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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-26
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A farners' Inssssass Was held In Or
i4aa sr~he Town Hall, Thursday. June
Is TIE speakers yere B. VI. MGKeen.
president Maine Beard of Agriculture; Il.
a. Gilbert, secretary W. BaienEiH,a, pro-
fssssg 81 agriculture It State College and
8 If T @iteheil, lecturer OF tate GfaBge
4r Gilbert discussed the question 30
Important 10 every farmer. How 70 make
tie farn pay He t0ok the stand
point that the farm must pay, did
y4Y, sud farmers had more home com
fort. lived s1ssies and had more prigi-
Iezes than many that followed
other occupations notwithstanding
ne common cry that farming did not
pay. Farmers did not usually handle 50
uaiIeh money Tor the reason they raised
many things for their own use that other
%ise they would have 70 buy and con
se4aentiy did not need 20 much money.
ar, Meheens subject, Through Work.
Ras ~ maeh Importance. The sEceess
ftd farfaer ii the one vhU does his work
EeE and thoroughly; h. then selects
the right kind OF soil Tor what he wants
80 raise, prepares il thoroughly. uses the
right klud III fertilizer asd plants ar the
right time. keep tie weeds down and
hiiAtiF AdEs"@bn tfs@ GitF a. LIE EtEHs
tlme. All this constitutes thorough
york, The careless farmer omits some
6lfiEg from fhe list and failure is the
F3s GlJ. Much study and iudgmenGN is
hegassATY 10 be successful ~ farmer
70 il expected that IN most occupations
tlgm5er q years of special training
required. 5ut many 90 to farming with
eaf sny traiBigg ghateveF aad AS nat
arai consequence fail, then The fault
i1 lait to the business, they failed
aeeAHse. farming does not pay.
ihs subject Of "IEDw 10 make
poultry raising profitable, % was handled
hF t. NJ Twitelel who has been
pr cged poultry rai7er,in manner that
huwed he was acquainted with the bust
ness. and WIS listened " igh close at-
reuti0u by the fauaers' wives thai were
present As the care Of the poultry on
Ehe farm generally cones under their
charge they we're particularly Interested
According 20 his1igufcs GA cost OF raising
aa'i amount usually realized on sales OF
poultry Ior riis market, there remains
4LjFa Uarg.H for profit He aiso show
"a tn4t there Was a good profit in egg
rti.iag. Professor Balcntine-s remarks
ap-a mostly ga experimental farming
EIEiHg facts H1u tiZnrcs IN when the
audience WIS greatly interested and ut
fh- eiogc had many questions to ask.
Ills figures GA the cost Of cutting, cur
log and storing hay on the farm at
uf3no showed that hey had succeeded
ja doing it at prices ranging AS low
a= SIS per ton, while farmers
here have estimated the cost ut
from - to 81 per day. The land
produced where his estimates were
based, GA an ayeFage 0f two tons per
acre, \ large number OF farmers We're
present from the surrounding country
and luany expressed themselves rs we'll
pleased aud considered the session as a
very profitable one. Nsrramissic Grange
had a special meeting in The evening
which was attended by ail the speakers,
obey being @raugers. where all listened
20 The lecture by State Lecturer G.. M.
'Fwitcllall
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-26

The political status of Australia has
undergone - greas change during iho
last few months A transition has
s.seH place like that which distiuguj -
the 'jear la7G in the history OF the
I aUcd States. The several Australian
colonies hsve decided 10 estl themselves
Stslc... and 10 unite IN fcde~.i 20
with common government. Troy
hayc noJ declared their indepes,t
enye Of Great Britain, vet ii5ev
virtually become an independent
narleu 81 republic ia fact. though a-
En0wld git allegiance 60 t,rest Britain.
la ii,tu of x tsres,sl there will be a
gays4 sor-E,-neuti appointed BY the
tFoa 81. hus thg wishes al The Australians
Will pretEy urcly b. consulted Ia his
selection. And tltev " II he likely
before long 10 sever their connection
with the iaother country altogether
The J .eEtslatugc viii consist OF tg5
HOUSES. 10 be known as the Senate Sni
House nj Representatives, which will be
ciGoSeia ia The ssme manner as our two
Houses o! Congress. But as the states
are few Il numbsT each of them is to
elect eight seuatorS The representa-.
iivas are 10 be elected for three years
The i.eai Stature will enjoy some greater
powers han in this country. The Com
lHvnwealth If Australia, as the federa-
ton IL termed, has a territory as
large as the United States. and
"a. regards population and wealth i; is
tur iG advance Of the thirteen colonies
when they secured their independence
Il has no wsrlike aborjgines to contend
With and no territory 10 acquire by CON
quest. II has effected a practical separ
adeB from the mother country Ia a
peaeejIhle Kramer, aud iE viii doubtless
ENJOY sRHae advantages from its nominal
allegiance 10 the British Crown.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-26

fNew York Tribune ]

There has never been a time in the
previous history OF this country when
manufactured goods as a whole could DC
purchased as eheaply IS they can now
The goods in which there has been any
advance during the last year are remark
ably few In number, and In proportion
to the aggregat. consumption are quite
insignificant. All the great classes OF
manufactured goods. the products which
represent large proport on of the entire
consumption OF Susti articles, are lover
81 This time than ever before, or IS low
Many kinds Of cotton goods. focinstanee,
and among them those of the largest
consumption, are at the lowest prices
ever nude. Boots and shoes are not only
about - log as az any other time In
forty years, bat, considering the wonder
fnl improvement IN qualities sold under
the same name since the last period OF
log prices, are really much eheape- than
ever before. This is also true of aooi-
On goods of the qualities most largely
consumed. though few grades that are
used only by the wealthy and may pro
perry be chased as articles OF luxury
have been advanced. These are facts
generally known to manufacturers and
merchants ia the different trades
In rnest cases, and in rearly all parts
Of tiG country. the prices Of manafac-
fured goods are so low that consumers
can get better arlieics than they could
ever before obsain for the same money.
This Is in great part the direct effect Of
protective system which has enc0ur-
aged home production and home coupe
fitiot so the utmost. Now and then a
nanafac1ur r IL found who would much
prci-, have a lower range OF duties
such IS w0uid prevent further develop
menU # industries in this country and
leave lim a profitable monopoly. Bu'
the producers as rule are in accord with
fhe consumers, They realize that con
feol Of the American market, by far the
largest and most rapidly growing il
sil the world, gives them the best
haEee for progress and prosperity they
can possibly have. even though there
must come with it sharp competition Of
domestic consumers and narrow mar
gins OF profit.
The thing most needed at this time j.
20 force upon the attention of the PEG
pie in all parts of Che country the fact
thag they are now entitled To and il
laOst cases actually get lower prices for
the produces of protected industries as a
whole than ut anys previous time.
Meanwhile prices OF farm products are
relatively higher than they have been
for some wears past, and while il l.
neither fair noe sensible to attribute
mat ch.Hge wholly to the operations Of
the new tariff it is nevertheless a
decided and practical benefit to the
tt-h N IA
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Soma Reasons why We Should Breed
8bRsp

..r ,t,,Iil.a luaFi,- ether Inns 'af aUri
,a,if,,rql unrsuits shrrp-raisin0 is f." i
.,,.',f... went aynafir,,.tL and specu
.tiya. ,.- fbora y q So many thipus tint
..,n Ls sai3 IN favor or Inc oecunation
,b.r Ii oould spnasr reasonable that
,..-,,a,s svcr If i6a,. h,ve hut :, few
...,,.s. ,.f ,Ie,.. o.,.r obooId consider the
fs,-;ljl;ty If knet.inr NJ least few
,5,s,,.
..b,,,,. hraadi,lv unlike d,irviuo. il not
-.. c,.l,.',,.ti,,c ~ tha soil h,t on rho
.,fb.r tand is,,ino-t u necessary adjunct
~. ..r..-arving the fertility of same
,f.,r..,.., nd f44t .ha. sheen Yrp tho
-,,refs If ,recds,,od hriprs fbqt ~ her
s,o..k Will mot touch should NOT be- over
4.,os.f} (ttuav RIGHTLY bt said that THE
.isau.- f,nt Ia yalden;" Tor il. In every
t,=..,a,.o brisvs iiourovanert. and not
.langee.nr 70 the soil. Tile statetncD.
,,4d. t,v a r.Iiabln authority although.
,4rh4fs. rrrraipiup more directly to the
.,,.t.trar hrqe,l..-tlltt hus two thirds the
,f4,t.rr IT food Is required. when con.
sUutea bt, zbcpn 10 produce q given
-as,fit which il re1llired bv other
l.-1a.fj animals. T., a strong factor
-. f.,.,- a. our breeding sh,en
moro py-prsivefy. There Are MANY
,,l,ar points sonally IA strong a
method thai PROMISES 10 restore nroduc.
.i,,..,,s-s m fbr itnd and in fine mean
,iine q. mr.. luctjve of uroGr in o.hcr
save ,ho,ld al, tho worm o,,t farn,s of
p Ne Eastern states rer-ninIy not be over
.nalsod There arr but few farm 1pi
..i.,ls that proeur, more valuaTle manure
-l,5 zi.a.p.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-26
Advios to school eadaasss

When ia this lovelest season Of III,
year, when we Americans meet to celeb
h. property and progress Of e great
school and 10 cheer upon their way thost
Who leave that school. we feel that we ART
paying tribute 10 the real force that under
lies Inc American republic. 1t was The
good Bishop Berkeley who ssid, Time
"obtast Hsprins is his lsst" He foresav
taat il vas through learning that the leas
ctf.pr.ng NJ lime was 20 become it
Hoplsst. Let III sc diplomas noa
a9nfeF bid you Cl3se 10 every Tie
thst you have FORMED, but let them
remind you that there ia no need for
you to srarve the soul in order to feed the
boiy. LIT me say to you Sho gra3uste
sad Do you say 0 those who remain behind
ths. il you shall use all the cpportuoitiet
open to you, every opportunity in life viii
Kiss before you Ike stately gates. moi
barred, NOT obslructed; but. doing there a.
you have done here, there CATS shall open
"a golden hipges, tuning into loftier. into
Purer life, insJ the OLDEST of accomplished
scss, From 80 address by George WI
liam Curtis in pres eating diplomas to the
graduating clsss Of Staten Island Acsd,
envy.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-26

SEE sho ns'e' answers till Ter HUSBAND
coOis,
Or, if she rules him, never shoxs sh,
rules
Is a type Of wife happily becoming common
10 these days when women may have goo,
health, cheerful dispositions, strong nerve
sad clear njnds, simply thr ugb the asa O.
Dr. Pierce's Fsvori,e Prescription Bsfor,
lhs reputation ard use of this remedy he
came woi. ide, irtitsble, cross, nelvou.
3ebfltA.ei women, suffering With dispisce
asents, hystsgis, and every female disease
were lie rule Father thaa the exec ptioH
Tie 'FayJIlJe frssefip i3n' has proven {,
oc she Ky 10 i1ns "a happy bfe-th,
key which effsc'usly Icks out that o.,
sfrsy If u.erlae disorders. periodical pans
s@ak backs prolspsus, inhsEm alton, ulcer
s,l1n, r rSe44 .xhNusucn ard general de
-iliy. See prin-ei guarantee on wrapns r
Money refunded il i; doesn's give satisfse
toa n every ease. juns2ld& s9irm
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-26
VACATION TOURISTS.

Parties leaving the city ON their Sun.
mer vacations can hay the DAILY KEN.
kEBEC JOURNAL sent to their addreu
for any length Of time desired At n
CENTS PER WEEK. Adarss
Of paper changed when desired.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-26

El5's CreHn Bsini gives sstisfsc ion 70
every oae asiag il for catarrhal troubles -
u, X Meilor, Druggist, Worcester, Mass.
| believe Z e Cream Balm il the best
article for ea'arrh ever cfared the public.
7Rush & Co., Druggists, Worcester, Msss.
An aitse.s Of reai metric. P. Alder.
Druggist, Springfield. Mass
Those who nss it sp.sk highly OF it
Geerga A Hill. Sp'isa fel5, Mass.
Cream b. i'm has given sas;sf<rf1yv &C.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-26

Is one which is guaranteed to bring vai
satisfactory results or in case Of failure a
return OF purchase price. On this safe plan
you can buy from our advertised Druggist
bottle Of DIR. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption. II is guaranteed to bring
relief in every case, when used for any af-
lection of Ihroat, Lungs or Chest, such as
Consumption, Inflammation of Lungs,
bronchitis, Asthma, Whooping Cough,
Group. etc, etc. II is pleasant and agree
able to taste, perfectly safe, and can always
be depended upon. Trial bottles free a,
Bowditch, Webster, G Cos Drugstore.
aug6eod& chwkyly
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-26

The want column of the the JOURNAL IL
growing rapidly. People all over Central
Maine recognize it as the most effective
medium for communicating with the rub.
lie. 1t never fsils 10 secure results.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-26

At the last meeting of the Executive
Council Of the kennebec Natural History
and Antiquarian Society, the matter Of .
Field day excursion WAS left in the hsnds
of a, committee consisting OF Frank N.
Noble, Capt. Charles +. Nash and Cart.
Henry +. Blanchard. II is understood the
committee is considering plans for an txeur
sion particulars Of which will be made pub.
lie later.
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sEATH NEW q.
3roOstOOk.
F0Rr FAIRFIELp.

F0Rr FAIRFIELD. ..:.
A mao by lie name of FItzherbert was
fognd { al 10 the road Sunday morning
mii~Gy hs,eeen this village ant the uotJ-
Nlus "iine' store. His death is supposed
ID have s-suitei from drink "a he had been
On spree for several days. He was &
ilier of the late war and was in receipt Of
u large pension.
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rsgeis bave r-pssteiiy asked ne ynica
oil are fgjcas have pleased nae the most, ssA
saiohl lskl tho m1s. delight in perform tg
Mutually 70 tdsSt ta&t ht.ags The greattv.
.ure,ss 70 lgrdod BY . man his be,s l
e-rsaef 'na ,cick % restoriug the =hatterci
mlssor ss my ross famous one TINS aa5
hs h7nor OF petldf aia. before Lhe C1sr o!
Russia a, .A as Irritation % g;vs Ri .txlj-
ti3a A. his G5ar5 It Sas doas uae1pec'-
ell to ahe scsstgrs. ard v'ss rot do'ee o.
the regular bill While plsyiaS bitaerd.
WIKI .ise s'sstb IF sh.. lours e.t7r iaa e.
fo;mle1f, the tzer tsirz pressus in tn.
s43ooa, I shss AL tb a. ~ strength
ssRlust pls'es l7ss mirror fGtsa ding from
floor ~ artss< L vGs seiyereH INTO 30
rier. t-a.s5.r Il Uft res uepl1Ied en- every
u4aae saaea 60 acne more plsi1ig la8afuj
tW' " uiis the Gar court aasiy wa,ya3 nv
s1sleRv, ronsidstiua me dpsFrnctiai ot the
Mirror as srifiiTg sud ordered the game to
cIocsed, c. Uld ssily See ,h,t M Supposed
zsk gard 50 made q 'isR2r~ssbia ispres-
ii ~ With sta Czas's pa7mis= % /
examined the mirror 70 es..mtse the damage
done sb6 ue pos4itl ity cf repairing it
White 30 engages pae q the suite plsvfuily
challenged un ~ sxsrliss my AIT AID n AXE
ihe mirror whsle pgsi1, never dreaming
thss his cAsf 'enge WAS tile very cue SaG;ed,
Add not c3Rsi,irtisg the successful seae pt-
aucs e Is as p0ss.bis / he.i.sts1 IA
instant and iaea or Tered the mirror to he
covered siih c,oth entirely copceslir e il
from vie > Ga the rtFa+ysi of the cle' h
aiies tel lBibu.Ss t3g Eiaor ws- f0aad
sieAeu. Gar, u $. psrfec: a. before the
damage 1 will lesve IL 10 my readers
ja1agins'ion y decide hos this trick was
done --Ffon "Fhe Art IT MaZic,~ bv
cRhvALhs HrRKMkss, IN North American
ReF!aw FIR July
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NOTICE.

Having ibis day clos'd my bssi css, whi h has
been conducted under my osn name, and formed
a co partner hip lib y mer t.. Folsom and Henry
W. bictne,l, snHil continue the wholesale and re-
tail grocery and prOvi- II business at Nos. VI aud
" Water sreet hBsu-,a, Ne. Thanking my
many patrons for their LIBERAL patronage in the
past, assure all that may favor the new Arm
-tyled The Jao.es y. Fuller G. >, with fair treat
mcnt and prompt attention.
JAMES = FULLER.
June lat, issf. junidif
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Ken aebsc


EAST FASSALBDRO. .4.
Ti9 teceit rain was very welcome 10
tanners in this vicinity az the hay cfop
vas giving promise Of being very light, L
20 douo. viii adl huudFcis of tons Of hsl
IN i.5gs tom which means so much adj
.ioDal money ia tle fstmers' pockets, a.
bore are reports Of light crops in other
stRtes Many OF our citzsn4 attended the
races ~ Windsor Wednesday, and pro
nounCed it a very successful day
Wis, II. A, Priest hsd peas picked from
their garden on the tsbie June 25th They
sere of the Rosemont variety, large full.
pods and very prolific. Is NOT this quite
-sriy in the season for a country garden
Yes country or city either. Ed THE
friends Of Mr.. Seth Richardson, #ho Was
recently burned cut, have responded hand
somely to their necessities, both with money
snd clothing also assisted him in preparing
another house for occupancy.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-26

Cards Of thanks and resolutions of respect
viii he charged at the rate of ten cents a line
All advertising announcements of entertain.
ments whose object is the raising of money
will be charged at the rate of fifteen ccpts |,
inc.
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A valuable teAs.: Gentlems1-B liz.
afraid n Souldr { make r good watch dog
Ma with pn Why, lon bless yer 'sri,
{. ~as only las SEEK that this ere VERY
animal heIi F. 5Erglar dswn by The throat
a7d bes his brains out with his tail
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-26

The annual re reception of the Alumni
Association of the Augusts High School
will be held in MeoLisn Hall Monday eve.
aing, June 30. The Grafton will be deliv.
cred by Rev. Frederick II. Rowse Of
Ply mouth, Mass. The poem will be writ.
ten by Mise Olive T., Dana of this city.
The business meeting of the association
will be held at the Cony High School build.
ing on Monday at z, M. All graduates
are invited TO be present.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-26

re 8sss Salve Ii the world for GUS.
Bruises Sorcs. Ulcers, Salt Rheun, Fever
Sores Tetter, Chsppel HaaGs, CaIlblains.
Corns, and all Skin Erup'ions, and posi-
lively cures Piles, or no pay required. II
IA guaranteed to give peffsvs satisfaction
or money rethnaed- Price 25 cent Der
eos. For sale By Bcvdjtch, Webster & Co
xag6eott~Iy
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SUMMER BoARDERa

Parties wanting Summer bsardeu
should advertise In the "Want Cslunns
Of the DAILY KENNEBEC JOURNAL.
Four lines, one insertion, % cents; q,
week, so cents.
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A good deal of excitement is afforded
the lockers on by the horse dealer at the
Park House With some of the animals that
are AntIc,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-26

The summer arrangement OF trains 90
the Maine Central goes into effect next
Sunday. The only material ebsuges arc
that h local train ives, leaves at . :33. fol.
loved by the cypress at 10 %, similar 10
last year; the forenoon train east leaves A
& IS and goes only to Ws,ervlIle and Show
hogan. The noon train is discontinued.
At2 a an express leaves for Dover, Ban
gor, Bar Hsrbor, st. Jeh n, stopping only u
Wstetville AID Newport. Ths regular
afternoon locs leaves at 3 f5 and the even
ing train runs through TO WsteIville.
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x F. Pinkhsm has made some decided
changes about his residence on Green
street, which greatly improves the looks Of
both house aud grounds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-26

Mr.. T. s. WEIGH has accepted position
,Sdraughi man in III Office Of Gen. Hyde,
Bath, and left yesterday morning to begin
ais new work.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-26

Ore OF the hind wheels of an accommo.
dstion team was sadly demoralized yestsf.
day afternoon, by collision at the depot.
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somerset.


E'pShlpbhN jim
Oracle, daugbiet of William Uuotoon
fell ogt Of wiaiow at the primary school
building Wednesday afternoon, bteakiaQ
one of the bones OF the forearm aud dts
locating the wrist joint.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-26

First sword fish of the season can bs
found at Copp 6 Newhal's, City Market.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-26

The Augusta Browns go to Gardiner
this afternoon TO play with the Gardner
Stars.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-26

he wonderful heal r. will be at the COPY
House Juae % ard remain four OF b,s
days. to visis the sick, lame, dssfstd oiiha.
making h wonderful cures IS he has dons
ia Bangor and other places. DR.. bfoes
the Tih son for three generations sna
performs his cures withou, the use OF mes
icines. Junz4af'
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Queen Victoria ia rack in Windsor, where
she was month Or tw3 ago. Her eldest
soa is MT back where he was a monsh OF
tEo ago.
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TBg JsEs NtystHsc 81 eFsl NAY
81 F0CSp 1w stfg III tg - Hig&s9s
yEws EseHsgssg ssass IDss . -
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Market Square was full of loads of old
hay yesterday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-26

SO lie s5~s messing hsIa ID " aSsa uaii
Fi.s1zsssa. Ws5aesaxy afternoos, II va
vete, II rslse 5000 for lie building Of =
sew sriags w7sA stone sbssraents. aEsf tn
sessssassn 20 receive sealed proposals for
lie bsisdiax 81 s.e s4Iae. Il IS thought og
macy e tas elfixsns thst he nsw bridga
sbsuid BE- ssserg ssstzaes farther up thu
rigsF than Fae pre ssns cHg, aad thas Kvgsa
siss sass Alii % shs opposite sS0rs.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-26

Prof. J. IL. Parsons went to Lewisttn
yesterday to attend The tenth anniversary
If his class. Bates 81. This class grsdu.
stsd sc members and OF the 35 living over
twenty will be at the reunion. This class
had the best ball team Bates has ever bod,
SHINING the championship three yeas,
chiefly through the work OF Mr.. Pafsons
who was pitcher. 1t Ia probable that The
! game with the present Bates nine.
While in lie 'ision Mr.. Parsons will EXAM
inc several candidates for the position Of
assistant in the Cony High School. nov
vacant through the regretted resignation Of
Miss Fuller.
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Socol 21loflcrs.

"Where Ia the black cloud going to-"
Asked the boy of his grandma dear,
And the old lady said, M she sbook her head
ats going to thunder, fear"