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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-02-05

SKowHEGAN, Feb. 4-The residence Of
Edward Besau was burned tonight, the FIRE
being caused BY the explosion of . lamp.
Loss $500; insured.
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SEVENTEEN MEN DROWNED
BY tbs Sudden Rush OF Water 10 .
New Mine.

HAzELTon, Pa, Feb. 4 "A terrible &C
cident occurred at Jeanesyille. at IL O'Clock
this m ornins. Seventeen men lost their
lives. The accident occurred in Slope No
10, operated by J. G. Hayden & Co. This
working 10 situated immed iately under the
old workings known ss No. 3. worked out
some five years ago, and Hlled with water
The cause Of the disaster 10 due 10 ,be
drilling Of = hole through pillar which
liberated the immense body of water con.
fined in the old workings, which flooded the
new workings, drowning al the men in
that portion Of the mine.
eeooud Dispatch.
HAzLEros, Pa, Feb. AT IL this
morring while two men were drilling hole
in chamber in the lower lift Of No.
slope, of J. G. Hsydon & Co , Jeanesville,
they broke into the old No. 8. slope which
h .d been idle FIVE years. II bsd been
# ,oded to the mouth, William Brislin, a
driver at the bottom Of the .lope, felt the
wind coming, ami cried out: Boys. foe
G DDS sake, run for your lives or we will
all be drowned" Ia = moment the force
of water came aud Brislin barely escaped
sith his life. Six others were saved. The
water rose 20 rapidly that before any al.
tempt could be made to rescue the rest Of
the workmen, the slops, which is 62i feet
deep, filled to the mouth, Eighteen were
lest, of whom eight were married.
In less than half an hour hundreds Of
men, women and children had gathered
around the slope, ard only after 1t wa.
made plain that none OF the antombsd men
were living or could possibly be reschsd
ultil ali the water was pumped out OF tho
slope, that the grief stricken friends Of the
unfortunsts men were Induced to 70 home
Hayden & Co. will pump the water ont q.
| rapidly ss the machinery IL placed ia poi.
tion and can do the work. Hew long j,
will take is the usstion, ss no definite ides
Of the volume OF water can be sscertained
Many theories are advanced as to the cause
Of the disaster. The slope where thu
| accident occurred is . new slope, and is
,u1k from the bottom Of work. d.ou'
,lope. The latter has been flooded for a,
least le mo,ths, and only few old miner,
knew Of the presence of great body OF
WatEY
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-02-05

BANGOR, Feb. 4,-Rev. s. c. Besch, of
Rochester, N. H., has accepted the call of
the Unitarian society of this city. and will
assume the pasiorase in shart time.
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commit.s % uosss.

Those interested in agriculture are meet
ing evenings and discussing the leading
questions most directly affecting that branch
Of industry. Such . procedure must re-
suit In great benefit to those who take part.
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treaties and punic faith. Pending further
discussion. the committee arose, the dip
lomasic appropriation bill vas passed. The
conference report vas adopted on the bill
providing fer additional justice In the
supreme coast Of Arizona. House ad-
journed.
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Dsath Of q Prominent Saco Citiz sn.

BIDpEFoRD, Feb. +-Stillmsn Quincy,
q retired business man Of Ssco and well
known in this .ec'ion of the State. died
last night. sged 70. He WAS q native of
Moot, Me-, and leave. 3 son and dsugh-
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A Destructive Fire

VASDALIA. Ill, Feb. Fire At Greg
vile. this morning destroyed all the bu.i-
ness houses on the east side of the 50 7are.
Loss, s25 COO: Insurance unknown.
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An Important Treasury Decision.

The treasury department decided the
drafting of instruments and materid i'm
ported by students WAS not entitled to free
entry under the Law admitting duty free any
apparatus, instruments. etc, for education
al purposes.
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II it's scistics, ,bsthe with Johnson's Ano-
dyne Liniment, pressing the muscles and
nerves hard. feb7d&x
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FTNA FCTA T..
SHARES $40 EACH.


wsAgF AUTHORIZED by the SOUTHERN LAND
CoMrASv to paee on sale ONE THOUSAND
SHARES ONLY of stock Of said company at the ex-
trrme low price OF Tax DOLLARS hAch: So per
share with guarantee and pledge of not less
than i2 PeH CESr ASu Al so ~ Equal fRofoR'
rloSArE SHIRE in the profits arising from th'
Investment of total capital in proportion as the
unmher OF shares purchaser holds bears 10 the
total number of shares issued.
By ruts Plan a purchaser may invest any
from 40 up TO l0oo, with guarantee
of "a per cent thereupon and an honest, equal
share In the prntts.
PuRruA4kRs ARE SECURED by the actual hold
ings Of the company II which they become part
aud parcel, amounting to over 100000. and con
-stipg Of improved Real Estate. Investments, &C;
iSnHR 40 CosslpKsArioS WHATEVER will
the total number OF shares issued exceed i,Voo
nor will any one purchaser be allowed to sub
scribe and pay for more than 100 shares or tess
than one single share at the uniform rate OF len
huff.NRS PER siitRE.
SHARES NAY pF WITHDRAWN at any time upon
thirty d4ys notice. the holder thereof being EMIT
led 10 interest thereupon within the hrst three
months and to both interest and dividends for all
time thereafter-PRoFfTs OR DNIDENps BEING
DECLARED or DIVIDED EorALLN every three
months There is no system OF forfeiture, penalty
ur enforced holding OF shqres for a time oeyonu
which It may be iarouYeuient or Impossible for the
purchaser TO hold out. The pronts are not loooed
up by a few.
TuK LIMITED NuMBER OF shares offered and
the low purchase prcs maxi this the safest surest
and most profitable Investment ever offered In
Washington
BETTER than savings Bank.
Hecsuse ii pays about four times the interest
Because the shares are on the sam" security.
RET Err than western Mortgage
Because II pays three tines IA much interest.
Because shares are on established yAlues.
RETTER than an Insurance Policy
Because YOU do not have 10 die TO win.
Because you get the profits o. your investment
At any time II ycu visa TO withdraw II.
Because you protect yourself as well as your
family
BETTER than Government BOnds.
Because Il pays i've times the interest
Because you realize quicker and il Ia Just as
safe
RETTER than Railroad stock.
Because there Is more profits and no risk.
Because share holders are not liable for anything
they own everything.
Orders by mail promptly attended TO.
send or Prospectus.
ROBERT {. CLARKE 4 CO.,
Investment and Real Estate Brokers.
- 4 90 Atlantic Rldg.. 09s $50 ST.
WASHINGTON, II. c.
iau27dAwtw
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III. oov.rrmen. Situation 10 Italy

RoME, Feb. TT IL now ann 5upoed
shss King Humbert hiss summoned SignoY
Crispi, minister Of war, and Lieut.. Ben.
Vial to form . cahioet.
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A GLOWING TRIBUTE
FROM
Skilled Physician.
DANA'S IS KING

The FOLLOWING GLOWING TRIBUTE TO
THE WONDERFUL EFFICACY OF DANAS
SARSAPARILLA.AsA AS A GENUINE BLOOD
PURIFIER. IS ENOUGH TO CONVINCE THE
MOST SCEpTICAI.. COMING AS 1T DOES
FROM A PHYSICIAN WELL KNOWN IN
EASTERN MAINE AS ONE OF THE MOST
SUCCESSFUL PRACTITIONERS IN THE
MEDICAL. FIELD, AND WHO Is ALSO AN
ACTIVE CHRISTIAN WORKER IN THE
CHURCH TO WHICH HE BELONGS -
IsIEsBoRo', Me-. Oct IS, 1890.
DANA sARsArARiLLA Co;
Gests: While [ have always steadily refused
to lend my influence tn any Patent Medicine what
,vpr feel that the time has come when duty de
maula that should write and tell you OF the
wonderful effects of DANA's sARsAPARiLLA
in my own family
s;oynr f5ur Years ago my little daughter began to
show symptoms of Scrofula, which in a short
time developed into the most severe and ma
liynant type I ever saw. am free to confess
mat ,ast ii my skill to Its utmost extent. used
the mos, reliable specifics known to Hdterid
U4Jjrr I consulted with other physicians, but.
despite oil | could do saw that she was iashnS
day by day. -
<, thla lime a bottle of DANA'S came into my
hands, and knowing OF several cures performed oy
it, decided TO try II IN my little daughter case
hat | assure you | had but little faith com
msnced TO give 1t iu small doses, diluted with
water and TO my surprise and great Joy. IN cess
nan a etsk she besan 10 Improve, and continued
10 do so very rapidly. Two bottles built the
bridge TO the shore of health The third one
brought her across all right. In fact Gu RED her
she i. now twelve years Of age, and "a write
can hear her ringing laugh, rs she is enjoying HE
with her school,naie-. CONSIDER 1T TIE
GREATEST BLOOD REMEDY KNOWN ~
MAN.
Yours respectfully.
l.. W. HAMMoNDs, D.
O,,v sarsspsrilis GUARANTEED to Cure.
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SIGNAL 8RHvICH.
Weather Indications tor the Next a.
Houss
WAR DEPAkrnksr,

WAR DEPAkrnksr,
Once Of the Chief Signal Ofncer,
WASHINGTON, Feb. 8, l A. M.
For Maine; Fair; westerly winds
warmer by Friday.
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MAINE LEGISLATURE.
Sixty.6fth Session.


"WEDNESDAY, Feb. 4th.
Senate called to order BY the president.
Prayer by the Rev. Mr.. Randall. chap
lain Of the House.
Journ.i Of Tuesday, Feb. 81. read and
approved.
Houss BILLS READ ONCE, THURSDAY As.
sI6HED.
Bill, an act additional to the charter Of
the Portland Railroad COMPANY.
Bill, IN act ID make the first Monday in
September Of each year legal holiday
Bill, "A act concerning the Portland &
Rumford Falls Railway snd the RumfoRd
Falls and Buekfisld Railroad.
Bill, an act 10 increase the compensation
Of county commissioners of the county Of
York.
Bill, IN act to fix the compensation of
the sheri6 Of the county Of Lircoin-
Bill, an act to establish the salary Of the
clerks OF courts Of Lincoln county.
Bill. an &C, to Incorporate the Msnn-
fact1rers Loan Trust & Deposit Company.
House. BILLS LAID on THE TABLE, I'd BE
PRINTED UNDER THE JOINT RULES.
Bill. An act for the .,rotectIon Of f.h in
the tributaries of Wilson pond in the city
Of Auburn.
Bill, 40 act to legalize the proceed 1ings
by which Lincoln plantation was organized.
On motion by Mr. Ryder of Penobscot
Petition Of Pi,cataquis Pulp and Paper
Company for authority to ersct piers and
booms in Penobscot river, was laid upon
the table to be printed pending it, reference
to the committee on interior waters.
0.her House matt srs disposed Of in con-
curance.
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| EAlbH sJit- FSpVTsFt tuHt tbC saub Oukut
to pass Read and assigned.
| The same gentleman for the same CON-
mistee, TO which was reported bill an act
,els,ing to the president and trustees Of
| Bordoin College, reported that the same
ought to pass. Read and assigned.
| Mr. Savsge of Auburn. for the commit
tee on the judiciary. to which vas referred
bill, An act 70 smend secti,ns 3, 10 and 10
of the city charter Of Rockia1d. reported
that the sane ought to pass. Read and
assigned.
Mr.. D.unmond of Portland, for the
committee on legal afsi,s. TO which was re.
ferYed bill. an act relating to the Biadeford
& Saeo Light and Power Co, reported bill
in new draft urdef sane title, and that the
same ought to pass Read and assigned.
Mr.. Gould OF Kenduskeag, for the COM
mi,tee on wsys and bridges, to which was
referred petition Of Albert Leav;tt AMI
others. praying for aid In bulldog . bridge
Across the Sebssticook river. reported re-
solve 10 favor Of the town Of Detroit
Tabled for printing uadsr rule.
! Mr.. Adams Of Bangor, for the committee
on banks and banking, to which was re
ferred bill, an act to incorporate the Mer.
chsnts' Bank & Trug Company, reported
that the came ought to pass, and on his
motion il was tabled for printicg. peniiag
its first reading.
The same gentleman for the same COM
mi,tee, to which vas referred bill. an act
to incorporate the Lawrence Falls Trust
Company, reported that the same ought TO
PASS, and on his motion it was tabled fol
printing pendin 9 its erss reading.
4 Mr. Archibald Of Houlson for the com.
miisee on banks and banking, to which vas
referred bill, m set 10 Incorporate the
Frontier Trus: and Banking Company, re-
ported that the same ought to pass, and on
his motion is vas tabled for printing pend
. ing its first reading.
!, The same gentleman for the same com
, mit,ee, to which vas referred bill, m &C,
, TO incorporate the Farmers Trust and
Banking Company. reported that the ssms
II fCon,inued on fourth psge.l
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So much of the following pstitions ~ re-
ia,es to issuing bonds referred to the
committee on the judiciary; so
much Of :hese - relates 10 charter
referred TO the committee en- railroads.
By Mr. Allea Of Presque Islse-Pstisiou
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There have been great sdvsncements in
medical science during the last few years.
II no longer surprises Us to hear that the
tliod see, the deaf hear, the lame wslk
Heretofore sufferers from IeTvous ard
chronic diseases could have cute Of their
cases accomplished only by a personsl
visit 10 one Of the lsrgs cities at q great ex
perse Of travel 81 professional fees. A.
,hs PRESENT day all this is changed
celebrat ID specialist in the cure O: nervous
and chronic diseases, known sill over .hs
United States on account Of his enormous
prsctice, grest skill, and the thousands Of
sufferers he hiss restored to health by bis
system Of haYmle ss vegetable remt dies
propo, es to said to all ST # refs from any
form OF neYvou, or long standing diseases,
a vsiuable written diagnosis Of thei, cas-. Q
full y explaining their diseases spi tellie &
how they can be cured free Of charge.
Thousands are beir 9 cured. Don's de ~,
but write =. onee about your c'se to this
zrs At physician, DR.. Greene, 81 Temple
Place, Boston. Mas, the discoverer Of the
grest Nerve Cure, DR.. Greeue's NerEuIs.
Send for his symptom blank to fill out.
d&rlsfclrm
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Boston Market

rL3ToS. sept
FLOUR Values hold about the same
We quote fine and superfue, o. 25a4 so extra spc
seconds a 25s4 90; MINI baker Clear AND straight
Is ooa3 IS, winter wheat. clear and straight q :;
I'D 90 for Nis and MINI.
CoRNMEAL-In fair demand firm st qio.stions.
We quote: Choice kin dried at % o5 10 ye.
Dbl; per bag. o. 4sal So And for choice grsnusted
CoRN-We quote high mixed ~ So; steamer
yellow, 79ss,c; steamer, 75a0oc; good no trade
73a7io, of lots lower as to quality.
RYE FLOUR Is selling 10 small lots al IS 90 "a
per Dbl.
fine and Is i5s5 Is for cut.
OATs-New fancy oats, fsa445; Nos yslt. 3its
42c; No white, 4oa4 10; new ion grstsl IS 80
BnAs-Spring bran in sanfs n els 0o,to 70
and els o. AGO 60 FOR ~in:a-
PgovIsIoss-S;eady dut in fair demsnd.
PORK AND HAMs-We qnote Long CUT, az
25a,5 50; shorT prt- sl5 GOALS rs; backs, eif 7ss
Is 90; eGds. ei7ai7 25,pork tongues, ED sost7.
tl2 50; butt pork, tIo 50; fresh RIBS. 1eic aaus-
ages. "a bologna ssusages, To- hams, "a
ioc; small, iioi srnoke4 shoulters. sig,
corned, 20, smoked ribs, Sc; boneiess sreas-
fast bacon. o.; presssd hams. lcic.
BEEr-Exrrs plate and extra family beef. ell o.
ale oo;pis.e, eli voali 5j;extra mess. sio oo m.ss
comb tripe, 81 20 per h bbi
FRESH BEEF-Choice Steers. 9a9tc. good, So
ioaIie, light. 9ialos, heavv fores, 6aoc; oonmor
to good. 5ssic; light, Gas, rsttles. 4s5i chuets
5s,i; backs, es9c; Iumps. saizc; rounds, s.;
i4slSc. Chicago butts and rolls are selling II,
and tenderiotns at 2Ao
OTHER FBEsp MEAfs--Eholce lambs ,5s OLE
all ooAooo, Chicago mutton. choice. S. &c !,
yeariinss. 0a0oc; choice heavy Brighton yaeic
Eastern, choice, 7sstc; Eastern veal, faasy, %
ios; others. 5a9c: choice Brighton. Qla03
BuTIEa.-MMket firm with Offering not large
We quote Western extra cmr,, 80. tEaey
well Known marks. higher; brsts and extTz frsts.
20s 23c; extra imitation creamery. SUBS;
factory choice. 14sl5c; ans Vi extra onry,
2os23c; and VI dairy, good 70 choice. iss2o::
East cngy. good to choics. loa2lc. Jobbinz prices
Ia DC higher.
CHEEsx-we quote Northern cbntce, 9s9i1;
Western. D, lower grades tn 1nsitty
BEArs-Choice sl,.Ati N hano ptcxsd pes, 30
. 40 per bush, choice mAros hand ptched,
q 25a2 10, small Vt hand picked, % 6oao 10 !,
choice screened yea, 81 9oa2 90: hand picked med
q ksx2 se choice screened. u o1a2 2o choice ysi
eyes, o. e}a2 Is
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PORTLAND Market

PORTLAND, Sept II
FLoUR.-SuperAne and low grade t5la
( spring aud \ Y spring, Is 7ta5s patent -pfio
Shests, Is 51a6s; Mich. straight roller, 75a55
clear do. q Jas IS; St: Ioais strsieh; roAei
Is rs 90: clear do. o. IS IS winter whes'
pat..r.s; t6 0oa6
Psopuon-Cape oranter-tes. tio OGaio 50, pes
beans, t2 5oa2 20, medium. 20 ooso 90, German
med, e2 s5a2 IS, yellow eyes, % O0aaa Is, cN oea
beans o. 75a2 IS, notstoes pe- bust ID 50',
onions. r., hi o. 0na3 SO.
GRAIy-H mixed corn, 76a77c, new soyn. Or
ooc; corn, bag lots, s3ssii meal. bag lots 7sa ~
oats, car lots, 4la52o; bag lots, f7a50o; cottor
seed car lots t27 s0a2s co. do bag, rs 90a2o no; dc
sacked bran, lots, &lgo0a20 %. dc bag. 0 eos
q 90; middings. 81 Ots2s 90, do bag lots t26 Coz
20 90.
sPHovrsiosa Pork, IL =, Az 0Osl6s0. neu
el6 Ooal6 rs; short onts t'5 5oa'6 o., beet, q,
mess 10 oOaO so plate eli 25slt SOCK plate. II
al22 lard, tubs. per ID, 7iasic; teroes, 7lseie
pals, sallo; hams, per Id. Ilsi2e; do covered
lIial2lo.
isa2Oc; fowls, i4a15o: ducks. ooaooo.
SUaAR.-Grauuated per h. 4ic, extra c, 49,
SEeDs.-Red top, d 8os2 %; 1tInothy seed
o. b5a1 90, Glover, sAal3c.
CHEESE. - Vermont, lla!2o; n. I. Factory
Halle; sage, liai2c.
BuTTER.-CreamerY per ID, s2a2io; gilt edsr Vt
22a23c choice l0a2ie; good, I9a2lo, store. i6aisc
EGGs-Eastern extra, 19a20c; Canada and
Western, 0os0O; lined. 00a0oc.
APrLEs-Eatlng. per Dbl ei 75a2 so, oookiDR
OIL toas0j; evaporated. per Id. l4aie'; do new,
9aloo.
Malagas, 00aoC.
OR1yoKs-Jamaioa, ooa0o; vslene.a. 20 oosD %
Mess.pa, u toas6 90: Florida. a scs5oa
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a-,usts Wholesale Market

CORRECTED EVERY TUESDAY BY 7. L. WEFBER
APrlks.-Evaporsteo, lsAlSc; dried. 7ss.
BRAss-Pea Maine, ~ 10, N. r., ~ ~ 40 20
Yellow eyed. "a 75a0 90.
BurrKs.-Creanery 2oas5c, bali, 20 22i; aoiie
lsa2 %.
CaKEsv.-Faotory and domestic 9.0'
kGGs.-20l per do1.
GRAIN.--Corn, $50; meal. 80, brab, VI 10 "
cwt.. cotton seed nes.l, q ioai 4J ger bag.
HAy.-Loose, ti9 Goals ts; pressed. 10 IVA %
straw, u 7ase 90.
suGAR-4s . r ID.
HuyEY.-Lox, lsazec per ro1nd.
LAsp-Domestic, ioat o., xAg'"~, 't"-7s'4 II,
MI .oN.-saloo per pounc lamb, 9aloc.
osrs.-5oc per hTsh.
POTATOES 35aiOc.
PouLTaY-Foyl l2al45; spring chickens, lSc.
WooI,-2oa22c per ID UNIV ssael; Soc Yasa.u
WooD--Dry hard. - Or se- ootd. soft, - ~
4 90.
HIpHs-iighI Sic per % scAay Sc; shssp rs
et 90; veal skins, l0at3o
VEAIs-7aoc per ID
Augusta Rect Company Thoi-ssi. t'rio Nri
rent
BKEr-sides, 5a74o per ID; hind quarters. s
lilo; fore quarters 50, rounds With ssos. &c
without flank. 6a-" ,-umI AMI 'c'-' l2s s, ,"n'
cuts. loc; rounds, 4; loiDs, l3a5; ratties 3t4'
y M 6,7'
LAMB-l0lIic
NrrroN-ossl0t-
kHasf-es9ic
VEAL sapj
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The Maine Central r. r. Co. hsve AZ
-png,d another in addition to the long let
OF excursions which they have already
ven to the people this year. Next Friday
the, give an extraordinary opportunity tor
visiting the Na,io,sl Soldiers HON
at Tosus. claimed and with go i
reason to be the most utter
e.tug spot in Msine. Ths train leaves
wsterville 1t $50, and At Gardiner the
passengers will cross The covered bridge.
900 feet Ions. to Randolph, .here they viii
fi,d . train of two feet narrow gauge, the
Kenpehec GENITAL Railroad, IN waiting
The fare from Waterville and Winslos is
Only 80 CENTS and Fairfield 81 90, the rcu0d
trip, to retu in the afternoon.
rosus is small ely in itself
with its 1900 I'D war heroes, fee buildiogs,
beautiful promenades, church, opera house,
gardens, deer park, stables aud blooded
stock. The culinary arrangements for a
family so large that seven barrels OF -four
are cooked daily for bread alone, are worth
q visit, il there were no other attractions.
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Franklin.

The following are the real estate uans-
fers IN Franklin county for tbs wees end
NJ Sept II;
Nxw suAkoS--Iemaei b. Smith OF Cheshr-
vile TO Carrie Il. Leig itcn ct ais. interest In
pRenisef, tloo.
nan, land, bui iaipg etc. 81: Frank 4, Rag r
to Jo-l Wiains, homestead fsrU. 1000.
RASGrLEY-Edw A. Rogers 10 ". l.. Blu Ter
of rhil fps, one six h Of premises. 800.
AyoS-W l.. Libby estate 70 4 o. Gretnl eaf
OF Pennington. ene-hsh OF land, %, same to
same On bat OF "a mill, ct. teis
CT Esrxs rIILs-C W. Robbins to Geo A.
WeymontA of ~ ming on, val con
CAKrH.GK-Joseph d. pannins to Robert o.
Duunipg. Land. $i5o
FARMixGroN--Mailda y. Hoyt to Henrietta B.
W. Brown. lana ana bailsings. t3loo, Byron Far.
RAJ TO Stephen Lake. land aud buildings, $4,000
MapRID-Samuci Whitney of Phillips TO Sarah
n. Mopl n. lard. $40; y, fiesc IT q Z rmlng
Ton 10 Phstips 4 kigciey X. 60 land. 81;
II. ba,haw y 10 5 ine iand, 81; EaWiu Keen
al, to sam :. la8,. FL, n. b. Dc, of h HRS to
$ me, land, 81 Dennis Mouli n 4; al. TO sam
and, 81.
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Mons. Francois Deny native OF France
bss several pupils both in tii' city and
F.iraeli. He teaches the language by
the Berli.z method, and has met with most
ex,sllsrt sue e.., in o'her cities and towns
in the State. amon4 tn. m R'csi land, Bal
fast and Camden. General Secretary Tow
e. has had some talk ~ith him about organ
izing q class at the Y M c. a. rooms, and
II a sufi Gent number Of the members OF
tte association .1press desire TO J IN
such class, they will have an opportunity
TO q 30 8. quite . reduction from the reg
ular rates Mons. Deny aiso tesches the
German language.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-16

The steamer Islander Las clt SD the
season Of 81, and vene down to Southport
,,.rri.y afternoon to @ into winner
a ,nrter,. The season has lasted sbou. 10
xeek. and has been the most successful
one the I.l.ud,r has had 'iuce she was
placed m 'hs route She has been vel
M nj ged the season ard remarkably well
q. t'icered, and to these facts are due much
OF b = succ.ss. The bills are not all in the
tes, urer's hsDds Is yet. So that statement
o, lhe seasons busine Is cannot be furnished
q present.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-16

A ccrmi,.es Of live s.ck experts has
sppo -tioned the cash premiums TO be
a .arded in the Exposition Live Stock De-
p.-tmept, amounting 10 $3.50 600. as FOL.
lows: For hr.e'. $52,L00; casile, $780,.
600; swine, q 600; poultry and pet stock
SO 600; dogs, $1,000. Ths leaves con.
ii, gent fund # $40 900, which Che'
Buchauan says shou d be IN Il for specis
breeds Of animals that msy b ave bseh over
looked
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-16

A-.pecial meeting Of the board OF d.
reetors ot the Y NJ C. A vas held at the
70 ,ms Monday evening. for the purpose OF
C % sdering the sdsisabiiity Of giving =
series Of entertainments this winter. Con-
siderable disc ussion wss held, but the out
come visa adverse to the idea aud is is doubt
ful 10 the association will put on regular
series of entertainments, although it 10
PROBABLE that several concerts and lectures
nay be given during the winter. 1t vas
dec ded TO give the young men of the city
a reception a, the rooms On Tuesday even
T. Sept 29th