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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-11-13
THE HUNGRY SHALL BE FED.
Plans for Providing for Visitors ut the
Worlds Fair at Chicago.

CHICAGO, Nov. 12.-fha Construction
department Of the World'e Fair has solved
the problem o. how the millions Of visitore
are TO be fed. Plans decided on call for
sweuty-seven principal restaurants or
estes AID, il copnt ctop with them, liz
dining roome. which sre to be opened in 10
Of the p'incipsl tuldiugs. 10 the manufsc-
t1rsrs' building there will BE-. on sccount OF
its Arrest siz', sixteen Restaurants. bat the
most attractive restaurants will be found 10
the "bsy-" Of the gallery at the notth end
of the electricity builiing, ~hich overlnoks
The lagoon. TIE bays srs 96x9e feet, Ard
their fl DOT space is TO be devided into nine
dining.roons. In each bay and sfound
the series of d ming rooms is b,lcony,
24xll5 feet, and here guests will be served
in fair weather. In the mines build
ing there will be one rsstsursnt-in the
gallery and feut in the machinery ruild-
ing. Ia she restaurant Of the f,herie.
building only oy s,er. snd g -h will be served
Appropriately eoough, 100, "dairy kitchen"
will be found in the ds'r5 huiIdiag. and q
railroad ''lunch" c,unierin the tran.porta-
ton buildtg The agricultural building
will cot be dignif d rith restaurant; Il.
il to h.ve 50 immense "luneh counter
The calculation is msde that 5000 people
will be able TO sit At the a,le ~ the same
time, snd for their accommodation / 900
walters, COOKS and scuiliuns will bes
ploy'd The dining rooms will cover i've
scfes ~ sp.cs
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-11-13

There are quite 8 large number OF Gs'di-
ner ard Hslloweil people who dsily psf
rotizs the accommodation train on the
esrly morning trip to Augusta and the late
trip from Augusta. They are mostly
working people. who DO not Ike to
spend the amount necessary to get
the benefit of the reduction offered
on the Communication ticket Cen
ductor Wright lslnteresting himself
In their behalf. and has presented the mat
ter to the proper Maine Centrs! authorities
He will endtsvor to secure single ticket
from there &, Augusts and return FOR 20
cents, and one from Hsllovell to Augusta
and return for 10 cents. This will be q
lover rate Of fare than that already in
vogue between this city and Augusta, while
it will be the same from Hsllovsll. The
ADVANTAGE will be that it will be only rec
esssry 10 purchase round trip ticket to get
the reduci III, where it 10 now necessary to
buy = Ave and ten trip ticket. Those Who
will derive beut f. from the desired change
are ers.t fui to Conductor Wight for bis
services in their behalf.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-11-13
THE OPIUM SMUGGLER u
Held in x5OOO-His Counsel Protests
and He is Now in Jail.

New YORK Nv IL This afternoon
Thomas e. Cosce, Who was arrested charged
with smuggling opium, was brought before
C mmssioner Shields. The penslty for
the crime is fne of $4,000, or imptison-
m .ns for three years at hard labor. or both.
The assistant district attorney moved an
adjournment until tomoro~, which Com.
missioner Shields granted.
Bal wss 1xed st 5000. against which
spm the prisoners counsel vigorously pro
tested az t.iog excessive. Commissioner
Shields took the matter u der sdvisement,
stating that be would announce the sum
determined on tomorrow. Chace was CON
Quoted to the Ludlox street jail.
Special Agent wilbur stated that he had
visited Chsce's home at Providence on
Wednesday ard fou ID seversl tin boxes.
similar to those fou I'd in his trunk Mt the
Aston House containing drugs. He also
found three trunks evidently constructed
for carrying opium.
Chace is well connected. His character
hitherto hiss been unqusstioned. 1t 10 I'M
derstood that he came here to deliver goods
TO another sgent who escaped detection
Opium can be purchased in Montrea, il
quantity at o. 50 apound and is worth s2A
here.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-11-13

The choir of st. Marks Episcopal church
in this city returned yesterday morning on
the Pullman from Portland. where they
went to participate in the great festival Of
the vested choirs OF the State,
held in st LuSe's cathedral, They
are al very enthu,isutic in
thsir descriptions Of the trip and the
festival which seems to have been even
more Of an even than was aniicip ,sed. The
cathedral was cfosded And the music rem
dered was very grand. The choir from
Waterville is one Of the youngest in the
State, both IS he time siuce organized and
the average sac Of its members but it got
numerous compliments for the efficiency
displayed and the organiss at st. Luke's
who visited the choir While the rehesrsals
we're going on ronounced it one Of the
best in the State.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-11-13
DRAINING FLORIDA SWAMPS.


TAMPA, Fis Nov. IL A great part Of
the work Of crInine me Florida sxsmps
wet Of Kiep;mrAee, which the Disson 6yn-
dicas Of PhiIafk!phis bxs undertaken, 10
done. and the ic4prJv, NEST If The land 10
III )a i1est maste. tracts thst . few
yssrs sso we're ffus and seven fees under
water have peoducSd heavy crops during the
pact SEASON.. IA ale miist Of the Ever
gisdes are Aye lakee CONNECTED BY naSror
AID torsuaus tisers. PM canals are being
cut from lshe 70 lska, sid the rivers are
being strsighteped. The object Of this
branca Of the york is{to make the Ever
glsdes nxvisAbie ard psovide market
route for tie feh psodnst s Of the country.
Already . curYens Of tasree miles "a hour
flows through The va:sts thus setin notion.
IL ia pr1po,.d to drsln 1900 600 acres in
all. sud III. summer ioarAss sill De ore Of
the ssiners By tie eatsipk;se. When the
work bersp, the LITTLE toTn Of Kissinmee
sss nrthsss tu; cypseseAe lamp My is
has big ho.eI. . brick Q ,ufs hosse, msny
madame reridsnc,, sod AhD5 porula-
gsa IT 1890.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-11-13
New York Stock Market.


ss~ YoEk Nov. II
SLGue--keceirss. 1854 phss; expcrJs, 2a54,
bbis: 1sioe sacks. isiriy active. steady.
sales, 20sOJ bash; low extras D ess4 %; CRY
mills 4 soAss 90; CITY nil patents. q 36sl5 q
wfsfe: wheat, low srsdss, "a e5se4 Is; fair 70
fancy. s43oass oo;patents. ~ eoass-ss; Ainsesota
clear, q j6at8 70 ssraiehfs, t4e6ass.fs; do. ps-
xuts, ~ 50At550, re mixture, t435at4 IS, sap-
ert ne, % xs4s %: G1e. . Eats Is.
WHsAAKecsfsfte 2SiS0 bush; .xpcffs f573b2
sA-s. 694 oe, very active, for export, Irregular,
closing teadier; No red. foss, stor. and e<v =
tar, ilsiaioS Asozt, .3ss! tei foo; 30. red l02a
i02i; No. northern 70 arrive. 1'oaiiz. 10 1,
1864.
8Yg-setfve. firm; western, losaio6s.
BAELEY- quiet, no. mil ssukee, n
CozB-ksss.. z402s. sysf,- 4S777, aAIss,
ssscoo. lower. active. closing bsrely steady 50.
70: elevator, ~ float; no white, "a.
oArs--Essetps~ iSo950. -xbor. $3.50; ssI~s,
i:7oa lower, fairly active closing sacy ~ s7i
q zaIge ga 50. :. ysiS2i. 81 Nhfs, 2sl a3eI
=" ,. ELis - s. =sfse ~, MIX, O ....'e
3ss4e, ~ a5si. iea44 safe stat, 20 a.; So
) GTsosso, 39a3ei
Coy~xz--K,o. sctivs. higs or. So.7. iss
SueAs--kav. firm. guiet; refined. qaiet,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-11-13

sa,i,r--- No. IS S.s; MOI, s,i6;
No .. ala No; s.s s-l,;; No. 70, %:
mo,Id. ass, standard. SIG; confec.
toners y rs; cut loaf and crush, q
powdared. ass s-anulafed.t 3 '6a4 oloi euoes,fi
PKrRoLsus-guiet, steady united, %
PoHK-actiye, firm.
RxgF-duil, steady. .a.,,
LARD iirmer. quiet, zoe o. steam, wa
asked: ci y,6 90: trtned. moderate demand, co
tinent al SO ID so; \. A. o. So
BUTTER moderate demand. quiet, "a,
GHsrs,s- firm, light oferi 81; state, saioa
sSy,.,,I !" liy .rpoei. market, strong. active
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-11-13
I Written for the kennebec JOURNAL.
TIE ONLY WAY.

Who, knowing not, wfu'd ever guess
That all the tare, frost blaekened sprays
which line tn. lonesome, wind -swept ways,
The germs OF life and bloom p ssess?
The gr asses. in their rusty gowns,
The little shrubs, that COVER and shrink
Along the turbid rivers brink,
The bushes I'LL IL russet. brown, y. s2
The Ieafiess branch, tho fem, breeze Down,
rhe fading weeds beside them, give
No hint OF h pes III t in them live,
OF seeds they have already sown-
Ills 90 November speaks to us:
decay, and loss, and even death
Shelter tne seed. OF iife," She ssith.
"God wills TO keep them only thus"
A uausTA. Nov IL. 'gl OLIVE Z. DANA.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-11-13

Mr.. Augustine Grassy CT wsie.vi;ls "a.
in TIE city .sEerd,g. Mr.. Cresoy 10
veteran iocometive sHg ussr snt oniltsr,
and has o. ear nsly ,esrs en- tee P'eih :
coast He thiaks that. sita tse .xss ptiaa
Of the S.s Fts' cisco c,ols rod ths A
Fl. 4 g. eiecsvc road Ass As siss p s-sd 5
a. suv surssc4 rssi II the coug,rT.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-11-13
More of Blanchard's Work.

A Winthrop dispatch says: "Is turns
out ihst A. E. Blanchard, who was arrested
here for alleged swindiing operations in
Missouri, borrowed some 5000 of Silas
Blanchard Of this town, to assist him in
settling 10 the clsim Of Horatio Clark Of
New Portland, the charge being that Blan-
chs,d raised $1,000 out Of Clark by 4 forged
deed Siss gave Blanchard $500 ia cash,
receiving notes ia return ruuniog ten days,
and eigoibg a note for the bsiance. The
remainder OF the $1,000, it is said, Blsa-
chsrd procured in FArmir gson."
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-11-13
Study the F0ltoscing List
Of Prices:
And Won viii see where you can not only
many pennies but man dollars.

Rome m scr the above prices are for the genuine
article ooiy, Did you know that all = The l"adine
pa eat mstioiues are eou 'tsrf'ittdr Mos Pppi'
who hay gght mu2h prrnt medicine We
harmed II b. the h.Fa easter, espari"gcr. On
viii net u y Ind that e 'a 20 your advantag- to
TIME .ith for the reason hat We 4'il you : ?.
eri.ih.l st4biA-d article only bat also that II II
Iaunrs ~ y ar pocket No vuts}d' dealer IN u
state II Name have ever offered such lis o'
pfices ns tie above, The shove are tor cash On
--doo' AK for credit
order, ~ mall promptly attended to. All O.
our IN o patent medicine IL 10 the same scale
- rri rs a. the above. You can figure your p'icsT
yours 1t.. Hea money ~ II you W
may NIL 20 from u by pu'Cha-ing here. watch
his p from day - day; Il y III pay you me "
good hard doara TO tase advantage or ms
ehsnor eYm,smbcr the plaeel AT zone here will
dir et you 20
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-11-13

1t is about time tor lie itinerant hummer
to make bis snnusl appearance with some
sort Of holiday advertising dodge, OF much
promise, followed by little fulfillment. OF
covrse these Eats will get more or lss' of
money from people in tue community who
are always victimss Of fraud, but there are
mary who, having learned from experience,
viii not waste xny time in telling them that
they have no use for them.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-11-13

Hmm 70 said Mr.. Wickwire, ''here's
gres. story in this paper. 1tappears that
q man advertised for boy, ard the came
day bis wife presented him With twin sons.
II that does not chow the value of advertis-
Jog. what dots it show?' "It shows that 1t
he had eopfded his business sffsirs 10 BIZ.
wife, rs man ought to, he might have
saved the expense of the advertise ment. +"
answered Mrs. Wickwire. indianapolis
journal.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-11-13
CHICAGO ANARCHISTS
Obliged to Place the American Rag
Above the Crimson Rag.

CHICAGO, Nov. l2-Ths anarchists OF
this city, last night, in their hall GA West
Twelfth street, commemorate the ioat'h
anniversary of the naDgiog OF the HAY
market SQUIRE murdersrs Red emoiems
and fl ,ming IN ittoes were everywhere to
De seen shout lhe hail, While the meeting
was in pr gre.., Inspector of Police Hue
bird wi.h u tqu.d Of eff ,ers, entered tue
nal! aud < ring 1icacs 10 the ssga, ordered
.h.t an American ii q be plsced among the
flaming crimson buatrs.
Iastsntly Ihsre was y proiound senss.ioa
among tue mbtiey sudience The police
were violently li.sed, hooIed at and called
ali manner of vie ,hioss, bu; they mAin'
tsiued col and ceteimn ed Ntl'uae
throughous the ei and confusion. Al Que
time gtnersl attack on The police seemed
imminent, bul The cooler heads among the
suoisLcs exercised some influence Toe
flag was mean lille reluctantly paced otei
The .,sse and order WAS restored. lncen
oisry speeches characterized tne iemAird'i
Of the meeting.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-11-13
Chicago Produce Market.

fTuFffF 20. NOV II
sLouB- quiet. steady. spring PATENTS o'a On
winter patents, 81 and 90
WHEAr-uu.ettied closing lower NOE sprinl
94iq4i, No. rcd 95i.
Iohr- declined; fil
OArs-weak, 10 ser; NJ. 3osa3l
KrE-No. 4, Oh
BsRLKY-No. 2, so; N" faxseed. ~
Hog products-advauced, reacted 80 newba''
Pork Mess, SIS so
L.pp-- p,r 100 lbs, 80 I2iaS6 is
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-11-13

Thursday afternoon OF rext weak, com
msncing at O'Clock, barge will be run
ftom the post off Ne to ,hs new almshouse
evfry hsIf hour, for the free transportation
OF tbo.e sho desire to inspec. the premises,
l. is pleasant ride ont there, ard visitors
Hil! dad this house for The city's poor a
nea. and comfortable place, cteditable TO
the authorities under whose direction it hiss
been established.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-11-13

Capt George Springer, an old Gardiner
resident who has been visiting friends in
the city for the past few days, left ysster-
Jay tor B0ton. Capt Springer left
Gardiner in 1886, bringing up in Indiana
.hsre be tsugnt school in the town which
William Henry Harrison lived three years
prior 20 his eiecuon as Pretident. He then
vent to 81. L ,us, remained there 10 yesrs,
and then moved to Chicsgo, where he is
row one Of It's eadin9 stock brokers and
rated to b. worth sl,000,000 He is q
nesvy owner in the Ksnpebec & Boston
me Of steamers.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-11-13

Ths Young Peoples Sooiesy OF the Con-
gregalional caurch in this city, clesred Up
wards of Sl25 frlm the R,gsn lecture
course, ana the beauty Of the transaction
vas that it sill came withou. Any hard work.
Il was one of those thinas that seemed to
rua itself We uuderstsnd ths. Mr.. Raglan
has been secured by the same society for
sao;her course next sessop, in case he
comes this wsy.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-11-13

What exr-sp li.ling cries We hear daily 10
the streets of every large city! But these
i,inerant dsslefs who hawk their wares
about sge, when under prop-r restrictions,
q useful portion Of the community, aud not
such nui,srces az the cstsr'h hackers
This 10 stubborn di'esse TO corqnet, but
DR.. Ssge's Cstsrrh Remedy does it. II 10
mild, soJ'hing ard aotieephc, uniike snuffs
that irritste, or solutious That burn IL
co,rects offensive breath, add restore
taste, smeu and hearing. NAtal ctsLrfh
often ends in consumption. Apply the only
cure in time. Price so cents, by all drug
glsLs. hoVlz otoiftu
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-11-13
Another Meeting InilammatOry Speeches
Two Hundred ''Reds'' Arrested.

A secret meeting Of anarchists was held
10 Or efs Hail here tonisht. crowd OF
anarchists sl-o gathered IN the ,aloon
under the hall. Inflsmmatory speeches
were mace and the police were Motif d BY
.py present. TIE pohcs r.id' d the saloon
and hsll Ant captured couple of fut died
Reds" Some o. the Latter resisteu and
drew rev lvefs, bu; were overpoved.
these pho had no weapons we're released.
A large amount Of il a ,mma'ory literature
was csptused and numb,r of red flags
destroyed. Among those arrested was oae
Of ,he editors Of the Arbeiter Z'i'ung, .
German daily which publishes large
amount of incendisry matter.
Several OF those srfestei vere prominent
in hersnss OF the Ausrchis's Ave and SIX
years ago. when ths rcd flag was SO often
seen on the streets OF Chicsgo.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-11-13
AMUSEMENTS.

"THz BLUE AND THE GRAY" AT MEosIAs
HALL TONIGHT,
1.-THE Blue and the Gfsy Company gave
iheir entertainment =: Meeunticook Hail
Wednesday night IN 8 highly satisfactory
manner. They should have = ibsrsi pat
r1nsee wherever they sppear," ssys an
exchange speaking Of that company's sp-
pearauce a. Camden. BY request the
performance is to be repested in Meonisn
Hall in this city, this. Fridsy evening.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-11-13

ias.esd Of S1s1sT ssssrEooa, - ~ n'u
iGssade1. Dr.. Wake hAs h.d geed
audiences 30 far, ss.i j: IS hoped sas. a.
esss be.t.r oDe Wiz be present toaisns- No
A1m;ssioa vi. be charged.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-11-13

Ia the lat of Maine horses who had en-
erred the $50 list the past season recently
ubisued in the JOURNAL, Arrival, the
Wilkes s,sllion at the head of the stud at
tte Pine Tree Sock Farm, was credited
with mark Of 2 80. II should have been
2.2a1, as that is the handsome record made
by this stallion at Mystic Park, Boston, al
he 'ime Of the great stallion races.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-11-13

II locks nor sc if there vas % be .
revival Of the relisr-skatng crsze, that
svep. Msins few yeus ago. Already two
rlnks hsvs been ctS.ie6, one in City hall and
the other il wilson. and ass 4requented
every afternoon AID e7eEies ~ large
numbers.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-11-13

Levi o. Allen, resident Of Liberty
street, was arrested in August for girdling
the trees of a neighbor named Southards.
Promising better behavior he was released
on probation. Yesterday, however. Allen
sgsin committed an assault on Soutbard's
trees. He wss again arrested, and it being
his second offense be was given 80 days in
jsi! by Judge LaYrabee.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-11-13

Commencing this week Il. W. Jewet has
found it necessary TO run his mill three
d.,s sad then three night, in order TO make
the beBt use OF the water in the stream
Even this is hardly sufficient as on Wednes-
'sy hight it was found necessary to shut
down to- nearly fou- hours for lack Of
-ster The rain OF Wednesday, while very
welcome, Was not sufficient to make any
Improbable rise ia the water in the stream
er river. More rain must fall or the mills
must shut down.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-11-13

A new male quartet has been organized
in the city. 1t consists Of Walter Kennedy.
lst senor, Geo. MsIcv, "a tenor; F. j.
Stanley, LIST bass; NJ. X Murray. I'd bsss.
Mr.. Fred WiDslow will act IS orgsnist. The
quartet has very fstteriDg offer to sing ct
near date at Litehfeld, and is now in
practice for the event
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-11-13

The rsilrosd chops are nov running but
nine hours day. ard this arrangement will
probably continue for some time. This 10
a much better course than to discharge q
part of the men. giving the others work on
full time. This il bad time Of year for a
man to get out of lob.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-11-13
Marriso.
CUMBERLAND.

CUMBERLAND.
Portiand-Sd inst, Chas. l. johnson and Miss
Jrrtle v. Mclean, Rll of Portland.
P!easapt dals-5th l. ST., Marshal l.. Bracket
AVID Niss Jenaie r. aanneweu, both of Cape
EiiE tbsth.
HANCOCK.
Green's La,dir g-oct. %. Capt. Geo. Turner
and Edns Small.
kESNEBEC.
Jheisea-Oct -, Albert y, Drake and Ida
Curtis
Lawrence, Mass 18th inst. by Rev. Clark Car
ter r. Isnis Pereiyal # 'outh China, Me-, &c
Ars Louisa ". Cove o. Lawrence, Mass, for
merry OF Liberty. Maine
SOMERSET
Pi.tsheid-0ct. 81, Hr. Ora IS than and Mrs
%arths Thorne.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-11-13

Walter D. Spsuldiny ct wsEerviIis. AID
E. B. SsickEeT Of this city spert the day 1t
Lake Coboosssecootss spc IS = result bad
on exh billion st Chas. L. Spsaiclns's book
store lass nisht ore eishi-pJuai Wild goose.
isfse shalidrske, mouse-os! sd tree
Plump parsf:dges.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-11-13

The dollar soci,ble occurs tonight at the
vestry OF the Methoti,t church, 10 cents
admission charged. The ladies comprising
;ha Parsonage Society will each contribute
81 which they have esrned for the purpose,
and will detail their several experiences in
getting hold Of the money. 1t will be well
worth 10 cents TO hear these stories.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-11-13

Baggage Master J. II. Wight left last
right for q vell-earned vacation. His place
viii be filed by Night Baggage Master
Hezeitine, who in turn will be relieved by
Mr.. Frank Lawrence, the day assistant.
On Monday Mr.. Wight leaves for Boston
for a weeks visit. He will be accompanied
by his brother, Harry Wight, who 10 bag
gage master on the accommodation train.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-11-13

ONLY ONE oARsAPsRILLA sold on
the "No Benefit, No Pay" plan
.-only one could stand the test, viz'
DANA's.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-11-13
naMDoIPn LOCALS.

Notwithstanding the a.f,v rsble ~sssh-r
n gs3sy evening Tn commencement Ok sas
"a eng scseo., o0adEc,ed ny K-fssY and
Maaegnan N Jes't's bs sac s7out 20
ceu2ls present. sere il Al excellent
pr.sDsrs IT'S The e,sss all be increased al
The next nae Ing, MaElss wang.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-11-13
Ship Brokers Assign.

New York, Nov. IF. II. Smith q
Co., ship brokers. Of Williams street, maze
an assgr msnt today. Their lisb.iisie' are
over $500, COO, ard assets nomiDslly $780,
900, hut which vii! not realize an, thing
like that azure.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-11-13

L'wyeI-Hou, Mr. Witness l want you
to tell the truth without any evasion. Had
you or bad ycu net hsd aoy alter cation with
the prisoner before this even. you speak Of :?
Winees-Well, to osR up, ue did 80 into
the bar 10 'sse something, but don't think
that was The name of it.-Clurier-J ournal.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-11-13

The rain, though Of short duration,
frightened up the landscape in very no.
ticeable degree, but much more OF the
same sort is needed and will have to come
before the wells are replenished and the
water comes up 10 the streams and rivers.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-11-13

The Kennsoec Central land damages
across the shoe factory lot, oct having been
agreed upon, the settlsmear Of the mater
has been lsfs with committee Ct six, 10
cluding A. C. Clark, X. C. Mocdy and F.
G. Sherman Tor TIE shee factory owners,
and II. ". JeSetE, A. {. Srilphen, Esq
ard D.vid Debnis for III, railroad com
pany. conference On the matter will be
held today.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-11-13

Mr.. and Mrs. T. B. Phiibrick started for
Florida Wednesday morning. They go
there on account Of Mrs. Philbrick's health.
which 10 too delicate t, stand the severity
of q Maine winter. They are followed by
the best wishes If hosts of frien3s.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-11-13

The L.,ies' Aid Society of the First
Baptist church will give a supper and sale
II aprons srd fancy articles AZ the vesIry
as1G Iasrsi.y afternoon and evening.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-11-13

" w Wright of sais ely is moving bis
.oa.ehold < fds 10 South Gudiner. wasFe
he will rssiis an the p!sce kn5an 4s tne
| Esesiis homestead.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-11-13

say l.Iea 'snt Sanford Of he Hes
Z sisa4 Tsis.h5aa C0mY>gy Was ia the
ti-. 5,.'-;d,y. N BIS regalsf v,4s' 10 ;ae
iscal ne E4.-gr-