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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-22
srOREwAtL JACKSON.
Monumso. to that Dsu guiehs'
Gsoerxi U. sil.d at Lexington. Va.

LEXINGTON, Va, July 81 A monumen'
to the me nory Of Gen. Thomas (St,Dewah)
Jackson was unveiled here today vita
sppropriue cerem miss il IhsIpresence of
thousands Of prOple
Not less than thirty sh0usard confete--
ates we're in town. They csme from every
state nat cast its lot with the secessiohists
Probably no. les, than ten Thousand of the
boys -ho wore the blu were also here, aud
in the ihrdngs on the sg;ests the blue raj
mert aud brass buttons of the Grand Army
of the Republic we've to be seen on every
b aud.
Ger. Wade Hampton of South Carolina
ras the ,residing officer, and to 'he right
and fit Of him On the grand stand were
graups of the surviving officers Of tbs Con
fPderate srmy and navy and other prom
iDen' persons,
Gen. Jubal A Es-ly WAS the orator OF
the day Col T NJ. Semmes read Con
fed, rate war poems "Stouewsll jackson s
Way," and s'Over the River "
The process sion started III noon and it wss
nearly , o'clock before the main body had
reached the cemetery. Not Lass than
30 900 people had surrounded the tomb End
statue As prelude the combined bands
rendered My { ountry ri- of Thee, and
then amid rJusing cheers little Julia Jack
son Christian, grsnd daughter of the
warrior. gave a genIla pul! 10 .he cord and
the veil which hsd hilieo tie heroic
bror re figure of Stonessl Jackson from
sight fell away. As the Ca vass fell to the
ground tbs old surviy rs OF Manassas. who
imposed the Rock Badge battery, fred a
salute OF II guns with ARTILLERY used IN that
battle while chstTs from many thousand
throsts rent the cir. The p~1cession tbs 4
reformed and retura,d % tom where
lunch was served to the p ,rlcipsnts. u
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-22

Snow pudding may be made with one
third of a package of gelatine in little
cold water. and when softened stir it into
a pint of boiling water, add one cupful of
sugar. the Juice of two lemons or one half
cupfu OF wine, as preferred, when cold
and beginning to thicken add the we'll
beaten whites Of three eggs. Beat all
lightly and smoothly together, pour the
mixture into Il mold and set it aside to
harden. Serve i'll the center of dish, with
a boiled custard poured around it. Make
the culstard with the yolks Of three eggs,
one pint of milk and half cupful of
sugar, with flavoring to taste.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-22
e.cc,,, vrn ss,.wb,1.ies.

". g waring writing to the New
York Tribune SAY $: tive Chief rrasons
whv 20 many fail Of success with that
really easily grown and most certain
aud prolific fruit, the strawberry Is,
FIRST. because thew fail to keep them
clean and sufficiently apart IN their
main growing season--Septemcer ana
October; aud, next because they allow
them 10 use their means in making run
uars instead OF fiower-huds. Their ma
i've jmpulse is 10 multiply and to seek
new soil by throwing out runners. For
wears L have studied the question
whether it is best TO merely pneh
or cut off long runner or
10 pull it entirely out of lis socket, so 70
saw The last il the proper course II
a stump Of the runner is left 1t grows IN
Substance. although it cannot grow IN
length and this growth Is at the ex-
uense of the plant. The very best way
IS TO pinch Off runners in the bud. as ie
we're. or lust AS soon as they show their
noses emerging The saving to the
plant and the number of tIusses OF ffuit
that will sppear on it and its enlarge
ment in every way will prove the value
of the process. But some runners must
root of course, TO supply new plants 20
take the place of old exhausted ones
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-22
SUMNER SUGGESTIONS.
About Floor Coverings. Furniture. Screen
CushfonS, Etc,

About Floor Coverings, Furniture. SCREENS.
Cushions, Etc.
IL will marx another advance wnen We
Ali come To recognize more generally thas
a COO, mating with rugs or an ingram
square is. for rich and not rich alike, the
second best summer door covering, the
best being beyond qestion hard wood with
the same alterations
There are so many beautiful willow rock
ers- rete-a-tete chairs and other shapes
that ore eau easily select varied anu
satisfactory assortment, Bamboo Is now
wrought into tables, desks, booSracAs,
cabinets and screens. You can furnish
room beautifully with such belongings
Among the novelties in screens are those
of green glass for fireplaees. painted with
yellow danotliis, chryssnthemums or mi
mosa. Other screens in green velvet are
decorated with quaint Indian designs,
painted in yellow. with draperies OF sois
yellow silk as trimmings
A word about the cushions. Let them
b. of ehintz, cretonne, grass cloth, or even
of butchers linen. but eschew velvet anu
plush.
A new idea is to brighten the green
staiued furniture that has been creeping
into fashion with CLEANS of yellow As dec
orations,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-22

The best way is TO obtain suds by dissolv-
ing shavings of soap in basin of hot
water, then adding the solution to the
wash water This is especially to be done
with black lawn, which should be quickly
washed out in hot studs and Immediately
rinsed in water made quite dark with blue
ing. 1t should be dried in the shade and
ironed while damp enough not to need
spriukling If starch is used it should be
made very blue and diluted till quite thin.
The dress should be dried in the shade,
then starchrd aud while still damp ironed
on the wrong side. 1t is often advisable to
set the colors in other lawns by soaking in
"a pail of salt aud water, or in pail OF
water in which Il little sugar of lead has
been dissolved, this latter especially to
prevent blpcs from fading.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-22

Steam the cherries partly soft in very
little water, with sugar and stick of Gin
namon; then make batter. Take five
eggs, leaving out two whites, beat them up
with cream and -four and a little white
wine; make it of the consistency OF pan
cake batter Stir the cherries into the bat
ter. Drop quickly from tablespoon as
evenly as possible into boiling hot lard, so
as to make the batter balls into round
smooth shape. Fry them of pale brown,
when take up and strew over powdered
sugar and cinnamon
Soak one half pound of sliced bread in as
much cold milk as it will absorb; press it
out, and six eggs well beaten, two ounces
of almonds pounded. onequarter pound OF
sugar one-quarter pound of butter Cream
ed). and a small teaspoonful of powdered
cinnamon; when these are well mixed stir
in one and half pound of cherries. An
inch deep tin must be well buttered, filed
with the mixture, strewed with sugar and
cinnamon over the top, with few sliced
almonds and baked slowly in a moderate
nyan
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-22
Franklin

The following are the real estate trans
fers in Franklin county for the week end
ing July IS:
M.pRID--John g. Conant TO Geo. o. Sanders Of
Nashua, N. IL, 2l00 acres of land 1890
MI ABBAN FowSsHIF-Geo. G. Sanders TO
merio- spool shuttle CO., 1850 a5res lant,
= 4 vsl con. J0.iah f. Prescott of harrington
to Geo. -. -ar der Of " q int In 5952 acres
Of nd. sss2f r u Stubs of 81 rops TO Geo. %.
sanders. i5terest in save lend. sl320; T. II.
u5bs Of Strong 70 Geo. o. saEoere. ~ acres Of
lAnd, :iSI.
G RIHAGE-Lyda Rogers Of al OF Bath TO
John =. Harlow of DiXfeld, tl00.
WfLToS-E. A and Fred 2, Butterfeid to Emma
A. Lothfop, premises $50.
FKEhNAs-I sreal X. Bray Est. to Luna r.
Oliver, farm, ti01
FARMING ToN Mary l.. Burbbau TO Emery V.
Vsrney, LAND and buildings, f22oo; Anna Is Aus
tan TO Anna q. Austin tf Bro0klin N. Y, land,
$500.
IENPLE-Lydia j. Horn to John 1ibbatts land,
$50.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-22
lieo.

AeCoSrooE.
Iutlow-Juiy O. Hannah y. Davenport, aged
T. years.
CUMBERLAND.
Portland-Jals i Ellen ). Nolar, aged 81 years
July Ia, Martin p. Burke, infant son OF Doninick
a1d Jane Burke. aged : months and l. days; July
is, Helan W. Paine, wife of WIN. Allen, Jr., aged
Sd years and o months, July ~, Freeman Newell
Weeks, sged 81 years
Ueering-Ju II. Jason L. Roberts, aged 6q
years and months, July 10. Edward Britt, aged
- years; Jply 80. Eleanor Buggie. widow of the
late Joshua a.Kenuey, aged so years aud :
months.
EEASkLIy.
Pennington H. Mrs. Abble, widow Of Rev.
Samuel Mems IN, aged i yeas.
Fairhsnk4-July ;, Mr.. Emma c., wife OF Ben
aDin Whitm3re, az 20 years
Wet Farm'ngton- july 10, Lizzie May Nor.
rison. aged 10 year..
KSoN.
Camden-Jay 10. Mr. Cora A. y agg eyed q
years, months and "a days
LINCoI.S.
R0othbay-July Il, Minnie B.. daughter OF
Ephrsim and S rah Bridges. aged years
Boothhay Haroor July Il, VIM, NJ. Lewis.
sg g yeart 9 months.
PsxoBs6oT.
Ntwp rt-Juiy 9, R1s-i G., wife Of ]. T Hope.
aged 20 years.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-22

The following is n very pretty dish for a
company tea: First make good lemon jelly
in the usual way. If you have no tried
recipe, the directions on the package of
gelatine can be followed. Into some pretty
little teacups put few fine large straw
berries. Turn the Jelly over these while
it is still Just warm enough to do so. When
you wish to serve the jelly, invert each in
dividual mold into sauceplate, and around
the base of the Jelly pour little rich sirup
made with fresh strawberry juice and
sugar Keep MS cold as possible till served
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-22

Another runaway esas, i by she electric
ears. AS cur genial grocer, Mr.. George
+ Simmons vas driving % wster street
Yesterday sfisraoor, his colt. smsr; four
year old became IRIS hssned at the 8 O'Clock
car ~ il stood 10 front Of the waiting room.
The colt immediately began to run
and crossing the street grazed the
buggy Of Mr.. Vaughn which stood 10
front Of Bscon's barber shop. Mr.. Sim
mons chung TO the ribbons, but Is the colt
made another break across the street was
thrown into the bottom Of the road cart,
thereby losing control Of the horse. Finally
Mr.. Simmons vas thrown heavily
upon the Sidewalk in front Of
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-22

A youag Isdy who IS in business on
ws',r street in our city comes very near to
she inpe1.o siou Of the picsl charitable
aad benevolent person On recent morn
ing while passing house at the upper end
# Water street, she espied a liule child
lirty, with hardly rag Of clothes to
caver i,s little body, and with =
PAR Of bare arms that were
'sitly bli.iersJ by she hot rays Of the mid
summer sun. Wi h a heart brim full Of
tiIy ard charity she asked the mother for
the iosn Of the little oue, and il btir z
granted she took the child. gave 1t = thor
ough bath. bsndsged the burned arms, and
finally dressed il in An entirely new .uit Of
clo'hes throughout, which she fashioned
With her own DIFF fingers. Plotting the
lille child home, she presented II to the
sstonished mother, who With tesrs in her
eyes asked the blessing Of God upon the
good woman who had befriended her. Nc
.ruer charity can be found
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-22
1Aarrieo.


CUMBERLAND
Portland July II, =. &. Haskell aud Jessie r
Dobir Of Port aod July $. rrede lex T
Taylor of calais, aud Mrs Annie Eimtra Aakc
ic-I of Ellsworth.
Pleasant Dale, Cspc Elizaboth-July :, Warrer
". Eafon and ars Phrbe A fhidnsy. both o.
Portland
FRANkLIs.
Wost Farmiugt ,u-Juy i, George A. Wcy
mouth and Miss hlyelyn II. kuowiton. both o.
Pennington. -s~~'
KsoN.
South Thomas'ou-,luy y Robert Herber
Snow OF South Ihomaston, and &c .rgia NJ Sma
of Eort6port.
Friendship July :, James S. Walter of Waldo
born, and Nary Geyer of fTien fship.
Roesport-Iuly 8, WIN. A Paul of Rockport
and Minnie Carlisle of Surry.
kEsNEBEC.
Winslow- July Is, 10y Rev W. J. Kelly, Arthur
B. Penney Of Wateryiilc, and Miss Ina Hend' T
on OF Winslow.
LINCOLN.
Boo hbay-July Y willie NJ. Blake and Mis-
Waite L, Mcfarland, both Of soothbay.
SAoAnAHoC.
Bath-,Tuly y. John ". Ryne and Mira. Lucy +
I. Hsrr OF Bath.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-22

Wash and chop two young hearts of cab
bagc, put them, with pint of young peas
and a dessertspooufui of chopped mint,
into boiling water. cook till tender, then
drain Have a very hot dish, just rub it
with bit of onion, let an ounce of butter
melt i'll it, then turn in the peas and cab
bage. season with pepper and salt.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-22
AFTER McARTHUR.
Officers Exchange shots with the
Murder at North Reading, Mass.

MAIDEN, Mass, July 2l.-Otiicers and
C tizens .who have been on the track OF
Macarthur the murderer who escaped from
Dover, N. II, July II, had lively
experience with hun At North Reading
last night. IL had stopped at a
house for something 10 eat and saw officers
approaching lie immediately rau for the
woods, the officers following close behind
They fired four shots 81 him but none OF
the III took fleet Macarthur then turned
on bis plrsuers, fired three times st them
and diss ppesrsd in The woods A large
rumber of men and boys are now search
iag the woods fer him.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-22

Hartman Bros have novelty in the
sa.ch lur b .sidss TIE hour, nnnute and
.ecoct bands here sre three fthers shich
sbow respectively tae month. day Of ths
month aud day Of the week, Wills uoder
the second lad the moon app srs 10 i'f
different peases The case u Of oItA'zed
silver the back Showing hlsck it attracts
considerable attenti n
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-22

The event of the season az the Fairfield
Troit;rg PARK viii be tie msesiax srfAnged
By Mr.. AMOS = Gerald. August 5h snd
sth. -hea premiums will be given fszre-
Yxsiux siioo IN she iiEsrent cisssss-
Thsre win also De q base easi game on
each dsy. between the Fairfield STATS, one
az he best ap.tsgf mines in the Safe and
som. o he. n4aes nst yss decided on
but sEosg enough to make the games
excifiss for ali lovers OF TN. CLASS
Of sp9r., sd il is understood tha. we
Wat wi ie Military band siH be present
enc and perhsps bssh days, sad add orii-
!issey 70 the occasion BY tell nne Tusse
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-22

mons or lectures. the DIS. Of which vAs a..
Hrered Js-. 81 1857. 9 dictionary that vss
printed tie yss- sfEe- tie Ansr'esn lnss-
D. rdenee ~ss declared ..a "a Esslisa rssd-
errrsasrd IN 1887 Autographs u ihe n I'd and
feassh gsyersass af anse, sad she msf-
risgs iieeaaxs Of gnsy u sar osdss. IN
nxSErxnts
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-22
KNIGHTS TExPIARS
Enjoying Themselves at Nastasket
Beach-Nany Visitors Present.

NANrAsKGr BEACH. Mass, Jliy II -
Hugh De Pay ems CoumsnJery, knights
Irmplsrs, Meirose. held their annual
outing here today. which numbered
fully 700 The Commsndery had as
quests, Portlsnd commsndery, Portland,
Maine. Mount Horeb Commsndery,
Concord N II, ST. Psus Comm .ndery,
Dover. N. II, and the officers of the
Grand Commsndery of Massachusetts, and
Rhode Island, Maine and New Ham pshire,
representatives If the National Great Pri-
DRY Of Knights Templsrs Of Canada and
many prominent commanders IN this juris-
diction. They were accompanied by the
Salem Cadet band,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-22

Eeterafs psIergipg to tbs 10Th Nam
Ragim nttl Ascension, Of hich there ore
Quit g. uq.h ia Ibis city Hnd ne'shto
ho j. lave received notice If the annual
,runi.u uhich ia to he held on L1fg leland,
Case, b3y, Wrl es1sy. 1hu'saHy sad Fri
day. August -. l3.snd lth. The last DAY
of de r,uujou il the 29tf snnive rsary of
the NUT Of the tesim mt mt tie L $.
service The record " this regiment is
sn7 Cinily triHlsut.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-22

People who defend upon coal for warmth
pill rot mourn over the announcement tina
the combination which vas attempted
4moug the owners of coal mines 20 sd
vance the ptic- Of this fuel ard reduce the
product hiss gone to pieces. Several com
nanlrs have gone hack 70 the May figures.
sud he prosoect u mat II ~bl not cost
moe h. run the coal stove next winter than
her ;sfor,-p rheps not "a roeh.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-22

Mrs Noyes, wife Of Rev W Noyes,
safe Missionary for the Bsptists, hsd a
very marrow escape yesterdsY Sns fell
backwards from the top uf the s'.irs a
her resiiencs on Park street, but was for
innate enough 20 escape without any broken
bones, and 1t is hoped that she sustained no
serious injury.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-22

He wouldn't ,esvc: Msud--O. Ii wss
dreadful. There ~as up in this zee. ard
hal 70 sfay up .hsse for torse lag hours
TIL NJ Awoke and went ssay. He was
tight az the bottom OF the tree, you know.
Amy-Why, whose dog wssiss
"Dog' II vas min,r
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-22

New YORK. July 2I,-The HigQanum
Msuufsc uriog Company, Higgsnum, CT,
just sssigned, has = New York office at 1913
Water street. A few years ago the X
II. Allen Company, 1873 Water street,
cohsoIdatsd with the HsgGun Com
Cumpsny, and in November las, ths latter
company soli out this branch of the bus
these 10 he George T. Squire Msnufactur.
ius Company 7 he Hisysnum Company
liabilities ar. $3.50 600. with nominsI assets
about tire ssme which will, il is said, real
ize al lts.t $500 900
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-22

MIR. Percy A. Il, Dow who has been
sprrilf \ part CT the summer vacation
wih his rar ms here. returned 70 Rents
nill yr-tertsl where tie Morse Phllhsr'
mo1ic e uh vii be in practice from now
uniit the 28ih to get everything in rpadl-
uess for the ChsutsuQus Union at FIVE
hurg. Nhch Will open At that thee. The
Philh,rmanIc Club will be strengthened by
the sdd, ion Of mu-icisns FROM Le-iston
And slseV here.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-22

The rose is fashioned with silk. muslin
or sateen. the outside petals being rather
flattened down, to be secured to the ground
with loose buttonhole stitch in embroid
cred silk, chenille or tinsel, as shown by
the thread left loose at the top of one of
the scalops.
The leaves, in either velvet or plush, are
veined and outlined with the rope stitch,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-22

Mr.. ,Iohu Il Pollard, the particulars of
whose coli sion wrh lie Potler's Pond gang
have been punished in thu JOURNAL was
attargsH nsfotr judge SeNsr, Ia thu
Municipal Court yesterday forenoon, where
he waved txsmiuaton AMI furnished III"
rsqu'r. 4 bail 220ohl for tis appearance 81
the Septemhsr term nf "ourf in Aueuiis
Col. VIM. f. u umm md and joseph N.
T.unt, Two Of the leading farmers IL
Wiu,lfw, are his bondsmen
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-22

No matter how macy hundred doses OF
spv other m sdicice are offered for = dollar,
Dr.. pierce's Golden Medical Discovery Is
the cher pes. blood. purifier sold, through
druggists, because us guaranteed, snd
your m snsy is returned if 1t doesn't oenei'
or cure
With its use you Only psy for the good
you GET.
Can you ask more!
e&wfolsmiuly
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-22

The opsn-sir concert by the W 'tetvil
Ntiliarv Bard on Monument Park lat
nigh, announced in yesterdays JoGRNAL
drew out another big crowd. and ihs differ
,nt numbers were crested with enthusiastic
applause Jhese concerts Will he given
hereafter every Tuesday Right u1lass
utherxisa announced.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-22

Diif'.i Deputy. Gfapd Sachem. o \
rueu u Augusta, raised the chiefs Of
Nahumkrsg Tribe If Red Men, last even
iUg Corn and yeoison wag servti. THIS
ttile is ,nj}yirgan unnsuei gree cf pros
urfity. an evidence Of which Is the :. cent
al chase Of "a elegant upright rtsno which
hs- tren placed in the wigwsm at Boz
mans book
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-22

Dr + 4 R.fer A l. Stephenson, W.
H. Whilmnr@ a u g IT DoHtlsss were the
sneets of Mayor + y feans Of Hsllowell
Monday 'vsripg at a cherry piekiog
HIS boonr the Gsfor proved all that conl
40 d-srei IS ho.t. suA IL" gentlemen re
guruei much pleased With the call.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-22
SUES TaE BANK
For Alleged UniustiHsbIs Attachment
Of His Homo.

KANSAS Cry. Mo, July 2I,-H- =.
Stimson, ex-president Of the American Ma
,ionsl bank today sued the Gloucester Ma
tionsl bank of Gloucester, Mass and Joseph
o. Proctor, president OF the bank for $50
COO dsmsges. The suit is the result Of the
ATS chmeDt Of Mr.. Stimsons home, July
10 by the Goucester bank, on claim Of
S2l 900. Mr.. Stimscn claims the action
was uniustifed and malicious.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-22

The following are the real estate trans.
fers IN Lincoln County for the -est end
Jog July Is
DAN.EIscoTTa-.ra J. Oliver 20 Bfnj +. Nc.
Dc maid land. 500
SEwCasTLE-Sa hsriei Bryant to Barzena W
AoCurda, land and buildinss also. Magu.t
flnal 70 Dsbui- aurphs. land, 5.
NALp"Bogo-Yapnsh. 4 ute & Co. TO Ernest
Nannah, land and baildi1gs $500
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-22
THAT-
HAND

Carriage, wagon, harness. sofa, desk,
carpet. bureau. mirror. bedstead. table.
piano. organ, bicycle, robe. bookcase.
press. land a thousand and one other
things which you have no further use
for. may be just exactly what some
other person Is looking for.
The way to find out that person Is
through the WANT column OF the
KENNEBEC JOURNAL. Nearly every
body in the Kennebec Valley reads it,
and the best ofresuIts come from It's use.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-22

3 N EaInsefs q $ Dyer, the two
mealhs's of tbs Gorusn Minstrel troupe
rho have b., n sp-uiiug the GUNNER vaca-
RI At Y Iag's hotel. Jeff yesterday for
NV York whefs tbs rahpany will take
weeks araeuce before ID" ooeniog Of the
season at Asbury Park, y j,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-22

There was great turn out Of St. John,
che Baptist Society and others, At The
funeral OF Mr.. John DsrSssu yesterday
forenoon. Deceased was one of the most
.uccessful husiness man smoFg the French
residents Of Wsterville, and vas much
respected In his younger days. Mr., Oar
veAu vas employ ed a. brakeman on the
Maine Central, but for fl fifteen years or more
has been 10 trade on Tieonic street Thoush
60 tending sssii st numerous disadvantages
he had sue ,eedsd 10 sCcumnls'.ng hand
same urouerty,
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sTA1k EW e,


NDKIH fIANLUk
Farmers are all busy getting hay. Help
in the hsy isld lie scarce in this secii-a
fair crop IS reposied,-Mrs. Abig.il
Graves is visiting her daughters, Mrs c.
Fl. snd Z J. Wooster at South Hancock.
J. II Phillips on Birch Grove Farm has
corn over 1se teer tall II T. Ball ard
wife sp-ut the dsy here. Ssturd.y.-Work
on the f j Stems sumner cottage at the
Point hss been resumed. Two new monu-
msnss are to be placed in Pine Tree Gene
tery.-F. s. Groves is s. home on a vaca.
tiou--Ad ebert Dow is cutie sick.