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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-09-16
6Y TELEGRAPH.
The increase OF Peculiar indrsy and its
Defense.


h"N A. latE 'Nsi't' i'---hfi @"h'aHt II ah-
aeniahil Ola u',' increase on inc i'aiii'aau a'
"Clt as n 9'c''N' hut MOI III an 'isti 'etS-
Personal security 10 the uotlArfh prey 'hceS
Oh tn" frontiers OF tir Oh, I1P'A n'@'es Is
a. uhihre"'en"d as !" f.nSiiiiI, la. ahou'
Nitr""' ~ The aapd;Aa ne i'on'a' II. 'i'e
Ntiray OF 'orheto IN Tue province OF i'oiiia
~ mites hoflhN OF i'oh'a' = iiilVs no, vi
OF tnlta NeccE'' ana even "leihh ~ i'i'tS
OF Roma, the outlaws III Tue forests olaeA-
nali inc LANDLORDS anu ROD 'faNchers'
Inc same stdtr al things exists between
Nelie'fi' on Il hetthi bordering on Tue ron
tine marshes ana lerraciha' at me sou'h-
ern extremity OF t'e marshes. l he ihseI
curity IS spreading between faies'rlha ana
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-09-16
Have Care Tor Digestion.

T.oNn">, sept. 1.-THE steamer Hold r
ness rom Cunstadt, la, arrived at Hull
aud reports two sailors dead of Asialic
cholera.
The Times has i letter from Berlin
warmly prai>ing the authorities and saying
it i total, absent from that municipality,
The allcge, panic exists cntircly IN the
press. though the as.i,luity with which many
papers heap up Hamburg horrors i no, I'M
likely To create a scare.
I ,Thc highest liz ares in Hamburg show
that daily one person III QUE thousand n
afflicted, and that over Onn-haIf Of those ai
tackled recover. The epidemic, wherever
it exists in Europe, is practically confined
to the working CLASSES. who are careless in
their eating and drinking AMI who are
habitual sufferers from bronchitis and indt-
gcstion.
The writer of the letter ad,iuces post G'ur-
tenn examinations Of cholera victims in 1T.
Petersburg a. proving the existence in most
eases of Standing acute indige -tiou- He
sums M thus II IL is none too much 30 say
that healthy stomachs are cholera proof.
lIunanly speaking. none need catch the
disease unless hc or She likes.
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Meeting Of the Veterans Who Established that
Wonderful Service.

Ou>u>, Ncb., Sept, lj.--The Inaugural
ton of the tNcliih reunion of the United
States Military Telegraph Corps at their
Headquarters in the Bee building was
marked with little ceremony or publicity.
The group of veterans who responded to
the roll when President W. X. Plum called
the convention 10 order are the survivors OF
d company of operators whose faithful but
unrewarded scr,, zee at the telegraph instru-
meut guided many general to victory and
honor.
They established u military telegraph
>er, zee that has since been copied by every
civilized nation in the world. And yet at
the end of the war they were paid on and
dismissed Ike 50 many transfers, without
an honorable discharge and without being
recognized as n branch of the mi itary scrv-
ice For the last eight years their plea for
recognition has been presented at every
session of Congress. They do not ask for
pensions. \ congressional conn 'ttce was
appointed, consisting of \. q. Stafford of
Washing .on, W. j. Dcaly of New York,
j. II limerick of New York, +. Rosewatcr
of Omaha. and DIR. J. l.. o'Brien of Scran-
ton. Pa.
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MAINE FARMING NOTES.

The Ptnobseot Agricultural Society has
decided that il will hold no fair this fall.
Seventeen hundred and nineteen lamb,
and sheep were entered At the por, Of
Houlton for the week ending, Sept 10.
They were all for the lloulton Dressed
Meat Company's works.
The latest reports from \roos,ook is tina,
the potato tops are showing no signs Of
rust The tubers are ripe and of the very
best quality. Quite number of the far.
mcrs have began to dig, and report no 70,
AMI not large though II fair yield. On
the whole the crop ought to he tar
more profitable to the growers than it was
last year, when i, was much larger, but
when prices showed remarkable decrease.
The early crop of Maine apples is now
about sold out, so the local dealers report
and they are now looking for n rise in the
market price to hold firmly for the rest Of
the season. The first shipments of apples
are now being made TO Liverpool and the
buyers are through the county securing
supply. They all send reports of slim
crop which may he exhausted early. Pears
are also scarce and grapes later than for
hut the people will have them and the result
is that in the retail stores there is strong
demand for all kinds of fruit.
At the second annual meeting of the
American Jersey {, {. breeders AssOcia.
ton of Maine held at lewiston Sept, $.
1892. the following list of officers were
elected: l'r, sidcnt, G.. +. Cobb, South Vas
Salboro; vice president. j. +. Buker,
Lisbon; director for three years, Il. q.
Jones, Winthrop; secretary, Chas, T..
Wheeler, South thcstcr,illc; treasurer J.
X. Learned. Auburn. This association is
composed of men who believe the Jersey TO
he queen of the dairy, and they instructed
their president and secretary TO arrange for
winter meeting and for an expert to judge
the 4. j {. G.. class u, the Maine State Fair,
1888.
Within short time We have driven in
Topsham, llarpswcll, Frceport and Bruins
wick, and as a general thing we may assert
that the grass has grown marvellously on
most of the mown lands in some instances
ON the Mallctt road, Topsham, the grass
looks us if il might be mown for another
crop Some wears ago the farmers turned
the cattle into their fields for fall feed hut
il WAS found to be nothing hut poverty
stricken resort, as the amount of dressing
left by the cattle did not compensate for
the injury done 10y them. For the most
productive farming Maine, undoubtedly
sends too much hay to market Brunswick
Telegraph.
Mr.. George W. Carleton of Augusta
raised this year by ac.dal weight $40 hush
ell. of oats and barley on seven acres of
~ 1. III
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IA. the quarters being IS, liz 81, Las
"a. The third quarter was : L. gait II
this horse had been given the chance which
ne ought to have hasi he woald probably bs
Ia the Els list
IL. Z. Haley Of Monrse. bias sold his
stallion kaox Chief- BY Palmer kaor- to
parties IN Camden
HorSgmen are continually discussing the
question Of i1ew low 1t is possible To get the
trosiiBs record by careful breesiiag of fast
animals, suppiegss at.,i by equally careful
training. Soma assert thai the huh Of en-
,iuralfee AMI speed has been alRsast Reached,
while other. hold that the raIiid Improve
nlent of our lsostsng stock indicates that a
uliie y III eventually be covered by a irotter
in ,wo minutes. The fact that the reeord
has been l0wered TO seconds BY oae driver
within period Of q years seenss To sup
port the expectation Of those who are look
ing for Il tn o-,ni gute troiter.
II YOU think il j. the pneumatic tire that
i. reducing the record jass buy one, hitch
your : 80 horse TO it, 20 to kite shaped
track and start for the worlds record. Be
fore vol get back home you will no doubt
have discovered that it is the horse and not
the .ulky that does the work Spirit Of
the Hub.
The Messrs Briggs Of Maple Grove
Farm, Auburn, have some very Tine Young
stock forsale. What this farm sends out
is secn in the yearIng class at the Maine
STATE fair Races at Lewiston, TUESDAY when
fret. second AMI fourth moHey was lw0u by
the get of three of Maple Grove stations.
The Nelson's are trottinE dow n in Maine
thick and fast, saws SPIRIT of tie Hub, 1t
i. no longer pertinent question why don't
some OF Nelson's colts get into the list.
There are several headed that way ---
The Wilkes are getting into the List fast
that is the get of tie stallion Wilkes, by
Alcyone Fred Wilkes three years Old. at
Bangor. Saturday. Sept. ,, got Il mark OF
> - ~, and st. Croix, four years old, at
Farnin, ,on, Aug. 81, obtained a record of
80. IA. This makes four for Wilkes.
That was great racing for Young Pilot
AMI Bayard Wilkes Gil Tuesday. The
former was the 2.Ji class III three straight
heats, ~ II, - 81 and 2.23 l-4-and
the latter won the PA poelns race in
. - 81. 220 II AMI > - 81. Here are
the helpers On Wednesday, Aug. 81, al
Bangor, Haley, , years old, BY Nelson
won second money Maud Banks, by Mel
son's Wilkes, taking first. Thursday
Sept. /, Conkling, BY Nelson, won the -,
class in straight heats, rs fastest time
being 2.:}6. Silver Street, from the Silver
lawn Stables, won the 2.$l class, also ii
straight heats from big field, reducing
her record to 80, The = - class at Ban
gor saw Van belmont lower lis colors IL
l.oui. T.. by Pickering. which reduced hi
record to - IL.
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TRACK AND STABLE GOSSIP.

We thank Brother Trott Of that bright
paper the Spirit of the Hub, for saying.
The kenncbcc IotR~u gets things about
right in the horse line We try to.
Between races At the Maine State Fair
Friday Anita went half in lis Freeman
in Is and buster in 10 ST. Also did
an eight in n, -. a 2.0i gait, and Bayara
Wilkes in 10 two minute gait
The Iowa Turf says: What grand
thing it would be if some genius could hit
upon some plan to supply pneumatic brains
to some of thp judges in the stand.
Martha Wilkes was bred by MIR. Carne
Marders of Pine Grove. Ky, from whom
Mr.. h. u, Virgins purchased her when
yesrling. There are some men vino believe
that all woman should do in the world Is
to cook sweep, crinip her hair aud take
care of the baby. The American Horse
Breeder believes that woman has a ri-it
to breed the fastest trotter in the worlt IT
size can. AMI Mrs. Martlers comes pretty
near proving that he can. uentlrmcH,
raise your hats '-IIIrse Breeder.
Charles W Morse of Bangor has ,ol'l g.
John Ross. the lunberman. Il span of
brown mares which weigh 2H50 pounds, a
handsome span of bays which weigh $3.50
pounds aud Il SPIN of chestnut ceilings
which weigh 22on pounds. The-e arr Ia
be sent TO Mr. Ross lumber op ra;ions.
J. c. Saunders OF Hanover has spIcn
ii yearling ill, by PhlIlirrc Lam, Knox
MARI, vt'cli weighs ! lea pound, The FLY
stands / hands goods slrI Is rs ,inooii, as
Thoroughbred.
Nancy HAMS sulSv. with plHl So
made rculr. Oh POS Il. weigh. - -
pounds Tac suiky MAlpt :. lree wien
she trot,ed in :. os 81. Vel=ieti q Pu,,'sl>
A 2o-miie trottins race CAME of nrar
Sidney, \, $ w, july 80, AMI va won
by the gray vcltug parkey. Tie distance
was covered ia one hour. - inmates anl
81 ~ seconds. THIS isn't mach. That
Incompatible old Maine horse Trustee
made 20 miles inside Of one hour on Long
Island nearly 81 wears ago.
Fred O. Rogers of East orringson has a
very promising lilly by John B. p. wheri
don's Odd Mark. by Nelson AMI he thinks
she is good enough 10 keep.
Bro. Parliu of tI'e American Horse
Breeder say> Representatives from the
Colt Farm, AtIbGrn, are making great
reputation for that establishment this sea-
son. Mr.. Cushmsn has one of the best
miniature tracks in New England, ami evil
dently knows llo~ to Utilize ii to the best
advantage
The performance of Jack Spratt 4, the
Maine State Fair Il, lewiston Fri,iiy vas
most wonderful one. The horse Is twenty
years of age AMI yet in the free-for-ali he
reduced his record in the first heat to ase !
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-09-16
RAINBOW CHASING
Cost the Democrats Money, They Now are
Learning.

rII,,-,," .rnt 4, Illiuni. !. m. nn,
wc.,.rn .t',t. Which the democratic M.
,;nnaI comn,;tten !. In Try tn rap,urr tn,
Ell Tb,t f,rt M. drvrlonrd Monday
no ,.snit ~ tho rnrfcraurr
,, ,'D ,,,,a;r,n.n C,bIr ,f thc western
pran,.L &c.,. hon bnIIin, Win the Demo-
,, .,,i,. s,,t" co,nmitlao .a,s tbr Tr;bun.
W., Cnn.rrs.n,a, C,bIr first brouybt his
.wost,,n rranrL~ hcrp and dnnnr1 in
t,Ii,.,,,o il ,sas announced that il, purpose
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MANSLAuGRTER CHARGED.
Chas. [. Blood Of Charlesiown. N. H.. or
Iuai-Causcd Death OF Chas. Pecor.

Nhwr,nr. \. H., Sept. l1.--Charles L.
Blood of Charlcstown. y. H.. On trial be-
fore Judge Allen. accused Of mlnslaushtcr
IL causing the death of Charles Pccor on
the I'D of September. Alteration oc-
currel in Blood's blacksmith shop over a
sum of money which rccor claimed was
due his wife. Blood knocked rrcor down.
the Laser falling over Il wagon shan and
death resulting iroma broken neck. The
defense claims hat recor threatened To kill
Blood and made prcmrdittted a,ack on
Blood who struck back n self defence.
Evidence closed tot 'ght.
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FATALLY ASSAULTED
But Refuses 10 Give Names Of Those Who
Stabbed Him.

Lowell. Mass, sept. IA probable
murder occurred on Lawrence road just
this side of Dracut line tonight. soon after
! Frank Rcarlon aged - wears was found
in "A blccdin. condition and taken in am
bulancc to the hospital. He has cut from
the left ear round to the back Of the head,
nearly sevcrug the jugular. TO police,
doctors AMI Rev FIR. Burns hc only admits
he quarrcllcd with two Lawrence men and
one used knife on him, He refuse. to
give names Doctors think he Viii die.
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Marrieo.

kENNEEtt
Wter, H. ,rl: ilih ls I;,.y s,rauu >evul,
&. VII Ez,tn. NJ ~ ratu Iia.sAl.,w ~ North
Na.-HlhoTu, aInl y 81. Hattie i,,- "a es Wacre He
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When Baby was stek. We sase ~ Castoria.
When she Vas Child. she cried for Castoris
When she became Miss, she chung TO Castofis
When she bad Children, she gave them css.or's


Heart disease /. by far the mos, frequent
cause OF sudden death, whicb in three out
of four eases Is unsupported. The symp-
toms are not generally understood. These
are habit Of lying on the right side, .ho''
breath. pain or distress in side, back o,
shoulder, irregular pulse. asthma, weak ana
hungry .pells, wind in stomach. swelling OF
ankles or dropsy, oppression, dry cough
and smothering. DR.. Miles illustrated
book on Heart Disease, free at Bowdi'eh
Webster & Co.'S, who sell and guarantee
DR.. Miles nnequaled New Heart Cure ana
his Restorative Neryine, which cures nef-
vousnes-, headache, sleeplessness, enees
of drinking, etc. 1t contains no oplafe..
noy3Odeod&wly
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when the Trap IL sprung

pom IT, 81 j, sotnciimes Is. in most nnsx l@cted
manner by di-east. We appreciate the fnet that u
IL most In-idious foe. and that no; only I. u
c.--aTy 20 combat II rs the most potent mc.li
cnsl HgrBci"s bat 10 prevent n. manifestation NJ
oil by conHiernrtIng the eanse. that produce H.
ihns. "xposWfr IN vet weather. the enforced
Wearing Of damp clothes during n storm. II thor
pHgh dfaHgii. tDtnsd diet and water
bodily or mental psefe0rk. breeder. of di.ea-r,
but liori"ttefs stomach Biters will prevent their
inducing II. This Esedicinr foriihes the system
asaih-t ihe sssHred effects such causes would
"iiutwise produce To the mariner, miner. the
"a door laDDr"r, The slate Of the de,k and pen,
and :he os"fworked generally. IL l. of the utmost
ad1aniage. Dysp'p-ia, kidney trouble, malaria,
bslipusnrss. all tieifi 10 H.
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The three whecln,cn who were at the
Ciry hotel "Wednesday nigh. left yesterday
for riscataqui, county by way of Dexter.
They left New Bedford last saturday
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-09-16

TIE first concert in the WaterIile con-
crrt-lccturr course viii he given at City
Hall. oct. II, by the APOLLO Male Quartet
with Miss Fay Davis of Boston as reader.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-09-16

i the complaint of many poor mortais, wbo
know not where TO find relief. Hood
rarsaparilll po.sos-es juS' those elements ~
strength which Won So earnestly crave. It
will bniii yon MP. gt'c You an appetite.
strengthen your stomach anl nerves. Try It
Hoods Pills act especially upon the liver
rou-ing it from torpiIiiy its natural duties
cure constipation and assist digestion
1&H fOlrmtfch1&w
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Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Dearborn left yeater-
day for Seattle, Wash, where they are to
make their future home
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Alger V. Cnrrier Of tbs city AMI Miss
Catherine MoaltoH. daughter Of pliFer
Moulton, were married at tine brides home
in Randolph Wednesday evening. Mr.
Currier is one of iiOliOwelI's most popula.
ani talented young men and Mis- Moulion
Is one Of Randolph, foremost society Ia
dies. Many from this city were prevented
from Attending on account Of til4 Storm
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Financial Stress a! Odessa.

LpNroS. Sept. iJ.--An Dicssl c"rrcs-
ponicnt says that two English Tipping
houses there have failed and others are in
danger Of failing, owing To the COLLAPSE Of
tie freight market and oeor speculation
Steamships chartered at &, -hillings pr ton
are loading at s'X billings many are lcay-
ing .thuut cargoc-.
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MURDERED HIS PARTNER.
Startling Confession Of a WeII-Known Mich
gan Man.

rEt~r>,IiIL. Mich. Sept, b. Alfred
il"n@haws. a prominent and well known
citizen here, last night confessed I" have
murdered a man named Eirharl Drake in
Sirathroy ten wears ago. Drake was
ilcnshaw partner in the lumber business.
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The funeral vi Jacob Patterson vas held
from hia late resliefice on Second street Al
IN o-clock Thursday A. VI John Il. Hub
bard pos, G.. \. T., of which Mr.. Patterson
Wa a member, attended IN body, as also
.ih his fgllow ~ oFknsen in sampson oil
cloth factory, s. hich suspended Sork during
the funeral The interment vas III the
UalIowell cemetery.
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President b. l.. Whitman arrived in the
city Yesterday, accompanied by Mrs. Whit
man They are at the Elmwood for the
urpscut
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THE Barring BROTHERS
Will Probably Not Call Upon the Guarantee.

T."Npo~. Sept. I:,--i'he Earrings labih
ties have been reduced TO fj.Og3.6l3. of
which sum fJnij ,0po are held by the Bank
Of England. The firms affairs will prob
ably be wound up without calling upon the
Guarantee.
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The bell striking machine at thu Catholic
church wa, fested yesterday morning be-
tween II and II O'Clock.
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Viter. The stream. 81 bfe their Rater- pour.
There at three listers, cyefuaoTe
Wearing -ilkrn thread
Lovers Of ciI-sIc paintings are familiar
with that famous group, called the Three
fsics.T Fate seems cruel when ifdeprirc.
women AMI girls of health. But in Dr.
Pierce's favori;e Prescription they sipd a
cure Of uniol value for nervous pro-trafion,
sick h.alat-he- bearing-down pain-. bloat-
ing, weak stomach a1tcytf-ion. rptroser-
sion, and all tlio,c excrupisting complaints
that make their lives miserable MI whu
u.+' j, prai.e il: Il contain. no ha,r,fgl
Jn-re Il nf$. All "a G"traBtrSf 30 rive .ii =
faction in every ease ~ its ptIe $! go
will be rciaa Ell.
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NEWS NUGGETS.
Brought by the Wires from The North last.
West and South.

The Meme frcic prcssc of Vienna reports
that woman named Jane Armstrong. said
to be of New York, ~ wears of age, has
committed suicide " it'll revolver ut Mon
gro. where she bad lost $3.50 900 by gam
hIiuv in ten DAYS
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Harry T. March Of Lewiston was in the
city yesterday,
The bell striking machine at thc Catholic
church wa, Fested yesterday morning be
tween 4 and II O'Clock.
Mr.. and Mrs Chas. Dearborn left yester-
Iay fur Seattle Wash, where they are to
make their future home.
i party Of twenty left the city yesterday
morning 10 take the kcnncbeC AT Gardiner
for the G.. \. Il. excursion.
Mrs.. Coullard left yesterday to join her
husband at Providence. Mr.. Couilari Is
EDITOR of the Providence Telegram.
The Rev. !. T. Folsom AMI wife of
ktlar Falls formerly of Augusta. are
spending u few days in town with friends
President Il. L. Whitman arrived in the
city Yesterday, accompanied by Mrs Whit
man They are at the Elmwood for the
present.
+. IT, Thomas has charge OF the cugine
house during the absence of John Fardy
v ho is taking vacation of two weeks with
Mrs. Fardy.
The llollingswor,h x Whitney Co.. are
building $40 foot coal trestle near the
machine shop at the paper mill. Mr.. John
Pollard has charge of the work.
Th,. three wheclulcn who were at the
Civ hotel Wednesday nigh. left yesterday
for riscalaqui> county by way of Dexter.
They left New Bedford last saturday,
Tie first concert in the Wateryillc con-
ccrt-Iccturr course viii he given at City
Hall. oct II, by the Apollo Male Quartet
with Mis-. Fay Davis of Boston as reader.
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H. W Dunn aud family have been enter
tanning the following friends and relative
during the week Judge II. X. Baker and
wife. ilalowei; \. :. Rice. ESD, and
wifi, Portland; Mrs. \. Z. Buck Atlanta
Georgia; Mrs Il. c. Dudley, augusta,
Judge Baker and wife aud Mr.. Rice and
wife returned home Yesterday.
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RAILROAD COLLISION
Fatally Injuries Four OF the Trainmen.

NV Bat >~wI.k. y. b.. sept l5.-Two
freight trains coililcd near Princeton June
ton on the Pennsylvania railroad last night.
Four trainmrn were 50 badly injured that
it is thought they will die.
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The follow ing G. A. X. men are 70 be
present at the annual encampment at wash
iagten Commander FOES, Capt beorge
=. Fuller, W 4. stackpole of Commander
Dyer. staff Charles Dodge ami iho'ha'
Jups9
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tnEsrtK, Conn. The celebrl..o on Of the
l..nth anniversary of Chester Cong egaiionai
church wa observed toiay til e1ercis :
Of an elaborate character.
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Prof j. ID Taylor of Colby University
and Mrs pr - K. Boutellc were married
in this city Monday af,eenoon at the resi-
dence of George Il. Boutelle, Esq. The
ceremony wa, performed by Rev.J. Flea
land of Augusta.
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Chicago Produce Market.

KFrI9T'- 70 TI''frOo', tnHlhet ltt'IIt, 7
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Adamson's Botanic BaIsam is compromises
of the hest concentrated extracts OF BARK
roots and gums in the world. II Is sais
and reliable medicine, pleasant to the 'a''e'
and cures coughs, colds, asthma and Group
You can find it at all drug stores.
septi2d&s
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A Bicycle Quarter.

lxpErE xpEvcg, Ia, Sept. ij.-.Iohn T..
johnson Of Ninncapo's NAL 2 a qliai Ter
mile on bicycle over a kite rack here
today, in .. - seconds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-09-16
Ship Ashore.

QrtBIc. Sept. l5--A -hip was reported
a-linrr At Boi-vcT.s bank NtIle Macles.
Her name conl,l not be ascct aimed She
cvull not lse hostcd 10 hay on account Of Il
heavy sea running
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-09-16

\ party Of twenty left the city yesterday
morning TO take the kcnncbec at tiardiner
for the g. \. Il. excursion.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-09-16

The following delegates attended the
mcctin. of the Grand Division Sons of
Temperance, at Gardiner yesterday l.. +.
Boothby. Mr. aud Mrs. +. +. Ransted
Mrs. Maria Coombs, Samuel Osborne and
Mrs l.. f. Mason