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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-14
BLACKS.
SOME STERLING VALUES
REVELATION In Prices.

most economical color, and it is capable of
wider treatment in fabrics and effect than any
other color. Do you own Black Gownf if you
don't we are going to make it possible for you
to do so tomorrow at merely nominal price.
We went through our Black Goods stock. took
out every piece that had one two dress
lengths-marked them down TO the following
low Prices (you perhaps never saw like ones
quoted for staple seasonable Blacks) and shall
put them on a special table tomorrow. If your
need is represented in this lot you'll readily
see the importance of an early call There are
few fancy patterns also. Tarenty. fre all told.
yards Fancy Weave. Was $500 Now
$500.
syards Black and White Plaid. Was %. 90.
Now 1915.
M yards Black and White Check. Was
&544. Now "a So
~ yards Gray Check. Was g. g. Now
O.. so.
Txyards Black Melross. Was s5.44 Now
"a. 20.
8 yards Gray Stripe. Was $500 Now
$3.50.
7yards Black and White Plaid Was s.e3.
Now 500.
8 yards Hemstitched. Was $1,000 Now
e7.5O.
Grenadine. Was $l2. 90. Now $S. 90.
7yards Bordered Cancels Hair. Was SIo. Is.
Now 50. 90.
12 yards Fancy Grenadine. Was $3.50.
Now IS 25
6yards Fancy Wool drenadine. Was $12. 90. ,
Now 5000.
IA yards Fancy Grenadine. Was a2l. 90.
Now 90. so.
yards Striped Grenadine. Was S14. O6.
Now $1,000.
yards Bordered Grenadine. Was $1,000
Now 500
Syards Black and White Cancels Hair Gren-
adne. Was Si2 90. Now $1,000.
"a yards Gray Striped Grenadins Was
S23 % Now 80. so
yards Striped Grenadine. Was $15 90.
Now $11.OO.
7yards Iron Frame Grenadine with Gilt dots.
Was $3.50. Now S10.5O.
yards Bordered Cancels Hair Grenadine.
Was 32i. 90. Now S14OO.
yards Grenadine. Was &2l. 90 Now
$1,000.
First floor. ...... Annex to 10th st. building.)
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A Cure
WlrHour MnD1crsr.

Y 1rHour MsD1crsr.
Or. II. sanche ''Elsctropoise Victory"
Oxygen (by sbsorption) 10 . cure for disease
without medicine. BY q simple play upon
natuse's laws.
This wonderful means by which health 10
20 quickly restored is the invention Of DR..
Sanche. an able Physician and Scientist,
who has spent thirty-hve years Of his life
upon it and for the past few year, has placed
it before the public as . speedy means by
which the sick are healed.
To many this will be . new treatment and
yet thousands Of the above ELECTRO
POISES' have bean sold throughout the
United States and hundreds here in Wssh-
inston. The Electsopoiss Victory" isa
sure cure for Rheumatism. Insomnia. Ner-
vousness, Indigestion. Malaria. Constipa-
ton, Kidney and Liver Diseases. &C., and
this fact is conclusively proven by truthful
testimony Of reliable Witnesses We viii
beglad to show the large number Of
Washington Testimonials received, q we'll
the country. In many cases the most mi
raculous cures kacs been Effected. II you
wish to secure the
''ELECTROPOIsR VICTORY" II can
only be obtained ct the ONCE Of MISS
LULA LEHMAN, who has had wide and
varied experience In the treatment Of
chronic cases. HAVING received her In
structions from DIR. Ssnchs himlAf. the
inventor Of the Electropoise Victory she
is prepsred to explain and prove it, many
virtues. book Of explicit directions &C.
companies each instrument. Be sure to
get the
"ELEcrRoporsE V1croRr.-
Once hours. l2 to p. m. 3to6p.m
MISS LULA LEHMAN,
s3l st. NV,
eS-6 Warrington. D. O.
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WaAprEns UNDER PRICE.

We Will throw on . separate coun-
TER tomorrow lot of Ladies' Percale,
Lawn. Print and Indigo Blue Wrap
pers. in various styles. light and
dark colorines. Prices have been
e1.25. u. AS and S1.75. Choice to-
morrow, &C. each.
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FOB SIX YEARS MORE.

ssnaaes Aldrseh Of Rhede Islsnd Rs-ElsstsA
This Morning.
P.evIpnHos, 4 l., June M-Nslson ".
Aldrieh vss reelected United States senator
today. TAs vote IVES; Aidrich, q; David ..
HakeR, r., -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-14
ANOTHER PURCHASE In LAops.

Don't think for an instant that you can
buy Laces cheaper elsewhere than here.
We can save you from to Sc. p4 yard per-
haps on anything you may want.
One lot Of finch White Point de Ireland
Lace, worth ISc.. only 12I6c. per yard.
One lot of Ecru Point de Ireland 81 inch
Lace. worth 3Oc. only 2.5c. yard.
Ecru Point de Gene Laces in sets
3-inch, worth 20c., only I5c. per yard
41e-inch. worth pc. only 1Sc. per yard
6-inch. worth 30c.. only DC. per yard.
S-inch, worth 45c.. only 37J4c. per yard.
10-inch, worth SOC. only acc. Fer yard.
Finch Two-tone Point de Gene Lace,
only 4Oc. per yard.
9-lnch White Point de ireland Lace only
BIC. per yard
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-14

SAks AND COMPANY.
THn POPULAR TR1uMv1RArr.
H HAVE you had a look at our
HHH# sio. sla.s0 and as sUrrs'
H H The HoMEsPUNs-the CHE
v1oTs-,he cAssIMEREs-th
sERGEss
You're are one Of the very
few-then.
Do-even though YOU haven't
the slightest intention Of buying
See them. They're worth it.
We think it's extraordinary
good generaiship 70 command such
qualities. Nobody has anything
but praise for them. And the
buyers tune up" the loudest over
their merits. When it comes from
that quarter praise counts for some
thing.
It's nothing new to have
SUITS at slO-sI2 5O-or SIS. It's
60 b.r
euaranteed-alI the responsibility in
buying them taken of Of your
shoulders
They are such an attractive
lot. Look SO stylish on-look so
thoroughly good on the tables. The
more You pick and pull them-ths
stronger the liking grows. Then
comes the perfect satisfaetion-with
the wear
You don't have to concede
thing. If You want q CUTAWAY-
there are Getaways. If you want
SACK-there are Sacks. II you
want 1t lined sll through-or only
half lined - we've both. Light
patterns dark patterns-and medium.
They are all new designs
and they are all special pickings
Of our own. If you were tsilors
and understood these things we'd
ask you to take particular notice
Of the trimming and the sewing
points that strengthen them a.
finished garments. Bring along
the most eIpert-we don't fear any
critics eye. Well help You to
make any comparison you hke-but
we want you to put ours along
side of what srerybody else marks
about Eve dollars more. That's
the nearest they come to US. II
You want Q comparison with the
made-to-measure sort you'll have
to look higher than their $1s.
$50 and S25 ''get-ups." Their
equals are not at those prices.
Won't you look!
| CLOTHIERS TO ALL PEOPLE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-14
Cows UNDER RICE.

Fair grade Muslin Gowns. with
tucked yoke and cambria rufiis
around neck and sleeves, high
sleeves. pearl buttons. VIII cost
you SOC. eiseiohere. Our price, $50.
each.
Fine Muslin Gowns. pointed yoke
of fine tucks. with cambria ruffie
around neck. sleeves and yoke. high
sleeves. pearl buttons. VIII cost
you CSC. stseDhere. Our price. L9c.
each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-14
WASHINGTON G, TUESDAY JUNE
E. F. /: s. !. ! III
WV i Il a E.: g. e. III + +
Ess 4" EExNwE ssss
4 HI IRE W Ssss -

n must b awful dull elsewhere in
Musltn Undsrwear-judgins from
the crowds here We are selling 40
much in day a. We formerly sold in
sweek. Our customers are OUT best
advertisers, for many ladies simply
remark: "A friend Of mine bought
so1As 0o,ons tor other garnsnts, here
resterGaVat (rhatereT the price, and
Irouid like some 9th same"
Many of the lots are getting low. so
you should not delay. Here are .
few Of the populaT-priced lots:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-14
BOYS VASE CLorH1sa

BOYS WASH CLOTHING
FOR SUMMER USE.
The wear of q summer week is all that's
needed to show the difference between cheap"
and good" Take PANTS, for instanee-they
get the toughest use. What If the fabric is =
poor or the seams weak? The weeks a short
one ifthey last it through. We think we sell
the bes: BOYS PANTS made. and the finest
Of the fine" cost but
-31.5O-
Good ones for 75c.
STOCKINGS are money eaters, +" too, and
cheap" ones are seldom worth the price paid
We have several lines of the toughest made
UNDERWEAR is an important item. too but
get the good" at the same price a. the cheap"
Shirts and Drawers in all the seasons weights.
-25c.-
MOTHERS FRIEND" SHIRT WAISTS are
strong contrasts to ''cheapn brands but the
prices are NO higher.
The Sun" Shirt Waists come next
Cheviots. Outings and Percales.
-2oc. to 4Sc.-
Dress Shirts, 5Oc.
Night Shirts, Soc.
Outing Shirts, 5Oc.
Neglise Shirts, 100.
Pretty Ties. 25c.
suspenders, 25c.
Anything boys individual taste in dressing
could suggest.
Immense stock Of Boys Bathing Suita
-T5c., u. % and 81. So
tod noor.- 10th ct. bldg.)
Iox CREAM FnErzrRs.
WHITE MOUNTAIN" FRREzERs. triple
motion.
cot. size. q. 60; at. size, s1.a5;
AQt. size. ~ 90; OF. size. $3.50;
SGT. size. - IS.
GEM FREEzERs.
Set sise, e2 AS; 6at. size. eaO0;
Set size. -: 10qt SJe. 4A.lS;
II at. size. $3.50.
JACK 1RosT~ FRRExERs.
Se. EESSs sass:a boom 8 5 sSsss n
Gath hoor....,..-....,... -. .lOth sk bnildins.l
WOODWARD I LoTznop.
10TH. nth AND = SEA NV. u
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-14
Dc. H1rE Goops.

While We have White Goods at lower
prizes We call especial attention TO the line
at 25c-. which includes superior quality Of
White India Linen. superior quality of Null.
superior quality of English Sainsook,
superior quality OF Masalia and q superior
quality of French Cambria pc yard
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-14

No other House DOES-EvER DID-or EVER WILL
sell such STERLING QUALITIES at such Low
PRICES IS WE quote.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-14

Parasols at reduced prices. We advertised
lot reduced to 81. 81 yesterday. and have
had calls from store-opening this morning.
You will be surprised at what handsome
ParasOls you can buy for very little money.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-14
FrcHus.

These Fichus are extremely cow enient
for throwing over the shoulders these cool
summer evenings. Dozens of styles Of en-
broidery and silk fringe. %. 20. $3.50.
$3.50 to S23 each
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-14
RIBBONS FoR Maxine Belts.
cry PARAsoL REDUCED.

All-silk Ribbed Betting. in all the various
shades, only SOC. per yard
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-14
DaAw.Rs UNDER PR,cr.

A<hANGRS ~ NDER L RICE
Ladies' Fine Muslin Drawers,
tucked csmbric ruffie. with four
tucks above the rufie. yoke band.
Will cost you 3Sc. eisephere. Our
price, ESQ. per pair.
Three styles of Fine Muslin
Drawers. 4-inch embroidered ruf.
he. with cluster Of tucks above.
Viii cost you SOC. elsewhsys. Our
price. SC. per pair.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-14
SAks ANDC oMpANY.

PA. AVE. AND 9TH STREET.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-12-27
THE LIFE.

live faF those who love ms',
Whose hearts are kind and true;
For the heagsu that smliee above me-
And awaits my spirit too;
Dor alt human ties that bind me,
For The task BY God assigned Bfr,
For the bright hopes yet to lind me;
And the good that can do.
| livp to learn their story
Who suffered for my sake,
Ia emulate their glory.
Aud follow in their wake;
Bards, patriots, martyrs, sagrs,
The heroic of all ages,
Whose deeds erowa iiistory's pages
And Times great volume make.
live to hold communion
With all that il divine;
To leei Their is union
'TNiNt natures heart and mine.
To prnht by afiietion,
Reap truth from heids Of fiction,
Grow wiser from conviction,
Mud fulfill Gods grand design.
live 20 hall thar season
By gifted ones foretold,
When men shall live by reason.
And not alone l,y gold
When man 70 msn united.
And every wrong thing riglted,
The whole world shall be lighted,
A. Eden was Of Old.
live for those who love me-,
FOR those who Know me true,
For IN, heaven flat suiiles above me.
And await. my spirit too
For the cause that lacg- as.istaHre,
tor thu wrong iha, need. resistance,
For the future In the distansr,
And the good that | Gun do.
--tIeoFgc Iinnrg- Banks,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-12-27

The United States is to reserve tor timber
and fish culture purposes the ISLAND of Afog-
max. Alaska, and its adjacent rocks and
territorial waters. including the Sea Lion
Rocks aud Sea otter Island. This rrscrya-
ton is one of the most important yet made.
The salmon anil front crowd the Afognak
river at the breeding season, so as actually
to press some out upon the shore, and there
il TO doubt that, by preserving it, il will
become a breeding place for all the other
waters Of Alaska, and the different rivers Of
the United States IN all the future There
is prospect that the sea otter may also be
preserved there, and perhaps, other sea
animals. This is beginning of a series Of
reservations in this direction that will pre-
serve the fish and marine animals AS the
deer. elk. buffalo, and other animals of the
United States have been preserved in the
national marks
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-12-27

A. one of ifs late meetings fhe View York
state board u trade adopted draf Of a
III relative TO the employment of eonsiet
labor In improving the wagon roads Of the
state. This bill vas submitted 20 many
prison officers for sheir opinion Of the pro-
tect. and 10 many cases the officer. believe
it eetid be done 10 ssivsnssze. making an
erreption IN ease Of the prisoners conhned
In STATE prisons.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-12-27

Hon. Henry Bacon, chairman of the
House committee on coinage has an article
in the January number Of the Forum dis
GUESSING the weakness of state-bank cur
rcney in which he says My conclusions
are that the country is not prepared and
ready today TO meet or cope with the pro-
bIems which would arise from the repeal OF
the tax on state-bank circulation that the
return to the system or regulating the ISSUE
Of such currency by state laws can never be
safely or successfully made that control
over the issuing of bank circulation is a
constitutional function of the Federal gov
eminent. and the exercise Of such control
in the present situation Of the country is
necessary and presents no insurmountahie
difficulty"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-12-27

The genial II Price Weber made a Jump
last week from Rochester, \. H.. to st.
John. Tie and his company of ls stoppc,
at the Hotel North in this city for dinner
Saturday en- route, He will I'LL tvo
weeks engagement at the new Opera House
in st John
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-12-27

Mrs. Ida NJ, Nichols, who keeps board.
ing house on Grove street. was the REGIMENT
of gold-lined silver fruit basket, DOZEN
silver teaspoons, banquet lamp toilet ease
and several other articles, all Christmas
gifts from her boarlerS
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-12-27

The hest sugar product Of Earope for
Is-y-go was 3.gi9. g7s tons. This Is the
latest return. This Industry was fostsred
In its infancy by bounties. Il IL the child
Of protection, To-Day i IL sonree of
wsslth TO many nations. Did the original
outlay TO develop this industry pay No
person, excepting tiioush'iess free trader.
viii answer IN the NEGATIVE. New York and
Michigan gave boasties on salt a. Baona-
psfto did on beet sugar. and il pad salt
selling now at third of its old price and At
about the duty on ss importation.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-12-27

The Pilgrim Fathers have been remem-
bered and honored by every variety Of dis-
tiazuished notice and every feature Of an
niversary celebrations on "forefathers'
day, . and now the iilarim mothers are to
have their tarn and be deseryedly comfnem-
GRATED and honored. 10 New York on
pilgrim day" dinner was given in honor
Of the mothers Of the early republic We
cannot prize too greatly nor honor too high
" the suIerings and patient endurance OF
the noble pioneer women Of the Puritan
period, whose unobtrsise heroism and nn-
ostentatious achievements deserve remem-
bersnce from grateful and loyal nation.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-12-27

II ~ reports Of enormous discoveries Of
god In Col0rJo and Utah are correct they
may put u. yesssions coinage question on
the highway 10 solution. When our pro-
.iaction Of geld eqsais oar productions OF
silver masntsissng bimefsiIic standard viii
h. much easier To deai With than Il is today.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-12-27

Two hountifully laden Christmas trees
were the center of attraction u, the Frs,
Baptist sestry SATURDAY evening. Other
features were also contributed. and the
evening passed very pleasantly for all pres.
an
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-12-27

The all1isrstgasd Efsp iBstie, that they s,a Do
ftfOu the nsSt Legislature 10 eraBt Them and
their assorfass charter TO bs1id dams and
bosrlss and make ifnl -rOvensspts on the West
Branch Of fen0hscof river, in the town Of Sc
hoonsetlk. -oeslied. being Township 4 Il. g. v. b.
h. r. in somerset Cetgnis, and the said West
Branch. in the town adjoining said Township {
on ne ,sss' 10 fi.cafasis sSanty fnr the purpose
10 hold head 81 water srficient for these
parpases. and collect reasonable tolls IN all loaa
passing thrpngb OF benefited by said dams
BOGUS ma improvements.
LEWIS C.. MOORE,
DANIEL =. DAVIS.
Bangor. prc. I. IsgE. =.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-12-27

The railroad commissioners will inyes,,.
gate into the cause of the accident, a,
Gardiner last Thursday. The hearing will
be at the commissioners office uca, Monday
at ? +. NJ
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-12-27

There were shipped from this station ,,0
past year over the Maine Central 5000 Inn.
more of frcigh, than the year beforc,
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Local Notice.


h.ys sefg 'lsanabls rent ~ in,,s.t
furnished or not. y Fgoaefn .,s',lla-t,
.nea.s a.d fine loezs.sa. fSf a' '-'.r
s,ec.9dss
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-12-27

The weather grew colder fron Al,
A. NJ. till nine A, NJ. YESTERDAY, Al,
the coolest |, was 10 below. At 10 o'clo,,
and almost in the sun kinsman's registered
five below
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-12-27

frank Roderick was before the police
court Monday morning after spending sun
day in jail on the charge of assaultnr an
elderly man by the name of Burnot lie
was fined $40 and costs and paid. Joe
Guerncy was before the court charged with
drunkenness also George Brown who was
fined ST.,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-12-27

One of the electric cars broke down a,
li.Sn A. NJ, yesterday, and one half hon,
trip between this city and Halloween wa,
lost,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-12-27
Description OF Stocks and Bonds.


desc RtPrIuN. Book VALUE.
Enterprise Building Association, : 2,e1s 80
West Side improvement Company. 1850 20
school Ennds 40 90
total s5,o67 80
when Organized. May is,, iSs2. nder Whist
St,ic Laws Nebraska Principal place Of bust
ness. Hastings. Nebraska
Anthori rod clpital. 81 ,GnotaoI Personal tiabil.
I.v OF stockholders None. What part of he
rspitsi Il maid In casa Sysl,faa. How mitch II anv
Of It's eap,fal il owned by eierrs ~ inp COMPANY
How much IL any, of the stnck owIcd bv OIL
GERS IL pledged 10 the company collateral { ioCs
Total amount Of its csni,al stock held by the
company a. collateral, sttsS.
Maine. Of Hi.,srs .iatnes y. tiarke. President
o. NJ Neil Hinncy, Vice President; Edwin G.
Web ter, Treasurer. q J.. Webster. CaslTter.
10 yat cHR=e . personal examination NJ offered
sc,.,,rts To hs inaIe nv saar.tr employees of the
eampsnv hi are eH.iTeiv free from heal iaHu
vnrts, Yes.
Please staie 'he sefsions ei esHintry in nhich
l,,aHs are inssIp gang r,Ysntirs Central talI
southern Sebr,-ks.
How much a. fiio liability ~ iite ropspanx. il
any, is sgfsf sntliRg IN Maize, seirptuFr bonds
.,sd iiagei \ ntjnui a bouds ~ ether rinsrs
IN srsian -old Ia Maize. and guaranteed hs sour
consnaHv- Neae.
Total aisa;fnt 81 iSans Hapsifi and Outstanding,
sfsfG9s Total anpan, Of ioans guaranteed.
<siassi. Number and a,stisi Of ioans ssH which
fnT,cl,>,,se il f,,eapialei,,, a. s.N.Es.
l. tire company subject IN examination by state
oitiesrs No bai ue tn,ikt report TO State Audi.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-12-27

MIR. 5, owned y bicycle which he x,,Ao.,
TO sell lie was unable to find purchase,
until he tried Il JousNAL want, AL
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-12-27

MIR. j. 7. Sibley OF North Parish fell
from the hay loft of his stable on Sunday
evening, a distance of twelve feet. TO the
floor bnc finger was broken, his nigh,
shoulder injured and his body generally
well shaken up, DIR. Harris was called
who care,l for his injuries, and anticipates
no further danger
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-12-27

Tb~ Aw~sicas pnsanst5e os dynamite
gss. has seosrd great snccess At shoe
imsyness. Eshsn.i. vhere il has recently
BEEN t<sted
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-12-27

The committee in charge of the manage
mens Of the Portland evening schools, find
ing thu, 70 many more pupils than were an
,isipaied have attended. llss engaged t~o
rcrs ,eacsSss. The school i proving great
esS&Sss.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-12-27
STATE NEWS.


toUtSNt.
Among the arrivals to greet father aud
mother for Christmas We note as the train
came on SATURDAY nr. W. k. French of
BAR Harbor Miss May Oliver of Lewiston
Charles Estes of Fassalhoro; Irving Bur
ton of Colby University; Herbert Crowell,
teacher at Canaan; Prof. Worthen of st.
Adams. Several strangers also exchanged
N-mas greetings among our citizens
Saturday Jack Frost made merry havoc
with drain pipes and water faucets, closing
outdoor exercises, driving woodsmen into
shelter; shrinking wood piles and coal bins
at percentage that the average family
might wen take alarm ut. We call it Il
very cold day Friday while thermometer
ratified nearly at zero.~-Not having snow
our people are doing business on wheels.
Some have drawn their years supply of
fuel already. Herbert Burril has closed
the single mill at Southard's, AMI COM
menced cutting Monday. He has also a
crew of men 10 cut cedar on his recent
purchase of |. NJ. Bates
Somerset,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-12-27
The editors of shs. Jorw>ar. return thank.

The editors of the Jorm>sL return thanks
to their many correspondents and patrons,
wio, in sending business letters and COM
manifestations during the past week. have
k,a.l.y added words Of gooS cheer and
wtshes for harrinsrs and success. These
tokens of appreciation are gratefully re-
n,smbered. and we shall stu endessor 10
merit all tier kitsdiy wishes.