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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-29
GOSSIP OF THE ORANGES.

The next meeting of Waldo County
Pomona Grange will be held with Hon
estv Grange, Morrell, Nov 10, with the
following programme LIST, opening ex-
ercises: I'd, address of welcome, by
Oracle Bowen; Sd, response, by Sister
BELLOWS; 4th, report of oranges; 9th,
comforting fifth degree; 9th, appoint
m.pt OF committees; 9Th, recess; sth,
music: 9th, topic, What new method
of farming shall we adopt to meet the
demands Of the times2' to be opened by
Bro j. G. Harding; 10th, song by Bro
A l.. MIDGET; llth. poem, by Sister
Oracle Bowen 18th, topic, "Why cannot
the sisters talk in the grange as well as
QUIZ" opened by Sister Bowen; 18th,
closing
The Waldo County Pomona Grange
met with Morning Light Grange, Mon
re, Oct. 18Th The meeting was called
to order by W. M Geo Richie. After
the opening exercises and reading and
approving the record of last meeting
the committee on the revision OF by laws
made their report. The sections were
discussed separately. 1t was voted to
change Section l OF Art. in relation
to fees, the rest TO remain as they are
Voted the bylaws be copied In the sec
retary's book. Eleven oranges reported,
the most Of them in prosperous condi-
ton. Conferred fifth degree on five
members. Noon recess The sisters OF
Morning Light Grange provided boun
tIful dinner, including roast moose. The
afternoon session was as follows Music
BY the choir. Brother Il. Durham In
stalled the officers who were present,
viz: W. NJ, L.. Chap See, Flora and
Ceres Questions: "ResOlved that the
patrons of Waldo county should co OPP.
crate in buving and selling Opened by
Bro. Jos. Ellis, followed by F. w Rit
chic, j. @. Harding, d. Dyer, II Daw.
son, + Partridge, F. Atwood, Sisters
Atwood, Rose. Richie and others. Song
by Sister Dyer. Recitation by Sister
Kicker A rising vote of thanks was
given to Morning Light Grange for cour-
teous treatment, also to the installing
officer, Bro. Durham. Closing
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BUILDING Up HER NAVY.
Chinese Naval Circles in a state Of Tn.
usual Activity.

Foo.CHoo. Chins, Oct. 28-The Chi
ne.e government has decided to begin AZ
Establishment for the instruction CT Chinese
naval officer in the handling Of modern
torpedoes and for the manufacture of these
weapons Cor the supply Of the warships and
defense of III. c1ass cities. The land, an
island several miles below this place,
has been seiec.ed. Such officers ~ the
Chinese Nsvy possesses and the foreigners
in the SERVES Of China have been directed
to commence the uecessa,y work immedi-
asely, sufficient Bhey hay;ng already been
appropriated. A commission has been sent
TO Europe TO investigate a. to the most APP
proved Systems Of torpedo msnufscture and
defense, and the resalt OF ifs report will be
adopted ut the new torpedo station.
Great sctvity is being shown Ia Chinese
Navy circles concerning the increase OF
heir lees aud the rendering Of il more
Formidable 10 e.se Of fsreig, var. Saw
eEsl vessels are Low on the stocks ct the
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Literary Notes

One of the most interesting articles in
the November magazines is frank
Sanb0rn's, THE Home and Haunts OF
Lowell" in the New England Magazine
Mr. Sanborn was for many years an inti-
mate friend of Emerson, Hawthorne,
vhoreau, and Lowell and he possesses
knowledge of the men which those
who read their books can never attain.
The personal element in this article is
charming. The illustrations from pencil
and pen and lux sketches made on the
spot by Sears Gallagher and William
Goodrich Beal add to the attraction OF
the article.
In one of his lew pre- faces to his prose
works DR.. Holmes confesses to strange
feature Of authorship often noticed. he
saws: at is long time since l have
read it ('The Guardian Angelo and many
of its characters and incidents are far
from being distinct in my memory"
The fact that an author has written a
book does not presuppose memory OF
its every word on his part. 1t is said
that Dickens used to take great pleasure
in reading his own novels, and many
authors turn to their own books some
time after publication as if to the works
OF another.
A friend of Thoreau who was with
him in the White Mountains, when he
slipped ard sprained his foot in Tucker
mans raviue and within few seconds
after put his hand on the arnica mottes,
never seen bv him before, which was to
heal his spain, tells me that the anecdote,
az told hv Emerson in his funeral eulogy
NJ ThOrpau ia not exaggerated Another
example he gives me of the quick eye of
the poet naturalist for all that concerned
natural history Padding their own
canoe across one of the lake, of northern
Maine, they took refuge on little island
to escape summer shower-pitching
their tent and sitting under it. When
the shower had passed, and they rose to
strike the tent, Ihoreau stopped down,
picked up bleached bone lying in the
leaves near the shore, and said, merely
glsncing az it--"That is a beaver 5
skull"-snd so it proved to be.-"The
Breakfast Table" in Boston Advertiser.
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New York Stock Market.


Svv tOFE, Oct ~
ELoUR-Rcoeipts 25s3s csgs; exports. 255
sales, 2iiOo bush; low extras ao5a4 rs; City
mills s 25ass IS; city mil, ps,ents. . 3aft5.os
fancy, a. 3oas5 is patents h 6oaa5-35 Minnesota
clear, e. s5a,i 90 siraishts. q 65ats25; do. pa
tents, a. 75ss5 so. rye mixture, t435nti s., snp
ersu,, - eosi o. fne, 0oat3 IS
WHEAT he". 'oe. 1880 nu-h. 'sro-'' 9ss52
sales % oto, dull, irreg llaf, closing timer wi b
options, n red, io2iaiosi. store aud eleva-
tr. is2,ato3i, sfosi, :o3aI'5 rob. ~" & red
90, a l0o No. / Do err. t. arrive, '041 No /
Zero 70 arrive 1919
BE stronger q net, western, l00a1o2
BARLsr-w weak, quiet, No milwaukee
CoRs-keU G.g75, apvfts. 7200l. sA,As
1000, du,l, ~eaker; so.2, al; elevator. ri
anoai; No. 2 white, -.
OARS Receipt. 1925; exports SEQ; s,les,
i7i0o0 IRIS gular closing stesdier fair trad NO
35s, do Nhite, 36., No. ., 6aS7!, 90 white. 81
No. !, 81, DO white 30, mixed west'n, 3ia37
do white 15s4i. While state, 80, Al; No. Z Chi
cago. 27aj7I
CoFfsE-- tsio. more active, firm; No. 7, l2ssl2l
SueAB-Raw, firm demand; refined. qui /
No e, ASS; No. e,3 g.l5; No. 10. liz:
No. II, 10; No IL. 23s OF a 3 1915 a 4;
mould, AIS; standard, IA, confec-
TONERS is cut loaf and crush, 81
PETRoLEUA-steady quiet, uni'ed. 80.
TURPEsTT.E-
Po2K- dull easy
GK2Y-dgli, steady
LARD 10 ser, dull; western steam, d 37l;
city. 10; retoed. weak; Continent, ~ 55ss 50;
y. A TO.
BUT1Ea- quiet. weak.
Ggszss- qnie., about steady.
F'elshts H. Nv sry,,.. market, firm, good de.
nand
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THE RAILROADS.

R,o,hbsy Resist.Y: The nsme =. -"
= T,rccln z >iivay has been cuanSsu
- M.;oe Central, and 10 fecogu'z % ~ .ne
p,.,si Dspaf;msnt ~ such on n Suse Tvs
ak .nS orSe,s have been issued TO pay w
Mans Csntrsl for all service due OF 70 w
ccms aue on the route, violence Oh cnAnts
~ ,;,,s hayius been substituted. NOV We
sh.i, "a ,hina, b ,sin to snap along This hne
Ch ,n,s cars 4, Newcastle for BoofnoaY sao
Hoo,bb,y HMbor. Don't leave youe u"
brsll, or package ia the car.
Mr., W. H Carr Of Bath, had his im, ,
moved Joint for holding rails toeesnei pu'
n position today. This IL new invenuoa =
and cor s;sts Of dove tall on ihs cossom =.
,s,I,. Tns dove tail 10 cut ont OF !ne nsuse
that sets on tie sleeper, so ~Hno1. 80!
,tfsp on the raj they cannot Ie nAa'ss
mar, or moved sideways. Inc imptossa
in, sas put down by one OF me sscAo a.
o.nd, unasr the direction tf Road Master
Vsxine Of the Msine Central Il. H. Tney
pronounce it q grand good thing.
hi, Understood that the Maine CenuA.
p.;ir,.d Com5any proposes to erect a
once = new srd large freight house io'
.hs accommodation Of the business ct BAH
Th,. Freight house will be $50 feet Icing
hn;It ia the most m ,dern style AID will give
s-a.,s, facilities for handling bota outward
snd inward freishss. They will also MAKE
additions 10 ,heir present tracks In this CITY
.ra when tho improvements are completed
a, they will be II an early date, ootn snip
~. ,nd receivers Of freight in this cisy
Iii nave much better faculties for doing
| their business.
The reas,ns aivea by General Managel
| ro,hsr of the Boston ard Maine for MOI
m.kius Biddef,rd . stopping place for th'
ni,h, Pullmsn over the Western D.visioI
of his road ,eem fair and proper. Train
are obiQed to stop at Saco 10 take wstei
~ that station b. ips 80 near Bidisford
| /. mot advisable TO stop ut both inasmucn -
n.e.snyers by the nigh: Pailmsns object Il
so rnany and frequent interruptions ~
stops. Mr.. Furtef thi9ks wi tne soo'
train service nov given B'cdsfofd rue pee
pie there ought not to be cVsr s1fehuou
about the point st issue.
| After accompanying the railroad com
m;ssioners over the main line OF the Msin
Central To Vsreeborc, General Manage
p.v,on Tucker and ne hssd, OF depart
msn,s on his lire went TO Bucksport Thurs
d,y evening" 10 pass the light. specia
t,ain took them TO Noun. Desert FER
ve,terdsy morning, so iha. they sgai
res CHI d Bsngor at II o'clock. 40 ut moo
The party left on special for Dsxter ar
Foxcroft snd from there intend.d TO 80
F,rnip g.on to pass the night. This is Mf
fuckers regular trip of inspection over tn
line win his subordinstes to note all tn
different places where repairs or improve
ms uts are needed before winter commenced
The condition Of the line was found to
excellent and only few little changes ~
contem plated. The trip was piessAr
one.
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SOMERSET RAILWAY.

Commencing Monday, June 18th, 1891. tsslas
sill run rs follows, connecting nj OAKLAND viii
Maine Central Railroad.
For Boston, Portland, Lewiston, WAteFvtls, IA
gasta, ehowhegan and Bangor:
Passenger trains leave Bingham, 6M 4. Il,
ii2 20 p. Nj; solon, 6.52 A. M, i2.NP H.; Cam
Junk Fails, 1854 a: M, los P. Nj; Enodsl, -
A. Nj, l.2o p. NJ. North Anson, 7.l7 4, H., lMn
NJ; Arson, 7.27 A. NJ, / 81 p M; Madison, 'nA.
"; 2o2r.M :; Norridgewock, 70 = NJ ~ Z
crossing, 500 a ~, .2S2 p Nj; arrive 0akaad
SO a. NJ, 2,30PM
from 30 ton. Portland. Lewiston, Augusta, W.
tcrville, SkowheRan and Bangor:
Passenger trains leave Oakland, S.o5 A. y, ~
p. NJ, sawtelle Crossing, 800 A. M. %@r T.;
Bangs Siding, .9.26 A. Nj, '5.07 P. M NoFfilp
gock, ga A, NJ, GA 2. NJ: Madison, e.64 4 I,
) IS =. M; Arson, 1884 NJ, Bpm Nofsl A.
.ou, ito O6 A M, $50 p NJ; Embden, lo.0 Az
a.o6 +. Nj, Carratunk Falls. 40 i5 NJ. Ar
VI, Scion, 1888 A. Nj, GIG NJ; arrive Bisstn,
II 20 A. NJ, OBS p. Nj.
alag stations, at which trains stop On dQaN
uotice to conductor. Mixed between bhsAan
and North Arson. WIN. NJ. AVER, ~
sept3dtf
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,.vv v.rd. and their completion 10 being
rr.haS forvsrd ~ RAPIDLY - the mstefiAi
c.n be supplied By the European oonsracs.
~. IRE new stone dry dock u almcs'
sn;.ssd and viii soon be able to take IN ne
m.;,yisv 81 The vessels now snsa gsd In IN
Cn;nsse trade. II 10 plenty large enough
-, .nv man-of-vsr the Chinese govern
ment owns. Al
China, and the building OF var vessels ne.s
has couti aued since China nsss oegea y
adop, modern ships. bu: the cause OF ~.
present I'M Usual activity ana toe snAIssy
shosn conceroing the rapid es'aonsnnso'
a the torpedo ssation 10 unsccounteo 1o1i
unless il be that the Chinese Caones 81
psess that its replies to the demands OF ot
foreign powers concerning the recent pun
msr ousrsges upou the fofsisa fe',eeas'
Ard mi,,i snsrie, in the valley Of the fang
tss NAV no, be - isfacsofy and that inset
us,;onal c omplicaiious may result in vnicr
case the use Of her navy and tofped'e'
| you'd b. necessary.
Il has been feared for some days ihas u
attack ~epld be made by the members o.
the Ko,ai Hai society Of insurrection'ss'
upoa the Chinese arsenal Of this placs e
obtain the arms and smmIn itton kePs sso'eI
he,e. The soldiers on guard d the afeena
are in many cases known TO be either mem
Der, o; the X ,lai Hui or in sympathy witt
| i,s members. Any attack made woaic
probably be Q successful one. and Cmn'
would be thu. deprived Of her Princ,pa
store Of arms and munitions OF modefs
ws,fsre. Al,
Ia The case Of 3 mob attack upon tn
arsenal, is would, in all probability, ex'en'
70 the fore, 1e,s residing il Foe-Choo, en'
IS coon as the plsc.rds we're posted cainal
upon the people to make The attempt tn
foreigners took refuge In tho chipping II
the hsrbor sud foreign gunboats proceede
10 the threatened point. The arrival OF ID
euobosss put an end to all attempts to col
lect = MOB, al d all Is now quiet.
A foreign msn-of-ssr will be Kept "a
toned here during the continuance OF IN
prs $ snt condition Of Fl airs. and a. long q
his i, ,he csse no fear Of mo
stack need be entertained. The Chimes
have great dread Of war vessel OF IN
foreign devils" aud never venture within
range Of bis gus when on evil purpose
bent.
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The numerous friends of Mr. F. A. Rob
1ips ID this city will be sorty TO learn that
>. bss decitei to pull up saSes here and
ocate IN Belfast There is = good openi4 Z
"a tast ei,y fer the upholsteiins busin7ssr
4nd the musical element, whi.h . a very
strong factor in Belfast cciety, are very
anxious for him to seiils amongst
them. He will be cont ecled viii
J tue Belfast band and Sanborn's crchestrs
ana will be found valu .5le scquialgion By
10Th these organizations. He ia man Of
steady habits, ard sn excellent worker il
sny cause with which he Identifies himself.
| HIS departure from Waterv.lle will be 4
| loss to the musical interests here which vii
be fslt, bat il hs is TO improve his pros
poets By ths caanse, of course his ftIend'
will pit him god .sperd.
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The beauties Of An electric system which
depends upon water power have been very
coospicuous in this city for some time past
Fu.sd.y night we know Of que man per
fectly sober. Who could 70, KEEP the side
yak ca sc2ouot OF Inc pitchy d knees OF
Main street another ShD ercdu tered "a
obstruction o. iae si1e.atk stG vent heels
over head. another who supposed be wa
On the Iigds tack until he ran pIdng
.gainit tree with such force t2A'
ne thought il was all stsrIigii.,
and still another, who was walking along II
full confidence that he was On the Eidl
street sidewalk, until be coi'ide1 with tue
Soldiers mos umeat These are only fe~
Of ths many episodes that might b. enumef'
at d, but there are others shat might be
gwen If necessary.
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Augusta wholesale Market.

CORRECTED EVERY TUESDAY BIT 2. L. WEBER
APrLEs.-Eyapora:ed, issisc; dried, 7ae
BEASs.-Pea, Maine. a 10; n. T., o. 70 40 %.
Yellow eyed, new, q rs.
BurTER--Creamery. 2oaae,; bali, 22s2ss; soIid
isa2oc- .f1
CHREsy.-Factofy and domestic, liaIzs.
ksGs.--2so per dof.
GgAIs.-Corn, 7se; meal. 100: bran. d 10 Der
cwt. cotton seed meal, d 40ai 50 par bag.
HiY.-Loose, eio GOALS %; pressed. IL soaI7n;
straw, u 75as %.
SUGAR-4t per d.
HoyKY--Box, 1sA24o per pound.
LAKD.-Domestie,f oatos: vss4syH. t1eSss ylsiio
MUrros.-ssiec per pound; lamb, Saloe.
OATs,-45c per bosn-
PoTAToys-5as0c-
PoULTRY-Fovl i2alfo; spring ohlcksus, f4ai7e.
WooI-20s22c per II unvas1sd; ~ vasnea,
wooD-Dry hard, - " ser cord; son, e H
eco.
BIDxs-.Lixh. Sig per ID ssavy =; shssp, Ma
q %; veal skins, fca4oo
VEAL-7a9c per ID.
Augusta Beef Conpsays Wholesale Priss Cur.
rent
BEKy-Sidss. 5a7o per ID; hind Quarssf,, 81
lie; fore quarters, ia3e; rounds WITH asnk &C:
vithoat flank, sa7s;runp and lofna, iiai2,: sAnrt
cats. 100: rounds. SI7; Ioins, lza4; rAtues saf,;
barf. CAS-
LANs-gai0c.
SHBRP-sagc
VEAL-aa9c
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Taefe was large attendance Tuesday
night At Hose House No 4. Ticonic street
it uCing understood that the votes would bs
con ted in the chsif cln'es; that has been
goll oc fer some ~eeks. l. was found
however, thai there were several books Gu
on both slde,, and 80 the court was post
Jned until next Tuesday evening, and
Messrs Trainer and Wilson, she contes
tants, we're maia a committee 10 see Mai
the books srs Gil in st thst TINE, so that ihe
courr may be mate wi.hou. de sy. The chall
which was purchased at Frank Redtngtnn's
establishment, is q aLe one, sna est $50
IL was at the Hose House At the meerir.
Tuesday hight aud was much admired. Ii
the Coming week II is lksly thar g5ot
many more votes viii be thrown which vi!
add by 80 much to the funds in the tress
ury.
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Come to stay.

The terribly aggravated form o. infnenzs,
which phy stclsns tue continent Of Eurnp des-
;snate as' la grippe" seems TO have effected a
D rmauent Judgement this side the Atlantic. II
ma res It, Iesppea sece soon ia the c1oi ueatn-
or Sc = 10, ard not infrequeutiy curing the sum
mer months In the spi ing II is rampant. Moth
ing checks its trst attack, 40 thectusliy un-
ieracts its subseqIent ravag'S, az Host tier 9
stomach Bifters he forti ying, ingizorating To-
haepee Of that benefcent tonic protects the sys
{ m agsiasf the Dangers which beset feeble ply
sqae aud a weakly constitution con=eqas nj upon
abrupt frantic, of temperature. 1t difus.s a
geni-l warmth through he diaphragm, which 70
a means of Deutr liking the effect of exposure In
damp or rigorous weather. In dysDeps a, liver
conf lsfnt, eostiveness. rheumatism, mala In and
Kidney troubles it IL never resorted 70 without
yoof results.
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The Baptist sociaele vas held on Tues.
day evening at the residence OF Mrs G T.
Benson After short entertainment con-
sisiins of . recitation b. Lottie Flasg,
reading by Miss Ladd and music, pencil
and paper Was passed to each number Of
the company and they were requested to
write their viii. After beginning 10 the
proper form, the paper was passed to the
left band neighsor, who wrote . list Of AZ
ticles which be vas willing to dispose Of.
The papers were again changed and the
Wills were read aloud, causing great
amusement.
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JspnIs, the l,ttie daughter OF M L A.
Fcse. who has been sex Nth 3 IoSd fever
for sons tine 10 yst very Ssak eut no~
shows synptsrls Of improvement And =.
che has the best Of care, Il 10 hoped taA'
.hs will recover. Nr. Wood., who 10 down
With the came eisease, 10 very low and hii
case is regarded IS very critical. He has
been sick several weeks.
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Prof. Haley arrived in the city Taestsy
night, and siA st once naxe Arrangement
loosiag TO the organ 'tion OF his adult AID
jivsBile ea7ciog classes FOR the rin.er
fhey viii probably be held, ss last ses-
sou, in Sope,'s Hall, where PHI 7ste
pgpil. will also De taught. hif-
Eaey will also organize several sehools IN
aeishborinz lawns. He will use the
orchestra = hich Is 70 be formed n elnnec-
!ioa with Wstersiile Military Band, the
rehesrsGls Of which will commerce very
snOn.
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Chicago Produce Market.

CHICAGO. Oct 2s
zIoUB- steady. unchanged
WHEAT opened ioxer, closed higher. No
spring e3i; No zA,
Coky- ruled strong, % ISL.
oATs-- weak cary, reacted; &C. ., 29la2ef
2rE--No 4, o1ka9t.
ElRLgY-So. 2, 60; No. Hsxseed, S5aH5i
PogK- Mess. ts s25
LAEp-- pr 100 lbs. sso7I
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The raising Of Mr.. Floods brick BLOCK
o. Main sirses will be WATCHED viii sood
deaf Of interest II IL Al o!d-fa,hioned
buiiiipg, erected many years sso, but the
| stor-s On ,he hrs: fsoe, which have been
nssd ia the lsuodry business. are 70 Be re
modelled. Few froais put IL. snd the Plans
male desirable ger orally.
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Another Rsgan lecture tomorrow evening
Every body will be gai 20 Rad this an
noui C ,ment, as Pref. Rsgar is popular il
GiidlHer, His sut jet tonish; is on ''Rsmb
logs Ia Rome" II il an illustrated lecture
full Of interesting points about this ancient
city Of tbe Romans. Seats are now on sails
| AZ B.sncharls.
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Schooner Crew Saved.

QUEBEC, DC. % A dispatch from the
NJ ssdslen islsrd says the three. mastsd
echooeer Koekekc, whils waterlogged on
Monday night. went ashore on Amherst
island The vessel and cargo will be
total loss. The crew as ssved.
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Pu nsu < Clcss5u nave completed the
s.xirg Of their large orders and are now
G1tshiag up the small ones. They will
y ubsbiY shat tue Mill down Saturday ?
me middle % rex, week. They are undo
.iGed yel whether 70 send crew CT men
i4to The r1oGs or rot.
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Mrs Ssilie Sha. entertained the Essfz-
ture cisss Of tie wa~rviDe Hish School
Tuefdsy evsnilg =: lie: home OF A'in
street TIE tea.hsr, Misc Minnie Smith.
was present &c c3a,uc. tie rss2in7, which
va from Chsucer, 1nd the cecAs!on vas OF
course . pleassas s6ai.. Refreshments
were seyysd.
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Jimss Emerson. workman at tbs
Puts,on houses Of the kniokcrbocker ics
Company. wa injured in serious manner
late ruesiay afternoon, While at work
about the houses s heavy piece Of timber
sbon; 30 feet lo1g fell saToss his leg break
log 1t just below the knee snd again at tn,
agKir and 5isiocstin2 the ankle. The Drs
SIou, Of this city vera called ana reduced
til. fractures.
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I suffered with rheumatism ia the shGul
der for months and the only thing l found
that did me xay COED ~ss Salvation Oil. II
cured me. AMI recommend ii to all suf-
ferers With said disease.
n. ULMAN, Pearl ST., Baltimore, Md.
A lady who has suffered for over three
months extreme torture from . violet
Oh has beeoms completely cured by DR..
Balrs Cough Syrup. oct27d& vfolrm
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-29

Tuesday night specisl car containing
nearly so Augusta Masons came up from
Gardiner. The run from that city to Bridge
street, Augusta, and then back to the Cal
house IN the lower part Of this city. VA
made in the fast time Of 46 minutes. This
means that the ca travelled at the rate Of &c
miles An hou,, which il, the steep hills con
sid red, remarkable
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-29

Messrs. c. L. Spsulding and Fred Pink
ham, accompanied by others, went to the
lake yesterday. and placed bouys over the
boulders. iedgss. etc, that hsre, heretofore,
made steam navigation on the lake danger
Gus. The cost will be betrayed by popular
subscription.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-29

Ttis u,derstood tast two If Gardiner
yon sppFti man ill Try their speed OF
20 ia tsce Tor s. 3 side 10 come Il
ally this evening". They will run from
Brl5gs to Church streets. Lots OF fun is
sutl-I 5A.sd. al both men are sprinters Of
10 OrainArl ab ll-y.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-29

II. K. Horsli, Mr.. ard Mrs Patrick
Hayes, Jadgs J. NJ. Lsrraoee and Mrs,
Eioa Cgl..hs. we've delegates from Ware
DIVISION. S. Of T, % Ire meeting of tia
Zr.ni DIV. pa 81 Yves, Gray yesterday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-29

NJ. Charles II. Hay hSs severed his COZ
aecson with 4 l. Stephenson, the sho'
,ssier. aad Mr. Scott d Stone. one Of
3sf3ioer's p52alsr yousg men succeeds
hial ~ clerk.