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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-12
October Statistics Oh Agriculture.

wAsHIsGroN, D. C., Oct. II The re.
mort OF The etatislicisn Of the department OF
spr;cu .ure of October relates to yields per
acre Of grsin and conditions of corn, pots-
toes, buckwhsat and tobacco. The esii-
mated average yields are; Wheat, 10
bu.h ais; oats, % 8; barley, 20 81 RE, IA
The condition Of the corn crop 10 20 3 :;
bucxwheat, 92.7; potatoes Is; tobacco,
SO s.
Whest in ihrst hi in most districts has
proved higher iii yield than the sppsre MT
condition of the crop at harvesting Tould
indie ate, In the Ohio valley snd in the
spring wheat region, the exceptional iDdt.
vldual Yields h.ve been more numerous
than usual, carrying the state average to
the verge of the best records OF former
years. The average OF the Middle States
are nearly as high California presents 8
Disappointing output, large area having
been cut for hay and some districts. nots-
bly, in the San Joaquin valley, return re-
duced yields that are nearly failures
Oats IN the average, hsli higher thar
the early returns of copdltion would indi
cate, though that Of last moath showing
condition when harvested was the highes
for several Yeas, slightly above the record
for 1889. Oats have evidently shared the
bent ficent influences of the present season
yielding quite up 10 the popular expectation
The same msy be said of barley.
Corn, which was very promising las
month, though little late, and in danger
of fl st at oge the latitude of 40 degrees
and somewhat injured already IN mor'
northern districts, has improved during thu
month, as the resul: of the high tenpers
ture of the last two or three weeks. 4
good crop is assured.
Pot.t ots, in some sections threatened
with rot on the first Of September, hav'
come through til. month il good condition
with Ioss Of only half a point. The,
was slight lowering OF condition in Maine
and in some states an improvement va
made.
The average condition of tobacco va
materially advanced during September b.
the fire weather for maturing.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-12
AMUSEMENTS.
MISS JOSEPHINE CAMERON

MISS JOSEPHINE CAMERON
during an extensive triunph4l tour of the
West Indies ard South America, has been
the recipient of as candid and genuine
praise as was ever bestowed on an artistic.
The charm Of her scipg is ssii 10
lie chiefly in its intensity and
naturalness. She acts as though she
wss not acting, being without aly Of the
clamor That frequently converts touching
episodes into travesty. II the role of
Camille" she makes several innovations
in the conventional Interpretation, COM
msrding the deep sympathy of 81 sudence.
To quite the New E's, Post-5t Spain
"Miss Cameron must be seen to fully ap-
PR cir the character Of Camille"
The r,ll of Stepbsnie" in Forget Me-
Not, # Jrjs Miss Cameron character SO
cistinctly at vsra1ce with thst Of Camille.
tina. she hss full fcipe fer her uolimted
versatility. See other sunourc &C mems. Ia
Meonisn Hall OFT. 18th AMI l6 h.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-12

All Of the many ladies ia wsterville who
resd the JOURNAL should plan to see the
free White Sewing Machine srt exhibit,
which is nov beir made at the music store
of f H. Fox, 1876 Msiu street.
Il is without question the finest
exhibit # The kind that has ever
been made here, and shoss what results
can be acc. mpiishsd on the VIII te machine.
Ths work Is d. signed aad exacused BY Miss
Maggie GSfl lacy e Clevelsf d, 0hio, Who
10 ehsgs Of the display which Is substSn-
tisl!s he ssne as thsi v hich took ths & 81
priz az the New Enslsnd fair at Worces-
ter, Mass. also ri the Vermoof, Rhode
| ,lar snd Ma ne Ststs tsirs hsii rsspee-
tivels al BurlioeIeo. Pro,iis cs and Lewis
ton, o7er all other u.chi1e. Ia 1891. The
exhibition commsucsd here on Friday, snd
will C lntinus toisy a. d this svaripg G H.
Pops 10 the ssen. FOR he White M ,chine il
Water | ? snd vicinity.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-12

Anyo st sIi ,nteres ed 10 such matters
car SPEND pleasant half hour in watching
she b. gh' ues machinery =, the new po rer
s:eion Of zoe electric r,iirosd c,npsry.
Every hing /. kept in ,he beet Of order Md
spic snd span With neasress Beginning
Fri'sv AL the poser fur the erfire r1sd has
beer furnished D. this po~e: station alone.
DarIrs tbs sur .vrFYtoiag hxs iua with
The hest OF rsalts. TIE two boilers of
$50 horse power each, the compound en-
deastDa Corliss engine And the tso geres-
stors have bsen fully eqasl TO the task
assigned them. Il i. not the pur-
pose however, 70 continue at present
TO supply sill the power from this
station. Thi. new power .ss,ion euiIs Of
brick and in dimensi rs 4o.s0 vss started
~ Aug, 10. with George Perkins in charge
during the forenoon and Joseph Perkins
durios the afternoon sad evening, VIM.
Bu,us, day fireman, and Cha.. Malcome,
night fireman There hashs been the
slightest trounls size, the very FIST day.
A ton and halt cfssf. coal each day Is
required 70 ~, the machinery.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-12
Socal 21laffers,
BRUNSWICK HIGH WON
The Football Game by Score Of Al TO
Cony's q.

Saturday, sftefn 3on there vas played ca
tie ps,k grounds the s's game Ct foosb.ii
on record between Msine .caoei.. Ii was
81 exhibition 0, practice game between the
teams from the Brunswick and Cony high
schools. The visitors won b cause they
tackled. blocked and played finely, while
be c. II s. did no. DO IS veil.
Bat our BOYS mast not be blamed, for
they did wonderfully veil all things con-
sidered. The B Fl. S team has had a
Bo~doin player as . cosch aud has had the
sdvannge Of constant attendance at the
Varsity eleven practice and games while
.he Ccnys have had few mea to practice
acd have seen but one game, last years,
aad no rga'ar practice. Webster has
shown himself to be good captain and
when the NJ. /. S A A champion ship
GAINS are played the boys may be expected
to 10 better.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-12
How She Became a Mission airy.

"I'm doirg missionary work q 6 'od deal
of the time" VAS the reply Of Que Of the
M ,st charming women of New York, TO d
friend, Who asked how che busted herself.
II see by your looks you wonder what |
mean BY that. I'll tell you A few .esrs
ago life wss burden TO me. h,d been a
victim to female weakness Of ibe mot
aggravated character for lorg time, al d
the doctors fsiled to help me. Existence
was q long, steady. terrible tottu'e-s
lingering, living death. OIe day saw DR..
Pierce's Fsvortse Prescription advertised in
the newspaper Something in the adv,r r
risemen; impressed me favorably. csush,
at the glimmer Of hope il held out SIS the
drowning man is ssi1 to catch a. a STRAW,
Still, | did not dare TO hope. But got the
med cine, and behold the result, feel SO
we'll, 80 strong, aud o, SO thankful. that
20 about telling other women what saved
me. In no other way can so well chow
my gratitude to God, and to the man who
has proved such benefactor Of women,
and my love Tor my suffering siste, h BOD. :"
octl2d& wfolrm
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-12
Marrieo.

AEnosToox.
Presau Isle-sep. 70, Geotg A. Hnchins and
Ms Nancy KnoEis n both of frys4ae Isip.
\ sshbutr Sd inst. e.Tg3 Tower and Miss
Nay X nreiy, bgh Ct wasbourn.
FEASKLIy.
Fanipgton- I'd inst, c. l.. Pafra. Of SamneY
and Miss zzie L. yaegh,o of strong; It ipst !,
Hovsy X. LTcs and HAS Bertha fufbush, both
Of ~ NH ston.
New Shsroa-5.h inst, W. L. Maxpire Of View
Sharon And Mss Nettie 4. y atson o, Rome.
kENNKBEc.
China-Oct. 8, by Rev. A. q. Jones. Rev. II.
Mills Of China and y Afy J. Watson " Aususta.
South Windsor Oct. o. BY Rev. y. & O. per, Mr.
Charlie L. Nj terson Of Gardiner and niss Eve
In. L. Grey Of Chelsea.
Watervill sth inst, John N. Weber ssd
Miss Rebeccs w. Reynolds. both o. Wstefvile.
OXFORD.
East Dix6eid-sept. 10, Maurice g. Valer Of
Wilton ana MIsI Ne II ~ Ellis OF CaatGn.
welchvIlle-. ert. 2 Harry Li.,iewood and Misc
Anne Robinson, bJth o. Oxfoid
" atesfor6-Ss pit. 30, Charles Gammcn Of Lcven
and Miss Ida n. Patterson Of " Atsrford.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-12
DESPATCH WRECKED.
The L. :. Steamship Sunk on Assat-
eague Shoals.

BALTIMORE Md Oct. 10.-During 4
heavy gale last night the United States
8. amship Despatch went ashore on the
Assstesgus shoals about 40 miles northeast
# Cape Charles. All the crew are sifely
landed ard hou'ed on the besch.
The Despatch is wooden, schooner
rugged steamship, which has been SORT of
oficisl yacht since President Arthur's time.
She has 8 tonnage Of 100 tons and dis
Placement of 500 tons. She is ia feet 10
length, 26 feet 10 BREATH, aad has & mean
drsught Of IL feet inches. Her speed 10
~ 6 knots Al hour
III, vessel vss oriei lally a yacht. She
wss b1ilt in 1873 FOR Henry c. Smith the
veil knos n b.ok,r, by George Steers, at &
cost of 100000 Smiths orders to Steers
were for the Largest and hsndsomest
yacht" Smith Owned the vessel about
three years. Then he had revefsss. TIE
vessel was soli at suction ard was bought
by the government for $4,000
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-12
sEsxES.s UNION.
Work Of Alien Fishermen to be Inyesti'
gated.

Boerex. o.. 1.-THE gereral exece'
iva hoard Of h. Asiansie Cuast Seanen's
Uuiou hs,d : mesting here this s4,ekneon.
Repre- sentstives were present IRON Nes
York. Phila ielphis. Baltimore. Wumlns
ton, N. C. Savannah. Ga, Foruaso' Ae.'
and Bsryor, Ne
II sas voted to invesogsse - 70 .ne
number Of Aliens employed in ths naming
trade contrary TO the contfscf iaoef NV
The committee was instructed TO OBTAIN
evidence snd lay before the next congress
for Legislation to prevent masters OF nsnlne
vessels, living ia the British provinces nom
coming 10 the Urissd States during the
fishing season and going home with the
esrrings. The strike Of f,hefmen on the
schcoosr Sylvester Whalen and Carrie T.
Philip, vas endorsed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-12

waiie waiting for lie p.-in.n be SIS in-
tervieved BY several Of his seqasintanees.
he seys BE- did not intend TO stsal tbs horse.
bit wanted 70 70 to - 1nk e UHisy -
al NOT want to vaIk. H says he rs an
his way back whom - ves cs1ah1 m
pfsspecs ahssd fsshe3 pleased hin; -
Tssnnseca b. would - suse Of ceoforssr
BILE qusssefs and would learn . good trade
thst would be worth something TO him when
be got out. Perkins father died insane,
be has brother nov In a asylum, and he
himsen il aid 70 have bssn more crazy
,hsn asything else good deal Of the time.
II will be Q relief to the public TO have him
locked no.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-12

The church workers colnec ed with ST..
Marks parish il this city, st the besionir g
Of the summer, agreed among Themselves
to each secure the sum Of $40, to be sp.
piled to the payment of the church
deb, and quiIe proportion OF
them have slready reached the
The mark. The proceeds of the Christmas
fair which they Tod every year, also
the Ester offerings, all % to she same OBJ
act. and at this rate they hope the deb: will
be IFS before q great while. The Sun
day school connected with this church was
never before in the history of the parish 10
so fourishiug or encouraging condition as
at the present time.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-12
Around tn. y orId In Eighty Days.

Did Jules Verne ever think that his
imaginary Phiieas Fogg would be eclipse
by an American girl, who once made the
circuit in les, !hsn sc venty-three days: But
Pbiless hsd to take "sc:n1 money" The
fame Of DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Dir
covtry has gone sround the world long sgo,
and left its record everywhere as a precious
boon to every nation. II the whole world
Of medicine. noih'rg equals it for the cure
cfscrofuis Of the luogs which is Consump-
tom. Coughs and bronchial troubles sue
cumo to This remedy. and The bloo is pur-
led by it, until all unsigbtly skin blott hes
are driven away. Dont be skep.ical, as
this medicine 10 guaranteed TO every pur-
chaser, You only pay for the good you
get octl2i&wfolrm
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-12

Do you notice how, in fossy, wet or
weather the breathing becomes
The use Of Old Saul's Catarrh
Cure remedies this condition. Price %
cent?, sold everyvhere.
Whsn your child has been attacked with
collie or stomach disorders. do
not delay tie use of DR.. Bulls Baby
Syrup ooe iastant. oc,9l& sfolrm
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-12
Chelsea Court Matters.

Judge Stevens Of the Chelsea court had
busy day on Friday. f. W. L'pscott Of
Windsor, and Chu. B,wman Of Jtff-rso,.
were srrsisnsd. Linscott WAS srraigned on
a charge Of assault and battery on joseph
Lsbslister and vas fned IS and costs. Chss
or the chsrgs of assault ar d battery on the
person of William Shannon of Windsor
He was held and appealed to the Dec amber
term Of the Superior court. Nj. Bowman
vas defended by L. M. Staples If Wash
ineton. attorney st Law. The case was the
result of the assault that occurred at Wind
sor fair
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-12
The teams were made up as follow.
...........full back.
. lnrlstan. Ilnnine MrAtthuh

Referee NaFietons L mpift. AcaiInut.
Dunniug and Fu'bish Of Bruusw.cks did
veil DuDnipg CITING t.o touch-downs
AID Publish four Fish made 40 absolutely
fsultiess full, getting one touch down
kicking ,ix goals ard missing but two, AID
tsckling perfectly. All the B. Fl. 3. men
did well. For the Cony's, Webster and
Small cid great Work. and were much
assisted by Wofthirg, Whitten, Duton ard
Chase. Webster soG enc toueh-do an from
which Small kicked pretty goal. IL was
4 pretty and Interesting game bu. the {. H.
s. need more team prsci3e. They have
good material in their team but one or two
changes must be made il the boys want the
championship The Brunswick's deserve
more praise than cur space will allow. The
score was es follows: lsG half. B. II 81.
4 touch downs, 3 goals, total %; C. II. 5 =,
touch dowp, goal, total 6. I'd half. B
Fl. S., 4 touch-downs, 3 gosls, total % :;
C. II. S, o. Total for game, B Il. s., A,
re- II = -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-12

At the Congregational church last even
ing the PASTOR, Rev, l.. H Hsllock, made
q oresk in the course Of lectures which he
commenced ,evc,sl weeks ago and the
eve niog vas given up largely to chorsi
singing. The pastor spoke st some length
upon The tfiicieucy Of hymns asa part Of
worship snd Mrs. Hsllock rendered fus
solo. Next Sunday night the lectures viii
bs resumed sud Mr. H. will speak of
ministers and Ca,hedrals.-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-12

Unlsssa heavy rair f,l comes Within 4
.hoit line III Any ~ b.. mills who depend
on va.r from the -tft, IN for their power
will be Obliged - saspeAd operations Such
low marx hss not teen seen for years
The stream, = ich a; this season of HE
yesf Is usually M vlgabie for divers stes NJ
laUncb. nov contains tsrsly water enough
70 q Jsi a yh; dTatt put
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CONDENSED DISPATCHES.
The Pith Of the News Taken from the
Current Events Of the Day.

di'ps Oh from Nysck, N, Y ssys tina.
there are strained relations between the
F-ea Nssons and Catholics of tbs, place.
The October ca,ion rsp,rt shors the
ger ersl average cJndision Of cotsen Is 1871
sssina 81 5 ruonsh sgos Las. yesr in
Oc.o Der /. vas so
Several hspdsome yiecss Of scuIp,urs
have been set to shs Leland STAFFORD
University 3. Pal, Alto, Cal, from New
York. They c-me from Athens and AZ.
the work Of Prof Geo. Bfoatos, . fam 1us
Greek sculpture.
Estimates vary as TO the number Of per-
sops Who witnessed the demonstration o.
Dublin yesterday. The London Daily
News says the procession proper. With
multitude in the rear sodsd TO the crowd at
Glssneven ctmstery, numbered 200, COO.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-12
HORRIBLE DEATHS


LIVERPOOL Oct. IL Tom Brown upse;
an ignited psrs fl re lamp here tonish'. He
ard his nfsnf con were burned 10 death
His wife, terror ,tf cka1 ct the flames,
frantically threw let baby through tire
window and IL w.s smsahs d &. riecss on
tie pavement below. She jlmped through
the windo. herself ard i, now dyirg at
the hospi al.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-12

The funeral Of the late Charles K Estes
occurred Sunday afternoon ct 8 o'clock.
The pastor, Rev. L. B. Codding, had been
called away by the death Of his father, and
Rev. DR.. Dunn conducted the services,
reading scripture, feii0g prayer and max
irg brief remarks He was followed iy
the impressive Mssoric burial service by
Wsterville Lodge. TIE members of the
Order Of The Golden Cross were also present
in q body.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-12

Richard B. Csijseil. formerly ens Of
dltors std prep "ors Of the Kennebec
Reporter, srii eed Friday afternoon, accom-
panied b. his WIFI. aud will spend f. =
weeks her in hts old home. Mr.. Caldwell
has spent th~ past few } ears 10 the West,
but IS by TO NJ sns wedoei to ihat part Of
the country add is ssiisfei with the Est
Tie Is ToS located IL pporariiy in Boston.
He is 81 Atls jlrrnslst and Will no. long
remsn inactive, His GrdIner friends
we're giving linn a hearty handmade and
Tote of ihsm Sstu day.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-12

The sale Of ats for The Ragsn course Of
lecture, oo,Led Ss uf54v morning with a
rush 4 az night osrr $50 seats had been
legged No better tvti nee of the popu-
l,rity Of .he fret lecture is needed. Nearly
every body Dh0 tt'sr Odd The lecture on
Par.s isaIxocs TO hear the lectures which
sc to foilot. P.of Wright AID the Stu
dsLis Of the schooi sre much pleased win
the i1ancial sspstt of the matter.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-12

Mr.. Il. A. Day, agent for the Singer
sesing machine. VAS diving along the Of
the roads in China Thursday at ernoon
when be caught sight of fee fox, Ia
luckily for Reynsrd, Mr.. Day happened to
lave his tu.ty riff, at his eide, ard the
sequel WAS that bis iox,hip soon aepsrted
this lie He WAS fl lie specimen of his
si1d and Mr.. Day exhibits h m with feel
Tags of psrdonsbie pride.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-12

Heath Post. g. 4 x sc = regular meet
ieg hr ID Fridsj rVvDi' z You'd TO bold
biz h'es DAY far 10 he shos factory Ia
'h- near futafe Something pretty good i.
, rps csed as the committee appointed 10 the
ma ter are sxc llspt managers. The mem
hers CT the pest vii. dhcIss the matter
over e,sm sutpir at the hail mex: Friday
eve 4.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-12

Mr. Moriills new storehouse was filed
Saturday night b. crowd that evidently
enjoy 4 Themselves in so,pg through with
The Il luc.s that were on the list. The
music was not pc rhaps such as woud have
been rendered BY Suauss, hut i, snswerei
the purpose. Whatever the future Of this
sGoreht use may be, there are many who
will remember the dance as one of the
events Of the Ne ghborhoo1.
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ENGLAxD's SWORD
should be Unshesthed in Asia Says the
Standard.

LONDON, Oct. 1.-THE Standard Sat.
urdsy published communication in regard
70 the recent %. called aggressive action OF
Ru.sis in Pamir, which ssys:
1T i, high time for England to unsheafh
he, sword in Asia. The Russian tide OF
cououes. which has flowed steadily east
ward for so yesrs. must be sent sweeping
back to tue Caspian. Russis has boldly
pu,hed on until she nov stands ST the very
outposss of India"
Tbe Stspdsrd, 10 lesdirg editorial,
commsntiIg ueon this commuaication says
/, has no liking for scare" and that It's
purpose is mot to suggest alarm, but TO
enforce the rece ssity of fismness and vigil.
anrS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-12

Mrs Geo. ". Blanchard ard one of her
children leave today for visit to r
parents who live on one of the M'gdt.en
Islands, which are situated in thu Gulf Of
St Lawrence, and where her father 10
izht-ke eper. Mrs Blanchard left The old
home some four years age, and this ia her
drst return visit.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-12

Gal,a percbs is the gum Of the percbs
tree, which grows in the Ms'syxn Islands
sad thst locality. The price of this article
h.s more than doubled within two years,
eli fly because of the wastefulnsss of The
natives in coll ectir the gum By telling the
trees. ard the increased demand ter it in
insulating electric wires.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-12

The rss,au,.at a, 'h- dspat has passed
into the hsads 4 The Home ior msr segment
xrd Mr.. b -. 5 Holt Of b. ton hss been
,ee cred T. run ths pl.es. He has Al ex.
u,- rAee tt Is years ID shls bus!cess and
Il. wife, Al ,1perienced COOK, has charge
Of TIE cuisine. 10 such hands the cafe
.tys7id nyays A success
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-12

Master Louis VI Spsar, so1 Of A M
Sresr, + q et q udmsr, caught, Saturday,
one on thv f ess T. ut tbs, hiss been seeo in
tbs city for lous time. The sIe ked
beau = weighed two ard a half pound, ate
measured shout fifteen inch from tip to
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-12

The usw Catholic church IL now pretty
nearly clos in, and one can see that 1t
will be ore OF the biggest building. in
town. Toe -orkmer, under the direction
Of Contractor Matthew Of Pennington, hsve
made rapid PFC -ess on III Job since they
struck the drst blows. and sre stilI raship
the work rishi along ard .ill continue 10
do 80 ua,ii every thing is fni.hsd and the
place ready for occupancy
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-12

Sir Geo Barker Ard wife are the CUES
OF Mr.. Bakers bro'hsr, mr. Henry 9
Barker u tbs eIty. He is sa Augusta boy
no hs. been IN the employ Of A. IL
n beris & Co Bapgor. and is Oh bis way
70 m ,re lucrative p1sid IN With Bradford
EOnApt & Co Lewiston
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-12

The oil reservoir near he Junction Of
Tempt and Iain streets was flied up on
ssiu day. The covering vas found to be
weakened by decay. and had 1t been ST.
lowed to remain much longer. it /; Hseiy
tbs! SONS one would have taken an unex-
pected plur &c.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-12

The stock and fix ures in the ttore lstely
occupied By he late f. +. II gtshsm have
been solo 10 different parties. Alden &
Deehan tcok the stock, Mr.. Thayer, whJ
o~ns the store took such Of the fixtures as
we're attached TO the building. and he show
cases, etc., went 10 other parties about The
cits. and we de- altar d That all Of tbs m
90 fine bargains Every thu vas neE al
puslty frat class.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-12

The last open sir band concert Of tae
season vas given by the Home Military
Band Sunday afternoon. The hsnneoee
Central run the last Sunday excursion train
.ld carried gate . party Of eIcurslonis's
The members Of toe band leave for their
10 days vacsi today and on ,heis resurn
the concerts will be gwen Indoors s. under
the winter arrangement
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-12

There will be a meeting of special inter
%. Ter the msmbers Of the Wstervills
Lodge, A. o. u. W, tomorrow Tuesday
evenicg. Five candidates will b. worked
and large attendance is expected. The
past year has been q prosperous one for The
40 l.. W all over the country.