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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-19
PLEASURES Of kemuVy.

Wis. a blessed thiry is memory, Bov
Il brir g. u? the pleasures a' The past, aud
hides its CT p'sasartae.ses You recall ycur
childhood isys. DO va not. and sish they
would rrsasn; Yen remember the pleasant
G.sCc;a.oGs, wbils the ppplsAart
ones are forgotten Perhaps to
your nisd cores iha face OF
some friend. Il vas a1ce pale. sad fiee-
Ii showed MARS OF psin, lines of carr. Is
seemed 10 be looking into the hereafter. the
unkDo On future Ard then you r cali 4
hov il Frightened, hu~ il covered Il. resy
h1e, hon IL bee .ma . p.csrre OF bar pines
And y D. you remember these ihin Sc /:
Many TsoYis do, SD gladly tel hos
| The heAith fesarnsd. h5~ hsP2iH-ss
came hack. h1~ the world .eemed
bright. Ts~y sell Row they we're
/ ouce ~sax. ns,r-less, perhsps il
psis. esrssialy uphsppy. They ieil CT
.Iss p e.s ishts, rssils.s days. untoucbsd
| foud, un.Juas perves And then they tell
ho~ they s.eGee hsPpy, hes py ard
$40 oHes more. You have f.Nd it
often in tie pat, have you not: YOU
/ hive heard people dsscr,h~ how they
sei= cured ard kspI in health? You Gel
| s;nly csn =. member ~hat /. Is that hss 60
helped people IA America II no: h''eu to
shst Ms. Annie Jenne.s Millet wuo
| known nnvsr.s ~ as the great dress
refo' mer. says: SIX YEARS ago when
suffering no mental care and overxo:k,
| received the most prauounct de bene ii
from the u.e OF that sreaf medl
cine, Warmers Safe Cure All, no.
YOU Remember. Now you recall
h1~ many people you h,ve hs'rd say
this same thug Nov you 'ecollect how
much you nave heard of this greas Cure.
| Now you ore ready TO admit that memory
IS usually pleasing, that the hishesi pies
sure come. from perfect health, and that
tits great remedy has done more to produce
and prul heath than suy other discos
cry ever known IN The en'i,e history Of the
whole ~orId j,ul9dtftepc >lnr
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-19

ierdsy = 0-uir z st his resiieres on Wat Z
street hts death VS. not the result Of
any particular disease, but came Is the re-
sulf Of general breaking up Of the system
incidf NAL TO Old sgs. Mr.. B,oth6y came
here rot far from is45, having previously
been 10 basiness IN Benton. he veat 70
CaifsraiA In the ssrig iisies and. resurn-
ing. established himself in tle business
which be for many years prosecuted. ~
msnafscsursr Of edge tools. The
Bootbby axes had 3 deserved repu-
ssrion - mort exceiieas arucle
and uaEy o. he Old sine choppers did not
, con slider TIE m Elves equipped fer their best
-ark. aaiss. tqaipped vi1h one OF them
Mr. Booshby he'd III se fcs several years,
having been frat seisc'msn. ~ d occapsif {
ether posiii1cs Of honor and responsibility
| BE vas 4 man Of stii I integrity. and hsd
toe respect Of every body ihat Enes hiR
he hal large family, but, if we are cor
rely fsrmrd. oas too daughters survive
him. HE fuaersi will BE- h,h tcmcrrcw
| (wsdussdsy) afternoon, at 80, from nj.
late resi ;ence.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-19
A QUEER NEWSPAPER.
Each Character Is Word and the
COmpOsitOrs Do Not Stick Type.

Have you ever seen 6 Chnese news
paper? Not one printed in China, but one
printed in Chinese. using the wonderfully
intricate Chinese charsc:ersi
Didn't know ltst there are such thIngs.
now did you?
Well, you are not to blame, for they are
not at all common, to Americans at lesst,
bu, go into laundry kept by one Of the
natives Of that distant land and if you max
proper inquire. you will fad that they
know all about these Chinese papers.
A JOURNAL reporter called on Sam
Miksdo. proprietor of the Edwards block
laundry. yesterday and was favored with
some very interesting Information by tina,
gentleman.
| After the conversation had been running
slorg for some little lime Sam said; "Did
you ever see Chinese pspsr?'
No, the It p ,rIer had not. so Sam opened
his desk and took GU. . four page
paper, which va; slightly smaller than
the Journal. Acrofs the top ran
the E9gilsh heading The Chinese Month
ly News" From other parts of the hesd
it was seen that Sney Hoeng is the editor
and publisher ADD Y, Moy the manager.
1t is published in BOston. The psper has
c1lumu 8 Of the usuai we, divided of into
compartments by crCs5-rules eight inches
,,..t Tho oh ,reota-s Van in ra,tinoI n nj.
uuns, four to each compartment. Items
are separated fmm one nother by spaces.
Important ne~sis heated by three ciphers,
Sc. vertically. The paper has 8 generous
Advertising patnusge.
Il is evideuly printed from wooden
| blocks upon which the characters have
bt en- cut. No type is used, the editor
writing bis copy which is then produced
by The engrsva. Taken all together it j.
SIS singular production Of printers ink 81
cou be imagined.
| As to its contents TIE reporter could moi
tell but Sam Informed him that it told al
about news az he put it. In San Fran cisco
Sam says they have Chinese veek Iies. In
China they hsw dailes. 1t is well known
that the Chiness papers are the oldest il
the wor and i shows the hold thay have
On their aim opl-syed readers that Is il
necessary to transplant them to this land
of "ioreiga devils"
Verify, this is an sge Of newspapers.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-19
Remarks Successful Strategy.

Sly Reyn.rd has always 81 joyed repu-
tation for slyness and unusually we'll devel-
oped instincts for cunning. He has, how
ever, never been supposed to possess
reasoning faculties. Either foxes have
been mi.j adged in this respe C! or else the
hero Of this incident is an exception. A
JOURNAL reporter was informed OF this
incident for the truth Of which Time keeper
Norris Of the Haynes & Dewitt Co. at Ice
boro vouches. One day LAST week while
working near the rive, be heard the baying
of hound 10 the camrm aeting woods and
supposed that a fox hunting party Vas
sbroad. A minute later the fox appeared !;
he crossed the railroad track and ran onto
the ice at the top Of his speed, hssding
directly for . hole in the ice. Mr.. Norris
thought he would run into the hcle ard be
drowned. But such finale vssb't down
on Rel nard's programme, On srrivin g
a. the hole in the ice be turned bsck
ard doubling his track till be reached the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-19
STATE HOUSE NOTES.
La Grippe Making Itself Felt in The
Several Departments.

There lie but little of public interest nov
10 the State departments hut the grippe is
almost 3 constant visitor. Deputy Secretary
OF State Chsdbourne i, recovering from a
sew re attack and go is the labor commiss
io1er, Mr. Matthews coming out for the
first me- yesterday, in nearly a week.
Miss Cto.by Of the Executive depart.
meot il Ill ard Miss Low, oy OF the board
Of health &c. S.ve,sl Of Gen. Harris
men are out with the epidemic. Mr.. 10.
seph Fossett is quite i'll and Messrs. Leigh.
ton srd GEORGE are out.
Mr. E Alexander, clerk in the seore-
tary Of states I'll &c. is At Richmond where he
is conAned to the house with this disease.
A commission was issued yesterday to Eu.
gene Smith as csp.sin Of Co. D, st
regiment, N>r"sy.
The certificate of the Incorporation Of
the Maine Mile Track Ascension WAS re-
ceived st the secretary OF states offices
yesterday. This was organic ed At Port.
Land, the capital stock bsipg s25 600.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-19
AyUSEMENTS.

"ARoUFD TIE WORLD IN EIGHTY DAYS"
The Baltimore Sua tells the following
concerning the appearance Of around the
World in Eighty Days" at Harris Academy
Of Music;
At Harris's Academy Of Music Jules
Verne's Around the World in E gnty
Days packed he house from psrqaet to
ceiling. and many were unable to ottsin
seats. Mr.. ". J. Fleming, the original
creator of the part of Phiuess Fogs, in this
county, and al artist we'll known IN Bsld
more, sustained that character, Jas.
Whyts was clipper Pssse- Psrtou., the
servant; Mr.. DeVernon Was John Archi-
bald, the american, sud Geo. L Jourdsn
was FIX. The detective; Aonds, the R'ish's
widow, and AFeeshs were Misses Potter
and Cecil Rees. The play is great spec
tsculsr sensation. and 3 tremendous suxil-
tary and ballet corps are the extraordinary
features Of the play that help forward 3
go" that vert before ard goes again With
much success, as The crowd Of last night
showed.
This will be given 10 Meori,n hall
Thursday evening.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-19
I ~ Congress Stree,
pNstLA>n, MI. MAY n. q,


K - Congress Street.
ft'N'LANo' Nh. Nay u. "a (
Ms. n, J. ALIEN "a
Bet far Aliens SarsanariI,.
should have been in my grave =.
ut,nthS aco, Mbcn / t~.y.,n ~ 80 -
ealia not have MED a month In1se. y !
Va .ntrr hst the La GrIope IN i,S ~.
flsa,, and ibd not seem to ri oyrrb isss
a terrible cough, Which nearly ,n ~
iav head OFT Rutvhatcaree 80 n~,, 49,
.-....-., - ,.,.. N'ssS
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-19

The city marshal says that the sidewalks
in front Of the various places of business
in toe city must be kept clear of snow and
ice by the AUDITORS, srd t1as the ordinance
bearing upon this matter will be strictly
enfore ed Without regard to age. color o.
previous condition This is An excellent
law, and one that should be strictly and
lmpartixlly enforced
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-19

One Of the studies vhIcn is receiving
considerable stteDtit n at the high school Is
that Of chemistry. The class now takiU 9
this nteres,ing study ruubers 81 and is toe
10 .ieldy to take the laboratory work 10 q
b, dy Prof. Powers, hiss, therefore. divided
Is into tn ee divisions for analytical work
a quantity of new apparatus ard chemicals
has been ordered, 50 <hxt the laboratory Is
now well equipped for use. The time
which the divisions spend in this room is
u ed in perfor ming experime nss upon which
tney report in the class room. The new
method is much liked by the pupils, sho
are becoming much interested in studying
ihis scIeuCa,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-19

The JouRsAL r-pte sentative dropped
into J ID Hu.ues' muac 70 ms yesterday
was rewarded by glimpse Of the
handsoue 10 m-dsl which was awarded
the Dyer Hughes piano, over several
c mpeutors, At the State .it at Lewiston.
The zeal OF the society is impressed on The
obv, rse spd on the reverse 10 the foliswi 8
l. s,ripti1n: AVA ded r. Dyer & Hughes,
xcrof', Maine, At the Name state Far,
1891" / lss we'll deserved recog mi On
# tue quality Of the pianos which are
IN manufactured by this wen known firm, and
a triumph OF Mai, manufactures
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-19

railroad and turring down that, which runs
O. right xnsles With bis own track, he ran
several rods then sat dosn TO visit and
watch. He hsi but q few moments to
wait before The hound appeared 10 hot pu,'
suit Of the scen;. Tee dog with his nose
TO the snow kept on across the railroad
track, ONTO the ice and straight for the hole
where Reynsrd hsd turned back. As i.
we'll known hounds tfus. TO their
keen scent rsthsr than to their sisht and
when the dog arrived q! the end Of the trail
his momentum WAS too great to stop short
Vt the hole in the ice and with farewell
yelp he disappeared into the swift current Of
the Kenr ebec never to resfpaa Whether
Reynsrd smiled IS he trotied ieisurely fl
Is not known tu, can be imagined.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-19

City hotel. which has been LEASED By Mr.
Etsio C. Hsmi,ton, and which has beer
lHp-ov,d 10 important paruc uiArs sncs
work ~as commenced upon /, month sso
was opened TO the pubic yesterday mora.
i,s. A new stairway has been put il, lead
ing TO the fics from the dining room. vh,ct
is xrrar gtd IN Q very Feat aud tasty man
nsr ard ell esaiiy accommodate % people.
New paper ard paint has been put OF
ihrUus bout the pace. The location of II q
City hotel 10 right in the m dat Of the bu.i.
ness qasrrer. sad Of course n viii secure .
share ct the business.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-19
Chiefs of Cushnoe Tribe Installed.

The executive chiefs Of Cushnoc tribe
/. o. R NJ, were installed last evening
These effiaefssre: F D Coburn, sschem
VIM. Smith, senior sycamore; l. T.
Dixon, j. s Fl. T. Morse, P; L. T
Williams, c. Of K; M. W. Leighton, x
Of W. Thse cfteers we're raised up tc
their respective Offices by d. D. g. s
H. C. Upton Of Brunswick, assisted
bya Great Ssehsn, E. r. Bailey
Of Portland and past d. d G. s.
o. A. Tuell The installation exercises
we're intersprsed by seversi entertaining
festaIes, suSlg which we're vhistlins
solo by Mics Ne,tie S'aikey; bsrmonica
solo. Albeit Libbey; pispo solo, Harry
Stone; declsnAdan, Guy Vickery; corne'
solo, Master Stone. Ali who took part in
the entertainment sre deserving Of much
praise. Mia Stsrsey a. wishing soi3is'
vss especially fae
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-19

br psne of glass In the cellar win
dow OFT $ Smi.h & Coz dry goods store
LEI in srfIl sent cold Saturday night TO
fr.tzs ard burst one 81 the water pipes in
such manner thst before It was
ii covered the floor WAS under several
ilcbes Of wster and 4 large amount of
hiatt n stored IN tire bssement thoroughly
soaked The damage has not been estimat-
ed, bat WIFI reach qDile figure.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-19

Haley Il NJ 3r--, the lcemen, received
Yesterday u double cylinder engine and 100
horse power boiler from the Portland
.c-ks Tbey will be used Al the Few house
of the Company on Jeweu's wharf, Pitts
tDt Th Aeight Of the boiler was far hey ond
the 1900 pou limit allowed by he bridge
direct r., ami It vas necessary to carry the
boiler % Augusta, from ~bich place is will
be hsulef dos on thu East side.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-19

A copy Of : Minuespoi, paper received
here last week announces the drath OF
] ,s-yb 8 Jshn,ou AZ old resident of
Gar liper, where he married hi, wife, Ann
wilder Gillette, in lStl He rem we'd To
Miunespuli- il 1854. being one OF Ins fi'st
s-ltler. Of hat prosperous Western metr'p
oil. He va. ru at FArminston, June 10,
1911. A wife and three daughters all of
.uo,n Reside in the West survive.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-19
Socal gTloticrs.
THE STATE LIBRARY.
The New Iron Bookcases Nearly in Posi-.
ton and the Old Library Prepared for
an Exodus Of Books.

The rev rooms set apart for the State
L orsry will soon be the most attractive for
the visitor Of any in the capitol.
Before the close OF the week the new
IRON cases will be ia position ready 70,
abb ut 100 tons Of the State books to be
placed in them properly cstalogued and
convenient of access The cases that sre
going in will weigh nearly forty
tons snd will prove rather an orna-
mert than otherwise to the State Library
They are trimmed in front with an ivory
white fiaish and gold stripes so that they
are in perfect harmony with the dec )ratiou
of the loom. There are fifty cases in all
and most Of them are double in width, sc
that books are placed in them from both
sides. They are placed two feet and two
III hes apart and will be easy Of access
Each Gaze is finished with plaster and
coraice. Those in the balconies are about
tt feet high while those below are abou,
nine feet. There are nine shelves in The
upper ones and eight in those below. Both
those in the balcony and those below are
set 10 exact line, one above the ether. All
Of them are easily adjustable by neat de
vice thsl is very simp out works to per
lection in placing the shelves at any d.sired
height. Later some steel counters arc
card cases will be placed in the spscs
formed ny the large bay window. Mr. c
Fl Kniffen Of the Fenton Manufacturing
Co. , which made the shelves is in charge OF
the work Of placing them in petition. HI
hss under him Is men all from this city, al
good workmen 30 Mr.. Kniffen says. Ger
tsinly the cases have been put up withou
any apparent damage being done either tc
the delicate finish of the trimmings or tbs
rooms. II would seem that the long delay
Of having the library supplied it'll thess
cases eau now be over looked as by wsitiDs
cases have been secured that il is believed
will prove satisfactory.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-19

The ladies of the Unitarian society have
d. cided upon Q series Of reception. TO be
given every two weeks ~ their different
re,idences, and will commence At Dr.. n.
G. Fl. Puisifer's. on College street, next
Thursday evening There ~il oe 9 hne
musical and literary programme, and =
small admission fee Will be charged.
Every body is cordially invited to attend,
and they viii receive 3 warm welcome.
The object is = worthy one, as the money
realized will b, devoted to the church fund
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-19

The announcements are out for the
second of the ST Marks series Of sociables
at Ssper's hsll It's to occur on Thursday
of this week, and S,ph more quartet from
Colby University a. Mrs. Jennie Brown
Flood will sing. There will also be whistl-
log, mandolin and piano solos, and dancing
will follow. OF course it will be pleas
ant time for all who attend.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-19

The young peoples societies connected
with the Baptist, Congregational and
Mttdodist churches will all be represented
at the convention in Augusta today. There
will not be large delegations but soma of
the leading workers will be there. These
societies in Waserville are dong an imp II.
taut work aiorg the lines marked out add
are proving great helpers for the churches
for which they are feeders.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-19

Cspt. Adams, one Of tina mail clerks Oh
the run from Bangor TO Boston, was taken
sick 10 Boston last Thursday and came
home next day, whsre he has since re-
manned. This is his week of and he is
able to be out. but feels sick and looks
sex A bad cold. complicated with g
rhe una ic attack, is whas has been and il
Troubling him
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-19

The new ard Of directors Of the Gard
lusr N4tionsl bark held a meeting for
srzsn.z,ti0n Monday forenoon | j. Carr
VA. ELECTED president and j C. Atkius.
vice president A new code Of by laws
embodyi some change, rot Of pubic
chsrse er @ss adopted and other business
transacted.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-19

George Vose is recovering from the
serious attack Of Ia grippe BY ~hich he
vac taken, and hopes to be out again be
fore long George has nsd 3 tough pull
Of X, one way and another, for a Ioug time.
Ia the early part Of the season be vas pros
rated BY rypnad fever and hung for q
long tims between life and death = be Inen
had Al attack Of measles. and sas fairly oo
ii e road - recovery waen ID grippe toos
n N. and for . week he vas d.lif&ous and
several days is TOOK several persons TO take
care of him.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-19

The icemen and brokers are commencir g
to b. tioB1ei with letters and kilograms
asking fcrlrf tms'ion about the condition
" the K nnebec rlver as regards ice
Tha only answer returnAbe 10 that the ice
i. Of all ,bicknesses up TO / ches aud IN
macy PLACES the river is sill op-n. No
ice car be cut before Feb. Is. unless it IS
81 7erslV cold
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-19

The sfiepe 10 we'll established IN this
viiisgs especially among the mi.l nisn,
quite = hunter of whom are very sics.
IL is fortunate mat nearly all Of the nill'
are down. Beedie 81 Wymsn sxpec: 10
.tsr5 their factory the LATER part Of this
week 81 d lawrence Bros, will start tn i
m III mex week II the ice Is strong enough
to hold. The kindlIns wood factory Is
,unnii 2 with nearly fuil crew
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-19
Please Lisial to an Old Soldier,
FORTY YEARS A SUFFERER
NOW CURED.
To PROVE S GsE n nA5Ha f.

on and after October /, 1891, we give every
person selling our medicine the privilege of
selling six bottles for $500, and guarantee
that in case it does you no good you can
receive your money back. Read guaranty
with every bottle. We claim to cure Dys-
pepsia Headache, Sour stomach, Heartburn.
kidney Complaint, Neuralgia, Distress after
eating, Palpftaiion of the Heart, Collie. Ner-
vousness, Loss of Sleep, Dizziness, Irregular
ity of the Appetite. rleurisy Pains, Bloat,
Wind on the Stomach. Hacking Cough, and
Constipation. And why viii 1t cure? Be
cause it is Relaxing, Purifying. soothing,
and Healing. 1t is compounded from the
purest roots and herbs, free from Alcohol
or Morphia. 1t is harmless to the smallest
child; children like it, and it is far superior
10 Castor oil and all other preparations
Call for Groder's Botanic Dyspepsia
Syrup. None genuine unless bearing our
trademark, the Beaver.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-19

The funeral of Mrs Chss Gay took place
from Der late residence on School street
Su d., al. rnoon a. O'Clock, Rev. A. E.
Be man ffllstirg A quartet Composed
of Miss Cross, Augusta, Mrs. Buabee aud
M-.srs c ok sBd Lsrrsbse ref dered sp
D. pirate selections. fhe tlrsI de corstion.
sere elaborate aud extensive. isrg
nunbsr OF friends attended the services.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-19

Indications all point 10 . most saccsssful
sa.ir Pri;sy evening stso the local Otd
Frlos. sbtert.ia r,smbsrs Of Gard ?
lods,, l.dis. snt iuvi.sd su+s- The
cal mmi tee of arrangements hav-
N sire's vel! in hard AID propose 80 make
the $500 ons Iors 10 be rsms mse. ID
b. these ~h9 Et:end
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-19

The icemen in ibis vicinity are veil sat
ISL d with the present freszs- All Of them
have excellent fields, with ice about Ave
inches ih.ck Several Of the comps lee
have had men At work for three days chip
ping q the fields ard otherwise rr-parn g
TO cultivate 'hsm II the cold weather
con,inu-s. this week will hod the d ffersnt
mpsnies hard at work The respect j.
th,t the cut this , ear will be Al unusually
large one
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-19

The spelling exercise IS msde specially
interesting in one Of the rooms Of the
N nth Grammar school. The teacher
yes the scholars trial OF speed, AND
3 me of them have succeeded in speliu z
% words 10 q minute, which is quite a
record when In Is known that some OF the
words had four or five 81 lsbles.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-19

Prof. W. s. BATHS will figure prominent
ly in the entertainment for one evening OF
the Canton fair and it 10 understood tha;
he has been preparing something with
spscial referance to the occasion. Prof
BATHS has been at Chicago for several
seeks, where he has been received with
great favor. Prof. BATHS Is . talented
nsn in bis line and catches crowds every
xhere
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-19

Fl f White. The local representative OF
the Flds .ity and Cssu.lty Co. Of Nes York.
received cheek yesterday OF $500 in pay
mt Of the cain Of C. NJ K harrison.
X cnardson ~ss Il jared Jan 81. 1891. By a
Toll which tore the llsswen,s of the leg in
.uch a manner q. to lay him up for year.
He receives the full indemnify of 50 weeks.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-19
The Fire Department Called Out.

The FIRE vas csiied out about O'Clock
Monday moring TO exiin guiah tlszs in
the efies soi NJ. v. B. Chase. The FIRE
c.ught about the stove and ran Up one Of
the partitions. I; did bat listis dsmsge,
the hole los from Ere AID water prob
ably not sxcsedibs s so