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Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-04-13

Three things that are pleasing to
our peoplC-the Furnace, the Bend.
ing Works and the big stock of shoes
at STATIONS. apl3,d
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-04-13

You are losing your money when
you fail to see Stratton's $500 and,
$500 dress shoes apl3,d,u
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-04-13

War declared, not with Italy, but
against high prices at STATIONS
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-04-13

Hot weather is here, so is a big lot
OF ladies' oXfords from Zoe up at
StrattOn's. apl3,d
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-04-13

For SALE,--A good house and lot
on College street. Apply at this Of
flee. Apr. 2,d,U
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-04-13
You Want TO See

Miss Lou Daniel at McGehee Bros.
or write to her for samples before
you buy your spring dresses. AID, In
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-04-13

The wonder-Straw hats so cheap
at STATIONS. apl3,d
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-04-13
IS CENTS PER WEEK.

DR.. Lupton i, Nashville to-day
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-04-13

For RENT-Dysirable cottage,
First street. NJ. G. NORTHINGTON.
mar3ldtf
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-04-13

Bill Mckinley ratified Congress and
the people with the tariff, but strut
ton is knocking the spots out of tn,
Mckinley bill with low prices. Ne
advance, and some things cheaper,
at STATIONS apl3,d
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-04-13

McGehee Bros. are agents for the
celebrated Picnic Slippers, lest value
on earth for Sl.25. 2,l9.d, sw ,6m
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-04-13

Mems puff bosom shirts for the hot
weather at STATIONS. apl3,d
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-04-13

Louis Anderson is IN town to-day.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-04-13

Old Billie, the faithful family
horse of Mrs. c. :. Daniel, and one OF
the best pieces OF horse flesh thar
ever lived, died Saturday at the al
vanced age of 30 years. Billie was
introduced to the livery service here
lust after the war by Winfield
Roach, and from that time until he
was retired several years ago he fol
lowed the fortunes of Eel psv
stable, being more than twenty
years in hard service every
day. No horse went freer than he
and none could pass him on the
road hence he was always favorite
with patrons of the Stable, and there
were few days that he did not bring
in from S3toS7 His earnings would
have stocked the finest farm in the
county. lie was retired to the family
phW'on several years ago and served
there until last fall, when he was
given his liberty and cared for by
his owner, and after his death he was
given decent burial.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-11-09

Sc Williams Street, Middletown, Conn.
"For years my life was not worth
living. / suffered too much to enjoy
ANYTHING. Nervousness, Dyspepsia,
Sleeplessncss, Constipation,
Numbness of the Limbs. Prickling
of the Hands and Jumping of the
Heart were some of the many sym
toms that made me broken up and
discouraged woman.
The dreary days, the long nights
passed through almost distracted my
mind. ] was advised to use Dr.
DAMS VEGETABLE RENE
DY. When ] say sit cured, 1t means
Il great deal TO me. When l think
how much | suffered, and know what
this Remedy did for me, and is capa-
BILE of doing for others, ] do not hest
tate to do anything in my power TO
bring il to the notice OF suffering
womcn.'' Mrs. j. A. SHlPMAN.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-11-09
STATE NEWS.
Kennebec.
CHINA

CHINA
Mr. George 4. Roberts lost valuable
seven year-old-mare Tue AZ night. by her
getting ent.nplsd in the halter. She wss
valued at Sl75 Mr. A j, Kitridge had
two cows that ate soap grease in which hs4
been mixed some potssh- One COW hss
lied and the other il not expected TO live -
Mr. GA. Slack and family who have spent
the summer with Lsndisdg Dow have re-
turned to Boston.-Mr. S NJ. Gerald hiss
removed to thu Cooley house At the end Of
thu bridge.-The water in the lake is the
loweA own for several yesrs With
numerous dry wells and csterns, snd cold
wea her close at hsrd, The chances look
Ike a water famine. Blu! We have our lake
which has never yet totally disappeared -
Mrs. Ola Lsmson sbd Miss LIZZIE NJ. Doe
have gone to Belfast on q visit, and Miss
q. n. B-sinerd has gone 10 Augusta for
brief visit previous 10 goirg farther west.
Mr.. A r Ward has left with your cor
respor dent braoch from Baldwin tree,
eighteen inches long, on which are eigh-
teen No apples, There were nineteen
apples on the branch WHEN first cut { fl 1t
is sight not often Witnessed. Mr. Weird
has harvested $40 barrels of sppies this
season. List year he sold 1876 Barrels of
winter frui, AT last sprirg meeting the
town voted to buy a hesrse and opponents,
and the &C lectmen have procured fne one
which is housed at the town farm, subject
to call for use 10 any part OF the town free
II Z Doe, E.q. has made substantial
Improvements upon his house by adding
smother story to III, ell, piazza, etc. Mr.
Waiter Jones Of South Cbins, was head
carpenter
EAST VAssALBoRo
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Hail OF Boston.
Mass, have been oslling on friends in
town Mr.. Lorretto Hay ford of Belfast
wss in town Saturday High school
closed la.t week after tuccessful term of
eie ven weeks With Mr. J. Hanson OF Chins
q. principal and Miss Matte Perkins Of
Windsor as assistant. The scholars gave
an entertainment at which they ali did
themselves and teachers grea. credit a
81 cisl gathering =. tbs Rev. Mr. Brooks
vas pronounced by all an evening very
pleasantly .pen. Mr.. William Priest ard
family sre asaia occupyi g their vi lsge
home. All sre glad t, welcome them
M. A'onzo Priest and family will move
fr m North Vassaleoro and reside Cd the
farm at Homsn's Corr e.-Mr Geo. Cates
has gone to Boston for a few deJs-Mr.
Seth EiGhard'on and family gill occupy the
house osned by Mr.. Ballard for the winter
Mr.. Richardson Is repsiring and eniargipg
his hause which will not b" couI lesed until
'pring The macy friends Of Mr. James
Pierce will be GLAD to learn that st the pres
ens time be is slowly recovering from Bis
recent critical i'll esq. Much credi; is due
Dr. Msbry Of North Vassalboro for his
skill and uniting Efforts in Mr.. Pierce's
behslf.-Wells are dry AZ d water is scarce
article.
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Sporting Notes.

Corkhill has signed with Pittsburg.
Philsdelphis has released Mayer and
Myers.
Denver will not be in the next western
association.
C T. Powers has signed to manage the
New Yorks fer 1892.
New York has signed Pitcher Van Zandt
of the Staten Islands.
Browning has promised to sign with the
Chicago association nine in the spring.
Pirocco ruo five furlongs in one minute,
three-fourth seconds, at Gutenberg. Satur-
day.
Each American association club will take
All the home gate receipts and pay their
own expenses.
s.. LOUIS Browns have signed Glssscook
aud Buckley Of the NV Yorks, and Wer-
den of Baltimore
There is to be six days bicycle race st
the Mechanics InHi ute building, Boston,
Thanksgiving week.
The association circuit committee -
B.rnie, schme'z and Won der Ahe-Till
meet in Baltimore Nov Is
Slavin writes from London thst he is soon
coming to America and that Sullivan will
have to make a match with him or make
himsel; ridiculous.
Bostonese think that in Richardson.
Brown and Duffy the Boston Refs have by
long odds the strongest outfleld Ia the coun-
try, and we rather think their claim is well
founded. Life.
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What a Magazine Costs.

A very good idea Of the large amount Of
money it costs to successfully conduct one
Of the msRszi zines Of today is sp,ly illus
trsted in come figures regarding the sdito-
rial cost of 1.-The Ladies Home jour
nsl' of phIladelphs The journal
is ed,sed By MIR. Eiwrd Box. For
shaping the thoughts Of his 750,-
600 men readers each month Mr.
Box is paid $40 900 pr year, and has an in
terest in the business besides, which nets
hin fully twice his salary. He has a sta fl
If lG ssisried editors, which il c udes Rev
Dr.. fa'msgs, Robert J Burdetts, Palmer
Cox, Margaret Bnitome, Isabel Msllon and
Mara Psrlds. The e7mbir.d salaries 81
these editors exceed $50 600 svear. Ths
Jourosl spends each month $1,000, or abou
1926, 1000 per year, on misGellsne Gus mat
ter not contributed by IFS regular
editors. and the working force il
the edtorisl department, pooA, fifteen peo.
pie, means at lesst $4,000 more in salaries
making $7j coo year, and this represtnt'
but single department of the magazine
No wonder that the late J. B. Lippincot
when asked by friend why he did moi
keep ysc-t. replied: IA man can only
sustain one luxury-I publish q magazine !!
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l9iieo.

HANCOCK.
Bucksport Nov !. Mrs. Sarah P. Howe, Wild
ow of Joshua X. HGwes, aged 50 years.
KENSKBEC.
Augusta-Nov. 8 h, Charles Leonard sou Of the
late Capt. NJ. William, sgsd % yrs. and mos.
PEsoBsCoT.
Bargor-NOy I'd, Patrick Rice. aged q years,
4 months and days,
WASHINGTON.
Perry-Nov tth, Mrs. Mary Il. mcPhail, aged
Is years.
Deer Isiand-Nov. I'd, Mrs Dean, aged 3s years
Eastport-Oct. slst, Lucy A. Cross. aged JIG
days
Deer Island-Sov. LIST, Hilda Lord, AGED mos,
II DAYS. Oct. rs Mrs. Elizabeth PaTritt, Z ID
about y vars; Nov. /, Mrs. Annie hitter. aged
about a years
Red Besch-Nov.i, Periie Brown, aged years
Oct. 81, Robert Masoon. aged 70 Years, 10 days.
C.lats-Uct. 81, Ellie Boi-s, aged d years.
Mil town-Svv. !, j. Monroe, agei years, 10
mos.
Robbins,on-Nov. Q. Walter A. Newman, aged
81 years no.. IA days.
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Allie w4shsu,s, lie ls-yeas- ID son OF
Ian, W..hsnrr. ore OF lhe ueSlihies; citi
gems Of Middlsscn. has besn arrested and
held in $1,000 for the gr.rt 1asy On une
charge Of attempted or minai asssah on
Carrie Cnurebin.
A barn. used IS coal Ard supply hru'e
a, No. as Summer stTe.t, Lynn. vas
burned Sssurass rornirg. The IRE ofig-
mated in the boiler room. Loss s1Sos
iasur. a for $500. Thomas j. ) 1iou Vas
the owner and occupant.
q. S. Adams. 3 prominent lawyer rem
Florida. q gress q; tie Morton House'
New York. s, sn,p.ed suicide Saturday
uornil BY a.pbyxisroa. He ~ss re-
moved TO the New York hospital, vhsre the
doetcrs thiak be will die.
John D. Jennings. . l'-yeaf old boy,
who lived ct eI6 Brosdway, South Boston,
was .yuek BY = passenger train on the NeS
York L New Egg and railroad, Ssturoay;
He vas tsken to poliee Hsaon b, ARD CLEO
shortly after reschins there
A,th Republican senatorial convention
SATURDAY, At Prcvi isnee. Jaha c. B Woods
w.s unsninou.iy nominated flr sensior.
Mr., Woods wss born in hat city. graduated
At Brown university in 1872, ard ~ Harvard
law school in 1874, and has practissd law
since,
Over 5000 vas realz st the sale Of
boxes. reserved seates and tAlly-ho stands
for the Yale Princeton football game on
Thanksgiving Day on Mania tan ted
Mrs Garrison OF Prince o., paid sos ard
II II StroI OF the Union club $lOo for
b KS.
The company witch is ef g.ged in con-
sruc,ing the Cbikueeiu dsrh- Transport
rsissy, M er a contract with the d m MO
glvernm- ut, reports tbs, shout 81, 5uO 0eo
hss sires6v hFen expended upon 'he del
,skirg. ard thai another million and hall
viii plsce the road in opers'lon.
Ger,rsi Mspsger Fureet, CT the Po' on
& Msin> R .iiroa', says that the company
have about si00 90 in the Nsver OK hsak,
ard are probably she largest creditor Of the
ms itutioa. Whatever the bank rsys less
than 100 Cents on dollar the Boston &
Msine will lose, bat be ssys, the company
is sbundsn,ly able to stand it.
The Hungarian zone 'ystsm is in fair
way Of being sd pied by Chicago railroad
lines during the Verbs Cclumcisn
txpo.ition II prov des for six z)nes; the
its,, 80 mile. from Chicsgo; The second,
leo; then by hundreds to the sixth. which
i, cludes ali territory cvsr 400 miles from
Chicago, and calls for reduction of so
per cent in fares, The reduction are less
BY 10 per cent until ii becomes 10 per cent
the fifst z1ne.
Receiver Simmons Of the American Loan
& Trust Company said Saturday that be
wss investigating. with the intention o.
proceeding crimina!ly against those who
wrecked the company, as soon IS he eau d
obtain sufficient evidence. He has brought
suit sgainsr ex-Pre.ident Hazard on his
notes, which amounted to Bbuut 1925 600
AIT the receiver has been able to tiad lie
some worthless collateral thss may not pay
the trouble ard expense of the cults brough.
to recover the amounts loaned on it.
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CONDENSED DISPATCHES.
The Pith of the News Taken From the
Current Events of the Day.


Current Events of the Day.
St. Louis has had seven suicides during
the past week
The run at the Boston Five Cent Savings
Bank is ended.
and Cherokee nations.
Gov. Hill of Nav York has sppoints
Thursday, Nov. 26, as Thanksgiving day.
Chief Inspector Eldridgs was app insed
superintendent Of the Boston police, Sstur-
day.
Mr.. Beal has taken his commission and
is now receiver OF the Maverick National
Bsuk.
August Andersen died a. Woodbury., l..
l.. Saturday,, from the effects of the kick
of a gun in his abdomen.
Two blocks collapsed at Akron, Ohio,
Saturday ard several persons are missing.
D.m.gs, shout $40 900.
The Hereshofs sre buildirgs yacht to
beat NE famous Glori.ts. Her model re-
sembles closely thai boat.
FIR McCre,rg has been sppoin:ed Sec
fStAIJ "a it kstApu - No Nbi j. Ii
is son of Consul Nc Creery Of Valparaiso.
A terrible disease is raging nesr Ktrklin,
Ind. IL res, mbles the dreaded Asiatic
"bls tongue and several deaths ale re-
parted.
Mary ude1ts were irjarsi at williams
College Friday night, when the freshmen
rushed the sophomores, at the soldiers mon
ument.
The rum7' tia. he UIiled States steamer
BslnmJ 'e lad D. en- suas is denied a. the
Brooklyn Lavy ysrd and by Secretary
Tracy.
The funeral services of the late Capt.
Arthur X Y,'ss, .xecu.ive { fl 3e' at tie
kute'y 77vy nd, t3vk Place alI click
Ss,urd'y fo'ea'or.
A runaway train did $40 coo damsge and
broke % !, g oi g'neer Hsr,ey and
the arm e Fireman MAlcnaT, lear New
A bsny, ms, Saturday.
A party Of ciiiz rs Of Glen Gardner, N.
j., tsrred and feA hsTed loose woman the
other hight Her female companion with
t.o young msi escsp i
Shar.f Cegn Nc OF Grafton county, N.
H., has lssrn ttst Almy purchased his
~ -cshore fevaiEerr at Toe revolver works,
Spri sa,l Mass, Al ril 4
Tie rail OF Fh5nas Dsas, director Of
the HsvrAok Bank. hs. been reduced to
$40. 100 q aries A 3 shing Of Boston
has been sec pied a. oood-msn.
Be o,6er of Bsok Examiner Miller The
Cory \ aiors. Bsas, Cory, N 7. was
closed sa u'1'y The ca itsi sock is
sloo, coo Ard The deposifs nearly $500 COO.
Orarae. ssa.. had disss'rous Ere
Sssntdsy evshtls, tour oiocks AID the
Corg'esa o n church o-i turte1 L1's,
shcrg 50 o,eo)i i.s1-sn =, zbo1, $780,
COO
Mexico III At orce -e-d ara preventative
to Chcs~ rJFas4 tisr.s q Mex can in
fefssss. bOi via w. ally consented TO
make 50 eahiD. H<p>I pss also Gone
the san :.
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The four o'clock meeting 8, the !. NJ. c.
A. rooms yesterday after noon was so inter
e.,irg one, being contulted BY Mr.. E, Il.
Sover. of Colby UaIver.ity. This evening
the week Of prayer will commence At the
University chapel, when Prof. Shiiler
Ma hess y i'll co1dues the services, subject
What Path am Or" Tomorrow night,
1t he city ID e. y, 70, ms, the service.
vii also be conducted oy Prof. Mathews.
ard his .ueject vii De. MAY 1 Come as
Am:" Las hoped mat large nu1cer Of
men viii al1sI all ths &c ssv4cee-
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At st. Marks church last night, the
vested choir rendered in an impressive man.
ner the same music uhich will be heard 81
the Cathedral in Portland on Wednesday Of
this we. K, when the vested choirs from al
parts Of the State will give grand festival
The rector, Rev. ]. W. SPARKS, spoke clio.
qupntly Of the important part which music
hsd or should have in divine worship, and
re paid deserved compliment 10 his caeii
for the pre- a Aensy they hsd STAINED in the
comparatively short time thss has elspaed
fu ce their organ zaticn.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-11-09

A dividend of 10 per cert was delsred At
the sdjourned meeting Of The directors Of
the Kenneb.c Central l, was voted TO sell
$40 600 worth of stock, thereby bringing
tie amount OF stock sold up to $40 900
which will equal the amount of bonds
issued BY the company. The present stock
ho dera have the preference of their stock
until Dec /, and there is little doubt but
they will avail themselves of this chance to
Increase their Interest Of sucl coed pay
ing investment, the directors themselves
sking some $4,000 Of it on the spot
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2orrr


PIsCArAQUIs.
Abbot-Nov. /, to the wife CT Mr. CIV. Brown,
a daughter.
SOMERSET.
Madison Oct u, to the wife of Mr.. VIII En-
on, 4 son.
STANDARDIZATION. :, TO the wife of Mr. Z. E.
urtevant. son.
East Fairfield Oct. 81, TO the wife Of Mr.. Der
ton W. Shorey, As'n.
KEsSEBEC.
waterville-Nov 6. to the wife Of Mr.. o. A.
Neader a daughter.
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as,aAHT S5S-ss

What spectacle 10 more di.gus'ipg than
that Of . man or woman with skin disease
which shows itself in pimp es or blotches
on HANDS, srms, face and mech II il
simply impure blood See what Bran
dre,h's Pills did fcr . chronic case:
George Chapman, Pfucening, Mich says;
FOR four years was in the Mounted
Iufsrt'y in the U 8. Army, residiag dur
ing thst time principally in Texas. Al
mos, all # thst time had chronic skin
disease, chsrscterz By an eruption over
the entire surface of my legs AID thighs.
arms aud chest. The dec0Ys termed it
eczema. hsd sivsn up ali hopes Of ever
being cur vhsn Brardre't'. Pills were
rec mmendsd to me-. I COT Glued to try
them aid have thanked G I'd daily since
then iha, d d 60. used hem for abe u
three montss ard BY that time, vas com.
pletely c1rsd and lave nsver hsi any
trouble since" uovoeod& ~1~
Children Cry for Pitchers Cas.o,;a
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fairfield LOCALS.

The three big gsses II the bnlk head OF
the elec;f,c siAiion we're put in petition
Saturday. They are each seven feet vide,
seven and one-bslf high, and four inches
,hiek. made Of bard wood AID pas together
9TH bolts in q most substantial manner
TnG bIss,ers, under The direction Of Sumner
Rive, are making coed hesdssy. eu: they
have aos q good mary yards Of rock TO get
out yet before this p.fs of The work IL a.
i.hsd. A part OF the Cd dam has been
removed. q
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It's expected ,hss the vo:S Of sxcsva-
ON III be commenced very soon for the
fouadatiou of the pllp and paper mills 10
b. erected in WlnsIow. Several buildings
W L be put up. and they v.ll be very large,
ar e Of thsm heias four OF i've eun ired feet
long. Il was 1T frss given cut that the
paper hill = oald be oH tia aide Of ne
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..The Best of Children,s Magazines. !"

The publishers of So Nicholas that ia
nous Young +, las magazine, are offeriog
to send sample copy, free Of charge, to
any father or mother who would like to
consider the question of taking childreD's
magazine during the year to come.
Certainly il thst question is up for dis
cussion in any hous+ hold ST. Nicholas will
be the magazine selected. Fir m its first
number, in 1873. the pens of the greatest
writers of the Epglish world, and the pen
ellis Of the most famous illustrators, have
been at it's service. Tennyson. Longfellov,
Bry ant, Thomas Hughes, Whittier. Bret
Hsrte, Bayard Taylor, Mrs. Burnett, Mise
Alcot, Donsld G. Mitchell. George Mac
donald. Mrs. OIiphsnt, Professor Proctor
are few Of the many great names which
have been upon its list Of contributor.
Mrs. Mary Mspes Dodge Is the editor
Everything in it is illustrated.
In 1892
there sre to be serial stories by Brander
Matthews, Lieutenant Rober. II. Fletcher
(She author Of that charming book, "Mar
'rie Ard Der Papa, Laura z Richards,
William o. St1idsrd, Charles E Csrryl
(the suthor OF "Dsvy and the Goblin")
and Frances Courtensy Baylor There will
be 'h7rt stories by Thomas Nelson Page,
Mary z. wilkins, Mary Hsllock Foo;e,
Richard Malcolm job ston, Octave THINE,
General 0, o. Howard and many Others,
With papers Of travel and adventure BY
T. Trovtridge and Lieu'eosnt SchEaks,
and useful articles on ''Hov Col
umbus Reckoned." "Wili.am the
Conqusror.' Volcanoes ard Earth
quakes," 'Shlight Lire, ard Circles" etc
Ia "Srsnge C,rrers Of Ga, Ceu7'ry" the
Great Amsri an Desert, the Cliff Dwellings
Of Ariz rs, and other in'eres ing places,
will 90 described, sni in "Honors to the
Flag" and Boy. ~ d the National Guard
IT,. p stri tis u # III, young readers -ill BIZ
aroused sni stimulated. julian R.lnh I,
to describe "Tae Making Of Great News
paper" and the arc and ipcsndsscant e'ec
tic Ugh are to be Clearly explained
AFFIXED CHRISTIANITY
is VIA 81. Nicholas teachers ;-unsels,h-
ness, :sitbtul aes., 81 urage, truthfulnes.-
these laif &, aFe tau. h. in handred ways
By stoiies, poem, aad pictures. Do you
need such an assistant in your work With
your bays and gi IL? ifso, and IL you arr
not slready fan iIisr With 81 Nicholas. .end
q p3s,sl card 10 fbe Century Co, Union
So lsr Ss~ York, N. Y, and AK t. see a
sample copy. A yeats subscription to 81
Nicholas m, kes splendid Christmas pres
ent, for i. briggs Christmas twelve times .
yesr. d&w1t
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aHarrieo.

FRANKLIN.
wuton-oct, 81, Edgar C. Bump. and Miss
Alma R. Vaughn.
kEySRBuC.
Rivsrside-Nov. 7th, at the reside noe Of 6. A
we lis by q. l.. Rard II, Mr. Byron b. Priest TO
Mrs. Jennie 4 Wills, bo.h o. Vas Jboro
Watervie-Nov. ?, William j. 60 drich of
Watcryile, and Annie N la. den OF Augusta /,
NOV 3, Jos pin Philips and Nellie Robin ., both
Of Wsterville; Nov ), Witham Hodges Of
winzlow. and Merry Hoxie of Watervi'le. Nov. 4,
Fred fiiIms-e snd 6eIt ude u. Perry. both of
Watervile
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The city government endorses the method
sd opted by Ira Z. Getcheli, Esq, in num-
bering the streets Of the city, and he will
continue with his work until IT is cemp.e.ed.
Several lanes have been and will be given
nance, in order that the plan may De IS
p .rfect as possible. The whole mstter is
10 charge OF Aldermen Brown and Drum
mond, and 1t i. expected that all residences
and places of business will be appropriately
designated in season for the new postal
delivery system.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-11-09

river. ba: everything will be on the wine
Low side Tas:e s,e in sortsut sessors for
this, entirely i-eepeniens Of the MISTER CT
tsYssion. Al matter Of ercnomy ths pulp
aad paper mills viii be 10 close proximity,
% thss the pulp can be run from one miii
81 the ether Without the sro1ale Aad ex-
psnse Of preparation which would be nsces-
sary IL transported 70 another place.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-11-09

The foe residence which Lewis the
architect designed and Mr. Jsmes G. Hcdg-
kius built for Miss Susie Mitchell on WISH
tugioa street is now ready for occupancy
Il is calculated to make not only very
convenient but handsome home, and will
be occupied by Mr.. Fred w. Files. 1t iss
'vo story house, well designed and
thoroughly built.