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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-09-21

In outward appearance the Wends are
throughout a powerful. healthy ana
muscular race, whose mcn are coveted
for the Consumption. The first Ma.
EleOn's famous 'Bonchcr4 Saxons"--
me Saxon dragoons--w were nearly all
Ne3ds. And in the present day it Is
the Nends vino contribute the iion's
share of recruits 10 the Sax household
regiments. Their women are prized
throughout Germany a. nurses. They
.re all well built. well shaped, rich in
muscle and nimble in motion, like the
LacelrInoIiian women Of old. Next
70 stature, III" most distinctive external
feature Of the race IL their national
Iress. which. as in most similar cazes
survives longest and in IFS most charae-
teT1stic fdrIu among waIIen. Az he
tween different districts il varies very
markedly. l'I, throughout it has some
common feature Fortai2hfly Reyies.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-09-21

The morally good or bad within US has
been ably set forth in the story OF IT.
Iekyli and Mr. HYDE, but did it ever occur
To YOU that there was a physical appHca-
tion OF this rem; rkahle story more real
and terrible than the contrast Of moral
attributes.
The moral perfection of DIR. Jekyll Is rep
resented in our physical systems by sound
strong and vigorous health-the skuiklng'
murderous immortality of Mr. Hyde has It's
prototype in the weakness or disease OF our
vital organs, which often exist within Us,
and which may, at any moment rlse. over
come our strong health, and hold Us IN It's
deadly grasp.
How many diseases there are which thus
grapple US before we are aware of our peril
We often neglect a little weakness or ex-
hausiion, nervousness. tired brain, sleepiess
nights, from which We wake tired and unre-
fteshed weary. lsnguid feeling. headache
confusion of mind. dulness, loss of mem
orv. strange sensations-,cAfeh H'edH insan-
ity. Cold feet and limbs. numbness. trem-
bling prickling sensation, extreme wearlness
Of limbs-megR PARALYSIS. Poor blood low
vitality, pale complexion and great weak
neSs--medn consumption. We often dis
regard the weakness of nervous debility,
malaria, the disorder of stomach, liver or
kidneys, until fatal disease fastens upon US.
70. begiect these symptoms ~ g1"f peru,
for they NAV run into incurable disease.
i0n should use immediately that "ohaef
full remedy. DR.. tire,ne's Neryura blood
and nerve remedy, the pure vegetable med
iciDe. which restores 'lgor 10 the urea
brain, strength to the weak and shattered
nerves, vitality and health TO the exhausted
body, and thus prevent fatal results
Druggists, sl."a.
Il had poor health for several years
Have been under the treatment OF many
doctors, but they ,hd me n" sood' Tue
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noy2bleOdi& ly

WIN Baby vas SICK. Ne gaSe hee Castoris-
When shs was . Child. ahe crisd for Cas'nfa
When she became Mis-, she chung 10 Cs'tofis
When she bad Children, she gave them Csstof's
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-09-21

n there IL ohu more hcndi-l than Tho hateful
trinity dyspepsia, biliOnsness and rrcpulnriiv ~
the bowels usually existent together w are una
ware Of u. Those ro operative organs, ~" stem
nch, the bowels and the liver. usually thrown
out of gear together, and the restoration If t'En
lnrfy Is usually the signal for The other 10
fal into line. IIosirttof's stomach Bitter fnn'
troI- all thrr. brnriicontly and completely. not
only regulating bat intigoraing them u also
exeri- most happy ipiurnc" upon The bIhn'''
Hnd the blood. g.yIng h"Hthful impulse md -
riching the second. II oycrcnmcs ualnria and =
tendency to chronic rhenmati-u aud n"utHlgs,
and improves appetite aud sleep. 10 the ncr,"9'
II AFFORD. indispensable relief. 4 wirrgH-siul ihtr"
times daily Will If PERSISTED In, acur," results 70
be xii.cted from no other health medium.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-09-21
lincoin.

Following ar, the real esta,e transfers OF
Lincoln county for the week ending Sept.
Il,
Eo,rnel, kiirhale; lio'hr"nN to th"s-
Hrkurli lint - etc. >slne 10 sanc, iaild 81 c'c'
i,r .,tford n. sherman te Ellen T. sherman, ia"o
anil buildings, II etc.
RE.pfukp u sRnnR- futnc.s u Green 70 IN
rinstornK. Mcrr,. land, - etc, lima ;. wight
To tee. VI. Har,ann et al. isnh, 81, etc, Ihos
i:o,d TO same iaad ssd ha,ld ngs, l. eie
RRI>raIe-,los McIniyre TOBIAS. Il. Russell. land
$50.
IksrEE>oN-N Weeks md to Enntev Srrasur
land Sth.
NEW tAsriK-Msry I. whsrtto Della +, Went
worth. iano aud bu;id,ng>, 81
>orrnruRr-iafayct't Hush 10 BYRON &. Nath
ews, land, san; iiyron e. Mathews to Nellie Rush.
land aud builiiags sG.p.
WhLpoHoEu- Mar, &. Wiu>ow IL Hchecca VI
Miller, land and buildings. e-aa. Chester VI
Wmchenoarh TO Henrietta Wnehrnhaeh hand aud
buildings. S,s>,
wE>frogr Rem. +, Jcwc,t e, AL 10 Chas. l.,
Fal.s. land. SO.
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REAL esrArE.
FFanklia.

Following are the real estate transfers IN
Franklin county for the week ending Sept.
Il. 1892;
Judith n. Gardiner et III. to
Chas. II. Watson at Pennington. isnd -.
M,neip--t, II. stubs et al, TO isniei L..
risssesi of fhiih?>, and, Stp.
WurpN--.iul,s ~. t.r.ra 10 Joshua Il. t,reen,
premises. <s1; fsse'in. L.. Bolau to Fred NI,kin,
.. Ia, lsuI and huiidlngs. $50, john Dyer of
R,ur>w.ck 10 john u. EaI'-v ~ Winsiow, interest
~ land, etc, Stta.
FtgsiN,.r,,N ANDREW n. sud Daniel n. Ron,
aey to Caroline W. rs'eon,h, laad and buildings
S-ssG.
H,xektkN--EIas ualcy II al. to Ausel 4, >eale,
land. $sr.ca
SNsN- lSnei l.. Passed 10 Herman A,
Iia.eted. premises, stsn.
k,xcflxfp-Ctas. 4. Ersant TO Amos q. Win
ter hand and heilaiugs, si,ss'
NEST kt>ris t.thrri i.aHsfs llew. orris VI. and
J. r. Sa.e, all OF Msehsss, Ia Gso. \. Phillips 81
Wa,ervtii, and .tss VI tmh,ps NJ tairhcid
sh,ut one half tow t,hip .f land, s2u,tpa.
U,lIN> ia,N.-R,sler ck Br.cScai 4" Alfred
Hr,,ckeit. p,em,sc>, $50. Alfred HracArti 10 WAL
t,r A. Ersekcit. premises, SfN.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-09-21
GOOD WILL FARM.
All the Projects are Being Carried Success
fully Forward.

GArnr>LR, Sept. 20 Special. j--Rcy.
&. W. IIincklcy, superintendent of Cool
Will Farm for orphan Bow at Fairfield.
was in Gardiner today. In company with
Architect T.. f.. Lewis of this city he had
lust arrived from the farm where Mcssr-
Ames and Clement of the committee APP
pointed by the Commercial Travellers As-o-
citation bal Joined them in locating ste
for the industrial building which the travel
ling men of our State will build and which
Mr.. Lewis of this city has designed. The
site was selected and the work of quarrying
stone will he Immediately commenced. \
large amount of very fine granite has been
found on the farm and Will be worked for
material for the building. Supt llinckIey
also informs the JoUHNAt representative
that site vas secured for the Gotta le
which Maine Christian Endeavorers Will
builI. At the State y. T.. :. e. f.. conven-
ton in Bangor in August. a committee was
appointed 20 take charge of the raising of
the funds. That committee issued circu-
lar FRIDAY Despite the fact that no official
re-. ponses have been received Supt. ilinck-
lev has heard from many socIcties who have
sent more than doubIe the amount expected.
which was ten cent. for every rsember.
The first money came from Miss Taylor OF
Hampton Centre Another individual has
paid -. and 20 the work goes on. The
cottage i assured and Mr.. Lewis viii
speedily commence work on the EndeaNOr
cottage plans.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-09-21

Henry q. Staples Camp. No. -, 5. Of
v I. :. A., is planning for grand
series of entertainments to be given late in
the fall for the purpose of raising mon'y to
devote to charitable purposes and TO the
entertainment Of the division encamrmen'
which will he hell here next J1nc The
Sons of Veterans Minstrels will prear.
thoroughly recognized and re-costumed
and strengthened. An cnt rely new pro-
.,ramnn, viii be given.
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MOURNING CUSTOMS.
The Tapnnr al ESpres~in: Grief at Dealt
in Dibrrent Countries

The Manner al ESpres~in: Grief at nrati
in Bin"rsnt Countries.
From the earliest times the manner o
expressing grief al t'r'sth has differed il
Different cuuu ritS The llplirew Ierimio
moufrius WAS usually seven days but II
s,,,i,r instances ~ NJ the death If Mesr,
atd Aaron, It was extended TIA thirty day
The nioHrnrs>- tore their ciaihng cut of
the hAir and heard. strPwea aSht~ on tiirii
heats aud cast Themselves on the lroisui
weeping aud siititin@ their breasts The
GrrrA, meurn.d thirty days excerpt 10
Sparta. where the 'nournlB= HrI@d Wa.
limited to ten DAYS. AM! Wort rtvir~f bl:ub
garments. cut of heir hair aud -s-s-isl'tt-
themselves fran The public gaze Ia III.
event of the death Of q great gcurrai The
whole army cut oil their hair ami ass, ti'e
names Of their harses The roman
mourning period laste.l only few day
but If the. death WIS TINT of some great
ruler or general ali business WAS stopped
au,. the. forum and the s,,bs-ois were ciss-s-l
Among the FIJI ISLANDERS the woInrn are
required to burn their bodies OH the death
Of n chief, ard In the SANDWICH isiaafss ihs
people 20 iIsso mourning by knocking ostt
the front teeth and By painting 'he lewei
part Of the face black The mourning. color
among the Romans under the republic was
black or dark blue for hath sexes fHt dur
ing the empire the women wore white. In
Europe and America the color is bigck, in
Turkey, it IS violet. in China, white. in
Egypt. yellow. in Ethiopia. brown Ii is
customary for the courts in ali European
countries to 20 into mourning on he nta
sion Of the death Of a member Of rsrysl
family. The custom of drapiu- bniiGie:-s
oa the death of y grrat man or hero cd
national repgtaf ION has always prevailed,
10 the United !-sates
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-09-21
AUGUSTA LOCALS.
UNITED FRIENDS.
Seventh Annual Session OF Grand Council Of
the Maine Order.

The seventh annual session of the Grand
Council of Maine ur'ier Of | nited Friend,
was he'll in this city TUESDAY.
The session opened at Eaton hall al lo.%o
siding Nine CONNECTS were represented by
abou, 80 delegates. All of the grand Of
hcsrs were present.
ttrand Councillor Bourne presented an
able ami interesting report containing many
valuable suggestions sri recomme nda;ions.
,irsnd Ertoni"r rren,iss' report showed
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-09-21

Heart disease is by far the most frequent
cause of sudden death. which in three oui
Of four cases IL unsupported. The rFmp-
toms are not generally understood. Thee
are a habit Of lying on the right side. -hoft
breath. pain or distress in eide, back o,
shoulder. irregular pulse, asthma, weak ann
hungry spells. wind in stomach. swelling OF
ankles or drop-y, oppression, dry cough
and snothcring Or. Miles illustrator
book OH Heart Disease. free at Bowdi'eh
Webster & Cos, who scll and guarantee
DIR. Miles unequaled New Heart Cure az"
his Restorative Servine. which cures ne''
vousness, headache, siceplcssness, enece
of drinking, etc. # contains no opil'"s'
noy50leodSwly
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-09-21
Faces at Bethel.

Btfui D.. sept. 2t.--The races ~ River
j lc llr,,,n5 Park for the yeaFllng purse ot
$50 al, vun by t,ritiiin. IT.. best time
80 rtre frecfor-all pacing purse Of
~iIo, by >:... r.
Irnn.r, i tr m. harIcs Crosby. /
,,vlrs, " hr m. VIM, trey = .
Eria,r ,lr h~. --..+ = q"
rme--,.io. . ~. 2-..3 &.
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A veritabIe family medicine 10 DE
CHAINS PILLS.
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Programme for Thursday. September p.


II A. NJ. Rrpnrts of committees.
50 7. VI 1r"rtlng. No, q. purse so,
for ) year oli-, No. :, purse 100, for 80
class. No ;, purse Sl5D, Tor > ~ class.
, L. NJ. Foot race between trottlng
heats.
Premiums
iIHRtt>.-Ihpron. Inbred JERSEYS SAMUEL Crane
i 500. WiHthrnp,
WogAtst, pXEN.-tbur wears Old Rui over
l>t & l. and T. Il g L., T., "t,e, II, Z Dntlley,
li.l.r#si, ID, ChnT!ss Jarkmgn- fiH". years
old aud pn,lcr four l-t tna>c l"eE, Evsdtrld (;
~, t,orhasu Palmer, Rsadhed. ID, T. '"rdtu, Nj
Sernon. Two wears did LIST, J. h Stevens, Bel
grade; I'd, Tmnhy Leighton, Mt, Vernon. Five
wears old and over: 1T, J Williams, kcnt'-
Hills. ID, Alouzo lu.rahanI. Rradheld; I'd, Il T..
Hines, Winthrop.
GRADE JERSEY - wear old heifer and calf, lst
J u Hutton, Readiied, Grade cows, I'd, ; Crane
&
MAINE FhEMEE SrEtIAt-ls;, 5 Crane son.
MATCHED OXEN NND SrtER>-DNen ist, T. II
we'll. I'd, Il d Hall. Mt. Vernon: 9TH. + Jack.
man, Mi. Vernon. Steers, list, j W tiuugh 4
Son, ID, Calvin Davis, Mt. Vernon. wear Old
steers list. f. J Gilman, Mt. Vernon, I'd, Gilbert
Underwood. tayettt. bDe-year Odds, lst, II
Hal EFT. Lakeside; "a, T. T. 4 tile, North
Faye,te. Steer calves l.f. Bert. Baentin.
Fayette; ID. c T. Williams, Mt. Vernon.
BEtt CArrit-oxen' LIST, J " Clongh 4 Son.
HaIloweIl; ID II kent. FHyeiie I'd. + q Hines,
Winthrop. Cows ist, l. +. { u tile, III, Il {
Jacobs, Rradhcld
TOWN TEAM>-lst kcadheld, seventeen pair,
ID, Winthrop. ten pairs I'd, Mt Vernon, nineteen
pairs; ith, Fayettr. ten pair.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-09-21

VI. Alpheuse Daudet, the French novel
list. has apparently no great belief in the
advantages of literature as a profession.
His advice to young people who come to
him for his opinion a. TO the atlvisability
Of giving themselves up altogether to let
terS invariably i; stick to your profrs-
sion. and If you have it in you To write
anything reilly good. you will always find
time to do H." Would that every literary
a~pirant laid this golden counsel 10 heart
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-09-21
Chicago Produce Market.

CHICAGO, sept. 70.
FLOUR steady. prices unchanged.
WHEAT stronger, No.
:. spring. 12ts-, No. red, 7.aa-.
Corn weaker No. ., ~.
OATS lower .------- no 2. 3,a--. No. 2
white 3ssa-. No. white, 3,a:I.
Rik-no :, Jiia-,
BARLEY-no ?. Ga; No. ,, fob, ita63; No
do alaiG.
FLAxsEED--no !, .0liaiOi,.
poEk-higher, mess pork, $I0ijaiotO.
LARD higher, :7-lba---.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-09-21

Herbert NJ Iiamlin has mt'ir and pre-
.entrd to the Christian En'ieavor Society
connected with the first Baptist church 4
handsome frame which enclo.ts very
tastily arranged method of announcing the
sorlrtv and church officers. services. etc.
It j. made 50 that the cards can he changed
YER, easily and J, Il very acceptable and
useful addition 10 the chapel decorations.
The Methodist society here Is arranging
for q Home Campmeetng' To be given
in the near future. 1t will con
Time one week with service, afternoon and
evening. The afternoon services will be
for instruction and the evening services
viii be evangeli-tic in character. one en-
tire tlay will be- devoted to grand Epworth
League service with rally in the after
noon. an address in the evening and a testl-
monv meeting OF roll call At the close. All
chapters Of the league in this vicinity are
invited to send delegates. The date and
speaker. will soon hc announced.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-09-21

Indian Names and Their Meaning.
Chicopee-Birch bark place.
DEMONSTRATING.
CbantauGua-Foggy place.
Adirondack -irnquois name of the AL
gonquius. signifying He eats bark"
cocheco-Nery rapid or violent; applied
to falls or rapid- On various streams.
Aroostook Good river.
Nashua Between (the rivers)
lfousntoniC-1trcam beyond the noun
taius.
Mas~ac husetts-About the great hills.
Pawtt:xet-At the little falls.
saranac-Riyer that flows under a rock.
Prmigewasset-fr rocked place Of pines
MPrriUnac-Swift water
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-09-21

ItHfU uf fN' III ny w" ~
inc two bottles ICTI'tEN EE>rtNE>i, ! could
.,,. "A change and after | ha, taken fur bottles,
was almost cured. and when had used az l";ti"s
Of a Ti,I-RN RESot.NENI one box of ttii' lHA.
and On. cake of ttfI,t IA soar, was cured 81
the dreadful disease from which had suffered for
live wears cannot express with a pen what !
suffered before using the Ranches, They saved
NV life and feel it NJ, duty To recommend theni.
VI, hair is restored as good a. ever and SO is IN,
oversight.
MIS-. RoSN kELi.N. Rockwell city, Iowa.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-09-21

Mrs. coiligs and her two cons who have
been spending few days here with reia'
ryes retarsed TO Philadelphia Yesterday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-09-21

hair all fell ont, Until was
entirely bald headed, |, then
broke cut on my arms and
shoulders, until my arms were
inst one -urc. l, covered my
,utirc hu,ly, NV face, bend and
shoulders h,tng the worst.
The white ,eah> fell CONSTANTLY
from nv hend. shoulders and
arms; the skin would thick''p
and be, red aud very itchy, ant,
would crack aud blcci II
scratched Nft.r sprnd'nr
many hundreds of dollars, |
was pronounced incurahle. !
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Cuticura Resolvent

The. new Blood Purifier, internally Ito cleanse The
blood az all impurities and poisonous rlem"nts} .
and CtTi.uRh, the great skin urs, and ttii,l
Rt SuNr an exquisite Skin Bcaufifcr, EXTERNALLY
to clear the skin and scalp and restore the hair ,
have cured thousands uf eases wlcr" the shedding
nf scales measured quart daily, III. skin cracked,
bleeding, burning aud itching almost b.ynnd "u
,lnrauc, hair ltrl'S- all gone, suffering terrible.
What other remedies have n,a'l' such cures
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-09-21

Pilot Victor the handsome stallion
owned by +. II. Tasker was given trial
mile at Libby. Pine Free Stock farm yes
tcr,iay and wen, it easily in ? 81 IL. He
is showing up finely tbs fall and 1t Is ex'
peeted will trot much nearer 30 before
the snow flies.
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Fair Notes.

The gate receipts today have been about
$500.
New modern committee books are much
liked by the judges.
Readtield and Manchester oranges both
make collective exhibits.
The officers wear pretty new badges that
they have reason TO feel proud of.
D. b. Savage. Augusta, one of the trus-
tees of the society has been on duty today
and has proved very efficient officer.
Hon. l.. A. Gilbert acted as the expert
Judge in all the cattle classes, numbers one
to IL inclusive,
Gco. c. Goodale. Esq. of Wiatlrop. will
act aS expert judge in the horse classes
"Wednesday.
The Judges at the races this afternoon
were c. r. Maxim, Wayne, starting
Judge; ]. II. Grant, Augusta. timer; II.
D. linkham. liallowcll; Geo. +. Coleman,
clerk
The load on the drag for the class OF
working oxen ) year, old and over weighed
10000 pounds.
The new gong bell at the judges stand il
one of the best small improvements of the
year, aud is much liked by judges, drivers
and spectators.
| The drivers in the races were distin-
tinguished by coiors ,oday-the first time
in the history of Readficld track.
There was but little interest in today )
races The end could he seen from the
beginning in each, and the time was slow
But there will be good races today, and
nearly all the fast horse. entered for the
races are already on the ground.
Among the Augusta people in attendance
a, the fair today haze been Charles Milli-
ken, Esq, Frank Partridge. Andrew j.
Pierce; Roscoe l., Penney, and Stephen
Trac. and wife.
1t is too bad there i. to be- ne address
on Thursday. This has been one of thu
distinctive features of old kennebec for
more than half century, AMI ii ought not
to have been given up
During the past year about 500 has bee |
laid out in Improvements upon the grorn Is
and buildings The track has been put IN
better condition than ever before, twelve
new box stalls have been built new ticket
office built at the entrance of the park, the
grand stand painted and the buildings gen
orally repaired and brushed 4 new judges
stand will be built next year.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-09-21

NJ. Ruei Marcy, one Of Portland'- veil
known business men, was in the cfiy yes
terjay the guest Of his brother, ;. y.
Maxrs.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-09-21

The grocery store, and market. will tie
Closed today between the hours of ! and
. in order to give the merchants an oppor-
tuuity to attend the funerAi of the late ED,
robey. which will he held at o'clock at
the congregational church.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-09-21

DR.. rhilbrick leaves BIZ office in this city
o. the 2lth of this month His health i
sill not of the best, and the large practice
he ba. here taxes him SO heavily that he j.
unable to remain the ten days as usual.
Business this month has heca larger than
-ltsIlAI
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MONDAY afternoon Il horse belonging TO Mr.
Gowcll superintendent of oak Grove Gem
ct re. Tell into an unused ostern on his
land on Fremont street. 1t wa, not know
that the cistern Was there. and luckily for
Mr. Gowcll, the horse in hi, fall. knocked
him some distance, or he too. would have
suffered severe wctting and possibly
greater INJURY.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-09-21

Dr. Geo. W IIuntley the josiai general
agent Of iucier- Minstrel. was in the cit.
yesterday on business connected with thu
appearance of The company AT the opera
house On tbs 21th int.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-09-21

Rev. 4. f. Heemau, \. Davenport, Mrs.
Harry White and Miss Nellie stevens have
been chosen as delegates To an Episcopal
convention To hc held AT Baltimore. Md,
the first of Drtnbcr
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The Y. +. :. c. Z. connected with the
Congregational charch will give social at
the yestry Thursday evening.
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l.. " Barnard, Tho has been spending
hi. vacation in this city at hi. home, re-
turns to hi studies at the Massachusetts
Institute Of Technology 'Oday.
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LEAGUE STANDING.


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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-09-21

VI. V. reaslee, the painter, has
Just completed a very creditable piece
Of work on the inteior and extension of Mr..
fhas Douglass residence Oh Frcemont
street.