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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-01-28
Iteme About the Fair,

Mr.. George A. Pierce, representing Cur
tis, Davis & Co proprie.ors Of Welcome
Soap, ~ho give I'D watch to be disposed
of at ;he fair for the benefit Of W. s. Heath
Post, arrived in town yesterday morning,
and in the afternoon pnt the big sign in
place. on which the guessing is to be done
The hall has been lastly decorated with
bunting and h'cs, under the direction OF
MES is covered by The nat onsl colors, which
are also drspsd over the stage, while
crossed flags and other designs appear st
various points. The decoration is not so
extensive IS we have seen it, bu. is very
good as far ~ it goes. ard will answer the
purpose very well
The frs. dinner OF the four to be served
during the fair YVES psrtaken of by good
number of the people yesterday noon, and
the ladies anticipate an increase of patron
age, as the time passes.
Tue $ lay was occupied mainly in getting
tairg organized, the erection and decora-
tion of the various booths, and in the hun
drsd snd one things which always have to
be done in the last minutes of the time set
apart for preparation.
The mayor manifested his interest in the
fair by visit to the hall in The forenoon,
ard 'poke encouragipsly of the weather
prospects.
The relic department is one that win be
regarded With special interest all through
the fair. Not large number have as yet
been brought in but there are more to
come, and rs the fair progresses the collec-
ton is sure to increase. The sight of those
on exhibition will remind many who see
them that they too have in their possession
articles of interest in the same line-and
the committee specially invite all such to
bring in what they have.
The gold watch is to go TO the lucky
gueeser on the distance marked upon tina
big soap sign is the object of much attrac-
ton. and the natural desire to pos
sess it, together with the persuasive
ways Of the young ladies who are handling
the tickets, has already commenced to
bring in goodly harvest of dimes. Under
the circumstances more than one gallant
man, young or old, will doubtless make
several investments.
The Corps badge autosroph T guilt 10 .
snowy thing. and upon i. the names Of
people up and down the streets appear in
large numbers, each representing in cash
any where from 10 cents to one dollar.
The credit Of this enterprise belongs msin-
iy to Mrs. j. L. Mefrick. who has been at
work esriy srd late for several days.
Special pains will be taken to have the
hall in comfortable condition all through
the fair, and m one need stay away for
fear that 1t will not be so.
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he number Of rsillioEAir~s uho hare become
insxn< in the city cf Nev Turk alone Is perfectly
appalling. Mr. William Van SehAiek. Dir. Chas-
Colonel Wells. M. John fssft Ill hsse becoue Ii
san< in . comparatively saorf srace Of dine 81
narked has this been that not ceiy hare ply
sicians noticed il. but tAe pecpse are talking
about IL. There SCENE to Be = besef that some
thing should be done to pfevert the possibility
Of frsanisy. parasysis or sudden death. which are
tae ricss frequent results OF meatsl stra'E. All
these things give their warning in adv snce,
Headaches arc their heralds. Mental esrres-
SION. weakness, faiiness in the head, trembling
in the hands. pAeness, dimness Of tine eyes, ring
ing IN the ears, shesr things arc the foferunnefs
Of the disaster tef-re the insi stage Is reached
II Is gratifying TO realize that there 10 no ne
eessity for this premature oreakins down. The
brain snd nervous .. stem can be fed /: the
proper food Is used. Investigation BY very
many prominent men has shown thar Pxine's
Celery Compound sets - an absolute food for
the brain and nerves. II rebuilds brain iissae,
reinstates the nerves and rerews where nature
has become run down br. A. W. Newton, VI
Boston. says Of IL: hen q man comes to me
and says be has lost his sppefise. lest his Sleep
lost his peace OF mind and that life has become =
burden, know he IL is = pretty serious con-
difion- l say to him. Keep up your courage,
take this prescription and in . few days you will
feel rev man. The prescription / invariably
give in such eases is Paine's Celery Compound
have investigated the novel composition ana
tested It's effectiveness; b. sides suecessively pre-
scribinS il, personally use it,
nov5dW
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Aag.xaaas & Steamboats,
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD.
lrrsngerent Of Trains ID Effect Oct.
Igtsi, 1899.

uur fpr,her so,soa ;rsins Ieavs Assus.a q
oii0ss,
GoINo wEsT--sn A. N. for Lewiston,
3ochiend. Portland, Boston and Montreal; ~
A. NJ. Tor Hx!lowei,, Gardner and South Card
aer. 1910 4. N. Tor Lewiston, Tarming'c..
,or Hallowell. Gardiner and South Gardiner;
ts5 r. 81. far Brupew;ck, Bath, Rockinnd,
Portland, and Boston; AS, fexpress) fcyt.
and and Boston; ec5 p. B. Tor Halioweil, Card
DER and South Gardiner; ITO r. IL. might Full
man FOR Lewiston, Bstb, Portland snd Boston.
COINS EAsT--2.io A. N. (nigi., exprcss) for
i.epher, st. John and aroostook County; s.b A.
d. for WaterviIie, Stowhegsn, Newport, Bangor
md vtnoetoro; 1877 r. III. for watervflle.
k4s +. ". for wa;erville, skowherss, Bel
act. Dexter, Dover fogcroft, Bsafofi
At I'D r. NJ. saturday. only for Waterviiiri
sunday paper. train for Ws.erville and Bangor at
III A. NJ.
he Might Pullman Trains frn each way every
3.Rbt, Sundays included, but not 20 skovhegaa
y Belfast on Monday mornings, or 10 Dexter,
" bcyord Bangor. on Sunday mornings.
The day express trains going EAst ut s4sf. =.
.nd Tost 81 1910 A. NJ, run daily. sundays y
slodeJ. between Eos,on. Lewiston. Bath, kock-
and, Bangor and st. John.
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN for Augusta
p NJ, Gardiner. 6.a5 a. NJ; Ito ana 80 r. H.;
Haiiovcli, 6.fa A. NJ, Us and 80 r. n.
Jhropgh tiehe.s 10 California and al prints
South and West may b. had Of Il. ~. Wnkff.
ticket agent. AeRae.a, this only once ceiling via
all routee ard checiing sil tafgAgs tree Of e.
pense.
7AYsoN TCc1Ek, yios Pres. = Gear Manager.
v. Y. BoOTgBY. osnr Past. ard Ticket Al.
Portland. Oct. 9Th. 1870
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New yo.E Produce Marast.
Nsw Yoax. Jan.


FLouE-Reccipts, 36702 pxgs; exports, 6iod
bhls; sales, "a ,43o. Repeat quotations inoiut
Ing City mill extra, Is ioae5 rs; patent. % IS,
IS IS; superBne. O. i5aSS so, e1tra No. Q, o. sos
Ss 9c; winter wheat low grade, O. 4oas3 30; Min
nesota extra, o. loa84 IS, Southern -four dull
WHKAT-Receipts 1900; exports, 2: sale,
$1,000; higher No. red ;t6j; No 1 red, l00la
Iol No zred. 1o7Aalc7l; eey'r 1881. lob 1851 sio.i
deliv'd, No asru, ;i6i. NO northern. ii0ail0i
Rrg-Quiet. state, olas2; western, 77hsl
BAgLEr-Quict with west; sales 600; No.
Milwaukee. sIas2; oswego No. i, asaioo; No Z
do, 81.
q, 00s; strong, steamer 6oia60l; 40 s, 6ila62
store and elevator. s2ls63 ailoat
OATs--Receipts. 500, export. $50. falee
62a52, no. .. sIIase,; do white 6aia5is; No /,
49a53; do white, 50; mixed western, 60a5I;
do white, 5ia6)i; white, 5ia60, No. Chicago
52sa53i
CoFrEE-- Rio dull, nominal, 10
SUsAR--Raw dull: re,ined quies. demand
quiet ornsbed5s5b extra crashed ieas. 10 white
extra crushed, Ssa7 10, cHt ioaf7 Stabuated. o.
psrRoLEua--Quiet ssl
PoRK.-frm
REEF--steady
LARp- active, western steam, sst5 o,oe.
ing o. so; city steam 85 90 refined quiet; Comment
20 10a36 65 y. 4. 97.i0
BuTTEK-State dairy, IA u IS; DO creamery,
20 . 26l; western dairy, 10 Is, ID creamery, II
a ~; do factory, 6lals.
BUTTER quiet; western tEirp 7,sii, DC
cresmery, i7azs.
,CMasss-guiet firm. gta'.. 7Ass; fancy
J1aesc.
Freight, TO Liverpool quiet.
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Last Saturday evening the following Off
GERS Of Cascade GraugeP. Of II. NJ. 80
were Installed by Mrs. A. G. Bowman OF
North Fairfield in very pleasing manner
NJ, J. A. Sawtelle; O., c. d. Cummings
L., S. c. Watson; S., James Sturtevant
A. s., Howard Gleason; c., Mrs. E. W.
Cook; Treas, J. E. Sturtevant; Sec, Mrs.
C. A. Cunningham; G., Moses Sswtelle
Ceres, Mabel Gibbs; Pomona, Louise Ben,
son; Flora, Nora Gleason; L. A. S., Lnlu
Sawtelle. After the officers were installed
ice cream and cake were enjoyed and s
social time followed.
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& delegation OF sh5us dezea Ferestsrs
4 Robert Rmnet Couft Of this city. accom-.
,snie5 bY their ladies'. went 70 Portland
yesterday 10 attend the grand concert and
ball givea by Court Falmoa,h las. evening.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-01-28

Mrs. Michael Curtain, Pisin1eld, II
makes the statement that abe caught cold,
which settled On her lungs; she was treat !
for month by her family physician, b.,
grew worse. He told her she was hope
less victim of consumption and tina. no
medicine could cure her. Her druggis,
suggested DR.. Kings New Discovery fol
Consumption she bought bottle and to
her delight found herself benefited from
first dose. She continued its use and after
taking ten bottles, found herself sound and
we'll, now does her own homework and ia
as well as she ever was.--Free trial bottles
of this Great Discovery A. Bowdisch. Web.
ster & Co., Drug Store, large bottles Soc.
and 81 90. suglldeoi&wlychwky
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WATERvslLEL LOCALS

One of the biggest loads Of loose hay ever
hauled i1to Waterville--perhaps the big
gess-~as that seen yesterday in charge Of
Mr.. Howard Morse, who used to be in the
grocery business here. 1t weighed two
tons and an eighth and was purchased by
DR.. Bessey. But this is not the whole
story As Mr.. Morse wa, turning into the
doctors place, the centre of gravity fell
outside the base and the big load went over
Mr.. Morse said he va, very thankful it did
not occur on Main street
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"Ho." said a well-known statesman, 81
shall never believe that woman has the
proper judgment and sense to cast ballot
or interfere in politics, while che Is sc
~eak-nirded as to passively suffer, yea
after ear. from diseases peculiar to females
Shen every newspaper che picks up, tell
of the merits of DR.. Pierce's Favo tie Pre-.
scription. Not to take advantage Of Thu
remedy is certainly an indication of menta
weakness
There 10 = wholesome kernel of truth
inside the rough shell of this uDgallan'
speech. The .'Fsvorite Prescription" i.
invaluable in all uterine troubles, iDfsm
nations. alterations, displacement, ner.
vous disorders, prostration, exhaustion, Of
bysteria. Fer run down, worn-out women
no more strengthening tonic or nervine i.
known. jan261& wfolrm
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'DAsA's, ABSOLUTELY CURES DrsEAsE!'


The following are the real estate trsns-
fers in Franklin county for The wesh end
ing Jan. "a:
WILToy-John Dyer to Almeda A Piekens
land and buildings. $3.50, Hannah wilkins te
Warren PiekeDs, land, go.
JAY--Geo . jew II of Haveril ct ais TO Pheiix
Chimanarj, land, els; Same to same, land, Si25;
Hannible Purinton to Gustayus Kyes, land
$500; Same to Frank Emery, land. 600; W
Henry Richardson TO Charles Bubier, Jr, iand'$ 75
CoPLIN PLANTATIoS-CharIes Greene OF
Eustis to + yiles Of New Portland. Ed Page
Of Stowhegan and 0mer Clark Of Carratunk one.
half of 1880 acres land, 3i55).
RANGELKY-John A Burke eat to Warren Ste.
vens, premises, sI25.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-01-28

VIM. Timmons. Postmaster of Idaville,
Ind, writes: Electric Bitters has done
more for me than all other medicines COM
binnd. for that bad feeling arising from
Kidney and Liver trouble John Leslie,
farmer and stockman, of same place, SAYS
Find Electric Bitters to be the best Kidney
and Liver medicine, made me feel ike a
new man" J. W. Gardner, hardware mer-
chant, same town, says: Electric Bitters is
just the thing TO man who is all runs down
and don't care whether he lives or died; he
found new strength, good appetite and felt
just like he had q new lease on life. Only
SOC. bottle, at Bowditch, Webster, & Cos
drug store. auglldeod1ychwky
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-01-28

The members OF the Maine Legislature
and visitors at the capital, with all who de-
sire to visit the National Soldiers Home
via Gardiner and the new Kennebec Central
K X are to have The opportunity Of doing
40 at greatly reduced rates. BY an agree
nent with the Maine Central Railroad that
company has placed With its Augusta agent
round trip tickets from Augusta to the
National Home and return at the low price
If 80 cents. Wait for the announcem ent
which will appear in tomorrow morning s
Journal regarding The train connec ions,
etc
A near as can be estimated. Gardiner
people ard banking institutions are inter
es'ei in the Kansas City American Nationsl
Bank matters to the xtent of $50, 600.
Nearly all the business men are more or
less affected and ever since the announce
mert nf It's suspension il has been the one
topic discussed in financial circles Same
are fon!ly hoping that there may come 3
turn in the tile in their favor; but the
more .hrewd ones believe that the stock-
holders viii be called on to stand an assess
m,nt, how large one they have no means
Of kroving The stock is liable to an
assessment equal to g pr vsine.
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ChiosRo bJesket,

CHICAGO. Jan. n.
fLoUR-t trm.
WHEAT-st.Ung, Nc spring col
No 2 red 80.
CoHN-quiet No.. ~.
OATs-iower 10. s3,n3ss
RYE-Ssa7i
BARLIy-6sa
PoRk-Closed iirm a, % soass seA
LARD Quiet. Is 65a5671.
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Lincoln.

The following are the real estate trans
fers in Lincoln county for the week end.
ing Jan. "a:
BooTHBAY--Morriu Lewis to Mary z Abbott,
land and buildings, si.
: BRIsToi--CharIotfe Miller 70 VIM o Miller
land and buildings, o. etc Moses Flint ct al to
Augustine r Richards, land, 4i25.
EDGEcoMB-Andrsw Lawson TO Moses Mason,
land, $500
NoBLEBoEo-Louise Hammond 10 Geo W II am
nond, land, 81.
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Geo. Burriil hiss iGss relurnsd frlrn tie
scene CT his lumhsring operations .f Nsxss.
lie sass the reesnt big rsinsteSn ras
tough ore u2 in tie woods The oxen had
to be taken ouf Of come ef the hovsis Il
three O'Clock in the morning, the wat be-
ing up so as Z, almost If not qsi.e touch
their bellies. For time. of course, all
work had to BE- suspended, and when Mr..
Burii lett the STOW ard ra.er had not
frozen Any 10 speak Of. In crossing .
pond m his way hons, there were pliees
vhsre lie vas Obliged TO get ups Ia. purg
seat to keep ous Of the ~s.er. Really, this
10 numbering unde. difficulties.
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Rheumatism quickly.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-01-28

The High School commenced Tuesday
after vacation Of two weeks. Mr.. Blsn.
chard Of Turner Is principal and Mis-
Winnifred B. Ladd Of Jefferson assistant
Miss Ladd has assisted in the High Schoo
for two terms; and all are glad to End hel
in her old place.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-01-28

Some rs of Nr. G.. Littlefeld's many
friends congregAted at his residence or
Central street on Monday evening last ia
witness the msrrisge Of himself and Mrs
Jennie II. Stevens. both Of this city. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. Mr..
Ccchrane of the Baptist church. After re-.
ceiving congratulations Mr.. and Mrs. Lit.
lefield, with their guests repaired to the
dining room where very tempting spread
had been made. Many valuable present.
were received from their friends.
Tan Bark" Lowdon Hill correspon
lent for the Register, met with quite q
serious accident last Monday at the Boston
Flint Paper Co.'S mill in This city. He was
about to unload 4 large tray of ssnd wher
he slipped, straining his side to such an
exent that he fain.ed. He was carried
home and DR.. Thompson called in. Upon
examination il vas fourd that "Tan Bark
had received severe strain, but no serious
internal injury and it is thought that he
will be at work once more in few days.
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Tar DAsA's SAestpaRrrJa'
Waldo.

WACO.
Following are the real estate transfers in
Waldo county for the week ending Jan
"a:
Mary f Bowen, land and buildings in Winter
port TO A!bei. L Fellows, $l3; Henry A Bacon
land In Troy. TO George + Tern, 400; Martin
Dwelley ct al, land ia Fairfield 10 Arthur Boyd
$3.50; James n West, land in Prospect 10 George
" Bassett. s's7, Albion 7 Waltz. land In Sears
mont TO John z Woodcock, $50; Fremont {
Fletcher, land in Nortbpors 10 Ebr nezer Gun
ningham, 1890: James Bickneii, land 10 Waldo
10 Elisha Philbrick $3.50. saugiey j Hosg land
in Belfast to Mary Hosg. $3.50 Joseph Libtey
land in nifty 10 George Terry, $50, Nancy Bas-
set land in Prospec; 10 George W Basseft iI5e Geo
W Bassett, land in Prospect to James A West
$2f0, Nathaniel s French, land a. stockton
spsirgs 70 Mary French. eas; Ezra r Carpen.
ter, land Ia jackson to Geo-ge W Decring, soc;
saIina stavey. lapd In Searspor. TO Alfred stin,
son, $40: Alfred Sfinson, land and buildings In
searsport TO Rose T. Green $50 ;Evander French
land IN Belfast 10 Caro- French. tso0; Robert s
French. land In Stockton Springs 10 Berry Lord
t7S, Hiram ID Cham6ersais. land in Burnhan to
John Tording. 5000; Abbie N Watts, land In
Belfast 10 Hottense shieies. &i6c0; Horfense
Stables, land Ia knox to G Waits, $500.
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FAIRFIELD LOCALS,

Rev. S. G. Davis, the popular pastor of
the Univerealist church. has been hoping
to make q trip to Florids this winter where
he owns An Grange grove, but has about
given up the idea of soins at present.
Isis likely that many comrades OF the
G. A. r. Post here viii 90 to waservil,e
some time during the fair. The horee
cars make it possible for Fairfield and
Waserville people to make many neigh
boriy calls at small expense.
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John B. Hubbard Post, G. A. R.. will
give . supper, Wednesday evening, Feb.
4th, the proceeds to 90 to general fund to
pay sick benefits, funeral expenses, etc.
Those wishing to contribute can notify Mr..
e. K. Bacon and committee will call on
that day to receive the same.
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By very ingen:ou, and original process,
DR.. J. G. Aver & Co., Of L,seil, Nass,
are enabled to exgscs the csssniial pro-
perties OF the materials used In the pre-
para.ion OF their famous layers Sa.sapa-
rills." thus securirgs purify and ss.ergth
that can be obtained in no other way.
jsn2G eod&v
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A party o; down river ice men came up
With the Intention Of running the town la.s
night They beesn operations At Mrs.
o B.ien's boarding house about IL
O'Clock and the officers vent up and took
Eve Of the rum warriors into "dnrauce
vile
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B.ckI.~,s Ar,,e. sslv..

The Best Saive in the world for Cuts
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains
Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and posi-
lively cures Piles, or no pay required. !,
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price Is cents pei
boz. For sale by Enwdi.ca Webster q Co.
sngs~odAwsy
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Eliot Giles, young married man of
Msriaville, while deer hunting, was shot and
killed by his brother-in-iaw, Mr.. Rchsrd-
son, who fred at u deer, Giles at the same
time moving his head 90 that be received a
bulle. in his bysin
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SOMERSET RAILWAY.

Tsatss Leave Oakland ~ follows going
aorth: 40 A. n. ard ~ r. ~. eonnectng VII
uorning train on MsiEe Central Railroad ffo0
Bangor and Wateryflie, And afternoon trains froa.
Portland via Lewissca ard via bssnswiss $50
Asgus.a.
A. y. AID Iz.so r. ~, eonnec1ibs 1t OAKLAND with
morning trains On &ajre Censfl railroad W.
both roates 10 fW3tAnd, sud With as.e'pooe rasn
Tor Portland aa96zssor.
ws n. ATER. ~.
secta6sf
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A brilliant social event occurred at Nor

A brilliant social event occurred at Nor
way Monday evening. 1t was dance and
card party at Beal's hotel. given by Misses
Lizzie and Agnes BeAl, daughters Of the
General, and Mrs. Gum. Seventy five
couples of Norway's elite were in attend
ance. Music was furnished by the Nor
way orchestra assisted by Mr.. Fred Given
of Lewiston. The order of dances was
souvenir, hand painted. The affair was
voted a most delightful social success by
all who were in attendance.
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Economical, acd Comfortable On
Way Excursions

Way Excursions
Personally conducted, Pullman Tourist
Cars through to destination. II you are
going to Colorado. California, Oregon, Of
any point west Of the Missouri River, then
take the Great Rock Island Route Excur-
siors leaving Boston every second Tuesday.
You can ssve nearly $50, from regulsv
6rst-ciass fare to the Pacific Coast, and
pfopoftionste reductions to other points.
For full particulars call on your nes,est
Ticket Agent and write r. w. Thompson,
N. z. Pass Agent, 29G Washington st.,
Boston. Mass, or a. Is Fafnsworth, G.. z.
Pa, 257 Broadway, MY. Jno. Sebastian,
@. 7. & Z. A.. Chicago, III jsn12dtf.
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Of III. place hsppeEed to drop il On rssty
Of checkes-playsrs u Main street. seaas
the other day, ard bvicg Insisted 70 -
test, worked great havoc IL TIE Dpsny.
He sksrked them right an. isft. AID nm
Ally. leaving sigh because there we're 70
mote vorlJs TO csEqusr. repaired to his toe-
sorisi psriof s1fs took up the less excitias.
hEt more lurrsfire work Of tonins razor.
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ass. WinsIow's Soothing Syrup should
always be used for children teething. I,
soothes the child, softens the gums. sllsys
sill pain, cures wind collie, and il il the best
remedy for disfrhea. Twenty-Five cents .
bottle. feb9odG
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Mr. + II. Atkins win move his stock Of
goods to Gardiner today. As yet no enc
has decided to reopea the store vacated by
him.
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kennebec Central R. R.
RANDOLPH b NATIONAL suE, INE
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
TIME TABLE.

ON and after Jan. 10, 1921, and until further no
uce trains will ma as follows:
Leave Randolph for National Home 40. f1W
A. 81, 30 4.i0P. NJ.
Leave National Hone for Randolph: 9.s \.
NJ; 1 Is, 10, 500. PM.
). A. LAwTON, Superintendent.
January 9, isot.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-01-28


''Praise, the bridge that carries you over, 3
and praise the remedy that heals you, ~
you will. il you should Use Old Ssul's
CAtayrh Care, the best remedy for catssrh
or inauenzs known. q cts.
People learn wisdom by experience. A
man never wakes up his second baby TO see
il laugh, Bat sIssys keeps DR.. Bulls Baby
Syrup hsndy.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-01-28

The horse cars now have . very good
road, and the teams experience no difficulty
in slipping right along. And judging from
the numerous loaded teams that come in
from ourside, the country rcads generally
must be setting into good shape.
We hear thst enc Of the tonsorial artists
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-01-28

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Keaashse Reporter. sh3 vii talk On
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