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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-04-25
No New Orders-SteeI Making Is Turning
Peoples Heads There.

Peoples Heads There.
-errcrAr. -ELKGhAM To THE orsPArc4..
BIRMINGHAM, ALA, April 24.-The iron
market continues dull and might even be de-
scribed as lstless Next to nothing is dong
right now in the placing of new orders. and
furnaces are running mostly on contracts al
ready made Thus in spite of the lull. stocks
are not accumulatlng. 4 condition that will
soon come 20 pass however, unless inquiries
increase. Furnace men do not anticipate anr
such break In The market as will interfere with
continued profitable operation. On the con-
1rary. ihey expect 10 see rally before long.
and all 'le furnaces are running on full time
with every thing In shape for a heavy proGuc-
tiOn during the summer. Quotations are
shaded on Z3c from last week and are as follows.
+. @. l.. al the furnaces:
Foundry No. I....... ......... - SI2 50
fOuhGfg So l. 90 to II 50
FOEndry No. O.3...-...----......... /! so TO II rs
gray ~ % 10 IL -
Small lots OF No. / are being placed as high
as SI2 20. and there IS no difficulty in disposIng
of gray forge al large 10 Al SO
Production VIII be Increased durinr the
summer by the blowing IN Of several furnaces
noy idle aud by the completion of two more a;
Bpsseu er which have been Il long time uudpr
construction. The recent meeting of the
sheffield stockholders resulted in some chances
in management thal Will cause n vIgorous
effort operate the three lar-s furnaces thar
have been Idle there So long. There are some
Indications OF renewed activity in the Aunistop.
or brown ore, distinct but they are slight
Nothing IS talked OF in this section of Ala
bana now but steel making. Mr. T. T. Hin.
man has returned from New York where he
made a proposition to the Tennessee Coal Iron
and Railroad Company Tor the erection of
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-04-25
ONLY SMALL SALES,
Lighter Consumption of Iron Than Last
Year at ST. Louis.

.srECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE DIsPArcH.i
ST. LOUIS April 24.-Rogers, Brown and
Meacham say: There is nothing new to be said
this week III regard to the market Business
has been very quiet, ana what sales have been
made were small and at low prices The con-
sumption of iron in this market is much lighter
than it was the same time last year. We quote
Tor cash T. a. b. ST. LOUIS:
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-04-25

! o00 tons bloom ends. Pittshurg......SI7 75 cash
5u tOus bloom and billet cuds......... Il = cash
o5J IONS O!oom eHCs.-........ II 80 cash
SEELP IRON.
200 tons wide grOOved .......... ...... 81 e. limo
l65 Tons sheared iron ........ / S2ik mo
l4U IONS narrow grOovcd. -. ......... l 62ls mo
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-04-25
some Favorable Signs,

THE LATEsT-Spot Bessemer scarce, and
prices show a further advance. Rod billets
advanced. Outlook for an active market
favorable.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-27
A 9Ad AyyNkaninR,

when in the dark. on thy soft hand hung
And heard the tempting yren Of thy tonsne-
What flames, what darts, what ane uish endored,
Bat when the candle entered Il WIS cured"
Such compilations as SO many OF our
young ladies' pessess-snll, p,m2ly, and
covered with sores and kiscshsads is
enough to cool the ardor OF the warmest
lover. To such young isiies we would
say, that you can never hsve . soft, fair,
smooth, strsciive, kissabie mp.t xion,
unless your blood is healthy ami pure, for
the condition of the tlsod decides the COM
plexion. DR.. Pssrce's Golden NJ deal Dis
covery will purify your blood, Zone up
your system. and drive away those distress
sing headaches and bsekache, from which
you suffer periodically. and give you p
complexion lily or rose leaf might envy
may25d&wfolfm
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-27

vas Whist witty woman called that .ricd
Of life shich Ali middle-sged pass through,
and during which 90 many seem to think
they must s16er-that Nature Intended IL
So The same lady added: "If you don't
believe in '~omAn's ssffer-age,' there 10 one
ballot whica will eheetuslly defeat it, DR..
Pisrcs's favorite Prescription This 10
tsae, not only At the period Of middle life,
but Al al ages -hen vomsn .af=r from
a erinp diseases. painful irregularities, 10
domination. liberation or yrolspsus the
tsyorite Prescription - strengthens the
week. or diseased organs aud esriche, The
t'aod. shat y ass OF heslsh ard enjoyment
are aided ~ HTS my 25s&wsoism
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-27

P. Blanchard and A. D. Sturtevant are
about to build a cottage on the northwes.
shore Of Lake Hebron.-Hon. G. A. Pack
ard and G. W. Stacy are improving their
building with new paints. d. Atwood
has finished his job on the boarding house
and returned home.
Somerset.
NORRIDoEwOGK.
Mr.. G. 8. Jewett met with q sing lar
accident q few days ago. He stumbled
from defect in the sidewalk, which at that
place was about three feet from the ground
and fell forward striking the ground with
his shoulder. He weighs more than two
hundred pounds and 90 received severe
shock, sl.hough no bones were broken
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. W. Hathaway arrived
home Saturday from winters scjourn in
Bangor and other places.-Mr. Truman
8lselow sold q colt to 4. F. Gilman Of Far
.u,nston last week for S250.-LAst week
~ss bad one for accidents. Our doctors
.ei no less Than four broken limbs, and
here were several slight injuries.
BRANCH MILLS
Last Sunday mcraing a. Mr.. and Mrs
Amos J.nes and their son Woodbridge,
drove up TO the church, their horse took
fright At some wood, ard turning shortly
about crushed . wheel causing the wagon
to drop The t~o men jumped out bu.
Mrs. JONES was thrown upon the ground.
/; is hoped her rjlries are not FERROUS -
Mrs. Cathalena Mar of Palermo has
moved into the house that was occupied by
the late Joseph Carey &C. B. Bridghsm
has moved his family into L. b. Robin
sons house Mr. and Mrs. Fran els Moody
have rented p. s. Worthins's farm house.
The photographer Bowler. 10 giving per-
feet satisfaction 10 his customers
Mrs. EN- na Worthing has . good stock Of
illinery.
CENTRE MoNTvILLE
Mr.. and Ms. B. C. Sleeper Of Owls
Head, and Mr.. and Mrs. Theod ,re Osgood
of Palermo, were visiting recently at W.
q. Jsquitb'-,-C. 7. French of Belfast,
has been erj ,ying q brief vacation among
friends here.-Tne recent rains have caused
the grass to look faely. Planting 10 nearly
completed. Alonzo Poland lost . horse
last week. Its leg was broken by kick
from its mate. Mr.. Poland is an extensive
farmer and has fifteen acres urder cul.iva-
ton this spring.
HALLDALE.
Rev W. II. Hall Of Clifton preache ]
here lss, Sunday. A. M.-Mrs. Clarriss.
Thompson WIN had been sick several
months, passed peacefully away Friday
evening, May 22d. Her funersl was a. the
Vose schooihou.e Sunday T. M, Rev. Mr.
Hall FIJI ,is,ing.-D. D. Stevenson returned
to his home in Boston last week Farmers
in this vicinity are nearly done planting
Charles Roweil is repsiripg his house
Arthur Watts and J. c. Jackson are doiog
the job Mr.. and Mrs. Sleeper of Orfs
Head are visiting here; also Newell White
and family Of Searsport. Sampson
hay press is in this community pressing
There is considerable old hay to be pressed
farmers bayiog held their hay for higher
price bat as the prospect looks at present
o. large crop this year, are obliged 10
press toas in their bArns.---Leslie Colby
and wife Of Belfast are wiring frieaos
here.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-27

The New y ork Times. in its descfip,
ton of the Portland soldiers and sailors
monument, which is to be unveiled July
It'll, next, says: Victory, tthe chief
colossal figure. aud the groups fanking
the pedestal are remarkable for the quiet
ness Of their poses. OF the seven figures
not one is In an attitude which might
not be maintained for any reasonable
length OF time
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-27

One Of the most interesting historical,
or rather, archaeological exhibits at the
coming Worlds Fair will be that upon
which Mr.. w. X. Moreland is row
engaged. This will consist of relics of
the ancient race known-for want of a
Ar. Morelsnd and his assistants are now
making explorations of earth works aud
uncovering graves of this ancient pco-
pie Sixteen skeletons have ALREADY
been exhumed, together with many
interesting remains found with
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-27

No conceaiment Is made OF the fact
that NJ. Caruot travels free on the rail.
ways during his Presidential tour in
France, but when it is concluded his
secretary figures up what 1t would have
cost II paid for at regular rates and this
sum Is handed over to be distributed
among the poorest paid of the railway
men.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-27

During the past few years the dis
the summer Mt Chsutauqua have become
more and more important. The work
outlined for this summer in the College
of Liberal Arts and the schools of Sa
cred Literature is far in advance Of any
thing that has been proposed at any time
previous. More and better work is
offered IN every department. Several
rev professors have been engaged and
several new courses have been arranged.
The list OF instructors includes the
uames of Herbert B. Adams and Rich
ard I. Ely of Johns Hopkins University,
william Il. Harper and Thomas d. Sey-
mour of Yale University, William Henry
Green of Princeton, Martin l. D'Ooge
of the University of Michigan, George
). Burroughs of Amherst, Bishop John
Il. Vincent aud DR.. Jesse l. Hurlbut.
Although Prof. Harper has accepted his
call to the new university OF Chicago,
ne vii still continue 10 charge of the
summer schools at Chautauqua. 1t
is intended to make the work
OF this summer thorough and
scientific throughout. About bali
the courses are arranged for ten hours
recitation each week, and the rest for
five hours; some classes meet twice a
day and others once. The purpose is
that rs much shall be accomplished in
the six weeks session at Chautauqua as
is usually accomplished in one subject
during a college term. This is to be
done by concentrated study, no student
being expected to take more than one or
two courses. The work la the college
includes the English language and liter
ature, German, French, preparatory and
college Latin, preparatory and college
Greek, Physics and Chemistry, Mathe
MATES. History, Political Economy,
Geology. etc. ia the schools of Sacred
Literature instruction viii be given in
the Bible in English, Hebrew, Greek and
the Ancient Versions; and in the New
Testament Greek Hebrew, Arabic, oyriac
and Assyrian languages. Besides the
advantages offered in the schools, stu
dents have An opportunity to attend the
Assembly lectures and entertainments,
and also facilities for boating, tennis and
various forms of recreation.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-27

The recent decision of the Supreme
court In the case Of ]. NJ. Wilkinson.
Sheriff of Shswee county, Kansas,
against Charles II. Rohrer, charged
with selling liquor in the State of
Kansas ia original packages, forever
does away with this method Of evading
the prohihitory laws. The decision is "a
strong blow to the liquor interests for I,
gives TO those states whose prohihitary
laws are in force absolute power to reg
ulate the traffic as they desire.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-27
MAINE FARMING NOTES.

The semi annual meeting of the South
kennebee Agricultural Society will be
held at Exhibition Hall, fair grounds,
South Windsor. on Saturday June 9Th,
1891, at o'clock =. NJ F. II. Mooers.
Secretary.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-27

COLUMBIA FALLa.

There ave many sick in this and all the
towns in IVES; Washington Co. Dr. G. N.
Harden Is very sick aud his recovery doubt
full DR.. Miibksn Of Cherry field, and DR..
Chandler Of Addison are attending him -
All hope now that the Shore Line Railroad
viii be built. The majority 10 favor Of the
&C. vas nearly 5000 in the comfy The late
rain will enable the mill men 10 float in
their logs. Both mills are running and Mr..
Carleton has crew ss work in his ship
Yard.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-27
NJ AIN e GOSSIP,

The Lutec correspondent of the Ma
chin Republican says: "on all sides can
be heard the sound of the AK, the SAW and
the hammer. NOT for 80 yesrs, at least,
hiss our little village known such prosperity
as il is now enjoying. Not only are new
buildings going up 10 all directions. bnt the
older ones are icing repaired and painted
and put in first class shape. There seems
t, be al emulation among the people 10
make their homes IS sttrsc;ive as possible.
We are having verisaole boom, that's q
fart "
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-27


1t has now been definitely arranged that
the first Field Day Of the Ksnnsbec Nassfsl
History and Antiquarian Society will ssss
place on Wednesday, June 10. The daas
heretofore decided upon Was found TO b.
too early for safety or enjoyment %
account Of the cold westher and dsmpot"
Of the ground; and there was. moreover
hardly time in which to perfect the nscss'
sary arrangements. The members OF "
society and their friends will lesve shisc'v
ON the steamer City Of Wstervills-vhichh"
carrying capacity Of l50-snd proceed "
the Kennebec to the site Of Fort HALIFAX. w
ting the old block house now standing, @ms
mouth OF the Sebasticook, bull: In l7Ss,
just below the city Of wstsfviils. Hsfss
brief historical address will be gwen, ~
ing how the fort came to be built, the u
por,ance Of the point In our early hiss1'
and other interesting incidents. >
visit to the oil cemetery will also b nsde'
The mouth Of Delano brook will nsH"
visited, where Q picnic dinner vii =
psrtsken. This place 10 the camping gross
Of Benedict Arnold when on ~
expedition against Quebec 10 lHs'
where his force remained tor fses
perat on ard repairs to their danss1
be ats. In the afternoon . visit VIZ
made to the spot where Stood the boss
which Arnold and his officers took up 'n'H
qusfters, snd also visit to the old mli'u'
road cut through the wilderness from f@
Western 10 Fort Halifax; and . retain
this city. Fare for tn, round TIP ~
been placed at so cts. IL 10 hoped y
many Of our citizens not members Of
80 .iety. will join the excursion. NOV ony
because the sell mp the river viii be ossss
foi and novel, anording delightful d1'
outing" but also because the s1cissy ioe''
to our own citizens. interested In ~ v@''
to patsonzs the excursion ~ direct aias
the funds Of The society. IL 10 tspsese
that triebds Of the society from Wa'dv.
and winslo~ will ,in the Aususts parry :
Fort Halifax and share in the spjeys
and pleasures Of the occasion. In NAM
arrangements for this Field Day. the soe~s
has had great assistance. from ". h. ~
son. Esq., Of yAssAiboro, one OF ~
befs. who is very snshusias'ic over ne -
Of the society, ard 10 doing . grsst 81.
make the excufsicn over their h
ground in every way succsssful.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-27
USE ATLAS PAINT,
FOR SALE AT 1879 WATER STREET,
DoDt Waste y zs%r

me Spiral Cotton Hose having slde covering ID
oi toe moisture as Rubber hose does
"a course there are limitations; there POUR WIZ
however, BY which you tell If the dealer Is irving
10 sel' an Inferior hose. The Genuine splral' has
s' oIAck Epe r9oTes in: BE sure u Is
: BLACK, not DARK blue, red or any.
hing but black.
IL. The stepciI "'SpIRAL' Patented
NAreb 30, $780," or every length.
III. The CORRUGATED COUPLING and
BAND as in cut.
~. Each length IS now put Up With a
PINK WRAPPER Aroupd the hose
near the coupling.
4 ssssph ava BE- sen. free ou ,senfsor ibis tusiies
BOSTON WOVEN HOSE CO., Maaf,r. NJ Rubh.,
5Stng, and Packing. 22s Deyonshire ST., Bostos,
2oo Lake St. ChicagoI Bush ST.. San francisco, -
mayitdesdsm
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-27

that de psbhcaiisa il 70 sppea1 pefio3i-
csI.T. Il has been psbisked gsd=r The
supefvision Of 0esefsI Passenger Agent,
Rcofhhy.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-27

Faith and works Minister { Sunday
to Tommy, who is about 20 50 f.hir 81
Way are you digsiux worms today ms son
Tommy-'Caa.e yer css.'. ges many thou,
yer do dig
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-27

The Ohio ballot reform law Is modi.
fieation Of the Australian system. not so
radical az the Massachusetts law, but an
Improvement on the New J ork law. IL
provides for an'oiiieial ballot. on which
the names Of all candidates must be
placed, grouped by parties in parallel
columns. Nominations may be made
by political parties and by a limited
number Of citizens. The ballot must be
marked, as in Massachusetts,, in secret, in
a compartment provided for the purpose,
and strict safeguards are thrown around
the absolute secrecy Of the ballot. that
the action Of the voter may be entirely
uutrammelled. Boards of election for
each county, which are also made can
wasting boards and which must be nom
partisan in character, are also provided,
and the law as whole isa most excel.
lent one The bill which has passed
the Illinois House Ia very similar to
this Ohio law. The Delaware bill
contains many excellent features,
but has the New York provision for
separate ballots for each political party,
a provision which can hardly be called
In the interest of reform. The bill has
passed the lower House of the Legisla-
ture, however, by unanimous vote, and
will doubtless become law. Though
not the hest possible measure, it is still
4 marked improvement on the present
law. In Pennsylvania, The matter of
ballot reform is still before the Legisla-
turc now in session, and bill has passed
the Senate. which is not wanted by the
people. The result 1T Is fcared-will
De no ballot reform in that state.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-27

Used up ball players and athletes find
Johnscn's Anocyne Lininens hahn in
Gilead. ma, 25J&w
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-27

q Kicker tan anythiBg slse On earth,
Johnsoh's Anodyne L,niment will reduce
Inflammation may 25i&s
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-27

Use Hsley's Tooth and Earache Drops.
Sure Cssse. nor17eoi3r,os
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-27

Blowing piers gu, of the river to give
the logs chance to come down is the way
they are going to do At Madison.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-27
The managers Of the Cow Hl,b sch.,

The managers Of the Cony High Schosl
foot ball team received letter yesterday
from the Bangor High School saying h,
the game arranged for next Saturday h
that city would have to be declared Of.
The boys in expectation Of this game have
organized . first-class eleven, have bssl
doing good practice work, and have even
bought new uniforms, and now 10 han
their hopes of pleasant trip to the Qussa
city and of . glorious victory over ths
crack eleven Of that place rudely blasted hy
such letter is very disappointing to thsn,
and they are anxious to try game with
some other team.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-27

Partridge has choice display Of Aovsu
and plants from John Bufrt Frsspoa
greenhouses. The season 10 Q little cold
and there 10 ample time yet to put %,
good selection in the open border. u,
lock at them and see how pretty they an.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-27

A committee from the city governmsns
and City Engineer Cspen were engaged ~
terdsy afternoon in viewing Wstsr street
at the foot Of Riues' hill. the idea being b
devise some means Of rendering less dan.
gerous the street NJ that point. A. Ii b
now, there 10 but little space for passing
teams when the electric cars are Ct thss
place. Suggestion was made to move III
walk on the west side which would give
some Eve feet additional room and he Old
idea was offered of changing the course Of
the track TO the east side Of the street from
just above the railroad crossing to pdnt
below the JOURNAL office. II 10 thought
moot likely that the sidewalk will b
moved
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-27

chaarss Csy Ter Pitsas-'s css,arla,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-27

Pretty nearly ali the exploded politi-
cal fallsCies OF the last half century
appear to be incorporated in the plat
form of the newly established People 5
Party(D"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-27

no notice whatever will be taxes OF snsisned
communications. All sa5h will be pat asto ths
waste BASKET unread.
TaH JOURNAL oAs scr BIZ MILD REsrossTsLs
ron tHk FRkssHYArfoa Or sxyUKn or RsJ gar
~ CONGRATULATIONS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-27

The only difference, says the New
York Press, between the Peoples party
and the moribuud greenbaek party is
that 1.-THE former il trihe fresher
corpse"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-27

The town OF Freeport on Saturday, voted
uuanimouslyto contract with L. b. Msllet,
Jr.. his associate. ard assigns, 10 furnish 5
supply Of water for fire and municipal pur-
poses, Mr.. Msllet agreeing to put in Is by
drsnss. fad four drinking fountains fer
horses aud pubic n.e- The town is to
pay $1,000 s year renlsl for 90 years, With
The proviso that tie town may have the
rigat g. psrehRss the same after ten years
at $ value to he appraised by three dis
interested persons. The meeting vas very
Harmonious. The wtrs will heyia as coon
So possible. and il hoped 10 have it con-
Iletsd By December.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-27

Another Bath man is reported BY the
Enterprise, IS having left 3 coed ID where
he WAS getting good psy because his en-
ployer changed frpm local TO standard time.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-27

A very sad death occurred in the ofnts
Of Heath & Tuell yesterday aftsisSsn
about 4 o'clock. Mr.. Howard z. MoKsn.
ney, who had had ju,t stepped 10 to talh
over some business matters with N.
Heath, fell insensible and died just - he
physician arrived few minutes liter. hf
Mckinney was sIene mason ~
trade and about 40 years Of ~,
aud leaves a wife aud one child.
At the time he was stricken BE- M
10 the private office standing, one foot fsst
ing in . chair, talking with Mr.. Heath. 10
fell forward without groan directly %
Mr.. Heath. Those in the ouler ofics we've
Immediately called and . physician vi
sent for. DIR. Webster arrived Just y NJ.
McKenney bresthed his last. Ths dssh
was attributed to heart trouble. The n
mains were taken to Knowlton's undsrsk.
ing rooms.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-27

There Ia trouble in Harlem, A cow
ate paint on from some old tin cans apd
died. Her owner sued the owner of the
cans 70 recover damages. This was
wrong. lie should have sued the owner
Of the goats that taught the unsuspect-
ing COW that tin cans are a digestihle
and nutritious article Of bovine food.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-27

Boston has raised $4,000 with which
to purchase the Morse collection Of Jap.
anese pottery for the Museam of Fine
Arts. Really the art OF Boston il rap.
idly out stripping her culture,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-27

A gold.hesded cane, said 10 b. he a,ss
ever given at church fair In this city. Nj
be voted at the fair In benefit Of 81. Aus,.
tines church, between James 4. Csa,e "a
Ernest w. Elwell.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-27

H-"The Ivory Type" can b. psccusss
Dunfcn's. Fine Cabinets for % pei does. y.
Dunton's. Large pestra y for o. q Duses