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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-02
Hints for Rural Health.

what do you do ~hen you want a
docsor?' We once asked a miner ia a
sparsely settled portion Of California
| DoY he replied, "whg, there ia doc
tor only eighty miles from here" Eighty
miles Is quite near enough for some doc
tors BE temperate In all things. and let
the doctors starve (Oh no. Let then go
to ~oik at farming, for III
stance Ed Don't overwo k, don't
overeat, don't oyerdrink, don't overin-
du ge yourself 10 any way Don't fret
and don't get mad the men who live
the longest are those who keep an ven,
sunny temper, no matt.r what happens.
Don't waste your vital forces The man
or woman OF str eng VITALITY will succt as
fully resist disease while one played
out or run down will become its
easy prey. And whether your vital
| iIy be strong ar weak depends much
more upon yourself th.n You think
Farmers shculd have more variety of
food This can generally be secured
without increased expense hog and
h miny" Will do well enough OCCASION
ally but don't have it for steady diet
Plain food, wholes0ne and healthy Is
slwavs TO be preferred TO dainties Not
much muscle in that sort Of stuff for
men aud women who work The won
DER Ia that 81 msny infants survive.
Girls marry and beeome mothers with
out any knowledge of The proper way
of caring for their Offspring What
shou d we do without our grandmothers !.
Medical Journal
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-02
Countess TolstOi's Appeal.

1t has been heretofore difficult to send
any aid to Russia Not ouly is the Rus
sian government unwilling to receive it
officially but there have been no
persons acceptable who could receive
and distribute private contributions in
such u way tn t they would be sure to
reach the sufferers Countess iolstOi
has communicated with american and
& glib pe'pie in such way that it is
now possible TO extend American aid to
th"se people, whose suff rings she de-
>trioes rs much more extended and
.eveIe than we have any idea of Her
testimony Is almost the first reliable
Information that we have had. and IL ia
OF such nature thst the feelings of our
common humanity are deeply aroused
IL Is a relief t" know that the benevolent
and charitable can now communicate
with these Russian peasants through
u rsons who VIII faithfully distribute
any contributions which are intrusted TO
them he Society of American Friends
If Russian FIR, edtm has undertaken to
receive American contributions for the
fam tne sufferers; aud all sums sent 10
lhr treasurer of the society, Mr. Francis
j Garrison Park 81 Get Boston. will
be promptly wledged, and for
ward, d 10 the Countess iolstoi
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-02

Mi. Henry l. Tsppsn has been elected
. deacon in the Cor grr ! stionai clutch u
place of Des Joseph L. To.ne. deceased
Mr. Geo. A. Nat hess, vho has moved
here sisnin the past year from Nons,n,
vss Ell. c.ed supefinserdest Of The Sunday
school, In place Of Mr. Iacrease Robinson.
Who fe.igne after eleven years Of faithful
service. Other 5fie-rs we're elected IS
follows Geo. A Ksnnisop, SECRETARY Ms.
q. T. Hansen, - issanf sn;-riate adens.
Alpha n Keolison vas chosen cisl
ami John A Eigae and Ms g. A. MAJ
thevy, members Of the courcu cspmiaee.
The repofs Of the church hsvs INA. 20 ne.
members have been received duris ls9 l.,
alne Of them BY confession Of fsi,h .bd II
BY Letter. Three have died and IL b.ve
been cismi'sec. lsAyng the pre.e,f mem
bership the same ~ last year, 2D4 The
large um5ef VI cisuisssd 10 explained by
the fsca that the psssor hss been very
active 10 securing the transfer OF sssensees
10 churches In ih. plaees to which she y
have removed. The sbsensee E.t, form
cry 81, has been r-dueed to very small
proportion Of thai number.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-02
GOSSIP OF THE ORANGES

The next meeting Of Piacstaquis Pc.
mona Grange will be held viIh Foxereft
Grange, Thursday, Jan 81, with the
following programme Of literary exer-
cises: Address of welcome bv Slater
Ann Gray response by MRS Ja-on Has
sell of flscsiaqsis 1rapge: entertain
msnt by Central Grange; exc Dpllfiea
ton and si9uifea ion Of the unwrilten
work by Edwin D0ote of Fat Dover
Grange; suggestions for the good OF the
order, By L Hobbs Of Pleasant River
Grange; question f8F dscussi, n 'Wni, b
Is the Be ter Method for tIsc4tsq luis
F,rmers. Mix d Fsruiag Ct sIeeial-
tiess' Question TO be opened by H. L.
Leland OF Central Grange
Queen City Grange. Bangor. Is doing
good wore this winner ia providing 4
course OF lectures free TO The pablo
Que evening Lass wees Prof Munsoa
of the tate 6oliege, spoke upon "Rela-
tons of horticulture to Farm Life" and
other lectures are TO be given BY Prof.
Bsientine and Prof Harvey of the COL
leYe
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-02

Beavers and white Monaghan are the
fashionable f,trS for trimming children
costumes. Asweetly pretty coat for mute
maid of four or dive was OF white diagonal
serge, with white fur cape tied with
white ribbons and fur trimmed bonnet 10
match Of white velvet with puchore'i
brim. Pretty children never look so pretty
as when they are dressed all IN whitc,
Servioeablc coats for everyday wear are o,
lambs wool cloth IN pale blue, gray ahd
scarlet. They are cozy ana heaut''ui'y
warm. A lr,ssy costume for quite tiny
yirl WAS made of f!twn coiored oamel's hair
cloth. with cape prcttily trimmed around
the shoulders and edged with silver fox.
The bonnet iG'endcd to he worn with 1t
was of beaver felt trimmed with feathers.
All the suartest hats and bonnets are
white felt or velvet ornamenicd win
feathers
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-02

A few crInbs and grains scattered each
day will carry starving host of your
featEered friends through the winter, when
frost and snow cut off their natural food
supply. Pigeons are not likely to be for
gotten at any time, and 1t ~ pleasant
sight to see them crowd about the boy or
girl who feeds them. Wild birds are in a
much sadder plight when snow covers the
ground, when insect life is dormant and
the supply of berries on the hedgerows is
exhausted. BY instinct they draw nearer
and nearer to the dwellings of man, and
who could resist their nuts appeals for
food. 1t is astonishing how these denizens
of field and forest lose their Vyuess under
the influence of hunger. Let them once
perceive that kindiiness awaits them, and
they will reappear in their hundreds on Il
lawn or any other trysting place where
they have once been fed They viii never
forget the treat. Winter after wnter they
will come again, If not the same birds, at
all events their surviving young. The
queen of Wurtemburg caused many years
ago few ravens to be fed reg liarly in
front of the royal castle at Stutt cart, and
now her feaihery guests have increased to
thousands, which never fail TO assemble
when frost sets in, and with equal prompt
ness take their departure when spring sp
nroachps
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-02

The foilo~ios general order, promul
gat.d by Gen Stephenson, on the morni' /
of De- 30, and which was read to the mer
by different company Serss ants. ext lsn'
itself: Members Of the Easern BtAnet
are hereby Motif, that they ars
forbidden to leave the limits Of
the Fl me without pass
This course is required on account ol
he exposure to ~h CT their lives snc
health are subj cted during the sewers
~eNhef Of winter, and the order will kee ?
i'll force until the lst Of Apr,i, 1892
"rhe limits Of the Home TO which mem
bsrs are restrict. d are he bridge on tn,
Gsrdiuer road, the hsy barn, the reservoir
sud the site Of the old der PARK NJ m
tiers are also for bidd. to valk on the raj
rUad track or on the hslloweii road beyon
the piasery building.
"Aty msmb,rs violating this order vii
be requlred to labor without pay for 81
days'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-02

This story was told not long age in
Golden Days. In a certain Ohio academy
IL was announced that a new teacher OF
mathematics was coming the next day ana
The BOYS prepared 10 initiate him. They
went to a narrow lane. up which he would
probably come, aud rugged up a eompli-
Gated apparatus TO trip him up and shower
him with -four While thus engaged q
well dressed, stylish young man surprised
them He was n stranger, and they imag
ined be came from more advanced col
iege near by, which impression was height
eued when he volunteered his services and
suggested many improvements in the
trap" When completed, the boys and
their new friend moved away some distance
to await the result of the Initiation
Two hours passed in uncomfortable
silence, and then one of the leaders said.
Il don't believe he'll come tonight" "Oh,
yes" said the stranger pleasantly; the
truth is, he has come" "WbatW cried the
boys. I'm fact." continued the young
man, II am Professor Chelteuham, and
hope our relations will continue to I've
agreeable. am sorry TO have disappointed
you by coming by an earlier train; but
am glad because ii has made us acqusir =
ed In very effective way" You may
imagine that the boys were amazed. and
YOU will believe that they tried no more
tricks on the professor of mathematics
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-02

Fs+e gave Us parents, choice gives u
frIel a.. snd-prof-.,i nal xiii has Civ I
the h Us. holds Of America Or. Hard
r msdi-s for ChilireB. Hi. chi Dire !
Dlsr Or Mixer is ore Of the most pos
itiveiy beneficial n1e5ici es ever iat'ocuc 4
I ecu e. ali ahs-ss OF sumner consla
an prsv~rfs il IL used occs.ious ly vi
oh ldre4a having tendency to i,rsguls"'J
Of bowels Strongly indrsd Popularity
snd profe sion.liy. For sale ny eta. K
P.rIi g., AuEuss, Geo W. Dorr, Watei'
villa C. Fl Brann, HslloHs Geo. E
Warren, G - issr dS~Iyiolrm
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-02

At 5 80 Thursday night the vote for the
$50 check 81 : Smith & Co. . stood 350l
~ the clothit ciun. 80 FIR The Mssho-
list and no masrial cbauges in the Others
Tn. practically settles tn- contest ard pu's
$50 in CO. b into the hard If be clotht & clu ,
!, he vo,iss closed 81 8 o'clock. ih- club
nss made DO general appeal for help but
have received generous contribution IN
m ,psy And cloth z at different times. The
cub insists Of the following ladies who're
connie ction vi work of hi, kiud 10 suf-
toient guarantee ct the good il
IA, done and can do Mrs D,
"a Palmer. Mrs Il. 3 Webster,
NJ. + d Haley. Mrs. Z W. M,rrell,
Mrs. J.. T X chards, Mrs. Waiter Davis,
Mrs Alice White. Mrs We.,ou Lesis Mrs.
II. Farrin sson, Mr., VIM M,freil. Mr.
Clara small Mrs.. J W. Robinson, Ms ]
s M.ycy, Mrs G l. Rogers, Mise l. 3
M,tt he'll, Nice Addie PeYfy, Miss Glars
r oi- son. These ladies' meet With SINE Il
is members once . week and make cloth.
ug or fit clothing that ha' been gwen the
ciuo for nes dy Chi drsn so that they may
BE- able to ate, school IL possible. The
$50 heck could not be gwen to vorthiei
opj cs or placed where is will do N re good
tbsa in the hands Of ths.e ladies Even the
1i.t.nc of . 81 thing club Vas rot knows
% many Of our etizs rs until they began 'o
come to h. front 10 this contest, aud "a
b Pc be people won't ihirk this smoua
ssfieent for future use bus viii generous y
a.ss.. 10 the good work rhe club have I
csu nm tt e whose duty it 10 to ascertain ths
came. of needs children ard take theft
measures and il the clothing given the ciut
does not a. l. is changed
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-02

As Mr.. Fraua SIEVE. Q, wish a me friend.
were seated arouad an spen fl e place 10
his cosy BIT ing room, "Wednesday evening
little bleeding ,ne bowling blasts with u
they we're at o. ce surprised by mass Of
bricks SCOT and ashes coming dom the
chimney ard iato the room. Il ling it with
such cloud Of smoke that II was impossi
ole TO zee across the room. Upon Invest
CATION IL was found that large hmo from
an Elm tr which stood ab, Ut five fee
fr m the house had blown fl upon ihs
chimney, kaockiug . part Of IL inside. N
other d. IN age vss done.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-02
Our Annie Market.
P, Whittier, in Farmlngton Chronicle

P. Whittier, in FarniDgEon Chronicle ]
lie is safe 10 say the larger portion of
YOUR readers are Interested in the apple
mai ket, either ss producers or eonsuin-
ers. would Ike 10 saw a wuri TO the
former, and it can he OF no less iu'eIest 10
the latter There Is glat in the spple
MAJ aet at present, owing 10 an enormous.
crop. but this IL no reason why Sa'ne
ffut should not bring As go 4 prices as
.n1 grown That II does not, our foreign
market II port shows, and Why it does
not Is very largely owing To dishonest
packing by the producer, and in some
Instances demand by the no less dis
honest desler that seconds shall be faced
aish No fruit There l. no mai keI In
the civiliz d world that requires apples
paek.d In this manner, and the Maine"
orand plac-d upon the barrel does not
enhance the value of the fruit, but ruins
the reputation OF our Maine orehsrd,sts
and 10 our foreign customers signifies
fraud
Before me ia a market report OF late
date from j c Hougnton IL %, Liver
pol. Eng just police the range in
prices: Canadian BaIdwins, II to II
killings; Maine and Boston saidwins,
y ~ - rutiiiASS. w p" ip'h Doia
,ins, 10 / ? to II shilhngs and about
the same rarge in prices in other varie-
lies Why is 1t? | have stated the
principal reason
Apother cause for complaint is
stocks '-barreis not properly flied ard
ca. pered- become Loose in the pack
ag- and cons. queutly ruined in trsns.
portation Ana let me saw rishc here,
IL M m n fhn
buyer sorting your fruit than there
would be in picking over your beans for
market
think BUYERS OF apples will agree
With me in saying that II costs us on an
average ten cents per barrel TO pack
your fruit You should do this and 30
it rs he III p, ket requires IL sh al be done
No stock ia one package aud see
onds in another, and receive IBIS addl-
tinpal price
those that have a reputation of grow
ing good fruit and properly pack ng i
are always the first thar have an oppor.
unity to cell, rs such lots are sought
after
II has been remarked that orcharding
WAS being overdoue. so many were set
ing out ,oung orch lIds Do not fear
from this source; The d, maud will keep
paca with tie supply. Our Giles ami
mtnufa:turing towns are gTowlug faster
Than the rural districts, aocordiug to the
last census and between no care after
set Ing ami the ravtges of mice later,
- ls'ge portion of the trees set will not
arrive at bearing age Old orchards are
continually dyin out and If occasionally
Il year like the present satisfactory
pric IS are not received, you must bar in
mind all kinds of business has it, dull
and ubproti able seasons, and that you
are gaining nothing by allowing your
fruit to be packed with the intention OF
dtCtiring some one
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-02

Clip the last thirty y, aFs or NOR" :r m tn" cen
tory, and the fegm N Viii repr' so III term oil
the upbou, ded - ,puIartty o. Host.ttur'a Stomach
Bittrs. Tho ope, ing OF the year 1894 will be
sigpalizrd b the npp'H anee II fresh Al "hhAt
o the Is tie =, in hioh The uses. derivation and
action OF this world famous medl lie al be
lucdy set forth. Everybody sh, aid rcsdii The
caien iBr ami astronu micL cal Rl .tion' to t.
70 md 10 this oohure mr." alaa a. onishngls
accurate, AMI III State T. Illustrations, hum
aud other reading matter ricu in inlrtts and
full of prof Inc Hostettvr omptnN OF ' ! 10
hu oh, Pa lubis II Themselves. They employ
more tn ian rixty hanus ia the mechanical worn
and more III IN .lev, d mnths In toe yen are CON
su ed tn its preparation. II Can be obai ed
wthou' cost Of al druggists and cou' try d ale j.
aud il print, Il in English, German. rcnoh, W'l-h
NorA.g an, sWe' h. Holland. Bob, IN an and
Ma IA,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-02

Joseph Noel, the we'll known bnher, has
lea.ei one Of the stores IN Gil man block
and .hen is has been fae up Gil uArs
fer his tonsorIai -st.b i-hmsnt thi her A
festure Of the place siil be Poem where
ladies' vsrk sIll be sIecia,y and
in charge Of . professional Who vii come
from B ston fhis 10 something that has
long been needed here and Mr.. Noe.s en-
,erpri.. shouii be rewarded with liberal
psaronsse.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-02

In the use Of some, somewhat and about
do not say, "He has improved some sine,
saw him" Use somewhat. Dom
say, The place is some ten miles dis
taDt," bat about ten miles distant"
10 the use Of per- and "a remember
that per is a Latin word, 20 he used tefor,
Latin nouns. as per cent. D." per diem
"A" should BE- used before English words
IS dollar "a day, Eve cents - pound, ,
etc
Other common mistakes are the use Of
guess for suppose" or think, 81 fix
for ito arrange" expect" for suspect, ?
right away" FOR Immediately. posted
for Informed. party for person, 50 ''try
and do" for "rry to do funny for "oid
or unusual" like I do'' for ''as do, .
not al good as'' for mot 70 good ar, >
feel good for "fssi well. " "prornise" for
assure mot a. know" for not tina;
know"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-02

The board Of registration oegins il
lsoofs Ia tas Aldesmso's rooms Ia Cir,
Hall nsxs Wednesday, January 8, and ~ill
then on the nsxs three days, The 7sh.
and 8 b inst q the fol osing hours: 70
IL A, M 2 to s and to r. n IL thee
meets 81 III. l. DE sehooinoase m .nasr,
IL and I3 the hours being from 30 .1d
from TSP. n Ga January Ii 1t meets
u The Loudon Hill schoeihsuse from 20
S and from u 8 p. n Then is soss
oacs to Inc sidsrmsn's room 10 the CRY
Hall, meeting there on January IA and
rs, the hour. b.ias from 2 to . AID
from 7 to 8 r NJ
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-02

Many gray dresses are trimmed with
dark green velvet, emphasized by opos
sum fur, aud for the present no sleeves are
so much worn is those made with a pun
of one material TO the elbow, and eiost
gauntlet of another to the wrist. Scroll
work in braid and narrow galoon appears
on the ba,tlcmeuted tabs which edge Sc
many OF the skirts. Reseda and browr
also mingle together, Ruches of silk IRE
auently appear on the front breadths oi
he hrm.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-02

The zenti, m a.. club 81 tie Eu,l meet
iFg fhursf.y 3ishs adopted the name Of
Mu5urn Club md e.c ed the following
ficers; Fofrest Good.i PRESIDENT John
W steward, vice preside 6; =. N Phil.
brick, secretary; K r. Psrssn, treasurer
j R PniIbrick, 2. @ Hovey. 8 q. Saw
,sr, auditors; Herbeft W-a,worsb, G 4
Darrili, @ W SSsin, N Y. Robbins snd
er .t icio Pre.ident Goodwin, directors.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-02

The following is tie vote for the s5(
che, At F $ Smi h & Co.'S yesterda,
moruing: Clothing Cluo. 3Gli; Metro 'is'
3tII; Free Baptist, 1891; a;holc, 1884
Univsrsalist, 1880; Congregational. 1888
Episcopal, 1873 Fist Bspr-t, 1880, II -a,t
Post, 9i2; Y NJ A, 81; Associated
Cani.ie., sts; Heath K lief Corps. 633
Broosings Pet. Randolph. i2S; Brook
ii 70 Relief Corps, Randolph. Ice
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-02
500, 900 Ineendiary Fire.

Mt sIsY N C, J.7. Blue Rdae
Inn AID severai o'her baii5i g ~ere bu'nec
here thi. morning. The ref / So Ars
8 u Ridss InB, $40 0fo, ir-ured for s25
COZ; Mt Airy Bot, $1,000 insured 10
5000: total lose 500, u o, nth I~ss thar
half OF that IN uqt of sursuee The H.
10 believed to have been esndiarY.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-02

Where does good old Santa dwell,
Who can tell. oh, who can tslly
Docs be live up In the trees,
Hide his gifts behind the leaves7
Is his home up In the sky
Farther than the birds can fiy7
Are the stars his hiding place,
Is II there his reindeer racer
Or with fairies does be live.
Who 10 him pnr presents Rive7
Where does good old Santa dwell.
Who can tell. oh, who can teil2
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-02

Tae recens .-ysss sssrm did mare daoAxe
than VS. - frss fssiz & Near the Collins
scaosl hoa@x sas . hsf vssnsps. shieh d.
is3sd ira ia thu man sosd to The afl-
I. me time. Tue rood sas being Repair
yesterday. The ss.n0as uss esa=et ~
the oa,sns Z et . eairefs. Ga shs osh-s
rssis back II ibis cit are macy snsA*r
sxsnoafs vhieh will MAKE Aba tsAveALns
b.d fer s.ve oil ssss.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-02

Rev. A. $. Lsdd's subject AZ the Metho
dist church next Sundsy - 2 ~, local time,
sill be, "Some practical suggestions t'
ynuuz ard old for The hew year Tbs
s.cr.mett OF the supper will follow tnt
sermon Monthly pew rentals will b. du.
,undsy school at l 80 Special COLLECTION
fur missions Epvorth Le.sus cisl meet
uaa6 Is. Gospel service ct 7 80 Al
ara welcome
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-02

At the r. Z lar mt eting Of Gardiner lodge
Of Cd Fellows held Tnur.dsy eveoing tn'
following IL ers were eleci' d for the en-
suing yesr; Noble grand. Gsorse II Full
Ter; wee grand, Thomas Fields secretary
A J Hooker; permanent secretary, + A
White sgeut. 8 W TsrboI; trustees, let
George W. eastman; 81. o @ Andfews
81 Nestun Mil he'll
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-02

The Masonic installation before spoken
Of III the youRsAL viii occur about shs
middle If tie moath The postpone meat
from the time dtst cJntemplssed vas made
necessary on sccount If the liability Of
Hon. Josiah q. D.ommoud, the INSTALLING
faesr, to be here b-fVr- that time.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-02

Tomorrow afternoon, 81 8 o'clock, three
post ,ianss vill be clothed ia the habit Of
r, tsion At the chu' CHI Of ST Fra els de
Sales (Csthel c) The Ger. m 'as gill BE-
public. and ~ Eosii.h sermon will be
preached. Ii 10 prot able that there viii D.
Q large arendasce of p. ople nos usually
seen as this place Of worship
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-02

cu,riss & N isoa AZ thslf Ptas Grave
stock farm have Do,srt sheep that r.
esnt4y dr8ip rd Lamb, snicn wen bus .
fee nsars Old -sisaed IS zpoaads. Mr..
Carrirr would ik to XIV Of sny lAmh
that Can hest that. TIE frm VIII ship
their hsnt.ons thrse-Jeas old si4l ion
W liisn H Seison To Sanaf pids - coon
- sros Dies for Mr.. Nelsoa TO handle
They hsss strong hspes II seeias h.m IN
the 2 30 class nsxE sumner
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-02
FAIRFIELD LOCALS.

Ia hsxsirE srrsn g-meuts ss Tia rev
school ea4lsi .. ~ 'e~y srse orlgEAiif
pas IL, proved very ansstisfscsa,y. snd -
.eaoists snsre l... siasse astsfsTst Eoea
dssi u saf zri2g eassgs v*s m de &c
fsee tbs oe-aiHs OF the psesses viatss
tern. by vii b me hsss@d ar ~as lei n
nssr tbs a or sassesd Of 81 the top Of the
rroms. AID saes Then the spar.Denia have
eee1 k~rs q1g u can't
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-02

Hi Hsi rvs minstrel, drew 9 large audi
.nee AZ the Opera ii use last event 9, q
- usual delighted the sudIerce viii
the D, rformance. The band rendered sons
iue masie on their parade and before the
performance in the event z The com
pany shows at Richmond this evening.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-02

The tides were we'll up Yesterday ard the
river seemed full Of drifting Ice II De-
dsdly dry and nasty appearance. Il 10
hoped h. N re rain vii, meis this hostin z
.tuR or the tides take II down river 0eyoud
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