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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-30
BY TELEGRAPH.
FRANKLIN cotTxrf FAIR.

re.,,y AXE = two peas. Z " Rollins Of
Wilton, nice pair II = > mel, z-year-oid
vhise fsc<s veil nstche4 and ans ssyis.
Ths Frmingesn tsan ~ = paafs: "
B Gilman hss : hksiy looking paix 81 up
hsAd-d rssehed 5yeas-slds. = ] Dyes
Ard Chssl,en Tursush hAvs ntcs ieokins
spec;mer, Of york. 3 n Rrsseon . nice
matched p.ieof deep red vhiss faced fouf-
ysar-oids Is rs. Mr. z. - hsGe ssoeh
owner ard " shall have mere % ~ about
his stock latsf.
Inc Fumsusson stssr team has - IL
wcrsias pair . soed-laokiss psif Of three
se.r-oids. owned By J. L. Prescott. likely
pair, too.
+ A. Lssvitt has . fnelooking pair OF
white -faced shfes-yeaf-olds
g. b. Jen,ins.. : good-looking pair Of
steers s fact inches. A. J. Norton has :
pair Of three-yesr -olds, sood-looking and
yell rnascAed. 6 feet tan irehes, Another
socd-IooAing pair belonged 20 George h
Bsckus.
G,od Lacking tvo yesr olds are shown BY
& J Dyer and J P Hoiley.
Five pairs OF yearlirgs are shown: 3 h
Furbush. . we'll matched pair, 50. A J
Morton. NE Titcomb and p Holley slso
nave gooa specimens O,e pair OF VIM.
Hollsy's are especially we'll matched, ) II s.
The jay 5 year old team Of pairs srs
fire looking steers Of good size snd shape.
8 Niles has S pair that look much alike
and are 6 feet s.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-30

The Sanitary Inspector describes some
Investigations inside by Serafini and Arsta
to determine the correctness of the belief
that the foliage OF trees has some influence
in fil,ering out the bacterial contents of
the atmosphere. Their method of procedure
was TO determine the number of bacteria in
air under motion before and after 1t had
reached the woods. The barometrical pres
sure, direction and strength Of the wind,
temperature at the edge and in the midst
of the woods, humidity andrai nfall were
all taken into consideration. As the num-
Der of observations was only forty, the in
vestigators give the results with some re-
serve; nevertheless, they believe that they
are justified in affirming that forests do
exercise the power. of straininS out the
bacteria that are brought TO them by the
wind
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-30

5s4fl ~ Hata
III ss:nsss hscsr,e frish.rssd SD staftsd
- On nm Mr.. Bsvusn pes Asssr
dssr. sken The chsis sssseAed y the
vbifhsszse became "a some vay vssnd
ssoas his les - tsAt - "a
d.sesed dsssace If - o. .
Fots, When to rs fortunate enoesa
% ret hold Of one Of the rsiss. By The zig
ossus puiiirg Of which shs hcfNs. or enc
Of them. sas thrown tctn, snd lis escape
from further esnske scared Al lsss &c.
cssnfs Mr. Bowman wss In bid bat b
hs7es 20 be around sgaia oil right and
before Iorg BE il we'll known IN thu
town, heisg n The PRESENT time matter Of
Victor Grsrse, and his many friends syn
psshiz. with Fin in bis misfortune, and q
ihe sane tine Congratulate him upon his e.
cape from scmsthirg more sefioRs-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-30
Ram pCLPH LcCALg.
Miss Jessie Moody Of Bath is the guest
OF W. J. Dorr

The funeral of Annie f. Brnokings oc-
cured yesterday afternoon at O'Clock
from The Methodist church. Rev. W W.
Ogi-r conducted the services. The church
cher rendered tie funeral anthem Rack
of Ages, the requiem Paradise" ard the
chsnt ABIDE with Me-" TIE H3ral en-
blems we're very elegant and included
among others = Il Jral pillow with the word
"6nnle' in ir1mortelies. given by the Ep-
worth League of the Methodist church q
which the deceased was an active member.
A large number Of friends and relatives
YER present At the funeral
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-30

10 these days of funpovdsr, dynamite
sisnt powder. and the like, tremepdou,
explosions are no rarity. but the srestes,
explosion of modern times is, without. doubt
that Of the "old-schoor' idea that Consump.
ton 10 incurable. Thousands Of lives have
been sacrificed to this mistaken notion
Modern research has established the fac
tina. Consumption iss scrofulous disease OF
the lungs, ard that there is one remedy
which will positively eradicate it from the
syssem-Dr. Pisrcsis Golden Medical Dis
covery. OF course, there we're in the older
times many who would have pronounced
modern explosives instruments Of witch
craft; but there are, fortunately, few today
who do net acknowledge that the &c ,lder
Medical Discovery is the enc sovereign
remedy for all scrofulous diseases, and Con
sumption is one Of them.
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Ed19YG*TTEo
THE SCIENCE OF MANNERS.


OF Interest to the Woman Who In an I'm
tried Sphere Fears for Her Etiquette.
"Many good soul gives herself great
uneasiness upon being called into new
sphere of action, either through increase of
wealth or through the husbands election
to office or because Of promotion in any
way, or on occasion Of visit among those
with whom much social usage has rubbed
away corners and angles and who know
Just what to do and how to do it at every
point, and who, she fears, will either be
mortified by her ignorance of the lesser de-
tails, or will scorn her ignorance, and her.
self with it."
Harper's Bazaar, which thus describes n
a common social difficulty, then gives the
following advice: There is an exceedingly
ready and short way out of every difficulty
of the sort, for if the EN- barrassed individ-
ual of whom we speak will take the trouble
to reflect upon the various dicta of the reg
ulations concerning which she feels herself
uniformed, and which have seemed TO her
only u trap and pitfall for the uDwary, she
will come to the conclusion that none will
ingly hamper themselves with useless or
capricious rules, which would only involve
their own discomfort, and that it is. there
fore to be supposed that every one Of these
lesser details has sprung into being to an
swer need, to make things easier, to spare
peoples feelings, prejudices or exertions.
That she must not break an engagement
to dine, let us say, is not simply because
she must never break any promise, but be-
cause doing so will disarrange the whole
affair and make awkwardness and incon-
venience for those that have been so kind
as to ask her to their table, That on
calling tremendously on one member
of household, who Is so either tenn
porarily or permanently, she should leave
her card, or ask for the lady who is the
head of the house, even If quite Indifferent
as to whether she sees her or not is not the
command of an idle piece of hypocrisy, but
Is to be done both because the courtesy is
due to the person whose threshold Is
crossed, and because 1t makes the circum-
stances easy for the person on whom the
call is really made, avoiding any disturb
ance or jealousy. That she may not refuse
an invitation from one and accept it from
another is not rule for the arbitrary cur
tailment of her liberty and pleasure. but is
one made for the sake Of sparing the sensi-
bilities of the one whose invitation is not
accepted. Indeed, we might go through
the whole list of the things to be done and
not to be done, and although one might be
appalled, by their extent and number, yet,
upon searching into them, one would find
that single authority controlled them
the authority that is behind all good man
ners-the authority of the Golden Rule.
They are the finest ladies, they are the
gentlemen most without reproach, in rela-
ton to manners, whose whole behavior is
modelled only upon the intention of doing
to others as they would have others do to
them"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-30
Poison in Moldy Bread.

The mold OF bread. according to for
eign journal, is a veritable poison for man
and beast, as witness the following in
stances: In 1866 three psasants-father,
mother and little girl of five years of age
ate. after having carefully cleaned, some
bread covered with green mold. They all
three became very i'll, and the little girl
died. In 1872 two pigs and horse were
poisoned by moldy bread. In 1878 eight
persons who ate pudding made with moldy
bread were poisoned, and two died. In
1881, in the Second Hussars at Oran, there
was some bread so damaged that the sol
diers threw it away. Some horses ate a
part and became seriously i'll. one Of them
being paralyzed. 1t is easy, however, to
avoid using this bread. Sight sufices. and
at need can be aided by smell and taste.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-30
The Greatest of all Gifts.

There is no gift to be compared with
health None realize this Ike the SUIT srer
from some chroric or long standing disease.
To such the gift Of renewed health is price.
less. Ard yet il i. within tha reach OF all
such suif lrers. The great specialist IN the
cure Of all forms of nervous aud chros!c
diseases. DIR. Greene, o, "a Temple Plae ;,
Boston. Mass, who has iorg stood AZ the
head Of the profession, has .cided to give
consultation AID advice h.resfter free
His medicines are all purely vegetable and
harmless, and hi, success 10 Gu ,ing diseases
is unequslled. His wonderful discovery
for the nerves, DR.. Gfeene's Nervurs, is
probably she greatest medical discovery OF
the age. R.membey, -uffersr, that you can
write him description Of your case and
be will return carefully c,nsidered letter,
fully explaipiag your dise.s, giving sd-
vice, etr., wilhout charge Of any kind.
Send for his -ymp IN. bisik to 6ll out and
follow his adv ce If you wA.t TO be cured
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AHn1aAk. 5

School d ai,rics Ne. 5 b hing taasht
\, C.rrie Clesyes a Prssens lsie he
Es,one ssyvicee were condacsed last Sunday
P II. and evening BY Rsvs ar Ltdstooe
ram Ashland, sbo stepped ever I'LL Aoa-
d.v evening s. assfst In the concert gotten
m nv Mn Ss.wsrs Of Wa.elsille. assisfed
bs ,me talent, the proceeds Of which ~ into
ss,a, far the erection cf The Il ;. church.
Nc, Dr Dos hss retained from trip to
raroaso. Montreal, Nisgsra Fsiis ard ether
Places -D.. Dow got quite badly burt 'aff
Ffid.y. A team behind him isnped cato
Ma carriage, den osisbirg it and Ia ovsre
him 10 he ercund.-B. TArr Il Castle ~
~ raised 1000 cAhbsges. mary OF thin
Webbing from ave to rs pounds
Ksnnsbsc.
East PIrrsIos
The stpre. residences src closed snd
nearly ali he ri.isrs hsvs lsft town.
and Mrs. E!vasd Dearborn Ale spencing >
formIshs At Mr. L 8. Ciarks.-Ais A.Ey
Homes 10 visiting n hsr hcme. Dr.. Libby
Is n ,ast week for fes days in Msssxchu-
set.s Mr.. and Mrs Willis naDsur at
r., ded The Dsparisco,ta fair and vlsitsd
S,iend, in Hrissci last week.-Mrs. Sadie
Springer Il. visiting relatives ia Msssachu'
set.s Rev o. Tyler was absent from his
puloit last Sunday. owing the serious iliscss
Of iii wife. Rev. b B. Bryne supplied
r. ,iu il very much needed Many wells
md cisterns are dry, causing great incon'
verience.
MI. vkRsos.
Jehn F,irbas ks has sold his interest In
the Bl. cks NTH shop to George Risgs Of
Chesterviiie. Mr.. Riggs comes we'll re-
CONNER dsd as = workm.n,as AID with Moalson
Clifford viii carry on the business The
water Ievef was 90 Low - At present
william T. Merrii! has gone 10 Boston,
Jsbez s. Tyler bss gone to Rangeley.-Mr
Mark B. Gilman has returned to New York.
Died in Mt. Vstrol. Sept 25. Mrs. Mary
Ann, wife OF W lillian II. Leighton.
Lincoin
ClpAR GROVE.
School at Bridge Academy began the Flat
ius;.. under the instruction of George G.
Sheldon 20 principal and Misc Sswxlle -
assistant The Dresden town fair will be
held at the town house next Friday, Oct. ..
1t is to be hoped that sll the citizens OF the
town will be interested to make this IS
much OF . .ucce's rs ste former fairs have
been-Mr z II Barker has srecteds neat
stable In the vicisiiy of scHds my, Tor
the q commodssion of his CHILDREN. who
drive to schqol.-S-s g. A. Barker and
Miss AIathes Baker. are wiring relatives
in Aroostopk ceu1ty.--nis Nina johnson
arrived home last Wednesday from her
visit 10 Boston -Mr. sud Mrs. Wimet
TrusseIl spent the Sabbath at his home in
Nevc,stIa-Mr q A. Baker vas in Au-
gus,x, last Saturday, on business.-Mr. y.
W Moody received his friends at An old
fashioned husking, las. Saturday, evening.
Quite large party WAS preset, but there
was work for ali.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-30

The coming contest between Nelson and
Ailerton is Of course one of the standard
topics Of convers atisu here. Every body
| talks about it, more or less. and the general
expression is shst Nelson should allow 8
man of regulation weight to drive the
horse 1t Is understood here that
the owner of Sunnyside has written to a
friend in town thst he intends to experiment
in this matter of drivers before the great
rsce comes of. Using lighter sulky and
putting on skiilful driver of regulation
weight, and il the result of such experiment
calls for the change, it will be
made when the great race for the
championship come eff. 1t may be said
in this connection that there are those here
as elsewhere who believe that no man can
get go much speed from the great stallion
as bis owner, ard that the extra weight in
| this csse Is lst about vhst is needed 10 Sc
cure the best results. 1t isquite question
anyway.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-30
SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

Ps.en.s hsye been granted to George Fl
Blake, Portland, Artificial stone; Frsuci.
B. Tory, Bs.h, two patents bearing and
lubricant.
Mrs.. George Harrington Of Ffyebu.g
aged 65 years, committed suicide by hang
ing, Monday. The cause Of The &C: VA
dependency.
Ire wife OF Dennet Cotton, living ovel
the clothing store Of r Il. Noyss, Moray
tired to commi. suicide BY hanging, Mon
day. She will recover.
The house. ell, stable and curisge hous;
Of AYcsaius Pe.sinsill. East Winthrop, va,
burned Tuesday merriag. Buileings in
sured tOr $500, small insurance on fur
nitare.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-30
McGREEyY EXPELLED


OrrAwA, Sept. 30 In the House today
Mr.. Thomp,on, Minister Of Justice, at tbt
close Of his speech said: Under the cir
cumstsnces feel it my duty to move tina
the Hon. Tboms. McGeeevy, member 70,
Quebec West, having been guilty Of CON
tempt Of the authority Of this House By
failing to obey Its order to attend IN bill
place therein and having been sdjudgsd BY
this House to be guilty Of cer.sin offences
charged against him on the eleventh day Of
May last, be expelled from this house. This
motion was seconded by Mr.. Foster, Min
lister Of Finance and agreed to without q
division.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-30

Mr. T.. II. Fox hss his big store, No. 1916
Main street. so filled With pianos ard or
gsGs that thers is only enough room left
for customers 10 get in and our. lie has
instruments from various factories and
sells at sli prices. People who come to
Waterviiie to buy pianos or organs OF
course call at Fox's place, because they
hsve read In the JOURNAL about the fine
stock that he carries, and the advantageous
prices for which he sells bis goods.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-30

Yesterday morning Mr., John Taylor, q
resideht Of this city fer loug time. for
merry in the em7l0y of the Main Central q;
the repSir shops, starred for Oakland. Cali
fornis, with his wife, daughter (Miss Josie)
sDd son (Msstsr Eiiie). Mr.. Taylor has two
sons engaged il ousiness st Oakland and
intends TO reside there IN the future. The
Taylor. are a very tne family, spoken of
in the highest terms by those Sho have
been their ncis hbors, AID VINO in consid-
cradle number were at ihs sfstIoa yester-
dsF morning to see than off. Their de.
psrarc is sincerely regretted and they viii
be followed to their new home by the best
vishea of those they have left behind.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-30

We understand that there has been a
general revolution in the affairs Of the Aroos-
took Condensed Milk Co.. corporation
which has heretofore engaged the attention
of Wsterville people to some extent. Mr..
Boole has been displaced from the posi-
ton Of treasurer and 1. C. Libby, Esq of
Burnham chosen in his place, snd the
whole management Of affairs is now in the
hands OF Maine people. Mr.. Dolley,
Mr.. Bodies sou in-IAw. who had charge
Of the building operations ia the
beginning, is no longer employed.
The work on the building which
has been dragging along since the
corner stone was lNd with gre.t eeatt last
Fourth Of July. 10 now being pushed with
more vigor, sud tn, walls OF The second
story are being laid up by tbs mssons II
has been decided to have only one story
above the oasemsnt, which is practically
one story. Ii looks now As if the company
would be re,dg to put their go. d upon the
market mex season.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-30

Fred Yates bsrnessed his pony into {
| road cart Monday, change evidently no
agreeable to the dimiaVsuve beast which
had been previously used with u saddle
When near the Elmso he commenced %
Aick With great vigog getting his legs over
the shsfts, and becoming generally mixed
up. Things were Strengthened out, hoS
ever, and another Start was made when the
pony was run by his plucky little driver
down Elm ard Silver streets uatil he go'
enough of it, and vas glad to settle down
to steady business.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-30

Warren DiYision s % '. held % qaaT.
terly election Of oifi.ers Monday syeninF
with the choice Of the following; W. r..
I'd. Harrimaa, W. A, Mrs. j. w. Chsd.
wick; Rec scribe, gbss. Rehsrdson; Fin.
Scribe, + W. Morrill,; o. g., g. c. Hsr
fimsa; l. .. - L&ugiH; Con-, Fred
l.smIin; Ass. Cond., Miss Rude; Chap.
Rev. G. f Ossa. orsan;st, Miss Church
The division is Increasing rapidly in mem
bership. two esaiiiates besng received
Monday eveninR
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-30

Quite an interest in religions matters
is being awakened in the church here
During the last week there hsve been three
conversions Of Young people. Commenc-
ing with Sunday DC. llth, Rev. S. d,
Towue Of Rsngor will hold revival service.
assisting Rev. Mr.. Adams in his sndeavof:
to advance the church work. Mr.. Towne
will reuisip as long ss the interest warrants
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-30

The city government may decide to lay
concrete sidewalks on that section Of Main
street which Is 80 be paved instead of relay
ing the brick. The concrete will be in
every way more satisfsct5ry and it Is hoped
that /. may be adopted The people here
are all NJ DIG than pleased with the concrete
thai has been laid thus far this sezso9.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-30

On Friday evening Of this week the
members OF The senior class Of the msh
school EIl! entertain their friends II 8
soclabis To b. givsn In she hail. An enter
tsinmeat viii be gwen snd refreshments
served All the friends of the seniors ara
invited to participate ia the festivities.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-30

This ~ires are beiog sfrung to, the rev
electric plant owned by the city. The
poles which have been erected are on the
whole fine los, and although in the ma
turs Of things they cannot be looked upon
As ornaments 10 tho city, they are As uuob-
jeetioDsbie as it is possibls for them to be.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-30

Tbs orher DAY Mr.. A. G. Bowman, who
lives 10 ths Forth part Of the soxn. had q
very rsrrov escape from horrible death.
He Ess ris.irg, -i.h lsir of young
horses fer team that we're troubled q
COCO deal ey ihs Ees. Mr.. Bosnian
Stopped the horses, dropped down the reins
AID went between ihsm win the iasensisn
e k ling f. that IL specially Annoy,ng
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-30

Mr. l. Dunbar has crew of painters
upor the gu side Of the house he recently
purchased Of Mr.. Knigh. and which hss
been occupied for m ny years by Mr. L. E.
Sbs-. Improvement is The word with Mr..
Dunbar, and when the work which he has
ia progress is completed, the looks of the
neighbOrhood sill be greatly improved
Mr.. Dunbar owns quite number Of tene'
ments IN this city, and he keeps SHARP
lockout on them all, behaving that il \
piece of property is worth owning it ii
worth taking care Of.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-30

The excursion 10 Mocsehead lake was s.
much enjoyed b, ih04e who yeEt upos H.,
thzt smother Is to be srrsngsd soon. his
10 the most delightful season Of tire whole
year for sxcursioGs; the Temperature 10
right, sad Eas many tinted foliage adds to
the beauty Of the landscape.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-30
SUPERIOR COURT. SEPT. TERM
Hon. o. &. Hall, Presiding.

W :. CHoArs, eierx.
L, I. CARLETON, county attorney.
@ T. STEVENS, sheriff
y. 4. SMALL, stenogrsphef.
TUESDAY. Sept 30.
State vs. james Bushsy. County Attor-
ney for State. r. A. Waldorf for respond
ent. I14ictmens Tor Illegal trsnsportatien
OF fatc1icsiing liquor from Burnham to
Clinton, on the 2Oth Of August last. The
officer seizsd from the respondent ten gal
Ions Of alcohol which was beiog transported
by him ia CLIFTON. The defendent, xho ID
9 farmer living in Canaan clsimed that. the
liquor in question was for his own personal
use, asiog it in lis coffee, The
penalty for illegal transportation 10 inpris-
onment for one year and fac Of $500 and
costs, and in default OF payment an sd
dilional years imprisonment. The case
was given to the jury at 5.45 Ia rs min
utes the jary returned with verdict Of
guilty.
Dsvid Peters, for burning a barn in
Winslow, was sentenced to the reform
school during his minori y, and il incorri-
gible srd discharged ihereffou then one
year at hsrd labor in The State prison.
Peters is IA years of age.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-30

To prepare lime water for use in milk,
put lump about the size of an egg in a
glass bottle Ia fruit jar is conveniently, add
water until the lime is slaked and of the
consistency OF cream. The lime settles to
the bottom, leaving the water clear. Three
or four tablespoonfuls of this may be added
to goblet of milk.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-30

Bloody Monday" eas duly observed al
Colby but ,he proceedings we're far more
guie. than iu some pssi years. Doubtless
this was mainly due TO the fact that Jtaitor
Osbcrn wRs tners himself Tae Frest-
men. it is understood. accepted vhni
the newly flsdged Sophomores had to
offer in good grace, and there wss
no fighting aud no violence. After the ar.
rival OF the Pullman there was good deal
of noise, SO much In fact that sleep III the
immediate neighboIhOod was an impossi-
oility, but in view Of the comparative
quie,uds that prevailed IL ihs earlier par;
Of the night. the people we're Doubtless
willing 10 put up with this.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-30

Detective Hartman of Bangor, wss In
the city yesterday he was shown the
photograph Of tue Farmingisle suicide and
Is quite positive that he can locate the man.
msu snsweFing the description Of the
suicide was in Bangor q few weeks ago
lie bgardei a. the Exchange and msds
himself ridiculous by his attentions to q
woman whom he was evidently supporting.
He showed plenty of money sud lived
sumptaously. Detective Hartman will on
hIs return to Bangor look 40 the woman
and IL possible IDENTIFY him He thinks he
is Connecticut man and has his name on
his detective books.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-30

Mr.. s. A.Burlsish seems 10 be n,skiog q
suceess Of the Ksauebec Valley Ns~s,
published at Vsssslboro. lie receives con-
siderable advertising patronage from bust
cess meD III Ws'erviiIe, fad guarantees a
circulation OF 1000. The paper improves
in its makeup from week 20 week.