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Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-09-10
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Nx~ YoKx. Sep,
fLoUs- Receipts, seee5 pts.: eztort'. s'7s
sales, $50 bbls, low extras 75a4 50; CT
mills soasS SO; City NIL, paten.s. q 5oa 900
win, sr J, wheat; iow grades: e. 5saase fair Z
oisar, .ei.5oat5ld siraights. q 75ae34o, do. pa
crime. % 1854 90, fine 3 ooai3 IS.
NJ. RED, Iooial1s; ssort and eleys
tor, .oiiaio7s anoat. 10 sa.t4i fob. NO. in,tta.
arn arrive, !o7.slos, No / nsrt 10 arrive
waukee, il5i, No. 3 red w
ssE- depressed, dan. western eli 95
BAILEY MALr-quiet.
Coas -k.oois's. i06ooi, szaorts. 1872. 81 :,
2sGoo, lower. dub, weak:---, no -5s
elevator; .5ia76, aiosi.. No. white.7a
90, lower. quiet, weak, No. ! 81;
20 vn'ts. d, No. 2. 3iis3s do white ssisasi
No. /, IS; do white, 80, mixed ~tst'n. 31s35;
DO white ss.ii. white state, asaii; No. Cli
easo, 5iAa3o
Cogs.s-- 80. active. firm, fair oa goes, isi.
sgeAi.Jxas; ...,..; held hrmy; quiet, r. tnIas
ss sa % 10. 40 sil.i5; S n. 10. - lis {
No. ti.3sls; No l2, "a; OF at1sa4 4I4
moald. 4Sls; standard. q i7ls; confeo-
povde rel, iTlis; srsnrls'ed. 7Isa4sIs, 80
NJ. LAssEs-forsigo, nominal. New orleans
quiet. firm
PETgoLKUx- qt let, st. ady. united 50.
IUEPESTIyE-
fukx-. stronger, more &C tive
ssEr- quiet
b. EF HAMs-quiet, easy
LAkr- steady. quiet, sesterr steam 10;
st.v sfesm, ss5; r.6red dnu, weak c,c
tinent, o. 25s7 Is s. a. o. co.
nUrTBs- fair demand, hfm, tt.te dAiry l5a
n, do creamery, .0Ax3s, western dairy, Pals;
CREAMERY. iasssI. do fan'ory, i2ai5, Eigis, 2lar;
uitsiion or. smrrJ, i2sE.
CHKPev- quiet, STEADY, state, ,aes 4:
fancy, 9ii9s; western CAS-
tretxhts sss~Srpos. market, qu ct, stead
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-09-10

One of the most curious palms in the
world Is called the "Ita," and is very
abundant on the banks Of the Amazon,
Rio Negro and Orinoco rivers. In the
delta of the latter it occupies swampy
tracks, which are at times completely
inundated and present the appearance Of
forests rising out Of the water. The
swamps are inhabited by stribe of In
dians called Guaranes, who subsist al
most entirely upon the produce of the
tree. During the annual foods they sus-
pend their houses from tops Of the tall
stems Of the palma The outer skin Of
the young leaves is made into cords for
hammocks, and the soft inner bark yields
a nutritious farinaceous substance.--In-
terview in. Washington Star.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-09-10
u.v. You heard tn. Good News.

An emirent ply sician who has established
the highest reputation - specialist in the
cure Of nervous and chronic diseases. and
whose name 10 known from the Atlantic to
the Pacific, has resolved that if there are
sufferers from any form Of chronic or long
standing diss sse who want medical advice
free, they can have . carefully written letter
Of sdvice in n gard to their cases, fully ex-
plsiping thti diseases. etc without charge.
II you have rot consulted . specialist in
your particular disease. OF il you have not
been helped BY your physician. do not give
up hope until you have learned what DR.
Greene, "a Temple Place, Boston, Mass =,
has to say about your case. II you write
at once, you may be cured. Send for his
symptom blank to 1ll out. DIR. Greeae is
the discoverer of the world-fsmous nerve
strengthener and restorative, DR.. Greene'c
Neivufa.
kepl 9lltfolfm
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-09-10

TIE cpe's ions at the canning factory
are nov fairly comnencej, A. everything
is moripg slo3g withou. hitch or jar. The
factory, yard and hu,king shsAs all prsseD,
~ animated ,cene, and the establishment is
reil -orth a visit. The cus.ing ms cblnes,
shieh remove the corn from ths cob are
driven by power, and the various processes
through which the product passes before
b bsiny sealed up in cans and resdy for mar
ket are very Interesting to contemplate.
About everything is done by machinery tie
object of course being to accomplish the
largest amount of work 1T the least p1s-
sble expense. In one afternoon recently
the crew put up 10 GOO cans. The corn is
of very good quslity this year, there IL
big pile of it, and Whist is Of great impcr-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-09-10

The Wends, who, we believe, are the
ancestors Of the modern Prussians, are
the center of many legends. The Pied
Piper Of Hamelin was a Wsnd; so also
was the piper Of the Hartz mountains,
who appeared so many days q year, and
played unearthly tunes, and whosoever
heard at once fell into . frenzy, froc,
which there was no escaping. All these
pied and weird pipers assembled once .
year at the Broken, where there was a
general carnival, the Arch Fiend lead
ing the concert on violin, witches roll
ing around and fiddling on the skulls Of
horses, and the pipers adding the CON
cert of their unhnly instrumenta-Chaur
bex's Journal
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-09-10
Socal 2Ilaffers.
SUPERIOR COURT. sBP1HABaa
TERM.


W. s. CHoArs, clerk.
L. T. CARLETON, county attorney.
q T. STEVENS, sheriff
+. A SMALL, stenogespeef..
WEDNESDAY, SeIt. 2
Hsrbes. Page, who plsaaed guilty to
breaking AID entering The store Of Henry
A. Davis sad larceny OF hfty-ihree ee Its
.herefrom, vas rrsigBed for sentence. The
responder, i, sixIsen years cid, and in con-
seqa nee Of bis former good character his
case Was continued until the Dec. term and
he was allowed to go on probation.
State rs. Ste.st S. S,slye. L T. Care
ton for State, +. E. Sou.hsri for respond-
eps. Iidicsnsns for embezzlsmenE Of
postage stamps md money from letters
belonging to Burleiah & Flyns Of tee KEN
sEBEc JOURNAL in whose employ the res
pondens WAS, a part of his duiiss beirg to
obtsia the NAL OF the compliments from
tn. posss flee. The case was concluded 81
8 80 P. NJ. with 8 veroic. Of gaily. The
re- pr dea. was reInapdsd to j..l tor sent
ence.
State vs.. J5hn II. Biehar3s. L. T.
Carl ton for State. 3. S. Brown for re-
spcndent. Iniictmaa: for an assault upon
Pauline Micus in Ws.erville on the 3 .si of
July last, with Intent to rsvisb. The tesa-
many Of the government was VI flashed az
The lime Of sdjjurnn,eut a. 8 80.
Dsmu,Iers were fled in ,hs following
Liquor cases:
John MlC4rty, GlrdiEes, common seller.
E-srch and seizure, single ssle; Peter A
ii ,uleh.n and A. Q. Hamilton. Gardiner,
search aud seizure.
George Landry, GNdins-, was arrsigasi
for the Illegal transportation Of lntox,cat-
ing liquors, snd plead not guilty.
d. s. Stevens. Augusta, was arfaigne ]
and pleaded uoio conlendte 10 an indie
msnt tor a felonious assault upon MicaAs
Fitzgerald. Upon inyesis alton il appeared
that the respondent one evening dischsr ged
srevolver from his bouse to Tighten II
number OF mea who had cIlis cted a6oul
his premises AMI were annoying him and
toe respondent clsimed that he did il .iui
ply TO frighten the parties away. He wss
siiowed to go upon his own recognlzsnce
upon su agreement thss he would leave the
State.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-09-10

The Guild met Tuesday evening at the
plssssht he me Of Miss Mtilie Leonard, The
trst part OF the evening was devoted to
business, after which the following ero-
gramme was carried out: Piano solo, Miss
Nickerson; violin SOLO, Miss E1na Re-
Ian ger; song, Mrs. Burrill piano solo, Mise
Nickerson. The company expressed their
appreciation Of the music BY enco,ing
nearly oil the pieces. The remainder of
the evening vas pleasantly passed in plsy ing
games. Cake, coffee and cocoa were served.
There were nearly thirty present.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-09-10

NJ. L. J. Savage. chairman Of the Board
OK Hexith. is an eff eisl worth having. He
has made arrsp paenents with the highway
selveyor MIR. Choste, who will call st all
the stores and shops every Saturday morn.
i and gather up such refuse as has in
tune pact been thrown Into
the street or dumped on the bank
of the mill pond. Now that this has been
m ,de. those who persist in ihrosing rub
bis, iato the streets or mill pond, will be
de,it with according to law in suah cases
m Ade anl provided,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-09-10

Mr.. W. o. Dale. employed as painter or
Mr.. Wileys & Diogley B.Hs. st5re. mel
with q severe accident TdesoAy hight
viii h o. hit have bttn much wor.e. A
man passed under the saying AID grs bbed
ths rope that held It Il lhro~ed il to one
side, giving 1t 8 hsre'r pail snAa he ~
ended, thu. looseri & the knot. Shortly
after tn. sIss ing came down, ard Mr. D.le
went off backwards, strising on the erd of
his spine and p1en backward on his head.
He was s,unn, d oy the blow. but il sb,, 10
be about his work today, though rather
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-09-10
Man or Woman, Ghost or Human,

We cannot say what will cure ghosts.
but many men ard many women who look
like ghosts rather ttsn human beings,
through sickness. would regain heath and
happiness, if they would ny the virtue Of
the word-rent wned reTedy, DR.. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discove.y. Torpid liver,
or "biliolsness," impu blood, ski1 e.up-
tions, scroiulous sores and swellings, Con-
sumption (wh ch is scrofula Of the lungs) i,
all yield to this wonderful medicine. II is
both tonic and strength-restoring, and alter
stive or blood cleansing. sspt7d&wfolrm
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-09-10

A few days more Of fair weather and the
foundation for the new Catholic church on
High street will he completed. Mr.. Msth-
lew, the contractor for The supersiructure,
is busy at work with bis cre~, and good
start has slresdy been made upon the lram-
ing. The lumber is from the Philips mill
a,d is a gJod let Father Bergsro1 is
deeply interested in tbs prcgress of the
work and he siends much of bis time With
the men
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-09-10

Ca Saturday evening, from 80 to 80,
there vi. be be q geletsl reception a. the
Y. NJ. c A. ps'lors 70 which all yluG G
men are most cordially invited sod i; l.
hoped the'e siii be a large attendance. NJ
effort viii. De spared to make the occasion
very pleasant fer sli who may come 10, and
Refreshments will be provided during the
event 6 oy the ladies' Of the Tempe ance
Lesgu.. CONS in al hand, and sea what &
nice place .his Ia.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-09-10

Gilman's Band, consisting of 20 pieces
eft Tuesday morning on thu nine O'Clock
train for the Lewiston F,ir. where they are
engaged to play for two days at liberal
term, This osnd, under thu competent
leadership of J. Wesley Gilman, is doing
considerable work Of this kind and 10 gain.
ing rapidly in popular favor.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-09-10
&C co;Tt at Togus.

The following is the programme for the
concert At the National Home Thursdag at
P. NJ by the National Home Band, B.
W. Theme, Director.
/. March, Col. Brown, Theme
2, Overture, " illism FELL, Rossini arr. Thie me
3. Song, Sweet Genevieve.
4, Potpourri, Susical Review, La,ann
8. Wa'tzes from Ernine, srr. Merellas
.. Descriptive piece, The Night AIatm, Reeve
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-09-10

The work on the sewer is about ebdf d
for the present., though perhaps it may be
fourd Necessary to do something more bs-
fore the ground closes The service in his
department has been msteriaIiy incressst
this season. Waterville is justly proud Of
her Sc ers. aDd tes with sstisfsc ion ths
the public neal b has been much better siacs
the seWtrs xera laid
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-09-10

Mr.. Russell s. Brsdb1ry, who went to
Hartland some time ago and opened gro
Gerry store, has decided to return to Fair
field and bring his goods with him. he
has leased the store on Bridge street which
has been occupied by Miss Brown the mil
liner. and will probably be here some time
this week.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-09-10

The Knicxertoeksr ran on the iedses
near the Knickerbocksr Ice houses N
Smifh,ovn and stove hole in her. The
nres we're throyn out and Set fire to her but
did no great damage from Ere. shs filed
With vstsr and il will BE- necessary 70 pump
her oct before she CAT b. taken sway. Tn.
Peny went to her assis'asca bH II Wa
thought best NOS 70 take b r OF
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-09-10

One of the lxrges, loads Of ice ever Ia go
from the X lickerbocker houses in Cnsl 80
vas carried by the Elnlce l., CroeAef
Capt. C,oeker, Tuesdsy night-l0s9 svns
But iu towing the Schooner down psst 81 me
yesse th.t laid too fsr in The cnaanel. she
sas owed aground sod lsii oVsr isht
There has been great camp sl0t vi sc'.oon
ers laying TOO far inso the casnHsl and
boGneYit tows e. ting up sad down
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-09-10

WateIviile NOUNS, says the Auburn
Gazette, because the tceptre has departed
from Nelson and sll Maine mourns with
her That kits-shaped track at Indepen-
dence, Ia i. playing the dickens with turf
recoIas. Nelson. mAu and horse, will have
to brace up if they are to ge; the lead again
this year.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-09-10

CrNse" Sept 3
sLorR-fsir request, weak; spi;as pate. 10
9os5; bakers, ftoai Is. sraigh:s. 4 5 al %
" n.er pas~nt-, 1os4 IS, strsight-, s0ai 10.
a9ti
coRy-bfoke badly; us. .. e2iaSs
9ars- autl; "a 2sI No. white aii
No. white, z0,a3ol
6YE-SY. ., s6
BARLxT- No : Sal
PRoyIsEos s. gaiet, ,nrm
Pork Eees, firm; 30 50
LAKTs- firm; o. soas ga
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-09-10

s.AsJoseph Moulton of Newburypor', Mas.
manufactures goli beads. This house w.s
established in l717, and has always don,
business under the same ST. le. Some o.
the srci mt Moultons uudoubtediy iasd
gold besds for our great grandmo,hers. The
goods of his Cia.s msds by ihs preseni
generation can b. nad OF Hartman Bros
and they will be found frst-class.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-09-10

Amcpg those OF our friends tha! we saw
upon the train yesterday bound for the
Safe Fsis were Thomas Daagett ard Gin
TON Wtsisrn Of Foxcroft, David jenkins,
Gustsvus Weymouth and Joseph Stevens
of De xter, aad Col. ". G. Morrill, Of Pits
field The Coloael had q year old in the
w dns siaY races
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-09-10

Ats slecisl meeting OF the executive
oosrd Of he Y. NJ. C. A. Tuesday night, 3
commi, es consisting OF 4. Fl. Ipgrsh.m,
J. M. L Bates was APPOINTED to make ar
rangements for TIA complimentary TO The
your ne n Of the street, to be given very
som. Voted to carry On the educss nal
cia,ses the same ss last winter, aid also =
soglDg SCHOOL ard the arrangements were
lett Ia the hands of the committee on edu-
alton. Committee on rooms were IT,
stfucted to hire q janitor for the season
No regular cor 90 of enteftAinWs nj
vas decided upon, but sJuie first
l4ss euIer' ,inmepts will bs given an
the committee on education are IN commu
uicstion with the Boston Rivals 10 arrange.
a date for some time in October.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-09-10

W. underaAni that quiIe . proportion
ot ,ns water service put IN this year hsve
0, sn for teaemenis that have done without
/. heretofore. Rents in this city are not
ss scarce IS tbsy used to be, aud landlords
are obliged 10 do more to secure and keep
goed tenants.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-09-10

Are to be found In every locality visited by eh1s
and fevers. The very animals exhibit in such
plague festered regions symptoms Of the dire In
fectfon. II experience has proved, in the domain
of medicine. anything conclusivey 1t Is that Hos
tetttr's Stomach Bitters will not only eradicate
from the system every vestige OF the missma.
born complsint, bpt eiectoslly defend re esidents
and temporary sojourbers in malaria scourRed
of opinion among medical men, no less than in
the minds'offhe public. on this point Not CRY
on this continent. but in tn tropics where msla.l
al complaints assume their most ,.rulent tyoe,
this Incompatible mecicins safeguard IA univer-
sally used and esteemed. Dyspepsia, bi'iousness.
ct nstipatoD, debility and idney trouble are all
thoroughly remediable by the Bitters.
sept10deod&w
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-09-10

Mr.. j. II. Blanchard, our High Schoo
principal. went Saturday morning to hi.
home in Turner to spend Labor day. He
returned Mondsy driving over the road with
his own team Mrs. Blanc ard accom-
panied him. They are house keeping 10
the former residence Of Mrs. .. F. Ffizzell.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-09-10

Rev A s. Lsdd Of Gardiner, viii con-
duct the four O'clock meeting in the Y. NJ.
C. A. psrlors next Sunday afternoon. The
song service will be led by Frof. Hall,
cornet, Ptof. Mayo, pisac, and is proba
bic that there viii alec be a violin. Il is
expected 'hst this meeting will b, 'be live
liest aud beet since the season commenced
The general secretary attaches great in
portsnce to these Sunday afternoon mse-
ings. and it is his intention to keep up the
interest and work for crowds. We pre-
dict that he will get there.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-09-10
Civil Engineer Smith Wa. busy yesterday

Civil Engineer Smith WAS busy yesterday
in setiirx monument on City Hail Square
know in engineering circles as "datum',
from the top Of which, higher or lower,
will be ireckoned all the grades, for the
street Sc wers, etc. The paving Of the
streets vii be started On grade,
shich when extended up from Temple
srset towards the Elm rood vii
call for Big fill in from. of the build
irg now occupied by Mr.. E III. FIX, And
others in the viclniiy, ore of which is +
large brick structure. This, OF course,
will neces-ts'e The raising Of til 4 bull ling
several feet.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-09-10

Ia Washington camp, No. 3. Patriotic
Order Soas Of America, the first Or red
degree will BE- conferred upon six caLdi-
datss, and the second and third or white
and blue degrees upon eight candidates.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-09-10

There 10 good advance sale Of tickets
to Dora Wilsy's comic opera "Vers which
10 to bs presented for the hrss time In this
city tonight. II has bssn drawing big
houses in other places, AID those wno have
seen il iay that i. Is very funny.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-09-10

Mr.. 8. W. Hussey has added the manu-
fscsure OF Ace suits TO his other business,
on Stlve, STREET near Main. He now has
on exhjntfinn ia his window samples Of sll
the ia3rs, aad mos! desirable 1t. les in
cloth, aai aau suit any taste in this direc-
liOu
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-09-10

BY the will Of Phineas j. Stone, the
town Of Wesre, N. H., is 10 receive 500 900
to be expended for the benefit of worthy
and needy widows and unmarried vomer,
native born inhabitants of said town.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-09-10
RANDOLPH LOCALS.

As Mr.. Nathan TuttIe was crossing the
Kennebec Central r. r. On Water street he
Vas struck By the engine and thrown a
short distarcs. DE-. Turner WAS c. lied and
made thorough examination and found no
bones broken. The train was going only
shout miles an hour when struck but it
IS feared that theresre internal irjuties
No blame is attached to the railroad IS they
took all possible precAu ion to warn Mr..
Tuttle but for some reason be did rot be a,
tie vhist,e
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-09-10

We shouldn't ask you to invest your
money in q bottle of Adamson's Botanic
Cough Balssm il we were Tot sure i. will
do YOU good. Hunt ug is deadly element
in business. sept7d&w1w
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-09-10

Rev. W. Il. Spencer, d. D., pastor oS
the Baptist church here, returned to the
city Monday night, altar an absence Of sev-
ersl veeks. he looks strong and hearty
After the rest and change which be has
enioyed.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-09-10
14,h c,rs.cus,v. Pha

BxvrsIr. Mas, Sep. s-fhe IA h
consecssive inces dsfy hts stared q 80
tsis evening in . ban on Vestefy street
belSnsi"g 10 the heirs ef the lase John H.
Meaco;a. Loss about $500; injured.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-09-10

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Msgoon spent Tues
day in Lewiston Intending the State Fair.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-09-10

A series Of finely llsssfssed Lectures, on
interesting subjecfs. and by one Who has
met with faStesins success in other passs OF
the country, il Likely 70 be arranged N nm
city. More will be said about Il hefeafsf'
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-09-10
fairfield LOCALS.

Our numbering season is hardly over b.
fore another commences. Stephen A.
Nye s. Co.. hive already sent TWO feuI-
horse tsaras into the weeds, and others will
follow before long.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-09-10

The JOURNAL representative misundef-
stood the plan Of todsJ's excursion. ls is
given compllms ntsry BY the bu.insss men
90 those Of their friends who have not been
able 70 spare the time to 20 on excufsious
before ur.nz the season.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-09-10

Mr.. Frslk Redinston il having . rev
and cspacious oface built As the rsaf Of bis
store. and the space which has heretofore
been used for that purpose will be thrown
into the sales room, which will be . notice
able Improvement.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-09-10

The Board OF Education will meet as
their rooms this svenits With superintsnd-
e-t Le dostter sad Ill she teachers Of the
city schools. the conference viii be an
interesting one.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-09-10

DANA's SARsAPARILLA is guaran.
teed to absolutely cure disease.
and it does it too.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-09-10

We came pretty close 70 fro2 hefe
Tuesday night Ths Norshsfn hsnas vsfs
ve1y brilliant. and everybody expecesd MAJ
Jack veuld get in his work sure. Ine
signs failed, hswevef, in this instance.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-09-10

Mr.. ]. l.. Towne has been quite sick 10,
few days psst at his residence on Temple
street
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-09-10

Mr.. srd M, tr.d ib ms ~ses to Lew
is'on sssseriay 70 remain twr days, vh re
they vn h- the guests o. Mr. Hsrrv
Murch, for~eris Of the EIrwood in this
effy
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-09-10

Russia 10 irritated and disappointed to
flnd that the agreement with Turkey does
not allow her men. .of-war in the DardaR-
ellis to vent their spite on England,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-09-10

Marx GsiIert Esq 10 in Norh Ca,olina
on . short witt 70 tine scene of the lumber
ing ard mining OPERATORS in which he ID
inter- ss. d.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-09-10

Phillips & Co, are covering the roof OF
their mill with f1reproof material. The
proprietors of the mills here are taking all
Ios.itle precsution against fire snd il
would have 10 be lively blszs t0 get much
of a start here
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-09-10

Mis-, Rosa Clair, formerly Of this town
but who now resides With her pare in
Watervlle, spent Tuesday with her friend,
Miss Alice Kelley.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-09-10

Misses Grace and Nellie Webber Of
Waterviile we're in town the 1rst Of the week
visiting Miss Edna Belanger.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-09-10

Hsrber. Moore, employed as Takers
sssble, vss kicked BY . horse yesterday
and Ire large bone bet-een the knee sed
ankle spiiG. DR.. b. M Turnsr reduced ne
fsA6taye.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-09-10

Mrs. Joseph Osborne Of Fairfield, who
mas been the guest Of her daughter. Mrs
C. B. Hobbs Of this city, left for home
yesterday, accom- panied bv her g-sni-
daughter. Miss Blanche Hobbs. Mrs
Hobbs leaves today for Fairfield.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-09-10

Meeting OF the Woman's Christian Tenn.
persrce League this At esneon st the
voma . yssdirg room Special business,
and n 10 desirAbis shas there be full q.
fsrdapce # the me mbe,s
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-09-10

workmen are sstsips 6 the teiepkane poles
on upper Ws;er street. They so through
Back STREET, and the fret one On Watef
street 10 set 1t the corner OF Arthor
Pesslst's sture.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-09-10

DR. Oscsf e Wsr-en Of L. we'll, Mass.
b.. h.eu visiting his relatives IN Pakman,
ard & ppsd ye-teras- in .A's city with his
n paw, Mr. E-ns.. E. Warren, foremsr
Of the sentinel ,ffice.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-09-10

. Caroline Kelley Of Gloucester, Mass,
aged .l6. died "Wednesday from alleged
criminal malpractice.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-09-10

Mr.. f. E. More of Portland, is q CUES;
at the home OF Mr.. B. 4. Folqer.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-09-10

As the sun is superior to the
stars, SO DANAs is superior TO
all other Sarsaparillas.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-09-10

z. q. Hacker, formerly Of Kin ball Bros
shoe factory here, gses 70 Rocnesssr, Nh
70 superinterd shop ther-. and viii move
his family there when sell i5cstsd.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-09-10

The Recorder says Jay Gould's health i.
so poor he probably will be compelled to
give up business entirely.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-09-10

Mr. eparsson I@pfoving.
Loxpos, Sep. s-rhe condition Of Rev.
Mr.. Spusgson i, grAdaslly improving.