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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-31
WINSLO ".

Ms,srs Whitehouse and Robinson, two
Young men in this place. purchased the
eyspcra,ins establishment built here and
for several years carried on by Mr.. Frank
Ch,mplin, formerly OF Waterville, but
which has been closed for two or three
yesrs past. They wanted the building for
storing csrrisges in connection with their
business ss painters, and the evAporating
apparatus being in good order, they
d.ciisd 10 utilize it in the apple
season. They have been at work
three week., employing seven hands,
and are about closing up. They have
taken in eight HUNDRED bushels, aud
have about tSo tons of ,hs evsporated pre-
duct on hand, for which there IL good
market in Ws.erville, oakland, Fairfield,
and other places ia the neiahborhood
They are at present evsporating 3 small lot
of pumpkin ard perhaps another season
they will do considerable in this line.
There is DO ressp IN Why this establishment
.h 1uld not do big business for orchsfdia's
bring in their sppies from all the towns
round about.
Mr.. Charles Ii Drummond has been
drawn as y traverse Iror for the November
term of Superior Court in Watervilie.
crew OF Nj alte IentIA ehiutSfs, VIC
a. work upon the iron bridge over
the Sebasiicook, and have quite
a Job .hesd Of them. 1t makes nervous
DC rson cringe to zee three or four OF them
on a single board slung under the bridge,
ard extendtd from one side TO the other; il
s~it 70 to and fro and bends benea,h tn
weight UPON it as the men proceed with
their work many feet above the stream rur'
ming underneath.
man had q very narrow escape from q
horrible death Thursday afternoon. as the
Flying Yankee came along; he had started
to cross the trek, on his way into Wares
mill yard, bu. saw ,hst it would be impos-
sibie for him to do SO, and
Just barely succeeded in getting
his team to ore side when the train
dashed by. People who saw him from
Bsssett's store, just across the stream, held
their b.es,h, and supposed that his time
hsd come sure IL lis the general feeling here
thst the train should not run so
fast when going through this place,
The people here are talking good deal
abou. the pulp and paper mill which is 10
be erected here rext spring, and the mile
track that Nelson is to build, and on which
he announces his purpose to give his great
stallion q record next season which shAll
beat the world. Wipslo~ 10 surely comiu 9
Ito prominence. and there is really no
reason whv il h nu'd MOI.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-31
Railroads 4 Steanrbuats
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD
Arrangement Of Trains In Eject OF.
4th, 1891.

GOING WEST-6,so A. NJ. for Levissoa,
sockland, Portland, Boston and Montreal; ~ 4,
n. for Haiiowell. Gardiner and South 0ardlneP:
1910 A. N. for Brunswi b, Lewiston, varuingtep.
Rookland, Portland and Boston. connecting To-
White Mountain Points aud Quebec; Z % Z, n.
or Ha,lowen. Gardiner and e0uth Gsrdinsr; Q d
P. M. for Brunswick, Bath, Rockland, Portland.
Boston; SIS, (expressl Portland and boston N
Montreal, o 06 L. NJ. for AsllOweil, Gardiner ~
south Gardiner; 100 T. n. might Pulinaa) ID
Lewiston, Bath. Portland and Boston.
GOING EAsT-2.io A. 81. might exprsss) NJ
'kowhegan, Belfast, Bangor, Bar HaSboe, D.
stephens, st. John and Aroostook County; OH 4.
Vanceboro. l2.S7 p. NJ. for Wac willie, eonnectins
for Oakland. Winthrop and Lewiston; S.4s r, u.
tor waterville. Oakland, North Anson.
Bingham, SkowhegAn. Belfast, Dover anS
Fox lroit, Bangor. Bar Harbor. 81. stephens,
st. John and Al oos 'ook County; on SATURDAY.
only ~ 7.ao p. NJ. for waisrville. and Sundays
only, at Q.t7 4. M, f4r Bangor.
The Night Pullman Trains run each way ever
aight, Sundays included, but not to Skowhaean
IN Monday mornings, or TO Belfast, Dexter, q
beyond Bangor. on sun lay morning..
The day express trains going West Il 1910 4.
". and East at s.ts z. NJ. run daily, 6sndays IN
luded, between Boston, Lewiston, Bath, koek.
and, Bangor and bt. John.
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN for Assusta
caves Soath Gardiner. go A. NJ; 10 and y
Z. NJ, Gardiner, O rs A. M; i.2o and 4AS r Y. /;
ual,oweli, 6.49 A. NJ, I.25 and 459 p. 4.
Through tickets TO California and all poants
south and West may be had Of v. II. WAlkef
iicket ageDt, Augusta, the only Once In AugusB
ellng via all routes and checking baggage ffss o.
sNpense. .
PAYsON TUCKER. Vice Pres. l. GeRr Manager.
2. Il. BoOTHBY. Genr Pass. and Ticket AL
Portland, Oct I, 1871.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-31
SCHWATkA IN ALASKA.
Additional Details Of His Thrilling Els.
capes and Valuable Finds.

VICTORIA, B C, Oct. 80. Additional
PARTICULAR of Lisut. Schwstks's perilous
trip through ALASKA are full of intere.t.
No less thai II large rivers were crossed
They were all v,ry rapid and pren diff.
Guilty vas experienced IN fordirg them
When in the center of the unknown coun.
try the guides informed them that they
would no go lurlber, declarir that 1t mesnt
suicide to attempt TO cross the St. Elias
rarge. But Schwaks ard his two white
CONF anio1s went on. As The travellers got
TO the base Of the st Elias Alps they b.
he'd on either hand hundreds Of grand ice
clad mountads. punched together, many Of
them from 10. 0O0 to IA 600 feet high.
No pass of sry kind was seen until one
si,erno 90, turning curve around an enor-
nous & ound OF sold rock, they saw likely
place. IL a gully bstween two hills Of snow
ran farce torrent, snd just above this,
following is course ibt0 the mountains,
was a fragile ledge Of rock Towards this
the explorers went, aud then started series
Of harrow escapes. terrible dangers and
gFess obstacles, almost unequsiled in the
tiitory Of modern climbing.
Several times during the a,st day DR..
Hsyea slipped and twice s,rowiy escaped
= fesrful death. Both times Sthvatks's
arm saved him. A, the end Of ihs second
day. Hayes. who bad 20 fsr carried bis box
Of Instruments with great difficulty, was
compelled to abandon them.
At he end Of the third day Schvatka
was slmo.t shooters. sui the feet Of all the
party were blesdH They still Struggled
on over ice ssd prorudipg rocks, the air
getting colder all the time The party slept
in blanket coats, hutdled mp together for
warmth. The MD Sic of the fourth day they
get to rise IN the hills and discovered that
The future course would be detcsnt The
descent Was Rapidly made, and then the ex-
plorers coBfir usd across the country at q
slow pare i they struck some rapids ar d
embarked 10 sn ;mp'omptH esBoe in another
s1vtn.urcus part CT the journey, shooting
the torrent through a great canyon of solid
rock, facet in many places with pure cop
per O1ty tie rArropness Of the way
saved Ihe PARTY from certain destruction,
and - it was they sll were terribly bruised
and shsken no By tie experience.
Alter pa sing the rapids snd goipg over
. fast tributary ef the Copper, they rese ht d
the Indians ssain st the fork Of the Cop
per, and for The fret time In six weeks
tasted -four or tes. The Indians to ok the
party with the m TO the ocean ard the TIL
Of exploration was ever.
DR.. Hayes hiss taken with him to Wash
inston 3 large piece Of pure native copper
that was tom of flint rock at the great
canyon The specimen contains 81 per
cent. Of pure copper, and 10 to be taken to
. party Of capitalists 10 New York, who
vii. j, is believed, at once start 70 develop
whs. Sch watka declares 10 the richest COP
per mine in the world.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-31

The Hsil3Seli granite ~orks has just
solved hard pitb, m A few days ago .he
roof stone for tue Mact aid vault Ia
CiGc,nnau, was hauled il from the
quarrits. II measures lSxl4 feet and
is foo. ard inches thick.
Under the rules of the railroads
nothing can be shlpaed that excedes 8 feet
s iuches in width from txIeme outside to
extreme OUTSIDE Nor shsll anything be
higher thar IA Zee. above the rail. IL wss
ID .oifessly imp3ssble TO ship the stone on
its face for 1t would exclude the maximum
dth. Even uaing the IL. &. w. specisl care
it would be impossible To set it on edge for
the bUttom Of the stone could NOT b. within
q foot Of the rail Superintendent Hunt
so we'd the problem by settiag the stone on
an angie so il corresponds with the hypothe-
muse OF q right angle irlaos gle In this vsy
just couies ~i'1il HI requirements. The
stone weighs over 80 IONS.
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NoRros's WILL PRoBATED.
The Instrument Makes Handsome he
ouests for Public Purposes.

No.wrck. Conn. Oct. so The VII OF
the ID. Henry B. Norton was pfobstsd today.
The public requests are: 100000 for ne
Norton public Library and reading room,
Norwich; $50, 900 for the Norwich Free
Academy. Norwich; els. 600 for the brosd.
vsy Congregational church. Norwich
$4,000 for the United worksrs, Nofwicn
two sevenshs OF the residue for he Norvicn
y N. C. A.; $1,000 to the EiIa Huntineon
Memorial Hcms. Norwich; Sl000 TOT 0s
Five Points house of industry. Nes ios.
,;,v. sioo0 for the American Seamens
Friend Society, New York; tvo.seventns
If ne residue to the American Home Mis-
SONAR, Ne~ York; ons-seventh % ne
Amsricsn Missionary Socisty, New York /;
one-ssventh to the American Board o.
Commissioners for Foreign Missions, New
York; one seventh to the American Con-
ersgationsl Mission, New York.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-31

The terribly aggravated form o. influenza
which ply scisns on the continent OF Europe des
isnate as ia grippe seems to have ehected :
n rmauen. Judgement this side the Atlantic. II
makes its reappes ance IS soon is the cooj veath
er SEE In, and not intrequently curing the sum
mer months In the spring 1t is rampant. Moth
ing checks its first attack, or 80 tfectually IN
tefacts Its subsequent ravag@s, as Hostetter's
stomach Biiters. The fortilyIng, invigorsting TO-
fueuce OF that benefeent tonic protects the sys
t, m agsibst the Dangers which beset feeble ply
sque and a weakly constitution ronseque Mt upon
abrupt tran"tio, Of temperature. 1t dihuses a
gem ] warmth through The diaphragm, which IL
The best corr ctive preventive chill, and Il
means of neutr liking the effect of exposure In
damp or rigorous weather. In dyspepsia, liver
complaint, costive ne-s rhsnmatism. mslaIial and
kidney troubles il Is never resorted to without
good results
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-31
SOM ERSET RAILWAY.

Commencing Monday, June 18th, 1891, t1aias
will run as follows, cor Meeting At Oakland with
Maine Central Railroad.
For Boston, Portland, Lewiston, watcrvills, Al,
gusta, showhegan and Bangor:
Passenger trains leave Bingham, On 4. n.
w 20 p. NJ; Scion. 6.52 A. NJ, 1913 ? ~; Cana
unk Fails. 1854 A. M. 'l.o6 p. M; Embdel, ~
4. NJ, I.2o r. NJ, North Arson, III 4. NJ, 1907.
NJ; Arson, 7.27 A. NJ, 80 p. M; Madison, 10 4.
M.;2o2r.M :; Norridgewock, 20 a n, II Z.
NJ. Gangs Siding, .7.56 A. NJ '2.26 p. NJ. Bswtsle
Croesing, 500 A n, .2.32 p. NJ; arrive Oakland,
80 =. NJ, 2.50P.M
from Bo ston, Portland. Lewiston. Auglsta, Wa
terviIie, Skowhesan and Bangor;
Passenger trains leave Oakland, 9.os 4. n, ~
p. NJ; Sawtelle Crossing, 800 A. NJ SOP. H.;
Bangs Siding, 1926 A. Nj, 800 p. M Norrdse
wock, a.S4 A. NJ, 5.B p. Nj; Madison, sM 4. ~
535 +. M; Ansoa, y 56A NJ IS 2sP.M North A.
.ou, ito O6 A Nj. $50 = NJ Embden. lo.0 4. ~
s.06 p. NJ; Carratunk Fails, 40 IS A. M Nh r.
NJ; Scion, 1898 A. NJ, GIG P. NJ; arrive Binghin,
li.20 A. NJ, 6.36 +. N.
alag stations. at which trains stop on sien.l
notice 10 conductor. Mixed between Binshan
and North Anson. WIN. III. AfEk, bup1
sept9dtf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-31

The running time Of electric cars to ant
from Water street. 10 the sane IS all sum
mer. Cars lssvs corner Bridge and Wstel
streets ) ard SO minutes past every hon
for Gslloweil ard Gardner; leave cornell
winshrop g. 4 State streets fer Hsllowel
sat Gardner ) I'D Is minutes past every
hour; cars leave corner of Grove snc
State streets for Wst7r street at is and Al
uinutss past every hour, also for Halo
we'll aud Gardiner same time. Passenger:
are accommodated from Water to State sud
State 10 Wster streets IS far as Winthrop
he same az before. All the Passengers II
es Eot sccou modste are passengers from
HslIcvell and Gardiner no State street.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-31
FIRE ALARM SYSTEM.
The Poles of the Electric Light Company
rendered for its Use.

The following letter will explain itself {:
Hon. John W. Chase. Mayor, Augusta,
Maine.
Sir.-Believi1g that a fire alarm system
in this city ia a mach needed imp ovement,
one that will be Of great value becsuse i.
will reduce the damage snd loss by fire to
its minimum and desiring in every way to
aid in whatever will Contribute to tle vel
fare of Augusta, 1 sm authorized to tender
to the city, free of any expense to the city,
the use Of the polss of the Keonebec Light
and Heat Company, should the city decide
to establish any FIRE alarm system, for the
purpose Of putting its wirss up IN said poles.
am authorized in behalf OF the company,
to make a con ract with the city, giving to
the city the use of sad poles so long as
they shall use them for such ssysiem.
l am, with great respect.
your obedient servant,
J. II. MANLEY.
Augusta, Ne, Oct. 20, 1891.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-31

Rev. A. S. Lsdd will preach at the
Methodist church tomorrow at > IS, loca
time. The sacrament Of the supper will
follow the sermon. The monthly pew
ren,sls will be due. At the Sunday school
A. > 80 q special collection will be taken fol
missions. Ep~or,h League meeting in the
large ve.try at 10 sharp, local time, led
by Miss Lola Lander. ALI are invited
The evening service will be omitted.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-31

Rev. S. d. Towne, the evangelist who
has been sssis Jag Rev. Mr.. Adams in ser.
vices At the church for the past three weeks
completes his lsoors here Sunday. The
meetings have been held nearly every even.
ing and have been, without exception very
interesting and helpful. One Of ths
pleasant features has been the visits re
csived from Christian workers from out Of
the city, especially those from Gardner
Another party is expected this evening. in
GLIDING Rev. j. L Monroe, the singer, who
hiss made many friends during his stay here
and his departure will be sincerely regretted
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-31

dueed By Rev. l. Il. Hsliock and vas go
Ut honls with lis aaiisncs, which mani
tested In appreciation "a frequsnt out
tafsss Of sppssnss- IacitsEniiy be m
treinced several Of his poems, vh'eh p
rendered in tbs style pecuiisr 70 himself.
Tia lecture was Sac one, and the I. n
c. A. hs7s the thanks Of those Who were
fossupste enough 10 hesf it,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-31

II thought thy bside.bed to have decked. .swee;
maid,
And not have strewed thy grave"
The Danish queen was not an exemplary
wife, but was doubtless sincere 10 her grief
at Ophelia's death. In every land we see
the purest and sweetest Of Ewes daughters
gathered TO early graves. A perfectly reli-
able cure for female complaints, is DR..
PieIce's Favoriie Prescription, me dicine
teyond all rrsise, which hiss saved many 3
young life threatened by the insitious sp-
proach of disease. For chronic female
arrangements, weak back, Isssitude. ner-
vousness sni poor appetite, ii is without sn
equsl; . generous tonic, ssfe nervine,
purely vegetable, and ararraated TO give
satisfaction, or the price 81 O0) refunced.
This guarantee is always adhered to. Or
druggists oci2s '&vfo'rm
The Ssniwich Islands al phabpt has twelve
letters; The Burmese, nineteen; Iulsn.
twenty; Ber galess. twenty one; Hebrew
Syrian, Chsldee and Ssmari.sn, tpen y-.wo
each French, twenty-thfee; Gfeek, twenty
four; Lssiu, twenty-five; German, Dutch
and E1giish, tventy-s:x each; Spanish and
Sclavonic. tweniy-seven each; Arabic,
twenty light; Persian and Coptic, thirty
two; Georgian. thirty FIVE; Armenia,
thi'ty-eisht; Russian, forty-one; Mus
covise. fo,ty-ihcee; Sanskfit and japanese,
fifty; Ethiopic and Tsftsfian have POP each.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-31

On Sunday, Nov. sth. Rev. r. W. Jen.
kins Of the Congregational church viii
preach on the subject why so few mer
suead church. For several weeks past
Mr.. Jenkins has been gathering statistic:
from the men having sent ont nearly one
hundred letters to ascertain the reason.
Why they do not attend church. He viii
base his sermsn on extracts from thest
letters, and it is likely to be pointed dis
course.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-31

Two men were taking . walk in the real
Of Trsss's stable Thursday evening, wher
ore Of them, who was evidently little the
worse for too frequent contacts with the
oIitIe, fell into o-e Of the trenches which
the Maine Central worhmen have dug in
~hich to Sc, the foundation for the trestle
There wss about two feet Of water in the
trench and the poor chap came very near
drowning before help could be secured.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-31

Isuffered with rhe umatism 10 the .houi.
der for mouths and the emily thing ! found
that did me any coed was Salvation OIL. II
cured me. and 1 recommend il to all SUI
ferers with said disesss.
N. ULMAN, Pssrl St Baltimore, Md.
A lady Who has suffered fer over three
months extreme torture from violea'
cough has become completely cured BY Dr.
Balis Cargh Syrap. oc'2Id& stoifin
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horse belonging to H. d. Leonard took
fright on Chuic CD street yesterday noon and
dashed onto Wster street Just in front Of
sn express team driven By Arthur Picker
ing The latter is an adept at catching
runaway horses and succeeded in bringing
this one to = stsndstill, after being dragged
3 short distance. Il wsss rash, but none
the less plucky act ard doubtless saved
ssn cone gooi sized bill of expense.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-31

John Jave.t. the popular Maine Central
conductor, leaves Monday on q weeks va
cation. But few men on the line work as
steadily as Mr.. Jewett, who has not had a
days vacation for the pact year. Faith.
fu ness brings i,s reward, however. and Mr..
Jewett will enjoy the ntxt seven days to
their utmosi.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-31

Officer J. P. Hill observed 4 suspicious
looking package al ths N. c. station and
proceeding to Investigate disclosed 30 part
ridges, WINCH he at once contiscsted- The
beg coa.ainip them was address TO Adams,
Chapman Co, Boston,, and
there was an accompanying csrd bear
i1g the letters "a. B E." evidently agreed
upon between the parties as Indicating the
sender This conf .csted game, as we are
told, goes to the officer, who may eat it,
sell it, or give i. away within the limits of
tbs state. II will be seen therefore, that
it stands lover of game well 10 hand to
keep on good terms with the active game
wsrdpn
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-31

The ESiseop.l industrial school, which
opened sikh good attendance A. the vonan!
resainz room . week ago. viii be cantinaed
tins afternoon ct o'eisck, when ossaniz >
too sfd Classification will be Perfected.
Ms. II W. Stewart, Who aided % ms
fefiAily lass term. has accepted the pfesi-
dency this year. The inssractaon q pfsseni
10 entirely 10 needle work The school Il
sradsd with Q tese 1er for each 9fsts. A
ccoAiag class 10 IN the future. II sstisfSc-
tory arrangements can be made for
teacher
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-31

At tie FIR Baptist church Sunday after
noon at ? A. o'clock. Rev. Mr.. Monroe vii
discuss the vital question. as money
raised from church suppers and fairs &c
support the Gospel acceptable to God In
the evening Mr.. Monroe will preach the
first OF a series Of revival sermons which be
will continue Sunday evenings during the
winter.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-31

An electrician from Brunswick was in
town yesterday setting up the dynsmos
which is 10 furnish power to iigh. the re-
modelled Huntiey kindling wood factory.
II will run 20 lights of 30 candle power
escb. The factory vii! be running again
by the middle or last OF next week.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-31

Miss Nettie HodsdoO, who hiss been In
Boston for . noath past, where che is con
tinui1g her study Of photography or short
haud writing, expects to return, when shs
Will probably orgsnize q class should there
be . fficien, number OF persots desirius
to take up this art and typevriting. Those
who do good work Ia shese lines are sure Of
lucrative positions. AID with the methods
OF doing business the call 70, them il
steadily on the increase.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-31

Mr.. Chss. Souie, Who has been at Bridg-
ton some time past will soon return TO ibis
CITY, having secured 8 position here. Mr.
Soule IS plsyer upon the cornst and vio-
lin and il Is expected that he will be con
nected with the wsservilie Military band
and orchestra which will be q material
help 10 those organic stions.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-31

Charles apsutding, F. C Davenport
snG CO org. Howe made another TIP TO to:
lax est rdsy for the ,urposs Of buoyins
r exc and hedges. 0-5ng to the u-u'ua
drought Ihe -a'er i. 80 low that MOST ei
tne.e tsage-at3 rzvgation are uncovered
TIL. enables the gentlemen who are
daisg the s1rk ID drive bolts inte
the rot ks and atsh chains and buoy.
hereto. Even IL the ice should carry Tbs
ioe hqo, or: Re <. spring, the CHAINS viii
sill b. there ~ "a ure use. The tuoyi
vii be p'sced hom HAmmor DIS Grove Il
the lover e,t, "a boh sides Of the lake
Yachting on Cot0os,eeco1tee will ne
longer be danger us.
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Mr.. spriDs iisid, BsstSn CIVIL engineer
vho i. we'll posted o. wafer works aid
~a,er supply, 10 here Today ia company
with Mayor Besns and Mr.. Merchant be
will mskss reeonr zi.anee survey If the
OUTLYING csuuuy west Of this city u see
whether or E OF a good sster supply can be
secured for the talked of city water works
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Hon. VIM. p. Whitehouse, Presiding.


@. T. STEVENS, sheriff.
W. s. CHoATE, clerk.
F.A. SMALL, stenogrspher.
FRIDAY, Oct 80.
Norris vs.. Ksnnebec Fibre Co. The
testimony on the part OF the plaintiff was
concluded at 10 80 and Mr. Cornish opene
for the defence. I. is ella med BY the
defendants that their belt, OF which COM
plant is made, vas safe for anyone in the
exercise Of ordinary care. They also claim
that it was physical impossibility for the
plsint, ff's head to reach the belt, standin &
upon the steps as he claims he was, ard
thst, as 8 matter Of fact, At the time Of his
accident he vas into xicsted and fell in con-
Sequence Of such condition. The defence
was c.c sed at 4 30 and the case was post
poned until Saturday morning at 9.l0, to
give the plaintiff an oppor u atty to secure
certain Witnesses in rebu.tsl.
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SKOWHEcAN LOCALS,

At the annual meeting of stockholders in
the Somerset Loan and Building Associs-
ton. the following officers we're elected
l.. w. W. ston, president; F. A. Noiin,
secretary E. F Dsnfoith, treasurer. TIE
management will practically be the same as
for the past four successful yeGrs.