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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-18
Msiue and the Columbian Exp ositio,
fIndustrisl Journal

The Columbian Exposition will offer
Msi1e golden opportunity to make her
self known TO the outside world. and to LEI
il pSss W without Improvement would b.
worse than mistake, it wonld in fscs b. q
crime The S.a,e of Maine today indus.
trisi!y has entered upoa career OF pros
perity, which Fith proper effort on the p,Fl
Of her friends can BE- long enduring, fhe
one thing reejed TO bring this SCOUT snj
give Maine = business boom such as she
has never before experienced. and which
shall be permanent in its character and far
reaching in 10 extent, is liberal and julie
ious advertising on the part Of her business
men and citizens.
And now that the opportunity is at hand
it would be the height of folly for the
State of Msire to fail TO make display
of her resources sud advantages eommsn.
surste sikh her importance rs the Dirigo
State. Particularly should she be well
Represented in the various product We indus
tries and natural resources peculiar to her
self ard in all others in which she excels
And every persen who has given the sub
ect stte6tiou, or who is at all familiar with
the extent aud diversity of Maine indus;rie.
and resources. knows thst .he material
exists for such an exhibit a. few other
states could equal and perhaps none excel
And SIS suitable representation at Chicago
will call for large expenditure il seems
De sirabie thxt prsciicsi results be KEEP. ia
view IS far as possible. 1t should be the
aim 70 have the money thus paid GU. return
evsEfuslly to the State increased many fold
There should be general exhibiS showing
the wonderful diversity of our industries
and resources, ard then SPECIAL pfominence
should be given those lines of products fol
which market would be mos. likely to be
found in tie West snd South. And
above all thiHgs else particular prominencs
should be given the hotel and resort
interests. As an occasion for advertising
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-18

csucty, ii rapidly dimtni.ising ,heif ares
il evidenced BY lie faTesay srAtas0es OF
Ohio, F.E-e the &sse*ser- rrpoft yearly the
number Of acres corr 4 sish wooS.
An examination Of skeee reports shovs =
esnssane dfmir us;o, Of the forest eOver Of
dat sss:a- In 1870, the wood lands Gov.
cred 81 81 PER cent, OF the entirc axea ana
in 1854 only l. 50 per csls, taus indicating
. decrease in her forest areA Of more than
50 per cent in fourtsea yesrs Ia 1850
Maine ranked - seventh anong the ssaies
IL the scmher pfedactioi ~ shs country.
hsyin. So esssblssnn ses. n, ia msnufsct-
n.a vhieh had capital % 81 35S 1886. and
gave employment to 1856 hand. whose
vsges suoaafed to 81 i5i.i42. The pro-
ducs was SCI. s5s 00s feet Of lumber. 1e4,-
$50 coo iashs fet $50 COO shingles. 81 3I6.-
coo st.yss. 3.3is 00e sess Of hssdins.
Is ,4ss 500 feet Of spool ami eosbin stock,
which. with other forest pro3ucss valued ss
Si82 .ss2. hsi sessi vaias Of 81 3S3.s6o-
The wood pgip icdesIy since 1ss0 has
Assumed large proportions. and has direct
interest with tie wood working establish
meets IN maia,xininz supply 70 the fun
Sx.eDs Of tie capacity Of our voed lands
for timber growth. JoHN E HoBss
Noara BEssIcK. March IL. 1891.
TIE Mama Ssste Grange at its annual
meeting at Bangor. December 1890. 1883,
ade pied the feiIosing resolutions, Wig :
Resstrsd, That We members of the
Name State Grange in annual meeting
assembled, respectfully petition the Legls
iAtuse 70 take some action 10 establish 8
commissioner Of forestry.
Rsso{eed, That additional Legislation
against fores. fires be had, and that shall
encourage forest growth.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-18
The members Of St. Mays consrssaties

The members Of St. Msry's consresstios
will hold their annual entertainment this
evening at Meonian ball, in honor Of 81.
Patrick, Ireland's chief apostle. An sppro.
pirate ard eloquent lecture will be delivered
by Rev. Matthew II. McGrsih, . dissin.
guished clergyman connected with the
cathedral Of the Immaculate Conception Of
Portland. The children Of the Sunday
school will take an interesting part in ths
exercises and will render some Of IrelsndS
most pleasing and popular airs. The pro.
Rramrie will lie executed under the difsc-
ticn Of Pullen's celebrated orchestss.
Special arrangements have been made fof
patrons from Halloxell and Gardiner %
lie evening rain and electric road.
Charles v. Ladd, who died at the ssylun
Monday, WAS taken to his home On The
afternoon train yesterday. His body va
placed in q rosewood cssket, trimmed With
plain silver handles and plse. A square
and compass adorned the eide. The CO..
ket was liasd throughout. with plestsa
with heavy fringe on top. He was sur
rounded with Marcchsl Mel roses grown d
the greenhouses .. the asylum. His n
mains were detained . few moments tor
the benef. Of his many friends to axes
last look. They were then conveyed y
the depot. Mr.. M. s. Campbell sd
Geo. W. Keene went to Sebec THE mofnisg
to stsend the funeral. A handsome dssI
pillow and standing crOss from bic masy
friends, furnished 1t Bangor, were among
the tributes. The pillow cost some 5000.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-18
TOWN ELECTIONS

ALHIoS1selee'men, G Midget. George Il
Pray, X Baker; town clerk, C A Drake; school
committee, C W Abbott, W L Davis, Crom
nett Money appropriated schools. what the
law requires; highways, $500; support of poor
400; other purposes, 100 for free High School,
30 for school text books.
observation-disclosures, Henry N Cole. G
rwitchel Jr. VIM Coffin; town clerk. Geo W
urer, b Millett. Money appropriated schools,
what the law requires; highways, 1900; supp ,rt
OF poor and all other necessary town charges,
1900; for school bosks, 100.
CoRISNA-Clerx, W Burrill: treasur.r, vii,
Burrill; selectmen. j II Shepherd, j $ Burrill. o
l. Jones; supervisor of schools. Rev o j Hancock !:
collector, II seavey All Republicans Money
raised: current expenses. $500; schools 1900;
mlscel Aneous. 800.
Observation-Disclosures, Wilbur Cate, N Lee.
man, Warren r. Heudlette; town eek, Orrn L
Ham; school committee, J P Cate; treasurer,
$3.50, highways, 1000 in labor; support of poor,
800; other purposes, interest on debt, 400; Ne
mortal day, rs.
FeIENDsHIP - elestmen. A + Winchenpaw.
Edward Thomas, h Geyer, town clerk
Morton, school committee or supervisor, Charles
+ Cook and DR. q C Chamberin. Money appro
priated: schools $3.50; highways, 700; support Of
poor, 600; other purposes. l,405.
T. Thompson; selectmen, LIST P. W. Thompson.
Pod A. W. Miller. 3rd r. Bean: supervisor OF
schools, A. W Miller; for poor 5000; schools, $50
Town debt. 500; roads and bridges. 600; railf oa
bond and intere IT, 1921; town charges, 400; books
80.
LIsBoS-SeIectmon John Smith, Frank A Jor
dan. f II Lunt; town clerk. james II Eaoott
supervisor, II + Coolidge Money appropriated
schoois, $3.50; highways. 1900; support of poor
900; other purposes, contingent, 1900; town orders
2cO0.
ST.. ALBANs- Selectmen, I o Winslow, Fred
Lucas Turner; town clerk, C A Southland
supervisor OF seho Is, G Southland. Money ap
propdated schools, si3i0; highways. 1000; sup
port Of poor. 300.
VAssALBoRo-Selectme + c Barrows, Alex
Hail. Ii Drummond; town clerk, seth B Rich.
ardson; supervisor, $ B Richardson. Money ap
propriated scho' Ia, 5000, hi.hways, 1900;
support OF poor, 1000; other purposes, breaking
snow the past winter. 5000.
Observation-Disclosures, Lincoln W. Gibbs;
Wilson Lewis; Edwin Amsden; town clerk Sgl
Holbrook: supervisor of schools, G. A. Peaslee
Money appropriated schools, $500; highways
ia money. 1900, support of poor, 1900; other pnr
poses, $500.
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Pcpham Beach Notes.

The inhabitants Of PophAm Beach have
passed through . short season of excite
merit during the week past. They were
forced into mourning by the defeat of the
Atkins Bay bill week ago today in the
House and the ROSTERS lin PRINT were
sho 1ered on them by the remonstrant:
sgai ls. the bill; BAT when thu reversal Of
the vote ia the House took place on Friday
they took on their mourning and the Other
fellows pat il on. Then there came another
exchange of ROSTERS which was f1al.
Probably no people were ever more cast
down on the one hand aDd ela.ed on the
other, than we're these people.
Mr.. Vickery came down Saturday night
and in the evening every male inhabitsn,
that could get there, crowded ioto
the parioss of the Eureka House
to welcome their defender Of the
bill, and congratulate him snd themselve
on thei, success, Notwithstanding the undsr r
hand misrepresentation Of the bill. Sergt.
Jones OF the Fort, stated the cause Of theiI
Invasion of the Eureka by himself and
friends in few pointed remarks, and Mr.
vickery responded by giving them q full
account of the progress Of the bill in it,
did, rant stages.
Landlord Perkins brought Us refresh
nents. and a couple Of hours were very
pleasantly spent, the guests retiring amid
cheering and good feelings generally.
Many good things have happened among
cur people during this trying time,
One gentleman. Frenchman, who ha,
not very clear idea of the English
language, got excited at the time Of the
seeming defeat of the bill and exclaimed
II don't understand this thing at all-if the
bridge was 10 gross, how did they get it GU.
Of gross"
But the pophanites feel all right now,
and all will unite in giving the place 8
bonn, in anticipation of having q bridge,
sooner or later.
Orders have been given Thomas B.
Cutting 6 Co. this morning for lumber to
build tsc-s;ofy canning factory "a by GO
feet, work On which will be commenced al
soon as the lumber can be delivered.
The erection of several cottages will be
commenced early in the season, and Pop.
ham Beach will 90 forward and fulfil its
destiny of becoming one of the finest sea.
side resorts in the country. p.
POrHAM BEACH, Mar. 16, 1891.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-18

Names rnrivaiied attractions Of mountafn.
forest. isse ssd sszsa5re tie CSiGDbiSs
Exposifion STEERS exceptional opportunities.
I.inxs2 as Maine row Is with Chi-sso sDd
tie Northwest By tso CREST fAiissy Euez,
and with the ssmirAbie fseiEties Afforded
for speedy and luxurious ttsssi, the resi-
denfs IL the cities NJ the Upper Missis-
sippi Valley and the Far West are looking
toward Maine ~ Al IDEAL summer home.
The tide 10 airesdy setting this way and
with the active assistance Of the Maine
Commissioners to the Worlds Fair, aids''
by liberal appropriation from the StGse.
the interests Of Maine hotel men-snd
there are nov within oar borders between
go snd 700 hoteIs-nay receive . ssimE-
las, the beneficial effects Of which will b.
fssFsschisg snd be fels BY business Of oil
kinds.
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outside OF Maine It Ia difficult to
find leadiAg Republican paper
that Ia opposing the system. In this
State we have sneh coed Repubh-
car company as the Lewiston Journal,
the Portland Press and Advertiser, the
Blddeford Times and Journal together
with large number Of weeklies-
Indeed We have never felt the ieazt BIT
/, ionesome In this cause. We do rot
believe it 10 be the part Of wisdom for a
party that has always been In the van Of
progress to undertake TO stop the advance
Of popular reform that Il sure TO come.
Taking the limited view Of the whole
matter that the Bangor Wing does we
should say that such a course was
exceeding poor policy. The JOURNAL
believes, however. that the Republican
party shouId sustain the Australian bal
10. system on broader grounds than
those Of policy. IL should sustain it
because it Is right and in the line Of
progress
hiaa strange sight ID zee the Boston
Journal, New York Press, New York
Tribune and other leading Republican
papers OF the country sharply critics.
Ing the action Of the Maine House Of
Representatives on the Australian Bal
lot question Some Of these criticisms
have been exceedingly caastic. Our
contemporaries appear unable to apprel-
ate the fact that prominent Maine
Republicans can be strongly and
consistently opposed TO a measure which
has been followed BY such splendid re-
sults la their own states. But it IL true
nevertheless There exists In this State
an honest difference Of opinion upon this
matter among prominent Republicans
and leading citizens. We believe how
ever, that the conviction Is gaining
ground that it would be unwise
for the Republicans Of the present
Legislature to refuse 10 pass
a secret ballot measure. We ask our
brethren in other states to suspend
Judgment for a while. The Maine Leg
islature has not adjourned. This qaes-
ton Is not yet disposed OF. Until 1t IS
we trust the Republican standard bear
er. in other states will withhold their
criticisms.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-18

Clarence Benson of Marlboro, Mass.,
has recently purchased the property know u
As tho Thomas Chase farm at Buckfeld.
ard viii establish fancy horse stock
farm.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-18

JSae 3 Pl,casassis Dist. let Lo1gs. Coed Tee
biAfs, Milo.
Jsae S-kssnebes Dtssxse. Lodge. Good Ten.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-18

That was wild talk made by the com
mittee OF twelve Italians who have been
sent to washington TO interview Secre-
tary Blaine, President Harrison and the
Italian minister in reference to the
recent New Orleans massacre. Revenge
is not term of civilization. Ii belongs
TO savage tribes. A charitable allowance
must be made, however. for the excite
ment under which these men were
iaboriug. They were not in proper
mood to talk for publication. They will
cool down considerably when their sober
second thought gets TO the front.
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1sD pSgs nss-
J.s. z-ri nss District Lo1xs. Coed Tsfa
Jsae S-Ksnnebes Das.sse. Lodge. Good Ten.
EiAsn.
Dsha01sass
March i7-s1usa Yvaat.ia Esnds5 sshoel CSaysS
lion. Hev eharsn-
March z,-A.cossook Free baDtiss Qszr.sE4s
April n 1-MAsnA zs.aec.ss oossssssss. Ds1ns
vfek-
April zs-May S-gase Mass. ns.noess: Csafs.
snse- Dsssrfseoess-
Jane l6-EDe;fofa free BAPTIST kzxrtsyi7 Nest
ing. BcSSofbaam klags-
Harmsys' Insxsssasa.
March N-At Grange Han, North ssdgstek.
Pssseas - HsssssAYy.
naseh 2&--Wsiso Coanty Pomona 9rsnxs. Cersst
Gfaass, Buaxyfiis.
March 1s-renotsee: ceast7 Pomona GrxHgs.
Brewer.
MACH Is-Yars coaa,J Yomon. er.s<s. ssssoa
Aush T-Hsor and lincoln Enio1 Pomona
srmgs, Washington
Jsne s-sosssrse. coua., Pomona 6rarss. Fi.fs
asiA.
0asonis.
nay ss-Asaasi zssssfsss Grand Masosts Bodies.
Portland
AisesiiASsoas.
March !s-AroosiDox District I. o. o. w., FresIss
lx.f
March ia-ssmi annual nectiax State Board es
Trade. Wat~rvfiis.
M.seh 1aiaa Historical society. Portland.
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"Dsspise NO. the day Of small things"
A. me tiny pill (taken from vial of DR..
Pierce's Piasssns Parsstive Pellets) said 10
the 300-pound nan, suffering from indises-
non. As gentle. thorough Laxative.
these PeiIeis resemble Nature more closely
in their action ,han pything before dis
covered Business and professional men,
whose hAbits are sedentxfy. need something
of this kiad 10 ward of sick headsche. bill
iousuess AID dyspepsia hut ~hich will not
strain std raek the digestive organs a. did
the oi3-fsshiered pills. 25 cents pee vial,
at all druggists mnl6a&vfolrm
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-18

Architect Spo6ord Of Boston VS. in tbs
city yesterday.
Hon. Y. C. Moody Of York 10 rssissfsd
at the Cony House.
General c. p. Mattocks Of Portland ~
.. the State House Yesterday.
Mr.. II. o. Mcguire Of this city who ssss
to North Athens on nshing trip recently
has returned and reports good time.
Mr.. H. r. Hopkins and bis dssshss,
Mics Mamie r. Hopkins. left on The ~
O'Clock train this morning 10 sessnd "
funeral Of Col. Ellsworth Rich Of Old On
chArd.
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Do Net Fail TO Read This.


DR.. Greene, Of 81 Temple Place, Boz
ton, Mass, the eminent AID sue .essful
specialist in the cure of nervous and
chronic diseases, gives to all sufferers from
this class OF complaints the privilege of
c consulting him by letter free of charge.
The doctor is the disooveIer and proprie-
tor Of the well kno&n nerve cure, DR..
Greene's Nefvufa, and his standing rs a
specialist is so high that no sufferer should
neglec. to take advantage Of this oppor-
tuoity.
You can send for his symptom blank to
fill out. or write him description Of your
Gisesse, and he will return his opinion Of
your case, the chances Of cure, and advice
in regard 70 treatment. In his carefully
considered letter he will fully explain your
disease and give you perfect understand
ing Of sill lis symptoms. all without ex pense
to you. He has made . specially of treat
ment Of patients at distance through let
ter Jurisprudence, ani his success in cur
ing chronic diseases. even cases given up
a. hopeless, Is unpfeeedent By writing to
HIM gu viii be almost sure Of q cure.
msrlsi& rl.foism
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-18

The number present at the Congregs-
tional chapel on Friday evening will doubt.
less only be limited by the capacity Of The
building. The Gentlemen Of the church
and parish have agreed to give . supper
and entertainment without the assistance Of
the ladies. A fine literary programme will
follow the supper.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-18

The committee on legal afAifs havs ds.
posed Of all the matters on theaf cocses
except one that 10 Of little importance. Oss
Interesting matter was passed upon yee,sr
day. VIZ: the Haines bill. which pfovides
for amending the constitution % thss sses
psfsons only shall be allowed to vote y 81
resd snd write. This bill, which 10 scoy,,
u the Massachusetts Law. will be repessso
fsvorably.
The pension committee closed tpeI
labofs yesterday afternoon and have 49,
up their report
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-18
MAINE GOSSIP.

| The oldest postmaster 10 the state AZ d
possibly In the country at present, is Mr..
| Woodbridge Clifford OF North Eigecomb
Msiae, who has held that Office for more
than fifty years. His commission Is signed
b. Amos Kendall, Postmaster General. sDd
dated October An. 1888 Although rs
years Of age Mr.. Clifford is well and active,
attending to the business Of general
variety store. in addition to his duties rs
postmaster.
| Clarence Benson Of Marlboro, Mass.
has recently purchased the property know u
As tho Thomas Chase farm at Buckield.
ard viii establish u fancy horse stock
farm.
We read In the Biddeford Journal of the
Instance of grsss three inches high in tbs
vicinity of house on Elm street in thst
city. Warm water from the sink spout
has thawed the ground under snow bank,
ard the oyerhanging bans keeps eff the
cold wluds on one side while the house
protects the other. and on this warm sum y
spot has sprung up patch Of fresh green
grass some two feet square,
Fifty thousand dollars is the good round
sum which Bslfas. inauciers have figured
| I'D as the amount said to have been invested
| in Western Boom from that city during the
pasttyo years. Resuits--variet.
| A good dog story is told of the aiVer-
| tefes of dog owned by & gentleman in
| Bangor one lark stormy night this dog
| follow ed Il lumbs rnan cut of bis master
store and ss he did not return for COM
time his master grew inpatient and taking
a lsatsrn sent in search of b.s fsv0ri'e
| He found him IN he wharf dragging .he
riser siha body OF jhs luubarman tos ards
his masters store. II appeared sIier~srd4
hist the men hal lost his way in The storm
became henumbsd and laid iDwn In the
nov. whore he must have petishei hal il
not been for the efforts Of the intelligent
dog.
s. A. Rdeout of Cumberland Center,
Ne journeymsn carpenter, haa made II
bax. On she surface of which in mosaic are
| shown all the states of the Uhiou in v.ri-
Qua goods. of proper relstive siz' aud
artisticslly grouped.
OF the large number Of varieties Of oats
tried at the Illinois agricultural experiment
sta ION. he so-cailed gust p'o1t' red or
ian co.Gre1 varieties from TeSas gavs tn
largest yield IN 1890. bat the smallest
y.elI in 1889 Among the white varieties
the Early Dakota and Pr.ngls's Progress
gave he largest yields. OF the black
varieties Black Russian AMI New Dskots
Gray stood first, with Black Highian Ter
n, 1t in order.
A man created something of sensation
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A Little Gfrrs Experience in a Light
h00se.

Mr.. and Mrs. Loren Trescott sre keep.
ers Of the Gov. Lighthouse at Sand Beach,
Mich. and are blessed with daughter
four years old. Last 4 pril she was taken
down with Measles. followed With 3 dread
full Cough and turning into q Fever. Doc
tors at home and at Detroit treated her.
but in vain. she grew worse rapidly, unii
she was a mere ''hsndful Of bones. ''-Ther
she tried DR.. Kings New Discovery and
sitter the use of two aud half bottles. was
completely cured. They say d.. Kings
Nag Discovery is worth lis weight in gold
vet you msy get trial bottle free q,
BowDrrcH, WEBSTER 6 Co.'S Drug Store
aue6deodchwkyly
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-18

The JOURNAL has no objection to
placing itself sin line with any paper
that Is on what it believes to be the
right side OF great popular question.
So far as our advocacy Of the Australian
ballot goes We are proud Of our good
Republican company in which,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-18

The Lizzie M. Snow 10 to be painted
throughout and fitted up in excsllen. shaps
for the coming season. Az soon - the ics
leaves the river she will leave Gardner
every morning 1t O'Clock for Bah,
touching at all points on the river. and loo
houses and vessels when slgnsled. arriving
in Bath At ll.3o A. NJ. Returning. leave
Bath at 1870 P. M. arriving 10 Gardiner Il
o'clock. Fares % usuaI.
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Don't delay. Take K@r,p's Bzlsan, the
oe.s eaush cara- II VIE ease your coughs
And colds. II VIII eHte sore fbrcax or
ack.lrz ia sbe ,tr0sE- Ii viii care pains
In tue chest. Il viii enre influenza asd
bronchitis snd ~ diseases Pertaining To the
iangs because Il is pare bslsan Hold
i to ine hight and zee bow clear ard shick
it IL. You viii see the excellent effect
after taking the first dose. Large bottles
50c. and 81. sehesdsod&w4..
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-18

At meeting Of the Board Of Tnds last
Monday evening the following gentlemen
we're selected o. delegates to the meeting Of
the State Board Of Trade to be holden In
Waterville on Thursday: Messfs. n. v.
B. Chase, A. s. Paine, C. s. Nichborn,
and T. J. Lynch.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-18

John House, employed at Z. G. AlIsnt.
met with painful accident yesterday after.
noon while operating press. He jsumed
the index finger Of the right hand quite
badly. He was taken to Dr.. BrickeH's
Office, whore the end Of the nnser va
amputated.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-18

A live tarsntula was found in q box Of
bananas which was opened in the cafe II
the State House on Monday. He Wa
stupefied with the cold and could not DO
any damage. He vac despatched however.
before the heat Of the room had chance
to wake him up.
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Military Affairs.

Tbs committee military Affairs viii meet
every Wednesday at s.sc ocloah r NJ, 10 tie
AdjstAns Generals ofsiee. JOIN BAKPxR,
v. ID. UUssKg, Chairman.
Secretary.
Inot