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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-23


Mr.. d. c. Knight lost quite q valuable
horse last week, which was found dead in
the stall in the morning Mr.. Henry
Blodgett and wife have moved from their
old home into the Burbank house in the
village Mrs. Mary Stuart Of Newport,
daughter Of Rev. Mr.. Byrne is visiting her
former home and friends here. She will.
remain . few weeks ute q number of
our village folks attended the g. A. r.
fair at Gardiner during the past week aud
several tickets we're bought but no prizes
came this wsy.-A Christmas tree is a.
noupced 10 take place at the NJ. e. church
on Christmas eve. A concert will be held
in connection with the festivities, ring
10 sickness our pas or Rev. o. Tyler has
not been able to give services at the church
for the past two weeks.-Diptheris hiss
been raging here some of late. We hear
that it is in the family Of Mr.. Llewellyn
Croker a. present.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-23

Indigestion Miserable Take BEEcHAM' 8
prrra
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-23
Atkinson House Furnishing Go.

IN the branch store il the building known
~ the Coliseum, and E W. Howe, the
manager, and his salesman have the best
possible knack of showing up such sensible
novelties a. the famous Guam foltiag bed.
the popular Quaker range, etc TO say
nothing Of their scores OF different de-
signs in chamber sets, psrior and
dlning room furniture, desks. sewing
m schinss, fancy tables, stands and
chairs, carpets. rugs. drsperies, ollcioths,
msttir G.. mattresses, puifs, blankets, crock
cry, silver and tn ware. The fJors are
completely covered with articles which
will m,ks the very best holiday gifts in
axinAp.e. Look over the stock 10 the Coli
scum.
There's an organ IN the par
Ior." So says that classical piece
of music enti lad Maggie Murphy =
Home" sid rumor has it that il vas one Of
the famous organs which
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-23
LIBERTY.

LIBERTY.
The school in this village commenced
Monday. De. IA, under the instruction Of
W. L. Boynton. Mr.. Boyntou is chairman
Of the school committee in this town and q
fine teacher and we predict q successful
tefm.-Geo. Meservey has risen his house
up about two feet making . great improve
ment. He will thoroughly repair il in the
early spring We are TO have Christmas
tree and Sabbath school concert.
Quite serious runaway happened in the
village Monday. As Sewsll and George
Colby Of the east part of the town were
riding in the upper part Of the village. the
horse became frightened, throsiog the
occupants ous. He ran shout half mile,
coiliding on his way with the team Of r. W.
Cox, smashirg his sleigh. He was fiislly
stopped near the lover scboolhouse with
the sleigh badly broken, but luckily no one
was hnst-The new lodge Of Cod Tenn
plsrs is progressing finely and now num-
Der about 40 members, which 10 3
good showing in 50 short time
The weather is fSe snd warm and the beet
Of sleighing isr lrted in this section
Mrs. C.mmett, wid,w Of the lists William
B. Csmuett Of Morrill,, died at Der dAugb-
ter's, Mrs. A. A. Hall, in this villsge last
week, after long Sickness with eonsump
tion.-Hog. W. II. Hunt is 10 New York
snd Boston for few days on business.
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PALM fRA.

Mr.. George Hubbard who has been sick
with lung fever il on the gsin.-Asher A.
McLuer Of Boston, Mass =, u in town cali
ing on hi. old ftisnds.-Mrs. Benjsmin
Tn ,mpson Of Piusfisld has been with her
sister, Mrs. J. B. Chsse, during the pact
week.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-23

of F5xcroit have manufactured for the
pas; Qusrter-ceututy snd more. Certain it
/. tnat no better made or finer
toned planes or organs can be placed
in any home than those buil; By
the Maine manufacturers. J. ID.
Hughes is the Gardiner ssen: Of the
company and has . Il lie lioe of t1eir csle-
brated instruments az his wsrsroons ia the
Opera House block. A Dyer & Hughes
piano or ofssn weu make q Christmas
siftimmsnseIy pleasing to toe for,uosse re-
ciriart
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Lincoln.



School exhibition and entertainment a.
the vesIry Of the Methodist church, South
Dresden, Wedne sdsy, the 23i, in the eve
ming. An oys er supper viii be served at
the close OF the entertainment. Proceeds
to go to the Ladies' Aid Society.-Christ-
mas tree and concert at Pownalboro Hall
Christmas eve.-D.esden Library A.socia-
ton have tree Christmas eve at John
Mayors Middle Bridgs.-Rev. Mr.. Bennett
gave 8 sermon appropriate for Christmas
Sabbath, st the Methodist church, Dresden
Mills, John iii 81. Theme: From whence
Jesus came and HE superior power. "He
came from heaven ard is above all. -
Town Clerk Grin l.. Ham says business is
good in his line this seasou. Iatehtions Of
marriage have been the order Of the day
IL has been excellent sieighi1g for few
days in this sec ion Ice men are longing
and looking for colder weather 80 they may
gather in the coming ice harvest.
;o,neraef
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-23

en1srse ,he D7er 4 Egghss P1slos:
Hnn~; Pref. 8. " fsrHs-, reashes OF se%ai axe
orvsnis, ~. Nars.s g5fscopai ehErs IN, Assnsss
HaEazeil aKa Gaxc.ssr PatiA- sehcois; w. W
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-23

The village schools commenced Monday,
Dec. 2ln Mem beTs of Starlight Lodge,
[ O. OF g. T. of FitisfeId visited Sebaitu.
Lodge Of Canaan, Saturday evening last -
Oscar and Geriie B sisdell entertained a
paIty Of their young friends Friday even
ipg at their home at Mooer's Mills.-There
will be . Christmas tree At the Town Hs !
Friday evening, Dec rs, under the auspices
OF the Good Templsrs Lodge Our sun
day school Will be continued through the
winter.-Deputy Sheriff Pushor Of Pitts
field was in town Saturday Henry Kicker
Of Auburn spent Sunda. with his parents
in this village.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-08

Following are the real estate transfers IL
Ksnusbee county for the week ending
Dee. Z;
BFlsRAps-Chsrles Ciousb 70 Lewis hings
bulv II Bath, land. 81. -oc-
BESroN-Georse W. spencer OF Gardiner
70 WIN l: wsrdweil and h +. Gerald Of Fair
FaRNrS0DALE-AAry X. Ballard to jane, +
Riues Of gardiner, lam. 500.
FAYErrK-C. n. smith TO Ora b. Smith. lands
e2sc. D..
land and buildings. 500. Mrs A. y. Clay tt
Nyra u strout land and buildings, $500.
MascsRsTsR-George Z. Grfnpeiie and Exams
u 6rinn.ll lie to y. B. Aibee Of Aagust.. hand sne
Oai dings. o.. 800
MosMorTH H. ". Stewart to W. Gay
land, &z5, Marx l.. Getehell TO ID. f. War ton
h. N. Blake, Ct ais. land. $50; imngene n Chisi
10 fsaixh Donneii. land aud buildings, $500.
OAkLAsp-A. J. Libby to Nor isoa Ltboy land
ai75. Mehitabls Il. Haiiett, e. al. 70 Sanu.
Blaisdell, land, ESQ; Mary 3. Bisi-dell Of New
nasrou, to A. W LEONARD. lanf. $3.50.
Prr.Tos-pred c Aooers TO A ONO Z. Blair
land. 800; Celia +. CooInbs to former, land and
bulldogs, sisoo.
yAssAL BoRo-A. T. Fuller o. Augusta to aial
HAYES of Vsssalboro, land. 400. Hannah II
Goddard 70 Mary W. Doe of Providence, K l..
land. 900.
WarEbyILLE-M E. Richardson 10 Mary Point
vim land and bu ldings, 8 100. j lden 10 l-rae
Greenwood, land t225i Ida Lambert TO Mar
Carey, land ami building. o. aud oiher val. con-
Ihos Lesseua to +. b. RsDco lard, t5G.
wAYss-Mary and frank D. True, OF Port
lard. r. siduary legatees Of Daniel W, True, de
ceased, t, Earnest n. Goodaii Of Sanford. lane
and buildings, al.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-08
MAINE INDUSTRIES.

The new steamer for the Portlsrd, Mt.
Desert & Machiss Sresmbos; Co. being
built by the New Eoglsnd Company at Bath
will De great credit TO the Maine steam :
boat lines The new steamer will be ready
for the route by June LIST. She will meas
ure $50 feet in length and will be capsule
of steaming II knots an hour.-EasterD
Argus.
Business q. the Harrison chair factory is
rushing. running cay ard evening nntii
line O'Clock. The FRS. shipment Of goods
was made last week, and another large one
was made Montsy. Only few weeks ago
the old wire mill was filled with the sccu-
mutations OF over thirty years. Today quite
a Inherent business and machinery fills The
place which goes t. show what a
good amount Of energy will DO. The M
that m AXE up the ,liugsood Mfg. Co. mean
success for the enterprise ,--Bfidston News.
The Portland Company have quite an
amour. Of work on hand jus. a. present.
They shipped 20 tanks Friday to the Grove
ton Mills, Groveton. N. a., the tsDs 8
aversging 10 to 20 feet in diameter. They
have alro compiyted 60irci horizontal
boiler for the Cabot Manufacturing Com
pany of Bruins ick sn1 smother large boiler
for the Forest Mills at Brdgton. An order
was received the past week from the Brids-
ton & Saco River Railroad for a locomotive
and tender complete, to be delivered as
s1on as possible A locomotive for the
Western County Railroad Nova Scotia, is
about completed, and will be delivered
soon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-08
Franklin.

The following are the real estste trans
fers in Franklin county for the week end
ing Dec 5:
WuTos-Natbapiel X. Adams to Frank L,
Pack I'd land and buildings, $50.
AVON. IN. y. Savage to b. +. Savage, one
halt land 81.
RASGELEY PL.-Harry P. Dill OF Phillips TO N
II. Davenport of Phillips, land. so; Ehen no = e
to A. N. Duu ham, premises, e60o, isaac Flis to
A. N. Durham, premises q 90; A. N. Durham
t. Isaac Ellis premises. AGO; q. A. Proctor to J
\. and May A. Nile, lAnn, t20o.
sTRoSG-Chancey Butt.rte.d OF May a. stew
ems, farm $500.
Observation-Disclosures H. Jennings to Rogf
Farmer, land and buildings. 1850, syl0amis
R.Sorton to Fra kiln County Agricultural society
pnd, 81, Franklin ouniy Agricultural Soc ETY. 70
Il N. Allen, land, si; L n. Alien u said society
OF aionmoo tn. land and buildings s2ioo
CHEsrstyIL E-,,ro. McLEugh in OF New
sharon to Nathaniel Perkins and Wellington
Thornton, land. $500.
EUsTis-Nary A Knapp to ". Myers. land
f40G. G. W. myers tie Chas. " lyman. land, sito.
JAY-Hannan BRYANT 10 Hard r. Bryant oil
Mass, pre- Miss. $500.
ISpusraY-Wm. Purdy TO Eli N. Oliver
lard. xs15; Carlton ". Norton of kamastI "a
Sumner s. Norton Of New Portland, premises
$40.
D.L'As PL.-ssmuel Raymond to Isaac Ellis
lard, e55.
WEiD-E lt1n s. Newton of Dixfield TO John G
HarloB OF Dixield, land, $50.
PBILLIPs-Levl B. Field to Harvey j. Wing
premises, $50.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-08
New York Produce Market.

NEW fokk Des. Z
fLorF-- Reesiots. 4l9i2 pkss; exports, -
ibis. i6495 sscks; steady, q let; ---
saIes. 2Lso bash, lov extras ssss IS, ct,
winter wheat, hou srades, q s5att zJi fair Il
fancy, t4-sosss % patents. - 6osts51, Minnssoss
clear. tf-25es4 20 s;rsIghts. a o9E*5.;5i do pa
tents, o. 7oaf5.so. rye mixture, ttis5ati s. sap
srfne, - 1ess Is; fine 3 COATS 6s.
WHkA,-Resp 1880 bush. s~po.t. sio5is
.ses. 5000. higher dull, closing firm
No ss., 90 sore and s ssrs ~, -, -
No. nc.fhefr 70 arrive, .asiapei Mo {
asrd 70 arrive !'oIsliis, no. mort etn, i03ialoi
BYE dull. una tiled, wesern, i0lslOS.
BAILEY qaist; no. mil yankee, 7sa74
coEy-kse $3.50; A.o.s 1888, sales
S soc, stronger, quiet, - So
no, ., Saa5ss ,stea - 7 mixed, tiasil
otYe-ksseapts. 2o2aso. s.,sr.- s32to; sslsr
$1,000, fairly active, higher. Nc. ~; d.
white, f!,s4z. 80. Z ~, do white, f2Aatei
No !, white a, dc vhits. IA, mix ~.st'n
iis4,, do white ;,s45. white state, iia.5. 40
CoyyEx-Kio. quiet, steady. No. :. Ri
All dsnaaI: No, g. isi.; 30 !. I,is
No. II, 7-s; No. Il, 32s OF s1s-isA4s
mould, q s7-ls. Standard. 3 1915; con;eS
TONERS 1919, cut loaf and crush, 81,
povdered ~ srapais,ed s S lsfsi 7-is cubesi iii
PKrEoLggs- steady. quiet; united. ~
PoEk- mod demand, sieaay 1.
6REy-gai-t. steady
LAEp- laiei. steady vsstes- steam. ~ ~;
SIS, 8 Al 78
BuTTEs-fniet, easy
CHzEsE-aul, easy
Frsishts 10 lsszssso'. market. weak, dGik
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-08

The following are the officers elected d
the last meeting Of Cushnoc grange: Mas
ter, C.. F. Fletcher; overseer, w. l.
Brown lecturer, T. j. Lynch; chaplin, c.
J House steward, Chas. leighton; as
sistant steward, Edwin W. Whitney; sec
rotary, Miss Mabel Sampson; treasurer
John H. YeAton; gate keeper, Elmer
Smith; pomons, Mrs. C. F. Fletcher
ceres, Mrs. W. G. Flfeld; fiora, Mis-
Jennie NJ. Coit,e; lady assistant steward
Eva NJ. Glidden. John Ii. Yeaton Wal
chosen al alternate to the State conven
ton which meets at Skowhe gan next Mon
day, Tues dsy and Wednesday.
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Gccol ganiicrs.
SUPERIOR COURT.


Dreemher Team, Hsn. Oliver =. naus
Presiding.
". 8. CxcArs. clerk.
L. T. CAkLBroH, county saofrey.
q. r. SrBvKHs, shsfi4.
r. A. SHALL. ssencRfsp5sf.
NospAr, Dec. tn
The c.iu.aA, docket vas saksa up tbs
norsing, snd thu following px,ries Sled
d<murrsrs 70 tie bgaar cases against them
VIM, MeNansrs, 4. 8. Young. Ftans
NcAIie, Geo AeAsster. Waiser Bocd.
Ps.sr Hanlsy. Gee. q. MeSsm rs. Guard
Crsmmsti, John Damphy, Frank Amaze. OF
Gardner; Richard Williams, Of Haiiowsh I;
Rsss Wood. Of Chelsea Carries simpson,
Gscrss Lsshus, Of Wxtsfyiiie, AID ivory
Hayes Of Aasusia-
Michael NolsD, James White and ohi
NlchoIs we're arfaxned oa An incic1ms al
for breaking, enteYirg, sEd iAicsny TOE.
the store Of MAnser Bros Rssdneid, and
plsssed guilty. Remandsd for ssnr<nes-
The pail Vas defaulted in the cAsts OF
Enzsre u Neal. larceny, Chas. d. Jonn'
son, assault and battery, asd joseph Baidic
uau,r nuisance. board over to avnl
the action Of the grand jury, AID against
whom indie ments we're found.
James O'Beisn, indicted 10, asssult with
inren. 20 rsvi.h, Vas arrAigned and pleaded
no!o CONT ndss.
Emma Foss. Effie Hutchinson and W.
A. DYER we're arrsignsd for yiolaiion Of thu
,,qaos isv and pleaded not guilty.
romorrov cases viii be taken up fol
ssiai bsfose the jury.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-08

Wills p. Atwood. who has been clerk in
the Gardiner National bank for three years
has severed his connection with thst
institution and left for Auburn yes
erdsy, where he has accepted
position 80 booskeepsr in the National Shoe
and Leather bank. He 10 the son OF Post
master Atwood Of this city. is 5 graduate
o. the high school and is syoung man Of
marked sbili'y. As an evidence OF th'
esteem in which he WAS held by the bank
otfi .isls in this city il may be stated thai
they farush shed the $4,000 band rsqoirsd
OF bim in his new position. He vas 9
prime fsvoriis in social circles aud will be
missed by his friends in Caroline, sn(
Wei nity.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-08

This is the last week Of the schools. be-
fore the holiday vacations. and the resa-
lar examin atiops are now being made. II
10 understood the educational system u
moving along smoothly and satisfsctosiiy
under the direction Of the new superin-
tsudest, MIR. Burke, VINO has entered upon
his duties with an earnestness winch De-
fnkena :ucceas.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-08

The annual fair and sale will be heit
tn Is sfterr DON and evening by the ladies Of
ST. Marks Episcopal church at Thsy7f'
hall. There will be 10 sdmissi IN Zee II
the afternoon. In the evening small sun
will be charged. The rag babies ball viii
make the folks laugh; refreshments will Dc
served, and dancing will follow, None
Of the articles fl red will be sold, ST
price exceeding 81.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-08

The deed h.eh places the ownership Of
the Bradstrset property on River avenue
into tas hands Ut the Gsrd.n Hospital
will be recorded tomorrow. The matter !.
attracting considerable local attention and
many Of our business men are assisting the
enterprise ia a ansnciAl way. The trustees
are quite anxious to secure tenant for The
bulldog so that it may be Utilized for the
purpose Cor which /! was intended as soon
"a possible.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-08

Thsrs was rufl, Of business at the po-
lice court Monday morning, three drunk.
ard one case Of assault and battery. Ed
ward Smith while uader the Influence OF
Iiqucr m.de an assault on the officer who
ARE sted him. lie will he remembered Al
impl Gated in the Cooke robbery. He ii
not bad fellow however, when himself
ard Judge Lsrrsbee let him OF with the
psymept Of si6 AZ and his promise never
10 become intoxicated seain which he gave
with the evident stamp Of sincerity.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-08

The bu.iness people in all branches OF
trade are just doing their level best IN
dressing their show windows and making
effective displays of their wares. Ths
stores 10 this city on the coming Merchants
Days will present more attractive ap-
pesrance than ever before seen here. They
hope 70 meet many Of the people OF otner
towns on the 10th and li.h and will hsye
their forces of clerks specially augmented
for the occasion.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-08

Mr.. Joseph Richards, whose funeral
occurred Sunday. was one Of the old reel.
dsnts OF Water vile. having been engaged
in the trucking business larger part OF the
time for 40 years or more. He was com
monty called "Joe Razor" and many knew
him BY no other name. Numerous laugh
able stories are told Of Joes p.culiarites
Hs was not far from 20 years VI age st the
ttme nj his death
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-08

Mr.. J. c. Bartlett, ~ho is to conduct the
Musical Festival which opens here this
m ,rniog, wen, through to Skowhegsn last
Eight. aud will come down on the train this
morning. The frs, meeting Of the chorus
sill be Of 10 o'c eek this forenoon in CITY
hail, when preparations will be made f9'
the work. The indications are that there
will be good many singers here from
many different places. and all musicians and
lovers of music are anticipating most ca
Joy able and profitable season.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-08

Rsmsneer the above prices are tor the geneine
article only Did you know that all Of the lcading
patent medicines are eoaatrrfeitedS Aost peopir
Who have bought much patent medicine have
learned u by the hard master, experience. foa
will not only nnd that Il is 10 your advantage 10
trade With us for the reason that We -eii yon the
original standard article only but also that I. IL
money In your pocket. No outside dealers IN the
State OF Maine have ever offered snch list OF
prices AZ the above. The above are FOR eash only
-dcn't ash for credit.
Orders by mail promptly attended to- All OF
oar stock OF patent medicine IL III the same scale
OF price. ss the sbeve- You can hsnre your price,
yourselt ysu can save money even II yoa 1--we
many ruiies from by purchasing here Watch
this spGe from day /, day: II vii pay you usanY
good hard dollars to tale advantage OF tins
chance. Remember the place Anyone hefe will
direct you TO
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-08

How divine q thing . woman may be
made" when her cold is cured by DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup.
Mother, can 90 ont TO dshl"
No, no, my little sonny.
You know you've got swollen foot,
NY precious little honey"
But they got . bottle Of Salvation Oh, and
he went An caught al eel, and ate it like 3
man. decide vfolfm
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-08

Those VITO have reserved seat tickets 'oi
Prof Bats reading on Dec. 18th. will %
well to select their seats - soon as pos
STOLE at Plaistsd's drug store. ~ the mors
dc sirable seats are being taken very rspid'y
Those who have heard and go much enjoy
ed Prof BATHS reading, will be particular
~ DESTROYS Of hearing him again In bis ne"
resdipg Of Much Ado About Nothing.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-08

Geo. r. Davies, The painter, has leased
the skating rink and will use i: for storage
purposes. He nseds coqeidsfAbie room fol
tue storage Of sleighs and carriages in con
nsetion with his bu, iness, but he viii also
have considerable space which he eau rent
for general storage, and il 10 his intention
to DO so At reasonable rates.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-08

Landlord Young At Youns's Hotel ha'
lust aided 3 Hse Jewstt rsrgs to his Gull
cary department snd the guests are thereby
assured that the food placed before them
shail continue TO be hfst class. The new
range Ia of The mos. approved desigu. viii
ell the apartments necessary TO prepare q
arss class dinner ct the shortest possible
notice.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-08
What is

Casora is Dr. Samuel Pitchers prescription for Infants
and Children. contains neither Opium. Morphine nor
other Narcotic substance Ii is harmless substitute
for Parecoric Drops Soothing SyrupS, a'd Castor OIL
\, - Pleasant Its guarantee IS thirty years by
M,,ons of Mothers Castora destroys Worms and alays
,.s.s,shness Casroris prevents vomiting Sour Iurd.
cares D,arrhea and Wind Collie. CaStora relieves
testhing troubles constipation and hatuieney
astoria cssimates the food. regulates the stomach
and bowels giving healthy nnd natural sleep. Cas-
,,ro ,s the ChiIdren's Panacea-the Mothers Friend
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-08
Chicago Produce Market.

GTBosnrs Dec
rLous-stesdY. sprins pate ats, ss,si %; win
ter, ST. sights 55sf -
wHEAT-siaiI, firm; No spring vi, No.
red ssi.
CoEs- strong eaIiy sagsei OF, reacted, No. I
47i
OArs-qaist, steady; 10. Ri
kYE-so. 1, ss4
BAKLBY-Eo ., ssaao; No. fax.eed, ss,ae8
Provision QUIET
Pogx- Mess s3siss50
LAer-- pr 100 lbs. % ieas izi
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-08

Geo. McIatosh has commenced the man
ufsclare Of his ps.sDt hair curler holder 10
a part Of C. A. Rshbins 6 Sons machine
shop. The machinery now 10 has cspac.
lgy Of 1000 holders = day. Mr. Geo Hath.
sgay has taken tbs general agency and
viii push II through sgsnts.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-08

The JouRsAL is obliged to chronicle the
ssd intelligence OF the desth Of Mr.. Fred
Litslefisid which occurred late Saturday
afternoon. Mr.. Liitleheld was sufferer
from quick consun ption and has been con-
fined to his honse only fes month";. He
has been in the harness manufacturing
business here for many years and had
worked up tius business which was con
.tsntly increasing. Personally he WAS OF
a very pleasant genial disposition. mem.
Der Of the Methodist church ard connected
with several Of the frsterDsi organic atoms
IN eur city. The funeral will b. held
Wednesday afternoon from his late resi-
dance.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-08

This is 1t undnub edly. Never before In the
history VI the race did the cultivation Of muscle
REQ. i've such universal attention and encourage
vent. Even the CENTER sex practices every
brarch OF calis.hsniss affected BY tee trousrret
gend.r. This OF course is wei, for exercise Il an
t-.e utiai Of hea.tl. But TO the ieenfe, the Ber
vous aud the dyspep,ic. Hos-ettef's stomach
Bitt,rs affords = gu AraatY of primal ytgor upon
wsich superst uetnre Of mn enla sity may xd
van taseousiy be tuis- Most genial aua speedy OF
tonics Il is also the most borough of iegu ators
entirely iectifyipg errors OF digestion ahd bilious
sec elton. and prouotsnE healthy habit Of body
1t eonque-s anu prev nts int mn emit AID nuioua
truablr. Tae a.ed, isfrn and COW .iescin2 derive
INN -asarable benefit from its use; u iin3srts
hearty relish for food snd oysrcomes Insomnia
TEE world deals good,nsrUrsdly With
good insured people. and I never knew 3
sulky mi.aa'hiopist vho qusrreled with il
hat it vas he, no. it, that was wropg.-
Tiackefay.