A. ~. f-zs and ~ r. y.
Through tickets 70 California and ~ -
south and West map t1 had of T. b. =
aekot agent. Augnsta, the only oMes - -
Z. routes snd ehecsiag AL basssee fsss
2ense.
eAYsor TUCKER. viss rrss. 9sar nsae~
=. X. BooTEBY. eesT Pass. sns Ttshss AZ
Portland. Ost. oh. isss.
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[ want word to rhyme With Ills.
have it now I'll put down pills.
Excuse me, thoush-than put down pills,
I'D rather suffer some big ills.
To put down the: old. fashioned. huge
bitter pills. that griped 20 aad made such
disturbance internally 10 more than . wise
man will do. He will not put mp with such
unnecessary suffering. He uses DR..
Pierce's Pleasant Pellets. As Liver Pill.
they are unequ.led. Smallest. cheapest,
easiest to take. Put up in Walls, hermeti-
cally sealed. hence always fresh and reiia-
BILE. which 10 not true Of the large pills in
wood or pasteboafd boxes. Az . gentle
laxative, only one Pellet for doxe. Three
b four of these tiny, sugar coated gfanules
act pleasantly and painlessly - . cathaftic.
feb1s1&v fo.rm
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EIssH sid sasiI. sssissast sasgeoss q
de Nsfisaai HONE. we're Ia The cisy yss-
DAY.
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Five Economic Truths.
Indianapolis Journal I

J.. The free trade which exists within a
nation csnnot be established bets esn
nations
y Protection economies the production
and distribution Of products to national
advantage.
g.. The continuous home production of
staple commodities ia large quantities is
necessary to The reduction Of their price.
y Protection benefits all classes, and
especially the laborefs.
.. The home market must be the chief
reliance Of all producers, especially Of she
farmers, and that there are no forign mar.
ksfs which would compensa.e for the open.
ing OF our home market to European com.
petition.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-02-17

Mrs. Hitch and Prof. Turner will assist
At the exercises to be held by Gardiner
Lodge X. of p, Thursday evening. in OBJ
servstion OF the 27th anniversary of the
establishment Of the order. Speeches by
several gentlemen, prominent in the State,
music by other artists and little dancing
Al the close, will complete the programme
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Chcaso Narks,.

FLOUR unchanged.
WHKAr-lower. 40 sprins e3a9i,.
No 2 red sjsaass.
CoRr-steady; so. q. 5oj
OATs--guiet so. . fss.fi
8YE-k6as2
BAHLKY-asx72
PORE-Ciosed At ~ 41ae95o
LARD-lower h5.tsB
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-02-17

Probably no physician of our day has
gained such . reputation for curing cases
Of lingering or long standing diseases
through treatment by mail a. the great
Specialist in nervous and chronic diseases,
DR.. Greene Of 81 Temple Place, Boston,
Mass. discoverer Of the well known rem
edy. DR.. Greene's Nervura. He uses in his
practice only harmless vegetable remedies,
and has given special attention to treatment
Of patients at distance through letter cor
respondence. Consultation in this manner
or personally, 10 entirely free Of charge.
Any sufferer from whatever kind of dis
ease has the privilege of writing to him q
description Of his or her case, and be will
return carefully considered answer. fully
explaining your disease and giving you q
perfect understanding Of all its symptoms.
free Of charge.
His success 10 something wonderful in
restoring the sick to health, and his prac-
tice is without doubt the largest in this
country. Send for his symptom blank and
write him, sufferer, for his advice in your
case. This will cost you nothing, and
may lead to your cure d&xltfolrm
The man who pays his rent has to hustle,
and the man who does not has to keep
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CENTRE MoNrvILLE

AfNi MIN
Chas. Clement has disposed Of bis farm
to f. l.. Rowell.--Our school has not been
in session the past week, but begins again
this week with Leroy HAYES, Of South
Liberty a. teacher.
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GIBSON INDICTED
Aud Will b. Rs.arrssted Unless He
FIo0s.

CHICAGO. Feb. 1G-George J. Gibson
was indicted by the grand Jury today for
the alleged plot to blow up the Shufeldt
Distillery. He viii be re-arrested tomor-
row IL he has not fed. Today he resigned
Secretaryship Of the Whiaker Trust, and
claims he is Innocent Of wrong doing.
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CABLE FLAsHDe.

Nineteen conservative senators were
elected at Madrid Sunday.
Egyptian troops are concentrated at
Trinkits.. The main body Of Osmsn Dig
mas troop, remain a. Tokar. The Egyp-
tisn troops will advance today and occupy
and eutIench FL Teb.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-02-17

Mr.. Fred Chase of Augusta was in con
sulra,ion with Architect Lewis yesterday
regarding some plans for three or four
houses which Mr.. Chase proposes to build
on Chapei street, Augusta, this season.
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Motion to csnsuss 1ippsrary Psosscu
lions.

LONDON, Feb. 16.-John Merely moved
10 the House of Commons this afternoon
that the House adopt vote censuYing the
Irish executive for his action q the Tippe-
rary prosecutions. The motion declared
that such action on the part Of the Irish
executive was calculated to bring the lsw
into contempt and was q violation Of the
rights Of the citizens. After debate par
ticipatsd 10 by Morley, T. w. Russell and
Gladstone, the motion Was rejected, 800 t,
245.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-02-17

The man who pays his rent has to hustle,
and the man who does not has to keep
moving.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-02-17

The Tower OF Bah II which was give n
with such success ut the Congregational
ve.tfy few weeks ago will be repeated at
the entertainment to be given for the beneft
Of the Y. NJ. C. A. at the Methodist church
Thursday evening.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-02-17

Indications are that Mayor Spear. who
has 50 acceptsbiy served In that capacity
for the past two years. will continue "a
discharge the duties Of that position for the
ensuing municipal twelve month.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-02-17

Capt. Sprasue injured his foot at the
police station Sunday and Is OF duty for 3
few days. l. il the same foot which the
depaiy marshal injured some months ago
Ia arressibg msn.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-02-17

The tes for the aetiye members Of the
Yong Mems Christian Association occurs
this evening liz the rooms. Supper will be
served by the ladies Of the auxiliary.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-02-17

The Lsdiss' Aid Society Of the ConsSe-
sstioasi church viii be entertained this
aftsrnooa ct $50 O'Clock by Mrs. Geo.
Hssxn on Brunswick avenue.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-02-17
GARDINER LOCALS.

| GARDINER locAL0
I'll. s,szssrd u Riehaosd - h sAe
ely ,sstesasy-
J. G. Grfan II GkoUh<ean vas h ~
city yess&fday % bus5ness.
The Oismphisas pisysd = . Bsptiss
concert in kaehaesd iass evening.
y r. yssie, Of Asgusta, vas 10 Cards
- yesfssdsy "a issussscs bssises.
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EIsvn sad snaiI. sssisfaat Surgeons q
de Nsfisaai HONE. we're Ia The cisy yss-
Day.
nav sire sfBee ssiiins hes bees plocsd
abou: The essk - the American Expssss
olBce
A large numbss Of Gsfdinsr psopas vii.
stasnd ths Turner b<neAs concert -
Assssss this evening.
Fsisnds Blse Ssoss 10 rscsiving eoss Of
biss paint which fseshens IL exterior sp-
psAssaes imm<nseIy.
Ray Thempson Of the Richmond Bee
paid his Gardiner brethren Of the press
pleasant call Yesterday.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-02-17

The Pish OF the Nsws Taken Ffom tho
Current Events OF tbs Day.

The Lynn Daily Bee, which assigned
/ several weeks ago, suspended publication
Monday. The propfietors hope to resume
Ia = short time, or ~ soon ~ seitleme Mt
can be effected.