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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-25
Later.
STATE HOUSE

Governor Burleieh ard Council viii visit
The Reform School today. The Of ject Of
the visit is 10 decide whether from the
legislative appropriation bill enough money
can be got together, provided it is deemed
erpedlent, TO rebuild the cottage at The
school. Then the Governor and
Council. with their ladies' as guests
OF the Portland Club, will take specisl
steamer Of tbs Casco Bay line at O'Clock
and proceed TO the Portland Club house at
Diamond Island. Another boat will leave
at 2 P. M. for club members and their
ladies Who cannot 60 at l. At 2 30 p. M.
q shore dinner will be served instead Of the
usual O'Clock dinner, and the guests will
return to Portland in time for the Gov
ernor's parry to take the P. M. train for
Augusta
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The New Liquor Commissionsr.

Auv ApH"cs
Hon. Pascal P. Gilmore the new li4uor
commissioner was born in Dedham. and is
now forty Ave years Of sge; was educated
at East Maine Conference Seminary At
Bucksport, has served fifteen yeare IS
selectmsn of Dedham, nine of which he
vas chsirmsn Of The board. H also served
the same period of time as supervisor Of
schools. He WAS member Of the House
OF Representatives ia 1875 and 1888, aud Of
the Senate in 1891 II wsss amber Of the
Ii h Regiment of Maire Volunteers. The
officers Of this regiment were General
Chas W. T,lj.n. formerly Of Csstiae,
now of Hallowell, Lieut.. Col. A. B. Fam
ham now postmaster Of Bangor, and Ma
j)r A. r. Small of OAilsnd. Mr.. Gil
more YVES pembes of Company f, c,m-
msnded by Capt. Lincoln X. Plummer Of
Damsrisc rita since deceased. Gus'avus
Moore of Gardiner, the popular and ef-
that city in 1885 s"d 1881, and Aubry
Leavits, chsirmsn OF ,hs selectmen Of Tur-
ner were both lieutenanss in the same COM
pspy.
Capt + w. Atwood, now postmaster Of
G Ardiner, was on officer in the came regi-
ment. Mr.. Gilmore was with his regiment
on Wsfren's raid on the Weldon Railroad
and psrticip ited in the battles of Dabney's
Mill. Hstches Run, Gravelley Ruu, Five
Forks and was at Appomsttox at the sur
render of Lee.
Mr.. Gilmore has purchased house in
BuckspoIt and will locate thera perma
nently and the agency will be established
at that place.
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10 known means Of overcoming ttat obstinate
di .oreer, constipation OF coorse y, u can. Then
WHY don't yous Ask ihose Who have tired 1t, snf
tn y wiil tell that est@tters stomach Filters l.
4 matchle - laxative, efectusl wfthou, rioienee
iborQeRhfy Alternative, but Ierfecsiy Yelsa7ie II
iuvfg6rates. to-. no iess than regulates the sys
ten, and it il chiefly to this fret quality tba. it
owes the permsneocy Of Its regulating effects.
ii &c, IL visor 10 LACKING in the region Of the
bovsis. the stomach or the liver, heal aful nc
tfvfty In those Organs are suspended. d. o3stru-
ents and catnsrrien In general sre simply tina. AID
no ming more; u relax the bowels merey
without insigoraiiog them. a3f their lex We
seton !. u.aziiy sbfurt aud VIC. ent, they Tally
I. nd 10 wesk he or. an tse the bltiers. alec
for msmIis, rheumatism, isdigesi ion. debility
a4t kidsey trouble jail. 5ieot Awfotru
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TIE SOUTH s0AINeT CLEvH
LAMP, 50 Aisi
Even His Adm,rsrs D ,ubt Ais Avai,a-
biIity as a Candidate.

WASHINGTON, July si.-Almost withou'
excepuon Democratic Congressman from
the South aud West who have visited Wash
inston since the adjournment Of Congress
have frankly stated that in conversation
with their constituents they have found
great change Of sentiment With respect to
the nomination OF Cleveland for another
Presidential term. They say that the
a.dor of even bis most entb usiasIic admir-
e.s has been cbilltd d, AID IL 10 common to
hear Democrats express grave doubts OF
Cleyelsnd's availability. and say that, any
way, .ha nominst on should 60 10 the West,
whose interest and finsucisl 'eas are more
in accord with those Of the South.
A variety of reasoas are assigned for the
growing opposi on to 'he nomination of
the ex- President. The southern men feel
that no tepable excuse can be offered for
bis ne elect to say word against the Force
bill when its enactment WAS aimed at the
peace and prosperity Of the States which
had given him enthusias &c support; and
they contrast this nom action with bis ready
interference against the proposed free sill
yer coinage legislation which WAS desired
by the South ard West Representative
Clark of Alabama, who is here looking
after the interests Of Mobile in the mail
subsidy law and is IN sdmirer Of Mr..
Cleveland, says:
The people of Alabama have always
thought great deal Of Cleveland. Before
he wrote his silver letter they would not
hear of any one else in connection with the
nomination. That Lesser was 4 shock to
them, though it is hard to say WHY. They
knew what hi, position was on that ques-
ten. Most of our people believe in free
coinage Of silver. end they are embarrassed
BY Mr.. Cievelsnd's attitude. They hardly
know what - do about it. II he is
nominated they will support bin. l. is
hard to tell what may happen. Democratic
success in Ohio and Iowa might
make change in The situation. l
do not know ~bst to thick OF The
situs N in Ohio do not want to be
too sapgpine. The fric' on in the Demo-
cratic par J there may proven. Campbelfs
reelection. II we were as united there Is
we are in lows should have no doubt -
to 'he result. am perfectly satisfied that
Boies will be elected in lows That will
bring his name prominently to the front IS
8 probability on the national ticket. IL
Campbell 10 elected Governor of Ohio he
will xim higher than the Vice. Presidency
IL he should carry the state by . large
msj GRITTY he would probably be- the Demo
cratic candidate for the Presidency in
1892
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A Culious Relic CT Noted BalIr Dad
Disaster 10 Iniucis.

PEORIA, July "a Lewis E. Rotterman
of this cisy was one of TIE passengers m
the Inflated Nisgara Falls excursion train
which went down to such terrible dest,uc-
ton at Chatsworth. He was in the
last day coach, leaning on his hands
in an open window when the crash came.
Nearly everybody in 'he car was injured
and several men were killed outright. Rot
terman's face was badly Gu. and bruised
and he was unconscious for several hours.
His face Was sewed IN and healed rapidly.
Since then he has suffered constant pains
in his head. but local physicians s,sfibute
1t to the shcek Of the wreck and treated
him accordingly.
Last November, while blowing his nose
vigorously, ire ns'l 80 inches long,
badly rusted, fell out. He and bis friends
were cooflde tbs. his troubles were Ut an
end, but he still suffered dull pain in his
head. In June he went to Chicsgo and
Vas examined by the staff surgeon
1t Rush Mediesl college. The ply
.icisp found in Bo.terman's head 8. the
inside corner of the left eye. an ire galsr
piece OF oak ] inches loug inch thick.
and inch vide. This fragment Of the
window gill bad been in Bottermsn's head
for four years The pain. from 1t had beer
absorbed BY his blood. The csse 10 pro-
noun c. one OF The most remarkable 10
history.
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asw Yosh Produos Markss.

NEW YoBK. July "a
SI.ouR-Reoeipte, Iii73 pkgs; exports. 1e9io Jols
$50 sacks; mod alive, generally steady, easy,
closing doll and easier -
sales, 1880 .bbls, low extras 3 55a4 IS, City
mills cOasS Is; CITY mill patents % 1885 5o;
wip,er wheat. low grades, - 75ae4 as. fair to
fancy. 4oat5 10 patents, a 5oit5 so; Minnesota
clear, o. 35ae4 yo rraishts. - s0sss2s; do Pc
crime. o. i5s4 Is; fms. ~ oos3 IS.
ssies. $50 o)o: higher, fairly active ;
chiefly exports ;Sos Pes, ssias9,, ore Apd eieva-
tor, sealeo. anoat ,siaioii fvb. No. ! n ,rfh.-a.
to arrive. ios &c., No nd TO arrive. ilo;
9Yx- quiet, firm.
BARLhY-
BARLEY MALr-Esur.
CoRB-Keoetn'- HOO; eHporfs, seff0: sales,
elevator. 7iis72i anost. No. Q white.
OATs-.s-ceip,s s3Ea Exports. 50. Gales, 81,
900, we,k, '~egu'ar, quiet No.
%, 10 sh.te, AZ, No. 4. sfIsfal; do White Is;
No. ], ~; g white. 81; mixed ver'n, 6os7s:
DO white iss5a; white state, fsssg. No. ~ eli
Coyvxs-Rio. dull Urn, fair csrsoss. Isl
SuaAB-Raw. dull tominAI; refined. easy
qaiet, low grad ii6s, lower: No. a. 81; No.
"a 3 %, No b u: No. y. fI,i6; No. 10, 10;
No; IT. ~, 10, .,d Y, 81 % AL ~;
TONERS ~; cut loaf and crush, 81;
powdered, ", granalsted, ian cubes,
PErRorxvx- qpie', steai5 uni ed ssi.
Pogk- dull, easy.
BsEY- dud, 1g
LARp-qus.t. easy; ~.se steam, sszo:
safes, 50 ii-rce. ct, steAn, 81 1886 49, r. nned
dull, easy; rsnses ~ soa7 10 y xGso
BuTTnR- auiet. frreRs'sr, modsrat d.mand
CHyssx- quiet, sasy; stat, So fsnc ,slsss
gs', -.'.s, msfK-t moderate de.
VI.
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Nlarrieo.

ASDROsCoGGIN.
Livermore Fslls-Juy Il, Charles II Sturtevant
and Miss Betsy A. MagIire, both of Jay.
CUMBERLAND.
Portland-July y, Frank Herbert Taught and
Miss Ethel Carter Foss of Portland.
KNOX.
Racklaud-Juiy i6, Eugene II. Rock OF Chelsea,
ass, and Kate Y. Hanlon OF Ash Point, South
Thomsston; July "a Thomas Sullivan and Julia
&. Reilly, both OF Rockland-
OXFORD.
Wsierford-Juy H. Fred C. Weston and Miss
Carrie Skiltings, both OF Boister's M"ls.
SOMERSET.
Canasn- July 10, Ernest A. Nelson and Miss
DpIa Goodwin; July ,6. schuyler Burrl and Miss
Maud A lien.
WALDO.
Wintefpoft-Juiy q, Capt. William T. Marshall
and Miss Ellen A. McNsai, both of Winterport.
WAsHIsGToN.
g ,lsis-,Iuly g. Jones W. Cover and Mss Mary
Il. Wilson both OF Cs'ais.
Princeton JohA 8. sesmops AMI Miss Cynths
A. Sswtel'e, both of Piiteston.
YORK.
BIddeford-Juiy Is, John 8 Bowley AMI Nj 5
Emma MARY Gordan, beth OF Biddsford.
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Asios Postal Changes.

WASHINGTON. July 24.-The following
changes ia the postal seIvics are an
nou need:
Route 10I, 0l9. Mechanic Falls to Gil
bertville. Ruuford Falls & Buckfeld
Railroad, 81 As miles. From July l, 1891,
Lay the Portland & Rumford Falls Rail
way, for service on this route. evidence Of
Q change in title having been submitted.
Route 1872. Fo..ure Rock to Biddefofd
Pool from June l to September 30.
Leave Fortune Rock daily, except Sunday,
at8.l5 A. M; srrive at Biddeford Pool by
8 As A. NJ leave BiddefoId Pool daily.
except Sunday at 4. P. M. /; arrive Fortune
Rock by 4 80 P. NJ. From Oct. to May
81, mail 10 be carried on Saturday at above
hours.
G.. II Fisher has been appointed post
master at West Winterport, vice G. d.
Marden.
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y.,v ~ chief. J nssics
IorskA, 49,, .sssa,i, co.vinced q. N.
nssson yes.n :..Is 49, 49, Hs,per
..fAsy, ine An. 1~..s,s. "a n. .,eorsev
Csesy, ~ ~ s.m - -. ss3e.s a the
g Aicefs ne. ~. 49,. ~ - i~.osed e
Sepse1s e0s -
svsaea, - !. :. v,6he :,
AeAsy xH -. s,s,S.6 = ~
kgL ss.. !. Sism;se 4. "A.
..-ss-s, a, .oue mortaseed
1@ .Ss.S 49,. -. . a;spn:e. snd
is.os W. - -. -. n,onersv over 10
~ 1870. ms-.r..,, ~, ,esused 10 obey
AI'sI. 49, ~ .,,6sa - the Supreme
me esu -. -. ~ ,eccr ,dipss. Chief
Je.n 49, 1000 ~ .,.v AZ d directed
ye.n y. 1880. ~ iees il Rs,r's h.nds.
sns Ts =, Ihsss .,cvn an tbe Honey well farm
.s,..n.d Trs.8sv ard The Alliance bad
s...s 4 20 ,.ss 1oycibIe poss. scion Of the
H. n;sss a., ~. bsne az Of the mort
s.op HeE.v c.n.ed Bu,r's aYrsss for re-
ss - asi,y.r mo de property - a.
....S asa MIN aSO for contempt Of G. url
"a $1,000 rim Committed until the fins
-. U.;d
tn Sun,.me Cont ordered Bnrr's re.
,..s hat Ks ~. sc,rcely out Of jsil when
q, o,dsrsa the sheriff 70 rearren him
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liieo.



Portland-July q. Margaret s. Murphy. aged
20 years Was buried from Ut. Mays church
Augusta. in st Mars cemetery, July "a.
Portls nd-2oih inst, Jsmes Low. aged 81 years.
Portland-2tth int, Mary T., only cf.ld OF Jss
C. and maggie Winch, aged 2 years months and
days.
Por land 10th inst, Lanretta. daughter OF
Michael and Lizzie Giihsuiy, rged II moaths aud
IS days.
Portland-2oth in.s,, fichsel whAiep, aged 81
yesrs.
Scarboyo -2lst inst, Lester f., son Of Freedom
and Ruth Libby. aged veets.
HANCOCK.
B1ctsport-2srd inst. John f. Carleton Of Som
eryilie, Mass, sged - years.
KNOX.
yfnahsven-2lst inst, Margaret, wife OF I'd
ward Ru-selt aged 81 years.
Csmden-lttD inst Mrs. Nancy q. Hubbard
aged 3 years.
PENoBscoT.
Leva7t-lhth inst, Sarah L., wife of Josiah
Marden. ag' d co years. months and IA days
daughter of Spencer AMI Cathar.be Hammond.
sAGADAHog.
Arrowsic-iith inst, Mrs. Dora q. Lawrence
aged ~ years.
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Nearly 100 people took sdesntsge Of The
Baptist tx ;or.ioa To Squirrel lslaud Thurs
day, by Ibe .iesmer Islander. The day
~sss fine one making 'te trip exceedingly
pleasant Jhs ursionsis were landed
:, the Island al IL A. NJ where . stop OF
hree hours was msde During tbs time
the psriy we're given III" opportunity to
xpiore The island ard ct y the scenery
At2P VI, the party boarded the boat for
Gardiner. arriving in that place Al 9 30 =
W.. where tneV took the car for HaiioSer
deelsting u ii 10 Trip snd q mOsserj able
lime About she sane numbsr from the
,onsrega, NAL society took an outing al
Hsmmoud'4 Grove and about 25 attended
the sxcursio1 10 Msrsnoco0k.
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There should be Large attendance o.
the rid1 -us Of Wasefviljs ~ the meeting u
City Hall tonight, vhsn the vorkirgs ard
advantages 80 the place Of me proposed
condensed milk factory viii pc iuny
explained. The farmers ID AL tn's sur,
rounding section viii be greatly benefited
By the enterprise, il it 10 started, and tasy
ought 70 be here tonight ia great sumeefs-
The consumption Of Coz densed milk u nov
ssesdily increasing. and there sre but few
establishments engaged 10 it, preparation
/, the vhois eount,y. The factory now
.eins built 1t Nespoft 10 the seventh in the
United States
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PILES ( FESTuLk.

The opportunity u, your FIFE, to be treated right
st home - you viii see by the Dr.'s sppoint.
m.nts). Thirteen years Of wonderful success In
the stats OF Msine. seven years at u. s, Bctel,
Portland, Saturday
pk FISK treats pies without tho uscs Of knife
or iisz,ure OF detention from business, Also al
diseases OF the reetum. No pain or riss, harm
fs.s operation and compiste relief, Consultation
free. o rrespond with parties named below and be
convinced.
DIR. FISK'S unefrine method enables
him TO guar sntee q cure in every case, Why
hesitate. You risk ncthing. Because
others have failed in your case Is no reason
Why you should DOT accept = cure nov.
Delay may mean cancer Of the rectum, or
disease Of the Kidneys, bladder or urino
genital ufsans which viii be- sure TO entail
vital weakness, nervous debility ard no
told misery Of BODY and mind. Attend to
the trouble nov.
PTrrsrElp. Me-, Dec 20. 1850.
yesr lind letter and everything 10 going TO be ss
yos said, And am 80 happy this morning must
st right down and tell yea how AMI am entirely
tree from pain. the scrs meas IL all gone and not
think the iuilpss that Il down viii trouble me,
and anless q does shan not troublc It. but Just
rs .rcn a. 1t does shaI Gem. 20 you send for
voc. Irealise ,hsi owe my ats g you. dosta,,
where was the arst time yca came for hansreds
Of eclsArs.
The pcope all think my cure IL remarkable. Or.
d. has retarued from California. and he told my
husband the other night he shoui, take the first
opportunity to cali and eoasrAtuisfe me oa my
tru~ friend. Ms. c. ,. MONK.
JOHN BIRD. Wholesale Grocer. Rock.
land cured. very bad case.
0nn. 4. GtLCHRfSr. Ship builder
Rockis Pile tumors very large, cured
without pain.
CHARLES J. WALKER. Of Portland
billed to get help by harsh treatment cured
BY DIT. Fisk without pain.
R X. GATELY, Ex Department com @.
4. R. Portland cured 8 years ago mo rssuru
Of The trouble.
NV. GEO. D. LINDSEY. B.nso,
esSs&.
Rsv.J. c. ANDREWS, Mechanic Fail.
ssccessiully cured, very bed case.
n. b. ST0CKBIDaE Of Lewiston
rsstsd and permanently cufet eleven years
@. q. ROGERS, Gardner cured
G. W. AvERELL. Gardner, Cured
HIRAM FULLER. Halloween, cured.
C. 7. KEITH, Watervills, cured
So re might gives huadgeis Of Kanss 81
parties cured throughout sh~ Safe 70.
lowing appointments.
GARDINER. EvANS. every Aonda,
A. n.
AUGUSTA, North, Mondsy P. n.
WATERvILLE, Elm sood. russd.y A. N
PORrLANp,U 5. Hstel. every Saturday
A. home 3&4 Msia ST.. Ise~istnn. Tsnrsdss
FRIDAY Ans Study of Zach ssek-
js.s9sass~s
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lowBLLs DIsBAND
P,or Management the Cause OF the
II. ub s-Monsy Reiupdsd.

LowEI.. Mass. July 24.-At meeting
Of the directors OF the Lowell Base Ball
CLUB At the Washing. on Hotel tonight. II
vas voted, on motion OF Director NC
Lsushlin, to disband He and
Director Whitaker had raised CON
siderable money to keep the clnb going
And the rest had done no'h'ng. These ~ o
are row paying back the money to the con
uitutors. The books Of the old manage
mens are locked up 10 ne safe at the hotel
and the liabihtrs are lo. known. buf bad
IN .nagemen 10 alleged.
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Stole Horses By the Carload.

SPOKANE FAILS. Wash, July 24.-Five
carloads of bor,es waived ct so 900 were
stolen from The ranch OF A. L. Davis on
Crab Creek in the vicinity Of Rhzville, Oh
or about July They we're shipped from
Psmpa. = small station in Palouse county
on the Union Pacific railroad, to Chicago,
ris the MOI hweeteru.
Mr.. Davis did not learn Of bis loss until
Saturday last He reported it yesterday
to he general agent Of III. North estern.
snd learned from Council Bluffs thss five
car leads lot horses consigned to Cl5icsgo
passed there on the l6 b. The man In
charge Of the ranch had g,ne Es.t With two
car loads Of horses, and bis absence made
it easy for The horse thieves to drive the
horses from the range without detection.
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The moving Of the old building down
through MAN street. la, caused & so,d deal
Of work on the par; Of the electric light
people. Wires have had to be taken down
or elevated. 10 order to aive the venerable
structure chance 10 pass. The other III
to the Morse houss. which 10 two stories
high. is "a be pu' rpm TIE Osborne lot, on
N ain streee, and the lower part fiaished for
q store, while the second story will be msde
into q tenement.
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ruos,.l OF MIS- murphy Of Portland

Fuosssi OF MIS- murphy OF Portland
Mrs. Margaret Murphy of Portland
was buried 10 st Mary's Cemetery yes'er-
day afternoon, the services being conducted
by Rev. Father Doherty from 81. Mays
church. The remains were brought from
Portland on the 2 As afternoon train. Mrs
Murphy was very veil known 10 his city.
having been the .idow of the late Cor porsi
Murphy, The gardener at the Arsenal for
over thirty years. The folIo=ins Portland
persons were in a..sndence At the funeral
Mr.. and Mrs. Costello and Mrs. Mathew
Kelly. Mrs. Peter Murphy Of waterviIle
and Mrs. Thos. Cusiek and Mr.. Frank
Cusick were also present A large number
OF Augusta friends aud relatives Of the
deceased attended the last services.
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A crew has been at work for several
weeks piling legs along the shore above
Wares mill IN Winslow. and big shgvin 9
has been made. This mill is very busy
place, and some splendid lumber 10 being
manufactured there. The frame for the
new scaoolhouse comes from this mill. and
the carpenters express much satisfaction st
the eyenness Of ths lumber.
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Rev. J. L. Seward will peach at the U III
tartan church tomorrow, morning and eve
mig, and then the church will be closed
until the fifth Sunday in August. The
Sunday school will also be suspended dur
ing the same time, a. usuAl.
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Daniel Tssker lsst valuable COW Thurs
day sight under circum.tAnces which would
indicate that the atimsl has been stolen.
Mrs Al Bargs, who resides below Mr.
rssker'., w,s awakened by rurnpus under
her siniow 81 sDout O'Clock IN the morn
me ard an looking out ss~ man strug-
Cling Win COW nes- tie house. He was
.'t-mpting To lead her by the horns ss be
bsd - batter. No further c,ua has been
f0uud 80 So h. suimsfs whereabouts.
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The movement for concrete sidewalks 10
very gratifying TO the progressive elemeat
Of the city. line JoGRsAL hiss said that 60
improvement could De introduced which
~oaid so mech enhsnce the beAu'y Of THE
Be suafui city ~ . system Of wsil con-
50 uc.ed concrete sidewalks. in place Of
shese that are 80 far behind the times. All
hail the coming concrete walks.
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Rev. Julian X Smith Of the Boston
Hishlsods, who has presef cd ct the niver-
.aIist ehurcp Seaosy fsrsnfoa ard EVENT. z
10 the interest," of Ihs New Jefussiem
church, will close si' 'sries OF sermoas
on 5u1dsy. II In M rang nj 10 ~ he
~J!I disc1psa On Loves Triumph, snd IN
the cvei II bis suhj &C viii be The Nature
o. ID Have il i@i- " b. services VIII
cent? ne dofi the n oath of August snd
viii be adue'ed ~ R-v John Goddard.
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FIRE AT:PHILADBLPHIA
Immense Cotton aud Wooisn Nil
Busnsd-Loss Nearly $75O,000.

Phil tDELrHIA. July 24.-The immense
cotton aud wooden mill Of Campbell &
Elliott, at Wa shin gton avenue and tstlve'h
street, burned tonight. The los, il
estimated at between 100000 and
S75O,OOO, and is believed to be
covered by insurance. lac building
IA ended about 200 feet on Washington
avenue and he came dis'suce on 18th
street and was filled with il fl smmable ma.
terisl. Over $50 men, women and children
are thrown out Of employment.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-25

Mr. Charles Lacomb, Who hes until Re.
Gently been day wsschman at lockwood
mills for two eafr, died u his residence
en- Min street this week. Of Bsight's disease,
s.d his fuaefal occurred SThussdsy- He
vss highly rcspecsei cit feu. Who came
here from Canada, aud be leaves q wife
and large family Of children, the mos, Of
whom have grown to maturity. One Of his
sons, Charles, Gres in Lewiston.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-25

NJ. j. T. Ricbxrdson Of North Fairfield.
has sold his Sne farm in that part OF the
town to Mr. Hurd and son. who come from
Minnesota Mr. Hurd is native OF Maine.
and Ia coming back 70 pass his declining
years ia the Pine Tree State, he 10 doing
.ha. many smother has done before him,
and We suggest that none Of them could do
halter
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-25

On the ARRIVAL Of the steamer Ssgsdahoc
st her dock IN this city on Sunday morning
DIVER .ii repair the dsmsse done BY her
encounter viii H,scb's rocks, Tussday
morning Il ~iiI he Necessary 70 ehtssi on
The spiiD'crs csu,. BY the sersping OF TIE
rocks an I piece Vt canvas will then De
iu' on ~ilh copper shr sh'ns on the out
sfis
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-25

A new covered wagon has been received
here for the use OF Hoyts Express, and it
is nov being handsomely lettered by George
s. Davies, the painter, Mr.. Pc lard, the
local agent here. says the business of this
sxpr, 50 i, making a II gular gsin.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-25

CStesoo, JuIy -
tloeE- steady, une hanssd
wHEAr-nore .aaiet and steady. No sspring,
ssi; No red esf
LoEs- inactive demand; Sc ..69i.
OATs- unsetiled: b.. .. S5iaa6l
Brk-No. a, -
HARfsBy--Eo 2, NJ miuai.
PRoyIsIoRs-
FORK -vess, weak; Gil 50
LAKD- lower: a. 50