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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-14

who have pandered TO tho silver craze,
and declared that they had given the
honest Democrats Of Texas more trou'
bio than even the Republicans them
selves.
He made n powerful appeal for tarln
reform, condemned in burning words
the force bill and force bill advocates
and
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-22
Pleasures of Memory.

wEss tleseed tairg IL nenery How
IL briggs up Ire pleasures OF the past. and
hides lis ur p.ssss1:aes ses. Yaa recall your
childhood dsys, % yea rot, gad wish they
voui3 rs:uraf You remember the pleasant
associations, while The Hsplsasan:
cnss z-e fsrgstssn. Persips to
your miad cones fhs face OF
.oEe friend. Twas o5ca psls. ssd face
Il showed MARKS of pain, lines Of care. II
seemsd 10 he leokisy Into the hereafter, the
unknown future. Ard then ycu rscsiisd
bow j. bri gassss5, hoy il recovered its rosy
h-s. hoy il tecfma picture OF hsi plaess
Ard ily. Do seH remember sssss things:
May peo2ls %, Ard gladly tell hos
the health returned. how h.ppiaess
came back, hos the world seemed
bright. Tnsy Tell how they we're
once weak. nslveiess, perhaps in
pain. certainly uahsFPy. They tell Of
slssp'sss lights, rsslsss dsys, untouched
toad, uusifuag EegFss. And then they tel
ho~ they became hsrpy, healthy snd
sto1g onea more. You have hssrd i!
often in tee pas, have you not? You
have heard people describe how they
-ere cured and sept in health: You cer-
aialy can remember what IL is tass has "a
helped people in Americs Ii no. listen to
shsE Mrs. Aanie Jenne.s Miller, who i,
known universally as the great dfes:
fefo'mer Esys: Six yesrs ago wher
suffering from mental care snd overEo,k
received the most pronounced benefit
from he use CT th1t srea; msdi
etur, Wsrner's Sale Cure" All, nos
,oa remember. Now you recall
h)w mary reopls you have herd say
this same th!ng No~ you reeollec. how
much you nave heard o; this great Cure
Nov you Sre ready 20 admit tia! memoirs
is usually pleasing, that the highest ples-
sure comsa from parfest health, and tbs
this CREST remedy has done more to producs
ani prelypg health than any other di.cov'
cry ever kuosa in he entire history of TIE
whole world isul9i.fsopcoInr
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-22

10 my breeding yards have over 10
fine young trees now beginning to hear
They are Maritanas, Damsons, Spaiding
and Lombards four well -tried varieties
and are ell perfectly smooth ard heal
thy. | attribute this to the fact tina
the fowls keep the trees well rid o
insect pests, and also to the fact tina
the trees were well mulched with Goa
ashes, and are planted in strong ella!
ground we'll drained and we'll adapted 1,
fcuit growing \ row Ct peach tree
seem to thrive equally well On th'
whole there is no place Ike the poultry
yard for fruit, and by planting orchards
where one may reap double profit frou
the ground employed Adjoining th'
poultry yard there i stra berry patel
u half an acre on which have demon
strated to my satisfaction that thu
p uttry and small fruit industries ar,
easily and proftnbly combined Ou
side Of the season whcn berries a.,
large enough TO attract the fouls it Ii
no injury to ALLOW the fouls free rang,
Of the patch. This is also true of black
berry and raspberry plantations tinr
the poultry manure one Of the most val
uabie fertilizers for berries when proper
ly applied. l. must. however, be wei
mixed with dry earth or road dust o.
the fleet will be rather disastrous tina,
Profitable, 1t has always been pc
notion with me that ten acres of goot
ground rightly located and rightly man
aged for the poultry and fruit business
il enough to aii',rd a very comfortable
living for a family not afraid to worl
and of a managing turn of mind.-Cor
OF American Poultry Journal
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-22

Taers is only one eocdae:or on the Msire
Central whose name has oeen by universal
consent gwen 10 the train be rays. ard he
il John Jeset. who rGns from Portland 10
Bsn2or. AL patrons of the road call bis
train "Jewett's train" and Whist is more
unusual, railroad men dou'i refer to him by
his number. as they d. every other train
OFT speak Of crossing "Jswest's" and call
,hs train "Jewe't's" in their dispatches
as Is the patriarch Of conductors. He
commencei running 90 the road the ais'
year after is was bull, and has EoDs
through everything the Maine Central Ia.
gre through.
john Jereit c)mmsDced ratlroadl' Z
tht:ty-four years ago, yh3n he Vss tJu
ten years old blT. as swltchmsn 10 tbt
Gardiner freight station. II year or ~
h. went % ne road a. ftsi. h brskef nin
H has Rrsduilly teen promoted 70 h.'
present pisce. Il ali these lor g years Il
ore OF hi. passengers las b en- burt. Tat
.eco:d spesks for itself. III career came
very near being Gu. short esrly. When ft
wa- running freiab, his usil cr3pp-
through tie bti3ys a. 5 ven Mile s;resm il
Vassaibor1. Sven men were on ths train
All Of them were hur:, bat rot ons of then
WAS killed. strange 10 say The vetersi
conductor now travels SO 900 miles egery
yesr. As be h&s been going at this rate FOL
thirty yeara, ii is easy to see that he ia
pore the distance around the gl3he man,
timss OYER
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4 Word About the BOYS.

Oae CT the worst f4Glis OF the day i. the
ran aer in which parents "bti up thei'
children. THY have sjGe fIai liea II
a4e:ui1ess ~ her s9u, sud wtbou; r.
gard TO he aispttoiil,Y or prospect nf su.-
cess, push him toward the &C 3om p,ishm9 n.
of that idss.
May yout III n is fJuni IL tie pal IL,
il law { fife or xf some trade for which
de has no Natural sd6ptabiiity ard in q h;ch
ha has uothi0s but 8 mechanical In.erest. acd
Il is mztter " wonder II lac ever smount9
90 sny thiug al All. /. is often the Gaze thai
par MS, aho KIN NJ III m;ld Of tteir boy
tends 10 ,rtsia ton, eH3esyo- % t:i.-
courage aud tura hlm from the c0ursa N
Eaich he is Ist By ns.uril laws Of stapta
billy sGd desire; sometimes. becAuGe to be
mechanic wouli bs - los er himself IN
ih3ir es!initi4c, or 10 be one thing or
another is 10 thsm 3is:assetul. Nothing can
be more hs.mtul or serve s3oue' to ciu.h
AMBITION ihsn such = cour'e. Il is no. Co.
mea; leg to labor. \ mechsuie j, as Z I'D
as lawyer or pr,f.sor, sai sS sael may
rise to higher aa5 more honorable a d re-
mUnsrAtlve position tnan is possible rere
ne ii leg Ct ste.e aZaius. his natural ten
denc,es
It ! NtIeA III gJ1'A fah-tGs a. silSA IL NC A'Ai
littie d uot tut what nature Gesigus man
VIII special obi c., and that ste seldom
errs il evident rom Che su cess Lhaise5
by those WHO fave ether BEEN allowed G.
,uljaw their o~8 in1-Iastio =, ~ have had
sufficient sr-rRt1 u md to stica 10 tEeiF
pu-pos9. ven though sppre0'ic-d or
sc l3oled f1E different object OF these,
Fftnslia was u Striking xsmpts, snd there
re m,uy mare who have Irlyed hams Ives
gully TDrhy # praise and ex nplf 3
ii n, sn1 1t lie surprising that parents sauu
be- 81 blind TO thar slls' iu ure u'efulnrss,
accomplishments AID pleasure as 10 DIS
courage them in the Carrying out Of heir
natural tendencies.
Boys who have every pr)sptc. Of bscom-
ing successful, sud even leaders at soma
race, are schooled and enc5lrsg d to be-
c lme pro fessionsl men," AID obliged to
uingle with the cfo~d tbs lstle and strus
gle az tie foot Of the LADDER Of fame sld
foltaHe. Ins,eki, the boys should be let
aloae. il q aeass. 10 IN rose their works IN
Ike. Their earliest iuclinsaoos aGd tend
enciss sh ul1 be npfssd and nourisned, and
evtry eff ut made to develop ih1 talents
nature tas givea. Doa't thtnk they sre tao
good or too we'll 4 TO be ms casu}cS Ihsfe
Is n3tbinR more honorable or worthy Of
praise THAI su hoU est meCh8E'c, AMI cfr-
ts;niy nothing more uselu. Beside. there
IS comirg ,ms wen they have got TO i've
fer III n serves, srd d pend upon tn N selve0
for that living. Ought they MT, then, in
al Z oi sense. tn hsye say bow that Xvi Z
sas be gsinec? To discourage y l.
his e&rly iifss smbiuonis to kitl all amoi-
,,on. and reduce MS futn-e fBs erce 30 y
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-22
The Proposed North River Bridge.


TIE prop~sei bridge sesoss tie HGi.on
viii sx:sni from point in New jersey,
as7us q mile above the West Shore fsrrs-
hgusas, 81 8 Point II or nea, Seventy nrss
sreet 10 Nsv Yc-f, With yisa1cs to the
proposed Usian station II Thirsy-sisaih
III. es. I; viii De 1910 feet lins. ant viii
co~ siss Of ore entire span II 22oo I et
sbieh il nearly SEQ feet lsnssr thsa the
Fsrsh. so feet longer ih.a The Brooklyn
Bfisgs spAgs) and sso ,ija spans Of 1850
feet. also . snisn spsn 81 500 feat on TIE
New York stcre- Il vii be $50 feet above
hfxaes. water. The ~id.h Of ire pattern
~iii % 100 feet, ava there ~ih b. prcvi.ioa
Ter eiglt rKissy tracks ard ,~o side
walks I, will be carried BY two min
towers 40 feet high. with bssis l21z25o
feet, exse ndin2 about $50 fee. through the
water and sol to cold roek, making 3
total heiga. OF 200 feat. or tiahsr th,n sny
sristinz structure ezcsrt tbs Ei6sl Tower.
z ev4'ors sill run from the sidssslks 10
The rnps Of the t0xsrs. whsfs will be gal
le,iss cspssle % heiSiag ssFen y I've PSF
sons. Erom this iofty position, leo feet
higher taan the tawert of tna br1aAiy :
Bridga. psrsons can erjoy oue Of the h,sst
views in Auia-ics.
The Nsw York tower vii stsnd sithia
tie pie, bead line, the Me- JFrse7 tower Q
little outsiie Of The New Jersey pier head
iioe. but ID place where it cannot ebsruc'
navigation
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Diet for Horses,

few carrots or potatoes are good for
horse KEEP. Oh dry feed. A lis,le sweet er
sjlage may De good. Blu. do not stuff
ho:ss vi h too much watery and slushl
feed a. snV time Il no. built to utiIizt
such stuff, to any great x ent. LIS stomsci
Is too small, ard the demsodI Of its system
to- : est, for slah watsry a1d i1EG,rI i'm
Food Not even fresh pasture grss, is fl
for horse at hard work, excfp as a par
OF tue dsy's rs'iSn veil back no by g'sir
As an * h,pee Gays: Far horses resting
or doing very little ID may b. advisable t,
repl4ce part Of he grain ration with gree
grass in summer, or csrrots or other roo /.
IN WATER, Carrots have sligh ly duretic
s1i laxative actio7, Improve the state Of
the sRin, AZ i prove an txct llent sltsrstivt
that is eater th'n anthony, arsenic, ant
sulphur. | excess thew ere injurious. I,
the hard working animal"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-22

Mr. r NJ Gray Of Dalu;b. 10 Ia The ely
Ola vi.i-.
Csps. II f Ballard is 0 q duty on stcsuS
OF the Epidemic
Deputy 8, J. Ha-ssc Ct Resdhsld suh
the Gig Jcs'erday.
Cha r Lovsjoy, E'qp Of Siinsy !"
in the city yss;eris,.
HIN. A Il. Bixby 0. skovh gan s'fiw
in the Ct y last evening
G. B X obi.;on OF Il ,o.Lbay HroS
Was In the city yesterday morning
/ Mrs Jtmes FolsJui VIA has been ilis"
Ia grippe and pteunoni'. is Impto'ios
w A Wa ksr Of Viosl HsvSh, vnHf
istersd nt Eo,el Sorlh. W.daesdsy nis@
Mr. ID " BAk.,, tie American EIiff'
agent, /, co q Led 10 h., hozls with is's"
cold
N Oscar G,oves le,vss today Tor ~
Ger WIN his family. csllgd there By ihf
we're ill;ess II his site
N . Lavsry ( Gs'j,b.r, sss j, The eT
yesterday wiling the cutting s,h'oi ~
was much peas, vi h IL socseo.
Ell Nsyor rh.!5rook who mas been ."
9 ed to n, h3uss far few days We ;
bad cold. Is fsIicly impr;yirg and WIN"
ou..
ft.<f
Mr.. Fleensn Barker vas bu. iiRIe hS
improved yes,sid,7 ffoaa The condiiien '.
las characterized his III e., for the ?
fzw da7s.
Mr.. HGt Bisckirgton Of the B'zW
gu. with 9 severe cold, and Mi" e"'
Robbins, one Of the clerks there, u"
with Ia grippe. i
Rev. Arthur IIlmel Of ST. Ausu"Ia'
church entertained Rev. Mr.. Bradley W.
uesdsy evening. R.v. Mr. Bradley
was at H.llowell, 10 now located o. L''
tan. Il
Mr.. Will Carts Is now the cItf.
Mixers drug store. Augusta 10 MI '.
lis. old home, a1d 70, time he y" F"
en- ploy Of Ds,iae & Coushlin. fa
pas. fsur or hTe years be hiss been
drug .to % IN Fachburg, Mas. HI ih'~
are glad 10 see WIN" b,ck ssain' Il
Pro-. Robertson received levy
from his wife who has been s'oppifs
home Of her brother, Capt. Z X fH.s
Searsport, that be va, very low ~
Robertson left on the afternoon aN'
6ears2or'. CAPT. PArke has been 's''
for sone mon he with . heart tfou'"
drop,i s6sc,ior. He 10 M''. ~"
sons only brother.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-22

has IN press full aud excellent history
port, written oy George o Mitchell. The
master. Inc history covers period
from ia foundation In 1903 10 1890.
The contract for the complete interior
finish Of the public building at EsstporE
mas been awarded to D. A Driscnil OF
Washington. d @. for s21-s52 the
work 10 be completed in five months.
What did you change your head letter
for, Bro Pilisbury: There was more
character to that splendid old Eog'isA
type In single issue, than you will get
our OF this plain full face IN year
Please change back agsin.
Houison sent seventy tons of merchau
dise out ever the Canadian Pacific last
week.
Bailey's Isl4na is a sleepy llstle place,
but very beautiful in sGIEser. Is was
bought and occupied By Deacon Timothy
Bailey. ~ EEingham, Mas about the
year 1873 fhe island Is fifteen mile:
eat Of Portland ard TWO and half miles
tony. The veg side runs parallel with
uarp well Meek, from which il IL separ-
stsd by Merriconeag bay, about one mile
In width The east side faces The broad
Atlantic and during and after heavy
storms the waves dash sgainst the shore
With great havoc and The long white
crested pillows breaking upon the rOeks
aGd cIiFs il grand sigh here are
legs than two hundred irhAbitguts VINO
1--we there the year round they are de
pendent upon the fisheries aud farming,
cut they are happy community There
are two schooihouses, one church, four
.teres, = post Office. daily mail and a
large fish firm There il one large
boarding house and several family
boarding houses through tue sam
mar season and there are several
other houses that are let 10 par
ties who have come to rustieate through
the summer. There Is q daily steamer
from Portland and through the vacation
season there are three steamers daily :;
but the b 81 OF all there is not one place
where liquor or any kind of drinks are
sold 1t Is very pleasant there in sum
mer, the air is so sweet and cool, ard the
,alt breezss perfumed by clover blossoms
aud roses are very iuvigorating.
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TRnN.

The pTob bii:oa p'3zs medal contest SC
cured 8. the chu-cl On Ss'nr lay eseping
Eight young ladies' ard & utlsmen toos
part n the ex ,cises "a { II lvs: Mss Cora
Moaroe. Lasis r ,dss, Miss Annie Bar
ksr, sis. TabsI Ssore, Misc Heller
Bs'che!it9, Nj 8 Le.tie Web5 Miss F Jstias
Wbi.sser rri George c ,ox To say shs'
the Parts were 81 COED so1li hsrdiv b
doing theoi justice. Thy ~ere e1csp T., =
ally tns and or, DIT to the y1uny y pie Of
our ON lac prizs. : LIVER medal. sissu
~ NJ Demur's; 4 New Yo:k c.ty WAS
sua,dsl TO Mss Annie Barker ard tie
'ecotd pfz', WuGli-f's pens, gvsa b
Mss Swan r gsra r. tbi. to~r. VS.
sss'dei Geo.g 90 <. tn pat, wers
so & ely rerd, d that she cIu1lit es OF
award oppressed fslr.t hist thy GoulI noI
giYe each coliss Aal > "s;i c "a ,dal
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-22

The Augusta Odd Fellows Who are
attend the bar quet at South Gardner d
evening can purchase tickets on the dunn
which leaves here at & %. returning .
special train which will leave South Gard
ner At IL o'clecs. Excursion rates. The
ctn slso leave here on the electric cars u
connect at Gard nor with the special tn
from there at 30,
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STATE NEWS.
ArGOytook.
EAFLETON.

l. AFLhTON.
The a. C. F. s3c,e'Y vi.itsd lhe wido,
g. Z ;he lsts Rzy. a. II. Thompson. We'd
1ssjsy evening OF last week, csrryir
wards e: Z Cd cheer spending short tim
p'ess4n ly, srd lssyF slssssn,i,l tcser
Of Tesfeet sad coed will Mrs Ausrd
5io sand ftCRi Al.meis, CA was vis.iic
friends 10 this vicinlt7 last week. He
o'o.he -ar. MIR hl s. NTH Of Fl
ii fe d Hcc mp'fi7d her --Ir- J.co
Curfi,r OF Cattle III /, disd q lite sud ienl
t.s; 5ucd4y evenl Y. He m3yet iror
siue o5ly 4 few wst Ks $50 lie WAS ,h
father cf Ms Horacs Burril Il lie
youug girl haa lstely ;skeu up hr s5o5e .
MFs O'fin Gsrdinet's 10 Chapman. Sa
seisE. e n pau De.
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The National Garment Cutter Co. Of
Ch!esso have taken rooms over Pierce.
crookery store and will eontiius the Cat
,iog school three months opening Monday
Jas. IS thus giving all allies dssirous Of
l.arniug to cu,sn oppor.uni to attend,
We shall take interest in our pupils and
do all We can 10 help their Advancement
as their success mesus our success.
This syst, m is not expressly for dress
makers but Tor any lady dsafiog to be her
orn drsssmsker.
Al! ladies are invit ID to cali and lock al
our patterns and see what We teach whether
de.irous Of learning or not.
F. W. HI JOHNSON, M.,.oo,.
s. X. HAMLlN. Hs ~,
have seen the National Carmen. Gutter
tested Snd am satisfied II is the bes. sys
tenn In use. .h,uld sivise every lady &c
learn the sy.tem IL only for her own use
as II warrants perfect fit. which saves al
trouble Of standing to have garments fitted
| which IL often both tiresone and disagree
able.
Mrs. ARTHUR d. LOCKS, Augusts.
have examined ihe National Garment
Gutter thoroughly ard ike Il very much
am acquaiot,d with other methods OF cut
,irg but would recomTe end to sny ons wish
log to lesrn how 10 cut all kinds of gar
meats corr city, to attend the Cutunl
Sch col here in Gardiner.
KATHERINE WILLIAMS. Dtessmske-.
9ardiuer, Me.
hsve seen the National Garment Cutter
ard understand how it works and what car
be done with it. ] Ike It very much indeed
the best Of any ever saw, and by what
can see would unhesitaiingly recommend Il
to all those wishing good system Of cut.
ting.
Mrs. c F. GRAY, Dfessmsker,
Gardiner, Me.
Ihxve examined the National Carmel,
Cater thoroughly ard ,hink it's spier did
system Of cutting aed would recommend il
to any who would like to know how TO Gu;
all kinds Of garments correctly.
MISS c. A. McCAusLAsD, DR., ssmaker,
Gardiner, M.
IsC0npdSu
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-22

Referring 10 the Holman retrenchmenf
bill In Congress the New York Press
says that one effect Of the stOppage Of
all tie progressive steps that have been
set on foot 20 place the United States in the
front rank with the nations Of the world
By this action, would be to lower Us as a
na.ion in the eztima.ion OF the great po.
ers Of Europe, TO lose US cur new hold
upon the Central and South American re
pub!ics. and to lessen our own sell
respect and esteem as Americans Ma
one wants any such result. Indt ed. the
Democratic press has quite generally
notified the present Congress that adher
ence to Holman's proposed policy will
30 disgust a generous but not lavishly
inclined people that the Democratic
party will assuredly lose Is msjority IL
Congress, ard the presidential
election as well While the Hol
man resolution Ia strong in its ex
pressions, 1t was passed by member;
most of whom stand ready to vote against
its letter at any lime that they see the
public DESTROYS for the passage Of meas
ures TO continue and extend the present
great work in all the department i
viii be more honored in the breach thar
Ia the strict observance that Ar Holman
courts tor t.
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Wight is back =, bis Old stand uadi
II otel North opce more. While Rim
old place that he occupies and be will B
fund Just ss much at home as formstl
ibe rooms are now iinsd up in the ra
approved and modern style. When b
goods are all arranged he will have one .
the tiusst store, 10 the city. There hI
handsome metal csilirg to thu store snd IL
front is a1,p'ol admirably both TO The ti'
play Il goods al d III furnishing Of The b,f
lish. fer the interior.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-22

There have been about Is light ca,ss d
Ia grippe among the attendants of the boz
pital, but n>ne among the psti,ns SIne'
the grippe frs, made i,s appearance then
have been no cases amorg the patieuhr
the uotpilal
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-22

The frierdI Of thu Misses Savage ~
thsma delightful surprise party at b
residecce Of james Savage on Malta hi
Taetday evening. and presented them vii
an elegant lamp.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-22
MAINE GOSSIP.

The Maine Genealogical Society heiC
its annual meeting at Portland Wedne ;
day. which was one Of great interest,"
During the year twelve ue@ active mem
bers have been elected and four have
died. The number Of active members
is now u 10; corresponding members 81
The society has valuable library o.
works pertainingto geneology and fam
lily history and the society has its hesd
quarters in the rooms Of the Maine His
tOrical Society.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-22

Mrs. Fessenden, president of the Msa
chusetls Womsns Christian Tempsnac
Union, will address the citizens ct Auaun
Feb ) h. on the subj ct Of Temperance.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-22

Mr. Orrin Mcguire, while epgsasd q
some carpenter v o:k in the Dirigo Busiuss
College, severely cut his hand with chin
yesterday, nece'sltAtiug dressing by . ply,
i Ian.
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CALENDAR OF COMING EVENTS.


jar ~ mains Prsh bi.zry E..orrlnest Lesgas
yes. S-Onfsrs Dsstne. Locgs Cox rsn'!a's
y.s. ie-Ysss District Good Tensiars, Ei1se
f11
Fes. :0-Kso1 DlstrIet Losss. 6a't Temriars
kossrort.
Fsb is-sndsnessKa Disfrset Laags. oSoc
Tsmllar-, l. wilson
FEB .s-N sshin g.sn DtstTts- Lodge, Good Temp
fss p-Haneoes D.ssrfst Le1ge, eS~d Temp
wDea z--ssIsesee pis.Ii=s Lo1se, GOOD Temp
yaref = sa,aer-~t Dist Leage, Good Tempiari
a. soaiE sofsi6ysrecs.
Msfss ~ .lss DI4;Eset LIdss, Coca iSmp.Af'
B~lfsst-
Fs;rans Of uasts ndrr-
Jan. a7-gSzssaN1c Psnosa Grangs, h9Et.@. 3
Fsb. ze-O1fsca romoa. Grange. Cr9oasa ff'
Isu.s- sa.r5se9sgia Pomona GrEuEe. Wa.ss.
Fss s.-Kssx county feInona ursnsr' Nh'@
8eia.
Religious.
an,fl IA -ssi4e ss,haii.t Ccufe-enee, Az aasfa
Avn z3--f.4sG Mans seshoaitr G 'nie'ehe
Agrica'tarai.
Ian .-s-Dai ? Coafersre'. Agba o.
JaH. zs --i~rsey Cattle AssosisI'on, Afsa@
Aestles. AgD5n-
MisesIisnsoaa
FEB. Jo-Annnsl meeting Nah State Bar A's9
eistios, Asgassa- ,-..-- u..,,.,.
FEB ls-ii-- lRs Press Associati0n, P-ft'ah'
CIR. nd Army.
Feb. Estate Enesmpnsnt. O. A. e. Auburn.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-22

The festival of the Conversion Of s,h,
Paul [25th met is Tie % h Anpiver,s,y 4,
the conse Grafton Of the Right Rev. II, l.
Neeley. Bishop Of Maine.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-22

Mr.. Charles J. Burns sod Miss joe
phine l., + ~, bo.h II this city. ven
u'iNd n marriage at the home tf M
Burns on Western Avenue last evening
. n'clcck, by Rev. Mr. Leland. 1t w
quiet homs welding, OILY imnsdss
friend, And r,lst.ves being p's,ett Tt'
con.rsc iag parties have many friends y
this CITY and were h,nd.omely remember.
By them In The form Of numerous seddf'
presents. Mf and Mrs Burns will nsi'
their h ma in Til. ty.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-22

The ladie, Of the Unitarian society "
give 4 coffee party next week In the ebu,s
psslors, to b, followed by an en.sr,.ui,,
play
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-22

There is go much sickness in the ci,,,A,
II has bean on several occasions almou /.
possible to get doctors.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-22

Business men desiring the new large lIs
postal cards for Printing purposes can "a
the sane a. the JOURNAL office. We ca
oaIy supp'y The cards for parties having, b
printing doDe.