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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-11

NEW YORK. July 10
fLoUs-R Receipts, ss5i pkEs; exports. 7s9'
bbIs; if5 sacks; irregular, moderately active
closing cay; sales soio' bbl.; lew
city mill patents. ss i5ss5 50; winter wheat
low grades, % s5aa4 4o fair to fancy ~ 5oass IS
patents, a 65a&5sa Minnesota clear, o.. f0ae y,
straights, a 55a&525; do patents. s465at5 50;ryt
mixture, - 4oas4 20, superine, O. eos4z5 fine
wHE.T-Reosipss 1890 bush; exports. 22sss1
Sales 42l oco, lower, active, for export, clio ing
weak; No. REQ, ;02tal02t, store and elevator
039 al03i, afiost: io2iaio3, fob. No. northern
u arrive, l05lalt5i No hard to arrive, ioeia1oaI
No. Chicago, lU2aiGei.
3Yk-quiet, firm
BARLEf--
BARLEY MALI
Co.'s 6eoeip'.. 2Ii45: sxpofts fol777; ssIes,
1900. weaker, mode crate business; No. z, 7oa7l
elevator; II, afoa'. No. white
OATs-kecsipts. 1870 exporIr 2s19 Aaies. III
900, unsettled, Irregular less active; No .. 10 II
white. 4dla47i No. 9, iiai5l do shite tsA4si
No. I. Is; 90 white, 30; mixed ves.'n, Hai.
do white isa'l: white state, isa6I; No. Q Chi
icaso. 45ai5i-
coFrkk-f..o, firm, fair demand, fair carsoes,
Isl
suGAR-Raw, held firmly. refined, fairly sc
tive, NOS. ~, No7. L-l6; No :, 81
No % 10 No.i0, s.Is; No. IL, ~; No 10 7is
Of Il Al, mo1it, ii; standard, SID;
eoufectioners u (; cut loaf and crush, 81 +,
powdered, 81 granuiaied, 4ss4i cubes, i,
Pork firm, quiet
BKBF-Jun, quiet
LARD-quje firm; restcrn steam. n Loaf q,
city stesn, - eos6 CO.. refined. iirnief, e,rt.nsa,
d eoae IS; .. As7i
BuTrkR- quiet. regular.
CEEEsS- fatf demand, steady,
demand.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-11
u IELEeMPA.
merHson WILLIAM
Aud His Pisasuzs fdp Snraush the
Kargdom sf Bogland

Lospos, Juiy l0.-The ishsbiianss Of
Lendoa aud sicinizy turned out in imneste
force today 70 witness the progress, IN
eeuse, IL Emperor william OF Germany
from Buckingham Palace 70 G1ldhaA and
haek = ~ palace, afsss pastaeisg Ct the
bcspitsIiy Of the Lord Mayor Of
London. The royal state carriages
lefs Buckingham palace q noon
and. rs drawn by eight superb
horses ssaked BY mounted life suardsnsn
and mousssd polics. The royal earriases,
upon leaving the palace. passed fov1ds
MsrIborsuss gate through lines Of gussds
and p,I;ee backed up by cheering crowds
Of people. As the procession ieft re cay,
from every quarter, within and without the
city, bells rang from sseeples. The En-
psroY made Q short speech In reply
to the lord mayors address. Flowers
seemed to be everywhere and the
fags Of almost every nationality were rep
resented. Various German Gags we're most
in favor, bat conspicuous among all OF
them were the hundreds OF American fsgs.
Strange to say. 70 great number OF on
lockers appeared 1t the club windows in
,he West End, nor Vas there any great
popular enthusiasm apparent until the party
appeared in trafalgar square. linen the
youag Emperor was cheersd 70 the eche.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-11
A Conservative vi.w OF the Railway.

In these days Of fast trains on railways
everywhere it is interesting to read that
when George Stephenson the builder II the
first locomotive was before commit
Tee Of Parliament and stated that /,
would yet be possible to run trains at &
speed of 30 M les an hour, every
m, mber Of the committee leaned back in
his chair and rosred ~ith lighter. Ole
of the members told Mr.. Stephenson that
IL he did not moderate his views and bring
his engine within reasonable spsed, he
would be considered lunatic and
thus ruin his whole enterprise. About
the same time the London Quarterly,
one Of the leading reviews, said in the
mast Iearue and serious manner, What
can be more pslpab'y absurd and ridiculous
than the prospect held out Of locomotives
travelling twice As fast as stage coaches?
We would IS soon expect the people Of
Woolwich to suffer themselves to be fred q
upon one of Congreve's rockets as trust them
selves to the energy of such mschine going
at such q rate. We will back old Father
Thames against the Wool~ieb Railway for
any sum. We trust that Parliament will,
| IN all the rail rays it may sanction, limit the
speed To eight or nine miles an hour, which
is as great IS can be ven,uted on with
safety"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-11

Contacts with electric wires. railroad &C.
eidenis, broken car and elevator cables,
explosions of steam, natural gas and chem
icsl,, poisons 10 aduiteratsd food and drink;
are few; Blu. all these dangers combined
do not kill as rapidly As SLOW and sure Com
sumption. The death rate, ho~ever, from
Consumption. is being yearly cut down
.ioce DR.. Pierce OF Buffalo, N. Y. has
given 10 the world his celebrated Golden
Medic al Discovery s cure for Coosump
ton ard Throat and Luog' troubles that
lead to Consumption, If taken in tim, and
aivsn fair trial. The time 10 cure Con
sumption (which is really nothing more
nor less than Lung-screfols), is 10 the FIRST
stsges. A cough generally sounds the
alarm, and you .hould take the "Discoy-
cry" q. once. There is q time when il il
too late. july6i& xfolrm
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-11
Sues for Iojuriss to His Daughter

PORTSMOUTH, July 10.-This afternoon
Lawyers Calvin Page and Z l.. Guptil
caused an attachment of $4,000 to bs
placed on the Globe Grocery Co.'S store
and the company funds in the Rocking
ham National Bank The store is owned
by Alderman john f Rider. and the At
tschment is the result of suit brought BY
Timothy J. Hennessey. On the even
irg of July 4,h Henuessy's daughter
aged 4 years, had her dress set on fire
by the oyerturniag of eau of red fire, dur
ing the celebration at The south end. The
child was badly burned on the head snt
neck aud will lose the sight of both eyes
Hennessy claims the can which set fire tt
his daughters dress was kicked over .,
Alderman Rider Several prominent citi
zens receipted for Rider and his bushes.
continues uninterrupted.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-11


The Demorest Medal contest which has
| been ia process of arrangement. for some
time under the auspices Of the local W. c.
| r, L was held Thursday evening at the
First BAPTIST church and WAS quite largely
attended The following was the pro-
| gFsmme
| Piano solo Mr.. Ladd
geeiiatiou-"Ihe Msrtyfed Mothe."
Blanche l.. welis
| eciratiop-"Eun the worst Euemy OF
| the Working Glass;" Nathan X Smith
RceIiafl MA dice from the popFhouse,"
Dtrtie h. Barker
song, Mr.. Cook
RscIiation--"The Liquor Dealer Before
the Law" Henry N. Beekwit
Recitatiou-"rhe Rnmsellers Legal Rights,
tcrths +. Church
Recitation -"our National Case
y osgood Andres
Yioiin soto, May Atkins
! Recitation Two Flres,' Lucretig II RING
KeeiialiOn-'Io the Bushel or In Vie Jug"
Wallace A PurneI
Recitation -" " ho Is 70 Blame" Mamie l. Barker
Song, Mrs WILCOX
The selections by the young ladies and
gentlemen who competed for the handsome
SILVER medal were without exception de-
iivered in a very creditsble manner. o
B. Clsson, Esq, j. W. ChsdEick and Miss
Eleanor Lawrence scted as judges, and were
un lnimous in awarding the prize to Miss
Mamie l. Barker. the Young lady who de-
iivered the last selection OF 1.-THE evening.
Refreshments, consisting Of ice cream
aud cake, were served in the supper
room Mrs. A. s. Ladj, the presi
dent. aud other members of the ". G.
I. u. in this city are deserving Of muel
prsise for the excellent manner in which
the affair was managed. |, is understood
this is only the beginning OF series oil
contests which may secure for some Card
ner lad or lsssie g tine gold medal, studded
~ilh Diamonds. The winner IN Thursdsy
evenings contest completes with sever
others for q gold medsl, and then should
she win for ''srspd" golt medal and Their
for the gold medal studded with diamonds
the grand climax. which is surely worth
striving for. These are given by gentle
man, who takes this method Of advancing
the temperance cause. The result OF tn,
competition in this city will be awaited
much interest.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-11

Doctor ]. A Pi rcs Of ccAscn, nas
decided to campaign ths ssldins Janice 4
: .9l4, this season. He il BY soa OF
old Knox aud from . dam b Messenger
Duroc. The doctor hopes to marx hun -
> >, or better. He will also campaign the
brown mare, Jessie NJ, record, 10 IL.
by . son Of Kaox, dam By Dirlso, second
dam BY Drew. Dr.. Pierce owns ssvefai
other good ones. among them being three
ve.r-ola h .ssaut mare called Minerva BY
H.mb.esoniaa Chief. dam BY Diriso. Second
dam By Drew. This mus l. ve:y Dig
one and ooe OF the ssmess 10 the county.
She il very fast.
The. West waldo Agricultural Society
have their bills out for . too days' tros Of
George. River TrottipR Park, August l9'h
AID goth, ss45 in purses. Eatries close
August 9 h.
Following are the Maize en:siss tor
Mrssi, Park races: Tuesday. July IA.
4. % class, srot,ins, pur,e $500. Appleton
Webb. waterville. b 8 Present; Appleton
wsbb, waterville. 9 Louis 2. 2 ~ class,
pacing. purse $500 A. J. Libby. Gsrdt-
nsr, b John. 237 class, t!oturg, purse
$500. Appleton Webb. watsrvlile, .
Mouutaineer. Wednesday, July ID. 224
class, trottiug, pure $500 Appleton
| Webb, Waserville. b g Present; Appleton
Webb, waterville. b z Louis P; james
Greden, Gardiper. b Q Violin Al Libby.
Gsrdiaer, blk m Medora. THURSDAY, July
fI6 2,22 class. tfo;tipg. purse $500. APP
ple,on Webb. Wsterville. Big Louis p !;
Appleton Webb, wA.ersil;s, 9 8 RI salute !;
A. Libby, Gardiner sblk IN Mcdara.
There will be two interesting races al
Ksnnebunk, Aug. l. Which will bring to-
gs,her such hOr,e' as are very seldom seen
on . country track, A race for the 2 20
class for purse If $500, and also one for
the 2 so cls,s for 5000 will be the sttrsc-
ton. A rou.ing Two days meeting with
liberal purses will the attraction for SIP
temb2r.
Commenting upon the Nelson case and
the decision Of Judge BeAman, Col w. Il
Chester writing to Turf, Field and Fam
say: There 10 some doubt of the author
ity Of President Beaman to take this action
in view of the fact that expul,ions by ths
National have been auth ,ritatively recog
nized by action Of the American, bu. lik'
that good enough Morgan until after elec
ton his decision will permit the horse II
trot an Western tracks until the presen
campaign 10 over. The ethics of the pro
nunri.mento are peculiar, declaring sub
stsntislly tina. It is no crime to buy q race
although it il to cell one. This posi-
ton viii, scarcely hold water, yet Il 10 fac
that many men OF high position IN the tn.
would be disgrsced were punishment to b.
meted out for securing victory by purchase
have ia mind driver of the very from
rank, who is VIGOROUSLY ever ready to ID
business but it must be for him to win
have sis, in mind millionAire owpe
who would be Jared with the same slick
unless there is no tar on the stick. in &C
cordarce with he opinion Ct Mr.. Beaman
which seems 10 be justified by the lang usge
or rather the reticence Of the law, ihoug
not bs lie intent. 1hs loop-hole should b
closed up"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-11

Little Jchnnle, on seeing skeleton for
the first time, exclaimed, why but they
ssioued her mighty close, didn't they She
looks worse than Auot Jane did. before ma
gave her that bottle of 'Fsvorite prescrip
tom ;" AUNT Jsne" was so completely
worn out, by prolspsus, periodical fiji ;ul-
ties and nervous prostrs,ion. thst she WAS
constant suff srer, night ard day: but DIR.
Pierc.'s Fsvorite Prescription acted SO
promptly and fsvorAbiy upon the uterus
and other organs, that she suffers no pain
at any time, and her general health was
never better. ASS remedy for all female
weaknesses, as a strength giving tonic and
quieting nervine. sFsvorit. Prescription
is unt quslled. Guaranteed to give satis-
faction urprice (Si 00) refunded.
iu, '&wfolrm
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-11

Rev @ W. Hnekley, Who has mo7et
from OsklAad to the house he purchased
some time ago in the neishborhood Of Goot
Will Farm, and which has in the meantime
been occupied by DR.. Z z B.o~n VII
has gone 70 Benton. is nov getting settled
10 his new place. BE- this arrangement b.
viii be able to prosecute his iabors in con.
rec,ion sith the G,cd VIII enterprise much
more simultaneously thsn vhsn bis home
vas several miles distant
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-11

Preble & ksene will open on Monday
morning wlh t1e line Of fancy parloi
and sitting ROOM tables at figure below
cost in macy cases, Thy include sll
tyles 10 OAK, cherry. mshapsny, ebony aud
marble tops. This firm viii slfo commence
a. the ssma time big special sale in baby
carriages. rattan chars. reffigerators and
oil paintings Tbcse sales will continue
only two weeks.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-11

This evening the officers Of Washington
Camp, No. 8. Patriotic Order Sons Of
Amsri,a, will be installed at their cut1u-
mest in this place. An attractive pro
grsmme Of entertainment has been arranged
and Refreshments will be served. This
camp nov numbers between thirty and
forty enthu 'ias'ic N amhers, and others srs
CT ming in. The order 10 one that 10 sure
to become popular with those who are
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-11

How the want column of the JOURNAL
grows! People all over Central Maine. and
even from OUTSIDE the State are patronizins
it, There is no surer way Of reachiI 'ha
public 10 3 person wants to sell or buy any
thiog; if he has house to rent; If he mas
lost or fouad sny thirg; If h. wants to
secure help OF any kind; if he desires
situa.ion-iu short if he desires TO commu
nicate with the great public for any p)sss
Bile purpose. The great results that hsve
been obtsiaed by the use of this column
are the reason for its rapid growth.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-11

This is circus DAY again for Wsterville
and the chow which is to be siven here thi.
afternoon and evening by the Irwin Bros
receives fine notices from the press ~
those places which 1t has alrosdy
visited in this part OF the country
Il does not make claim to parade rlvslling
Bsrnum's, bu. it is good oue-ring circus
aud IS such many will prefer it to the three,
ring arrangement. which a. the lameuted
A. Ward would cay, is 40 mulch"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-11
Ksilue bee


Mr.. Riggs, our blacksmith, received 5
severe il jury to his knea joint few days
since while shooting a horse Joseph San
| ford has had severe attack of bleeding
from the lungs bat lie no " doing well Miss
Nellie Fog isat home in town sick from
as,bmuic pneumoris The son Of Mrs J,
l. Davis whose sye WAS badly injured By
| FIRE crackers on the morning of the fourth
| /, doing well and he will not lose the sight
as was 10 be feared At arst There are
| soms summer bosrlers in town bus ihus far
nost have been able to Keep cool IN cities.
W. hear there ore to be ten or more st the
hotel here aud msny at private houses aposl
town IA son;. as The weather IS warm -4Sb
much has been done in having A. yet s0d
| h. weather is i'll f,raidding.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-11

Geo. s. Wiltshire recently purchased q
ane horse Of Mr.. Freeman Joaes Of Far
asld, . perfect mate for another which he
has owned some tims, aai the span hos
attracts considerable attention upon ths
streets ct WsserviIie. These horses are
i've years old, weigh about 1850 ponn1'
each and are coal black in cJior some
body will be wsn:isg them al 8 good price
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-11
STATE n JEWS.


LIMESTONE
The Limestone E. church will be dsd-
ica.ed THURSDAY, July l6ih. On Wednes-
day evening preliminary service will be
hrld with . sermon by Rev. M. W. New
bert Of Hodgdos. Thursday p. M. ST 2
O'Clock, pre- ,chipg BY Rev J. II. Irvine Of
lst church, Cslsis. ard q. 7 80 P. NJ. by
Rev. II. E. Frohock Of Houlton. Music
will be furnished by male quartet, msde
up of Methodist preachers On Friday
evening g quarterly meeting service viii be
held with preschirg by the presiding elder,
B C. Wsntsorih, ST er which the ssc's-
ment of the Lords Supper will be admin
i,tered. This church is finely located and
| is a beautiful structure No debt will re-
! main npon it when dedicated.
E.nnSher
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-11

The police we're Informed yesterday Of
brutal deg hsh, which occurred here
THURSDAY aight. 1. is understood that the
t6sir was planned sni carried out by two
men who we're old esopgh TO know better,
and II poss BIZ, the police will sift the mat
ter to the bottom and arrest and punish the
principals in the matter.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-11

Last evening Sir. W. C. Crawford for
mslIy handed his resignation as supe rinten-
dent of the schools in this cisy 10 the board
education, the same to take fl 'ct the 2s't
instant, having been elected 10 the master
strip Of the Collins school of GlIuces'
ter, city somevhi. larger ihsu
Bangor st 8 salary Of $500. He has also
| received news of his election as principal
of the high school at Everett, Mass which
position he Of necessity declines. Mr..
Crawford is a most tiii lent educator, Al
to his careful oversight the present con
dition of the Wstsryille schools is large
| due
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-11

Laura Hopkins. daughter of Mr.. A. Hop
kins. who came from Ciintol short time
ago, vas taken suddenly and violently i'll
last Saturday nisht and has since been q
great sufferer from Inflammation of the
bowels, died this morning. Mr.. Hopkins
lives upon the leland, and 10 An employee
In the pulp milf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-11

At the open air concert last night 10 the
,quare near Bay View House. large crowd
of people lisLend 10 the music Of the Water
willie Military Band, after which they par
took of refre, 4 ents provided by Mayor
Jones, whose home at preseat is al the Bay
viaw
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-11
MAINE FARMING NOTES,

The Bangor Creamery Company ship
ped ton of creamery butter to Ber-
muda this week by vessel which is
bound there There is an extensive
demand for the butter made at this
creamery.
The creamery and butter factory
recently erected by G C. Nichols nesr
the residence of Jesse Barber in Fox
croft is now 10 operation Power is fur
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-11

A telegram received announced the death
of Mr.. II w Cushmsu q Saginaw. Mich =,
formerly Of Bangor. Mr.. Cushmsn was 3
member Of Co. a. Second Maine Res ime At,
and was about fifty years of age. He
leaves a widow and q married son and
daughter. The remains will be brought to
Bangor for ihterment
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-11

Nearly hundred WEteryillIans went II
Marsnocook on Thursday. This IS not ,
very large number, to be sure, - com
pared with the delegations from some othel
much smaller places, but it is to be re mem
befed sha. ohssp excursions come thick Ant
fast all through the summer months, snt
that Watsrvilie, from its peculiar geo
graphical position, can take them all 10.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-11

Chester sturtevsnt '92, returned frt III
his home in Fayeste and passed Thursday
ss the Bricks. Yesterday he went to ouil-
var, where he will spend the summer
Several O. hers Of the same ciss are in thai
vicinity, among them G.. A. Andrews, h.
II Slower and c. A. deri |. the later sup
plying one Of the pulpits down there.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-11

The Sundsy ssryices II the Free Baptist
society Will be heli in the chapel Of the
Disciples The preaching service will be
held at 40 0eipck. Scbjert Of the pas
tors discourse siii be Faith and Works. '
there VIII be a gospel meetings at the usual
hour n ihe evening.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-11

Yesterday afternoon young man while
making veral purchases at o. Tyler 6
sons cioihing store secreted several arti-
cles. lie was detected by Mr.. Tyler while
sndesvoriDg to take one Of the articles
but succeeded N getting out of the store
with hat. The theft was dis
covered 10 q moment, however, and he was
I, ll9wed 10 The railroad station and on
bosrd OF ihs train, where he was ordered to
pay or give up the stolea goods. He found
limsef curuersd sud reluctantly paid the
prica OF tne stolen hat.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-11
Owe Moro Than They Cen Fay

EAsrHAMrToN, Macs, Jvly 10 The
Insolvency schedules chow that The Willis
ton mills which faiiei today have liabiii'ies
of S225 900. The total ss,ets, not stated,
Includes mill wat9rpoSer, teLementa, mort
gagged TO the WiiiistJD semina ry for sos 600,
machinery cash and hopk accounts, el7,-
1902, and stock worth $40 900.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-11

The schooner Aanie T. Bailey lays be.
low the bridge and ia receiving some re-
pairs. including a jibboom and fore ,op
mast Duriag her brief career Of eight
wears she has bad new sticks and spars oil
around several times
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-11

Nearly 200 people enjoyed the pleasures
of the lawn party given BY the young peo-
pie of the South Congregational society st
DIR. Thompson's residence Thursday even
leg. lee cream and cake. strawberries and
ere sm were served. Ahou, $50 vas cleared
which will be used toward paying for . new
piano. Music by Douglass orchestra.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-11

Morse 4 Co Of Bath have contracted
with Mr.. WIN. ksene Of Gardiner for the
construction OF . new shipping pier and
elevator at their ice houses on JevetI's
wharf. just below this village. He ~.ll
Aiso put in partitions in the house, dividing
the three large rooms into nine smaller
enes. He will commence work Monday
morning With Q large crew Of men.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-11

Editor Holman F. Day, of the u xier
Gazette, win Mrs Day. drove across the
country from Dexter Thursday, aud will
b, here for . short time a. the home Of
Mrs Days parents. Mr.. Day expects to
"vscAtioniza'' for m nth before resuming
his editorial work.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-11

Rev. A. q. Ladd will preach 1t the
Methods: church st 245 o'clock. loesi
time, Sunday afternoon. Sunday School
at 30 Epwerth League meeting q. 6 ~
Gospel service at 80. All are welcome.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-11

The two men who were arrested Thursday
for fast and reckless driving On the Cause
way came u9 before Judge Lsrrsbee yesier
lay and paid Il fac and costs They were
both countfyn,en add le't town Immediately
on ge,tiPs out Of limbo.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-11
The FrssidsUt's Outicg

CAFE MAY, N. Y, July 10 -Presiden'
Harrison and party went on fisbiog tfip
| to the Banks on board the revenue cutter
Hamilton, this morning. They will return
| about 4 O'Clock thi, afternoon.