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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-07

One Of the most pleasant social events
which has occurred at the home for many
months was the celebration of the sill
yer wedding of Commissary and Mrs. A. L..
Smith which occurred Friday evsning, May
lst, at their cosy residence, filled on this
occasion with a large and merry party
assembled to assist Captain aud Mrs. Smith
in observing properly, so important mile
stone in their married life. Prof. Thieme's
musicians were present and rendered many
musical selections, adding a pleasing fea-
ture to the evenings entertainment. Tween
ty-fve years ago Capt. Smith and his wifi
were united in marriage by DR.. C. F.
Penney, Of Augusta, ard Que Of
the most pleasant events of their
anniversary was the reading Of a
letter from the reverend gentleman
in which he rererred very happily to the
marriage ceremony % years ago and ex
pressed deep and sincere regret that he was
unable TO be with them st their silver we'd
ding. The guests brought many elegant
presents az evidence OF their friendship and
best wishes. prominent among them being a
superb silver coffee rrn, presented to Capt,
and Mrs. Smith by the sergeants and clerks
in the different departments Of the Home
The testimonial was entirely surprise Rnd
the donors were thanked macy times for
their thoughtful kindness. showing as il
did the warm friendship which exists be.
tween the commissarY and his office asso-
ciates. Refreshments were served during
the evening by Caterer Weever Of Augusta
in very dainty and efficient manner.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-07
REAL ESfATB.
Kennsbsc County.

The following are the real estate trans
fers in Ksnnehec county to week ending
May 2:
AUousrA--Josiah Brcwe, ysssaIb5ro, to j. ID.
CLARK, augusta, lasd asd buildings IN Augasts,
$40, A. 4. CLARK and Josiah Bt5wn of Vassslboro
toC H Smith Of Augusta, land; s;ee; Samuel
lard In Augusta, vel con; Sarah f. Stone of
Wores ster, Mass. ct ais TO +. l.. Yeaton. Argus
land aad buildings in Augusta, s5c); J. C..
Iiesett to A. W. Clark, land ard buildings in
Aug Sta, $50.
GARDI.hR-C. W. GcCousland. c,rdIne-, to
Oscar sicCauslaud. earmip gdate land and build
iogs in Gardiner, 81; W W Bradstrees to T.. l..
Harrim m. land aud buildings In Gardiner, 81.
HAILowELI H. A Moors TO Lizzie A. Turner,
land a1d buildings In Hallowell, $500: Mary N.
Davenport to g I, spanlding. land and buildings
LIrcHFIEII-w: r. Godfrey to E. Danfor,h.
land In Lttchdeld. $50.
land in Mt Vernon. sleo: l.. +. Dolloif to J. A.
Run iette. land In Mt. Vernon, &2e5.
MAScBssrER--Isasc wardswprfh to John
Wing land In Mar chester. *25n.
MoSMoUTH-G. b. kiaE to j. II. Gilman, land
IN Monmouth. fss0:D T Moody to A. A. Gordon,
labi in Mon mouth, 4ic.
No NoSMouTH-B. ". Pe't,pgiI ct ais. to j.
Gordon, land in Monmouth 4lco.
OARLA.D--a Annie Ellis 10 g. r. Penney, land
In Oakland. $50.
iIrTsroS-G p. HoI. to Laura +. Church
iaH1 Aap outiliuEe IA fhtstGu, &sJo, Nelte U,
Heath and Harry D SO. er 90 y. p. Heath, land
and buildings In Pittsiop. 800.
RAsDoLPH-Betssy Marston to Georc,a T.,
tn mas la9n in Randolph, $3.50.
WAYNE Sarah johnson to A. +. John SON .
land In Wayne, 81.
stSpsoR--s. i. Hopkins, V hite field, to Edwin
Copper Of Windsor, land and buildings in wind
scr, $50
wissLow-w, T Reynolds. winslow, to sa. at,
J. Irwin, Watervilie, land and hui dings la Win.
low, 5000
wsrEsyILLE-Edward era sford TO Michael
Frye. land in waterviIe, 1880; r. j Haines
Ccrinth, to Mary Marshsli. Waterville, land and
buildings In II tston, tt25; John Ware 10 q. A
Phillips, land IN Wat~rvilie, q; q. A. Philips 20
John Vac, land In Wster lille, 81; A. j. Aid N
to 4. p Gsyser, lend in Wstersille, &z25.
WEST GARDlyER-Csroiine s. Douglass to Ella
Rogers, lard In West Gardiptr. ei65
WfsTHKoP--C. u. Hammond Of r.. Lirer ~ore
$50
Vienna-C u. Fierce. Farminston TO Abeie ".
and G han, Vienna. Land and uiltings Ia Vienna,
$500 Abbte NJ. ard Chss. Hall 10 Archie vi
Hall, land and baildings in Vienna, 400.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-07
SPARKS FROM MAIHs WIRES.

J. II. Matthews wss installed pastor Of
tie Boothbsy Harsor Congregational church
Tuesday.
Hodgkins & Halls mill ct Bangor vas
damaged few hundred dollars by IRE,
Wednesday.
E. W. Bates has purchased the lumber
and is about to commence the erection Of .
steam mill q. oakland.
The Commercial Union messengers at
Portland have returned to work, having se-
cured tho advance asked.
Edward Kearns of Bath. vas found guilty
Wednesday morning, of search and seizure
ard fined 500 and sentenced to 60 days in
Jail. He appealed and furnished bonds.
By. vote Of the committee on liquor
agency. hereafter no liquor Whatever will
hs sid to persons who do not reside in
Perlsrd This order will be strictly en-
forced.
Carr Ricker's will which was recently
contested at Biddeford. has been entered
for PROBATE ard his widow appointed admin
istI&rix An appeal will be taken BY
contestants, the children by his tlrst wife.
Reed & Co.. dry goods and grocery store
at Harmony was broken into Monday
night and all ,hs money, sb,ut IS in change,
taken from the money drawer, with some
tobacco, boots. bacon. ham, some clcth,
etc, Ea,ranes was gaioed througa a win
dow ia the rear Of the store from the wood
shed.
The excursion committee Of the Maine
Press Association has arranged for an ex
cur sion TO Mon raj and Quebec, to take
place early in July. The excursion will
occupy SIX days, giving half q dsy in the
White Mountains, two days in Montreal
and tso days ia Quebec. 1t will be de.
| lishtful excursion.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-07
TRACK AND STABLE GOSSIP.

E T. Monros Of Foxcroft, now has
II horses a. his stables, smong them q
beautiful pair Of ehestnuts, of Hambleton-
ian and Drew blood. They are I6 hands
bib, weigh exactly 1875 lbs. each, are
good spseders, ard make a magnificent
sh,wiag. Dir. Monroe asks $500 for the
span BOG. but there is liable to be . rise
from This 8sure.
Me-. A. p. Sswtslle Of Riverside is rev
having Yrintei at the JOURNAL lib Office
cssalegues Of his frey bred young stall.
lions Dictator Patehen and O,ian Wilkes
With fx'ended tabuistsd psdigrses giving q
long line Of roied prosenitcrs. Mr.. Saw
tel'e is much pleased with his job and the
casa osues will be Of interest to all horse
men. We are prepared to do similar work
for our patrons At short notice.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-07

Excellent progress is being made in the
building operations which are now going on
here. The stone and brick work On the
Foundation Of the new hospital building are
well completed, the lumber is all on the
ground and the work ossframlug hs struc.
ture will soon commence. The old store
house is safely moved to its new position
farther 10 the west and north. ard on its
site the stone masons are at work lay log the
foundation for the new laundry bulldog
and both houses. Back of the police station
near the terminus of the railroad new car
penter's building of good size and arrange
ment has been erected. The large amount
Of business in this line now being done
gives the place Al air of hustle and &C,
tiyity which is decidedly becoming. A
large crew Of men is also at work clearing
up the grounds and preparing the gardens
for summer.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-07

The Alexander Salsiai company arrived
en- the l o'clock train yesterday noon ard
gave two performances before the
veterans, in the afternoon and one
in the evening. At the afternoon
performance the scholars Of the
senior class Of the Gardiner high school
were present by invitation. The company
gave two fiue performances. Seldom is
such superior acting seen here a. was given
by Salvini and HE support. Those who
saw the older Salvni in his prime recognize
in the sou many Of his fathers fsmou,
characteristics. He is strong actor, well
calculated to sustain the parts which he
assumes,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-07
FAN Inss Lac.

Join the gest procession. Il marches
to victory It knows no defeat, In
scsised on 10 banners is the inspiring bat
tie cry. CDR. Piefce's Golden Medical Dis
covtry.H IT. lire Of march extends across
the eonsinsat and around the world, A
happy illustration of.tte popularity and
success 81 this world famed remedy. It's
everywhere rslisvins pain, inspiriog hone,
curifg disease' Fsr al blood disorders il
y acknowledged the safest, tie most
shar1 Dyh. the best The liver and kidneys
fsspcnd st once % The invigosating touch;
through shsm the Whole system Is cleaned
ard tuili up suev.
u ycu aIe sick, indisposed. dehiIissted.
weak, fsfsfiDg from maistieus o. other
possors, ycu'H ind the "0cldsn Medical
Discnssfy' ihs remedy par ezcellsncs g
'sssose you. nay 4d&wfeisn
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-07

IL you have = wife snd half-a dczen
aAvg tiers. ycu car keep than aie well BY
very ample means. Let them use DR..
risres's Fsvor'ie P.esc.;p'ioa. his coed
for women Of sll sges. Ioa will not need
10 spend all sour xsees for Il. Thoss ar.
Glen. saaes. tie N D.'s of century since.
did nothing BIZ: dase and bleed their
patients. We 90 better today We use Dr..
Pieree's rereeies. For womankind, Dr..
Pie es's FavoriFe Prsseriusian IL simply IN
disI s~sable. The yelag siri nerds y,
strengthening help r. thst critical peri d
waen she is hiossomiag into womsnhood.
The mssron and mo.her End in IL invisora.
ton ard relief from the numerous ills
which beses their sxisserce. And ladies'
veil advanced in ye1rs universally &c.
knoslsdgs the revivifying ard restorative
effects Of this favofi.e and standard fenedy.
may4 & sfoIyru
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-07

Ore Ct the largest socisbies ever held at
q trivste house in Ws.eIvisIs. was that
given by tie Utisersaiitt ladies' Tuesday
evening. at the residencs Of Mr. snd Mrs.
Richardson and Mrs. Lsysrirg. Ths sup
Der was served from 6 TO s, ard large nun,-
Der psrtaok CT the food riza which the ts-
bies we're bouaiifaiiy supplied, after which
the foilosisg entertainment programme
was successfully carried ont, ali the parts
b.ing loudly oaeered aud some Of them
enthus'aseestiy eneo.ed: Pi.no duet ny
Aiies Nelson aed Li1nie Richardson; reei-
sstior, Edgar Brown; cornes solo, Hattie
Fuller; recitation, Linrie Richard
son; violin SOLO. Florence Partridge.
After the prog.smms hsd been
carried CUT - above, the company enjoyed
A.secial time gereraily. riAgs and gsmes
we're entered into. and ;hsfe vas special
interest 10 the fsasure called taking
Observation" About sky different ssti-
cles were afrasgei corspicuossiy on .
large table, and the point was to see, after
surveying Tie collection for i've
nin1sss. taking no notes. who should
write cut he ioIgess isss. Mtes
Ruth Stevens carried on the fret
prize, ard her list ccmpfised all fhe articles
displayed except three cf four. There
we're others who came pretty near her
mark, however. There vas haadsons
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-07

A. the Close of the present week Gardiner
= have at ieast four representatives in
~ ifgree Masonry Sublime Princes J,
NJ. Turrer. a. Sasyer. Il. X. pfotheroe
and o. s. Wright go to Portland on Friday
where they appear before the Msine Con-
'istory and receive the degrees Of prussisn
Knight, PA iAreh Neacbite and the Goth
degree Grand Eject Koight ksdosh of the
White aai Black Eagle.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-07

The carpenters afd painters are busy
preparing the store vacated by Mr. E. II
Atkins for Mr.. Frank Wood, who has or
dsred bis stock Of furniture and viii open
up - econ - II strives. he has bad 8
large psas1orm built before the rcrsh dis
play window and will arrange . partof or.
II with dfspefies. The rooms on the Sec
ond and third floors, formerly used - a
tenement, will be furnished throughout, &c
~ to give the same apreafance IS nearly
az possible ~ when arranged in ones home
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-07

The Alexander sslvini company regis
tsr' i at the Evans and YouDg's yesterday
Fhey apresr tonight At the opera house in
''bJn C~'.r lie Bszsu." 1t is said t, be a
.,5Ong compaay. including ia it4 roll Of
s,ists maoy who h-ye appeared in the large
C. 5 ~ith much success. A large advance
sal Of seats has ready been secured.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-07

At 8 regular meeting Of Appleton Hook
and Ladder Co, No. 2, the following
Ulcers we're chosen fer the ensuing year
Foreman, S. Whtcomb Assistant Fore
man. W. F. Kenni.op; Clerk AID Treas
uter, +. w. Alley; Steward, e. s. Hutch
ings; Standing Commiaee, II. l. Spsuiding,
+. W. Alley, c. a. Holsay. Il was voted
to procure badges for the members. ard to
come out for practice every month. There
are fifteen men in this company.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-07

The band men leave this morning for g
vacation until one week from Saturday,
when they reassembIe ard viii give the
FIRST outdoor concert for the season, Sun
day, May II. il pleasant. The X. G. r.
will run several excursions from Gardiser
Oh that day, the first one arriving here in
season to give the visitors chauc3 10 viii
ness the dress parade.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-07

Neat invitations are out announcing the
dedication Of t1e new bali Of Court Robert
Eumet A. o. F. Of A. of this city which
occurs this evening. The court is jast one
year Old ard will combine anniversary ex-
efeises With the dedication. A very inter
esiing programme has been arranged and it
Is proposed 70 make the evening 8 pleasant
one. Several Foresters prominent in the
order are expected to be present and par
tlcipste in the exercises.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-07

The Little H. "a" Of the Universa-
lis. Sunday School Ill hold sale of use
full and fancy artict in Memorial Hall,
Thursdsy evening supper will be served
before the sale which commences at seven
o'clock. Ice cream AID cake will also be
soid during the eveaiag. Admission free.
The Little Helper = !, composed Of child
rem of the Unive siil { Sunday School un-
der twelve years o; age. and is band of
vide awake young folks Who want to sse
whst they can do to vel the vestry fund.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-07

1t 10 not probable that c. G. Carleton
will erect the three-story brick block this
season - he intended. Cezssin unlocked
for complications have srisen which will
Delay necessary arrangements with the
owners Of contiguous property. Tais Is to
be regretted, asis 10 unnecessary TO say that
Mr.. Carleton would have put up 40 elegant
building IN ornament to the Street. This,
however, will all come sie.g in good time.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-07

The Holmes Co., is now entertaining
visitors At their new laboratory, holding
their first reception yesterday. The expert
mert rooms were finely arranged, all the
machinery running smoothly and showing
most faith fully the wonderful lubricsting
quslit!es possessed by this new material
They were visited dutine the day by large
number Of gentlemen, q good proper
tioa Of whom were mechanics, cotton
mill owners and agents and manu-
fsctuters directly interested in the
new material. They were ali highly
pleased a. tae workings Of the material as
exhibited. Tbs exhibition viii continue
daily unfl Saturday night and large num.
Der OF mill men are expected to inspect the
rev device. Competent gentlemen are
st the laboratory to show all visitors about
Al d explain the working Of the material
and its manufacture.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-07

seats are no. yet taken. There is likely to
be a grand rush When the doors are
thrown open. 1. Is nos very often
that Wa.ervilie people have the opportunity
Of attending such meritori9ug dramatic
performance in their own city. and we
expect that some ~ill be eeen thers who do
not usually 20 70 the hall.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-07

The arst outdoor inspection for the Season
wss held Sunday morning, the line being
formed at about 3 45. 1t was pronounced
ore OF thu longest lines which eve: turned
out st the Home. and the dress parsds was
very successful one.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-07

H d. Bates, Esq cashier Of Merchants
National Bank in ibis city, has received
plans for the resiteuee that be is to erect
this season on the fire lot. corner Silver
and Gold streets These plans were made
By Dir Antoine Dorticos Of Portland. who
is teacher Of French in the Portland High
School but also does considerable archi-
tectural work, and in this the plans spoken
OF show that he is an artist. As coon as
the specifications ere completed, Mr.. Bates
will receive proposals for the construction.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-07

The nexs meeting Of the Central Theo-
logical Circle will be held later in the
month than heretofore, being fxed for the
last Monday in the month, when the boards
Of the Maine Baptist Convention and the
Educational Society of the same dsnoniaa
sicn will also meet here. Altogether there
VIII be quite An assemhlSgs Of prominent
ciergsmen from different parts Of The State.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-07

''If woman will, che will 4" III she
will lake DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup for her
Geld, she viii bs cured
Take GOOD sdvice.-I have suffered with
bad headaches for yeas, and have tried
many remedies without obtaining relief. I
was advised to give Salvation Oil trial.
aud is has entirely cured me.
EDWARD BALTZ, Butcher
La Fsystse Market, Baltimore. Md.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-07

Railroad Commissioners Wildes. Bowers
and Moriland made their regular spring in
spection Of the Kennebec Central railroad
yesterday forenoon, arriving here By special
train in company vitkPfes Weston Lewis.
They found the road n prime condition for
the simmer business
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-07

News WAS received in the city yeste rlay
OF he death Of two gentlemen who were
well known here. Mr.. Be. or Mari re-
c>ived telegram announcing the death Of
Geo. w. Mitchell. which occurred at
tlsyerhill. Tuesday morning, OF apoplexy.
Mr.. Mitchell married q sister Of Mrs Msrr
sul was very we'll known here. He was a
prosperous shoe manufacturer of Haverhil
The announcement Of the death of Chss. B.
Clspp OF Portland also reached this city
yesterday. Mr.. Clspp was formerly in
business here and is widely known in this
section,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-07

The driving crew OF L. A. Philips & Co
sos their logs. about 4. Geo, Geo feet, down
Tim Brock aud into she corporation on
Monday. There were 1874 men employed,
including cooks and their assistants, the
larger part Ct whom were oa the drive
thirteen days, Though few we're kept t. Q
or three days longer. Ls.t year. with the
water in the lake four fee,
higher, /. rsqsised SO Gays to
make the drive, and about hall
q million were left The very satisfactory
work this season Is largely attributable 70
The improvements made 10 the stream las,
season at an expsnse OF about $500
About 40 o. the drivers belong ia this Sec
lien; some of them came down Monday
night, others yesterday morning.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-07
Arbor dsY is 70 b spr.apriatelY obse,ved

Arbor dsy is to be appropriately observed
here. All the schools will be granted
holiday, sn3 in the afternoon an exercise
will be held in Memorial Hall, ct which
every school will be represented. Then
ard row Of trees viii be planted in front
Of the three churches on Church stree: and
txo or three in front Of the Methodist
church on School street. The fitting OBJ
servsnce Of Arbor day will not only prove
s delightful time, but will add greatly to
the appearance Of the village.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-07
By TELEGRAPH.


LoxG IsIAsD ClrT, Nay 6.-rirs broke
ont u 10 IS ton Rht 10 D1ncAstef's iron
feundsy q Newton creek. and 90 burned
to u, edge Of Newton creek md Est riss :.
Several bsigs ard canal boats were toved
ont BY tugs. The fright depot u the
Loae Ialand Bailroad caught ne At l
O'Clock, and The new passenger deco Of he
company On Bor.en avenae ard East river
il threasensd. The loss On propeIy alfeady
destroyed IL estimated q e50O, COO. 1ha
IRE 10 still burnins hercsly ard tn yard Of
E. L. McCiAve next to the depot h doomed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-07

Volney d Cushing Of Bangor sdsltesse',
the temperance people of our city at Good
remplar's bali Tuesday evening. He
spoke On The Liquor Power in Politics.
and his address was plain. forcible aad
comprehensive, deserving much lsrger
audience than was present.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-07

Louise Hamilton, the lit,ls merriemaker
is coming here nexi week. This company
vii play in Memorial hail, Monday and
Tuesday evenings, lndsr the auspices Of
Ssrgean, Wy man Pest, q A. X. Ali who
Witnessed Miss Hsmilton's splendid acting
'ard graceful d.nciug at her former sppesr-
ence will welcome the return of this COM
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-07

Messrs. Rowe & Bushey's men, under
direction Of Mr.. Charles Luce Of Fairfield,
have made quick job in moving the build
ing from the Catholic lot on Elm street
down through Spring street, and in upon
the land of Mr.. Charles B, Gilman, by
whom IL was purchased,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-07

The members Of the senior class Of the
high school stii entertain their friends at
the school bulldog tomorrow evening. A
programme Ineisding musical and literary
selections has been arranged.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-07

Mr.. Frank Savers Oldest boy met with
an accident yesterday which came nsar erd-
ing seriously. While Leading horse on
Louden Hill, Al electric cana along and
the horse becoming frightened, threw the
boy down and stepped on his leg s1d fsce
before the bay could get out Of the vsy.
hsf fortunately no bones we're broken.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-07

The blaek lily Lady West. By Cal. Vest
and by msse ZHdis, ~ D.csssss Chief.
~srs slipped frvns the CurTser Z Nielsen
Pfas Grove farm to SER ysade ssste.dsy.
70 BE- bred 20 iiss crest stalissn Nsfssr
Two mere sssis.cs+ viii srfiss 6. Pire
Grcse farm frem Suanysde toeay.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-07
Now, dsrliep. will YOU grant me

Now. d>rlisg. will you grant me one
favor before g5?'
Eyes, George, will. she said, dropping
her ey clashes and getiir & her lips in shape.
What is the favor can graft YOUR
20 ly little cong at the piano, love
az, afraid there IL . deg outside waiting
for me. ard weut to scare him aray-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-07

Mr.. A G.. Hg.ey, who has one Of his
luhriea5t boxes at the spring ami axle
works, examined 1t yesterday and reports
that he increased the number OF revolu-
inns from 600 to $50, the Journal sill re-
uisioing p rfectIy cool.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-07

The Lewiston nine arrived here at ten
o'clock yesterday forenoon. They are
solid looking company, and as they went
from the Bay View, which was their head
quarters, up to the campus, they were the
observed Of observers.