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Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-29
Real Estate

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- -rr~s e 900 fi~ss~ - -fsef 49,. =
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II :. TcvEKk Ger. 1Alrs as Trsuent 81
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-29
BUSINESS BLOCK FOR SALE!

TIE trlck ttocf iocnte1 ar west Bridges.
Nox. ~ a. xne 81. - for ssie Dlock enffsins
three sforeF TIE sse1of Fpe* = n snfs~t ~
Iyop>rts a seIa u = fkvs FHqur~ ~
za A A. bGfD. - rssF BrsexsSt
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-29


When Mrs Elizabeth w. Chznpney
was IN Strsef7rt or ron lass simmer
with hsr artist husband they stopped ~
the famous Red Horse Inn zad, As the
Marquis Of Herttord was saarsersa there.
taxing up ths best part OF the house WITH
his numerous hAasersoH, the two mere
ilIussrloas Americans were put into the
Irving room" where our own faneSs
eounrryzaan wrote ais essay on Shakes
peAre. While they were there, tourists
were continually shown Ia to sec
.GeoHrey Crsyon's chair" One or these
said 70 his companion, . beefy eockasy,
"dis this che room w'rs Hiryiag was
born s'
"Ho, yes," said the other" glancing
about Hat least, hns wasnr bors
right ere, . was born in the 'ouse"
The EnxisA claim everything good.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-29
JOHN H. loren ( CO..

REAL ESTATE DEALERS.
81 Lyon Telephone 1924.
FOR SALE-Thirty acres OF land on
x Hali-si.. near East-st. This land would
make very desirable plat OF 80 lots. VIII
sell 1t barsair. Phone 1924. J. ii. loren, "A
Lyon-st.
tOR SALE-Fiv. acres OF land on Madison
ave. BoIth OF Halst. only $500 per acre.
This IL a biz bargain. Lots ! mile beyond this
piece are selling for sl0oV. Phone l2sl. john
ii. loren. 81 Lyon-st.
E0R SALY-Mocera house on I.afay0o1R-st..
near fifth-ave. hot and cod watR. hath
rooms. etc: nice lot, plenty of shade, street
graded art yard sodded. Price. S4Uss- Phone
ln4. J. II. loren. - Lyon-st.
FOR SALE or EXCHANGED fine farm OF
~ acrc.ef land ~ nile from lonia: new
house and new frame barn; sixty acres I'm
rrosed; good soil NIL exchange for good
improved city property. Phone l2ei. Joan
II. loren. - lych.t.
E0R SAI,E-Three six-room houses on West
II Side for 500 each $40 down. hs snee
monthly payments. Phone liza. John III.
loren. - Lyoh-st.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-29
$1,000 CASH

Z HOT SIS and lots also & vacant lots for
- sale on long time or exchange for farm
or personal property.
1c0 ACRE FARM In Bovine township. Kent
iop comfy. 100 acres improved. for sac az
SIS PER acre. Has slsrge hav osra. large horse
barn. good water. wiad mili pump, forcing
water 70 barn and house p scres hne apple
orchard snd all kinds Of other fruits. soil
heavy clay loan; $500 down and balance to
suit purchaser.
AND soscre Farm TO exchange for good
"A house and lot Ia south or east portion Of
city.
EorR tenement brick block. lot - feet front.
on North OTTAWA. 10 exchange for a good
improved fern or Detroit city property.
BUSINESS BLOCK. flxleo feet. on s7i Hall Ct
~ for .ale at barssio.
. HOUSES ana lots on Coitave. - trade for =
- git--dse faTm within 10 to l. miles Of city.
Sn ACRES improved lard. 20 miles southeast
" Of ty No. bindings banked barn. {
fenced anGer good eaIt'vatloa. to eIehangs
for e ~ property. or - o. 90 acres near city.
HOTEL in Big Rapids. al furnished. 70 ex-
chsnse for property n city or farm.
On ACRE farm 5 miles southwest o. Reed
etc- free Of al iReunbrssce, 10 exehsase FOR
clty property.
TEN ROOM haass ana Tot e Iaeravest h,s
good cellar. heated hv furnace lighted ~
rss, Ard has splendid barn. lot SerlzS. With
allsv IN rear.
20 ACRES 81 LAID. \ mile north ana rnll..
81 east 81 city g. exessaxe fer eats prop
.rfe.
Oh tGRFS I rite -Srfh - citv limits. ~
- tipiae-frsv-i roed-fer ssies = aesfs-
BE Tract foT pisttne
n ACRkS. ~ raiiss ssass II Han-st. for
~ sas ~ trefs ter effT property
AtfNI lgf, IN the esty sad suburbs for
Hovss LEn LOT en- south l.aisssss.st Ter
II AlREs gardening ard : rifles serts ~
- u. q sEcts1se for ctr property.
MONEY - lear - sesi e.Sste ard ekstsess
q. =. TOUTS g Iyos.sTsstT
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-29

When Charles A. Dana of the Sun" Is
IN New York he goes 20 his Office every day
and puts In stin days work, Just As II he
wasn't II years old and . millionaire. He
Is kindly. brussus cid fellow. who
beams upon everybody through his big
two-mooa spectacles and bussiss and
buzes about more IKE big blue bottle
ny on . wiadow pane than the traditional
once cas But when he ssetles himself
&C the business ear q his stenogrApher
loaded for . column or so Of loaded
BREWER, the fur begins to fy in earnest
It's queer that man who has more warm
persoaal friends than any other editor in
New York should also have such q host
Of bitter enonisA Probably the reason 10
that NEST Of them have never seen him.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-29

All OF watch vii Be doubtless cor
daily agreed 20 ~ friends Of ia art
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-29

Dr. John c. Zachos, the venerable cura.
Tor Of Cooper Union, lis one Of compare
lively few educated Greeks in this coun.
try. He has been an American citizen so
long that few would sec in him any trace
Of foreign descent. He is a man of slight
physique and must be all Of 20 years old,
yet he is as merry as a schoolboy, and
likes q game of whist with younger men
Is well as any Of them.
Owvy TAUCnoD
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-29
MONEY TO LOAn.

MONEY TO LOAN on furniture. pianos.
IL horses. wagons. once and store hxtures
and all kinds OF personal property without
removal; business strictly confidential. Rooms
a and ~ Wohdtriy building. Sd floor; take
elevator. IA
MONEY To LOAN-on real estate security
~ at Fallass 4 Sworthouts law cffice. Ma
tional City Bank building l19
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-29

Augustus Thomas Is one Of the young
est Of the successful aramatists, for so no
IL called since Alabama" made a hit at
the nadison Square. He isn't in appear
ance the ideal dramatic author at all
Sidney Rosenhela, With his tall, slender
figure, black hair and eyes and fine
equilins features, answers that description
0uch better. Mr.. Thomas looks much
younger than he IL He is smooth shaven
snd plump checked, rather under the
medium height, with merry dark eyes,
. low voice and Sisass.s manner He 10
good with pencil As well a pen and some
times amuses IN audience with crayoa
sketches Of young fellows and their girls.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-29


WANTED-orranizcrs by the Friendly Aid
w Society. Paws Il, members 500 every six
months. Has paid 81 o 90 IN Dement'S. Reserve
and BENEFIT Fund held in trust by the State OF
Massachusetts, Terms liberal. Address
Friendly Aid Society. Waltham. Mass. al
WASTkD-Ag.nts. TO represent the Equits-
w bic Life Insurance Company Of Iowa. Di-
rect contracts, choice territory ard absolute
security TO policy oders. l. 7. Martin, sup
erintendent OF agencies. les Aoiaes. Iowa 1.5
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-29

ntsanfsx rrsassrs .ad swell ssekass-
ass We Lssk cesz tas Made IA Art
a Thirry-sssEy Baiialns w>shias-
-. - 800.
, 1891-07-22

Every day for years past might have been
seen on the steps of the Church of Saint Sui
PIce IN Pars a venerable ~mendicant with a
hump on his haok-which, by the way, did not
diminish with age, but ON the contrary GREW
IN a most abnormal manner. It was not until
the oe@9ar was gathered to his fathers that an
explanation or the phenomenon was fortbcom-
~ Iere Antoine vas a cauny old man who
o'a not make ducks and brakes Of the aims
"Hich me received. He spent very little. and
invested ms STEADILY increasing capital in shares
"Hich, with a certain amount If gold and sill
yer, ne kept IN a bag securely tied under his
ragged o%verccat. Mysterious hints as to the
importance OF his savings led several people to
snow nm considerable attention, and among
mem was a neighbour to whom he had promis-
ed the whole of his little fortune. A few months
ago he was taken i'll suddenly, and one night.
WhlIe delIrlous, he jumped out of the window.
ana SO put an end to his days. The neighbour
immediately Possessed himself of the BAG. and
Iound that 1t contained share certificates and
money to the amount Of nearly $4,000. I'm
luckily, however, for him he soon ascor-
tanned that P6re Antoine had two rela-
yves TO whom he had bequeathod his savings
IN a VIII. The good neighbour sent them the
contents of the bag with the execution of
~ooo' which he retained for himself; and
me words, Your uncle is an old rascal !"
which he forwarded on a piece of notepaper
with the parcel, led to his discovery. He
was prosecuted for theft, and has lust been
conaemned to two years imprisonment-Daily
Telegraph.
, 1891-07-22
AUTOMATIC SALE OF STAMPS

The Stamps Distribution Syndicate have
devised an automatic delivery apparatus, which
has been SO far approved by the Post Office
authorities that they have given permission for
the machine to be attached experimentally to
ten pillar letter-boxes in various parts of Lon
don. The machine itself, which is of iron. il
about 70 IN. high by4in. wide, and Tin. deep.
from froat to back. BY an insertion of a penny
in a slot, and by afterwards pulling out and
pushing in a stop, the necessary stamp with its
wrapper is presented at an aperture, when it is
readily withdrawn. This wrapper consists of an.
envelope containing a small pocket memoran-
dunn book interspersed with advertisements
and embodying some useful postal imforma-
ton. Upon an emergency a letter will be
written in the book, and, being supplied with
stamp and envelope, can b posted Immediately.
A demonstration Of the system was given early
this month at the Post Ofice-buildings,
Farringdon-road, London, when it was shown
to be practically impossible either to defraud
the machine or disappoint the publioe The
ordinary bronze penny piece was eff. ctive,
but similar size discs Of iron passed effectively
through, while discs of lead were bent out of
shape, no choking whatever taking place.
The Barbados agricultural Reporter.
, 1891-07-22
Spectator, goth June.

The Prince of Wales has evidently felt
keealy the condemnation of military Europe.
On Monday, when the Secretary for War was
asked what steps he intended to take as regard.
cd officers who had at Tranby Croft broken a
, 1891-07-22

militia ~ regulation. Mr.. Stanhope replied that
no steps would be taken. General Owen Will
Jams was a retired officer, Mr.. Berkeley Leyett
had expressed his roget to the COMMANDMENTS
Chief, and he was authorised by the Prince of
Wales TO say on his behalf that his ROYAL
Highness acknowledged IAN error Of iudg-
ment in not requiring Sir William Gordon.
Cumming at once to submit his case to his
commanding officer, in accordance with the
Queens Regulations" Mr.. Stanhope added
that he thought any one would, under the
circumstances. have h~esitated to bring ruin up-
on al officer Of distinguished service who had
been his W friend. The apology was exceed
ingly well received in the House. even bv the
Radical side, and it is hoped that the memory
OF the incident will gradually fade away. Adj
dresses, however, continue to be passed nv
representative Nonconformis bodies. prayiny
that the Prince Of Wales viii give up eamb-
ling, a vice which is denounced in rather
exaggerated terms. In his W county. Sir
William Gordon-Cumming has been received
with elusive welcome, and there certainly is
some ground for the savage epigram attributed
to a Ministerial Wit: In England YOU must
not gamble, or if You do, you must cheat. Then
you will have public SYMPATHY"
1t can hardly be alleged any longer that
President Balmaceda rep esents a constitutions
al party in Chill. The new Congress, which
has practically been nominated by himself,
has passed a series Of Acts investing him with
all the powers useful to a Dictator. He has
been authorised to expend all revenues at his
own discretion, to borrow money without pre-
vious sanction from the Chambers. to declare
any district OF city in a state Of siege, to sus.
pend the liberty Of the Press and the right of
public meeting, to suspend the judicial power
in political or serious cases, to create military
tribunals and define their authority, and to
dismiss all public servants, Of whatever rank
or degree, Judges apparently included. 1t
would have been simpler and more honest to
make him Dictator at once. but apparently the
President wishes these excessive powers to
attach to his Office while retaining a Constitu-
ton. some Of these powers have already been
used, the President having prohibited all pub
lie meetings Of more than three persons, hav-
ing borrowed the " metallic reserve !. intend
ed to guarantee the paper money Of the Bepub-
lie, and having issued a forced loan for f4,0QO.
600. The extraordinary point in the situation
Is that no demand has beeen made for am extern
sion Of the Presidential period, which ends on
September 18th, although the President is
ineligible for a second term.
, 1891-07-22

The Omnibus Strike in London ended on
Saturday, and on Monday the men returned to
work. They have secured the shorter hours,
and the right of a days holiday in the fort
night without pay, and a slight rise of wages,
the drivers receiving 45s. Cd. for a week Of
seven days, and the conductors 35s. The horse.
keepers, who were at the last thrown over,
emaina as before. As these rates are quite rea-
sonable in the present state of thelabourmarket.
this is a satisfactory conclusion, though we
wish it had been practicable to secure one rest
day a week. Nobody ought to work on CONT
nuously, even if he is fool enough to wish it.
, 1891-07-22

Amovement Of a serious character is report
ed from Arabia. The Arabs at once detest and
despiso their Turkish rulers, and the people
Of Yemen are reported to have risen and turn.
ed them out. That is important, because if
Yemen established her independence, all Arabs
would follow her example, and the Sultan
would lose a lage part of his Asiatic dominion,
besides running the risk of seeing that strug-
gle begin for the Khalifate which the Arabs
have threatened for twenty years, and which,
had Arab succeeded, would be raging now.
The Porte in great discontinue, has ordered
ten thousand troops to Yemen, and though it
is said that money for commissariat cannot be
raised without suspending the service Of the
debt, some supply will certainly be obtained.
The Turkish Empire, threatened on all sides.
ruined by mis&overnment, and honeycombed
with treason, never fails to find men enough.
and is never wanting in arms and ammunition.
The devotion Of the non.Arab Mussulmans.
their traditionary knowledge of war, and their
utter unscrupulOusness, when war is on hand,
as to the misery they may infict, make up for
any defects of organisation. The Arabs, though
finer men, with mental capacities such as Turks.
do not possess, are not half so obedient, and in
every instruction remain insurgents while
their enemies, the moment theys are summoned,
become soldiers. The rising will be put down
but it is the only kind of movement, except, a
riot in ~Constantinople, which disputes the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-14

Standing at womsnhood's door Ia she,
Clad in her virginia. purity,
A creature fair as the lilies be.
Ind, like the lilies. alas how frail;
They are borns to earth when the storms Prevail,
And their life goes out in the summer gale.
When we see fail sni lovely creature,
stsndi on tie thre shold between siflhood
and soin.nhood, we SILVER with . fear OF
sbs' m tr b., b c u'e We have seen 90 man,
succomo at this critical period Of life
Whist 10 needed ~ this time 10 tonic and
invigoratt-scm, thing that will promote
proref functional action Of the female
organs he ohis remedy 10 Re depende d
On 10 DR.. Pieree's Fsvorite Prescription.
This unequsled medicine, which cures dis
esses peculiar to women. il especially val
liable at the period when the girl crosses the
threshold Of ., m.bhaod U,ed al such .
time. 1t never fails 10 produce m5s. bene-
ecial result and may fragile girl has been
I'd over ote Of lif-'s most trying periof Il
oy i sellfi& sfolfm
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-14
BEST

And then moved to Hodgdon Mills andbuils
q blacksmith shop AID worked st that bust
ness for . number Of years. he also
bought small farm Lear the mill, which
be still owns. He 10 now hale old man
Of eighiy-,hrse and boasts that it takes -
full srovn man to put him on his back
yet"
Nearly all The shove named settlers took
lets either near the ,unty road or in tn,
vest part Of the t,vn. Ia the earliest
years settlement was also made in the
esss part Of the town; and in our next We
shsli trace the history Of thst portion and
also speak Of the develop nens Of the town
ard its present appearance
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-14

The crop situation has almost passed
the stage Of possible adverse contlngen
cies. The corn crop, according to the
Government report Of September LIST,
shows Nh Improvement over the con-
dition of August and may be already
considered as virtually beyond reach Of
frost, and the late storms have caused
but little discounting of the earlier
gsod prospects. The reports Of damage
to spring wheat in the far West prove
to have been exaggerated. and We may
safely count upon total yield of $50
millions of bushels of that grain.
In excellent condition and Of better than
average quality. The reports Of
damage from worms 10 the cotton crop
have undoubtedly been grossly magni-
fed; for that kind ot injury is now so
largely under immediate control by the
planter that 1t is no longer the source of
danger II once was. Besides. even sup
posing that loss of quarter million
of halss were TO arise from this cause. it
Il more likely, In view Of the present
large stocks. that it would increase the
total .valse Of the crop than that it
would diminish It.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-14

The society Of Christ Church (Unlisfi
an Of this city recently accepted the sss-
ignation Of their pastor, Rev. X. A. Gfima
with sincere resolutions Of regret The
resignation takes effect next December.
Mr.. Griffin and his family will remain In
the city until then and II ID underlined may
stay longer.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-14

A crew Of men and several teams sV
busily engaged in cartins away the terrace
front which 10 owned by the city 1t the old
Biggs place. now owned by DR.. Bficksu.
Il seems - though II would be better 10
dump it on the many wet places on Btass
street. o. 1t 10 the best OF gravel.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-14

There was the past week an unusually
l rye number Of visitors at the State Houss,
mony Of them being Massachusetts people,
while large portion Of them had attended
the State Fair at Lewiston and stopped o.
to see the sights Of the capitol.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-14

There are few nner views In this city u
beautiful scenery than that from the tower
Of the Cony High School building. Il ID
. great pity that the building 10 not ".
ranged 90 that the scholars could take
advantage Of this.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-14

Oae Of the immediate results OF the
Spanish reciprocity treaty with the
United States Is the announcement that
the Haines Milling Company OF Three
Rivers, Mich, has begun heavy ship
ments OF flour to Cuba. 1t is straw
which shows what reciprocity Is effect
ing In numerous directions.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-14

On Friday, September ll,h. the stallion
Appleton, BY Nelson and the pride Of Noun.
tain Farm. who won the first premium d
Bangor last week, also at the Maine Htass
Fair this week, was given an exhibition In
front Of the grand stand at Lewiston 10
being driven BY his owner. Apple.
ton Webb, Esq, He was greeted with lesd
applause and made beautiful appsafsnos.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-14

Russia is finding that persecution OF
the Jews has Its disadvantages. When
her government wants to borrow money
and Jewish mOney.lenders decline TO
accommodate, some doubts must arise
as to the wisdom Of its cruel policy
toward the Hebrews, No argument is
So powerful IA Il financial one in mat
Ter OF this kind.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-14

The JOURNAL 10 under obligations h
Col. r. W. Souls. U. 8. Consul. ct was.
baushsne, Ontario, for copies Of The Tor
onto Daily Mail, giving IN interesting iilus.
t.stsd account Of the Industrial Rxpeahos
In Toronto.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-14
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Religious.
oapx z-is-Enise Cxarnsestns. Ehiss
6sp4- . te-semsYs>t spiritual CsnpmssffHs'
ns3dsa Lane. y sdiso1e
By. q u Bo-so.ahsm ssssist Assesists~s'
Ekysrmoss Falls.
IAGrseaIsssaf-
s@pt. rs ~ i7--ksst fi:,stan FAR.
bet, ~. ~ ana Oct 4. sssta sesnfbsc Fair. At
tossh Windsor.
Yssssas 81 UssSAsdST.
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asssss1.asSas.
s4ss. A-Asss.s k-sstSs lssa nz'ss h~ssnss1,
ssr.sms~S N-Sbst Maine csysis' asssIos.
s.ps. t-se.er.es District o~Sd Tsnpi.f., w.
~. 7-Gssa Tempsss coHssa.ion, sselstsro
sers s-AsEsaI gesnicn nth hasse krsiasTA''
seT n-ss.ss cesseil of Maine. Order United
IN nds sFsper.
sess i.- h saion 7ss H,ins Battery. ssossfEaa
sekt. R-Aasssi k>anloa Vi nai-e kssins NJ
ks eisftss. skcshsKss-
Usts n Assx and t4Eesla Estsn FeAsrA
irskss Wsss Camden - -. -
neCt zi-Ksyniss ksi h Haies ks lins nj SaaA's'
sstt. zt-z,- Py,ktsa SssiA Dsy. Portland
EAaestts aai.
Bert - 70 -ssrthsrs irso-toes Teachers Asso-
aAsISa. Gsfb,s-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-14

Hardly train goes out from this city
that does not carry away several men viii
gun cases, presumably containing suns,
slung over their shouldsrs. They N %
their way to The woods or the seashofs.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-14

The si1th animal session Of the Grand
Council Of Maine, Order United Ffiends,
will be held at United Friends Hall,
Brewer. Maine, at 10 O'Clock. Tussday,
Sept. ~, 1891.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-14

Those who are looking Tor war In
Europe should study the crop reports
more carefully. Even eIlrs and kaisers
do not 20 10 war with want staring the
peOpie In the face.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-14

The nlted states authorities are to be
commended for their very vigorous
enforcement OF the anti lottery law. 10
cluded among the latest arrests for IT.
violation are several Milwaukee pub
fishers.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-14

An Illinois man has Just completed a
tramp from North Lawrance 20 hicago'
a distance Of 800 miles, and he ia more
than 10 years Old
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-14

Early next month the Nsnnsbse 4 Boz
ton Steamboat Co. will take their popular
steamer Ssgadahoc OF the line and viii run
tie Rennsbse three timss week from "
river to Boston.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-14
LOCAL noficn.
rs

Nearly new house Of ssvsn Of s'ess
rooms and bathroom. Unqusetioneply ~
Of the pleasantsst location IN the cny; 80
tanning every modern convsnisnos. 49,
wood nniSh. "a hfsufes. large open nn.
Place commsnding an extensiye Wv -
kSpnebsc siver and AseatsA. Iull pssne'
slass II Kinsnsa's DAT Sls,s.
assisaTkSAAo
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-14

The National debt Of Italy amounts to
o. 900 900, 900 That ought to entitie
King iIambert to 8 front seat In the
Democratic financial museum. An Ala
baina state treasurer could hardly have
done better.