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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-09-17

,I'O LET \ stable for dr., storage, inym...
! Of Mrs. /, I. Taught, No. 20 Winter It MINK
,rpl.dIwf
>OIs RENTING II Glcndom 81 nearly oppn
L site Augusta House, rent of seven rooms
aud rent of rour roon.-. Inquire On premises
- - ------
Y.>oW RENT A dovn stair. tenement q t,"
/ rooms Apply 10 T. u. smith, Executor.
~ VI M--LnS - - =. --, ~
no ET Lower tenement, ,ix rooms. In
i qur" At :. 'annsii St, ~rtHdlw'
NOR EENT1 r1r--Trnr nn--air- Icnc,
L mcni. MI.LNIt.Lt SWIM,
septlldLw. 70 lnthror street.
rI'O LEr-h pleasant tenement, suitable fora
i small family. Centrally SorHtcd, plenty "t
hard ami -ntt water Rent Reasonable. Inquire
At No.G Melville street, Augusta srpii,iis
,I'O LET -Njc,l furnished rooms ut Mrs.
4 NturtcN anti 20 tlu@g street. .'lfdlw'
rEO LET For SIS months OF Il war. II good
l comfortable, house with stable privilege, with
in , hrr" , "c. r'd' from hrmn' l BRIDE amt +"
r-.p, ctahio family desired with good references
j. W Patterson. Augusta -'rt'dti
F1'OIEI Two utlcr. over \. J. IIcr .o's store,
i water street. Horace North. ,rptudti
rI'O LET-iIouso of seven rooms with sable.
five acrrS Uf land II Florence street, Apply to
au2itdif 1ipMASJ- Lynch
Two RENT -rartirs desiring nice tenement
i in Gardiner should apply at the Store al
i."bcrt Pope co.. % Water street. Gardiner,
Ne. july,dLf
r1O RESC.-IIousr with stable. corner West
i 'rn Avenue aud Amherst street. Apply 10
mny.'dtf j. II. SfrEGIN, Opera House Blnr&,
F['OI LET The rear fwcsij Office IN the Ertytus
i Haskell building ON Water street, Augusta.
occupied by the city treasurer. Has hIc proof
vault water md convenience, Apply az ii" Eras
tus Haskell Shoe Store or to IcndHl Iito0Inh, hd
minisiraior. frhtidn
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-09-17
SARAvoGA kz.,SsNa,EN GANGEW ALE
Special advertisements.

Spctlal ADVERTISEMENTS.
Small advertisements. not exceeding our lines
coming under the head Of WAHrtp FOR SALE
To- LIT, InST, &c, viii hc inserted two TIMES Tor
D cents tire, times for - cents and one week ior
50 cents. advance payment.
FOUND.
I.>OIND-A silk umbrella. on Eine, hill. The
Il owner can have the SAINT ny calling at 20
nestle Bakery. sept"dtf
WANTED.
WANTED \ place 10 dn nursery or s"coul
w work. assist ~ Homework and TAX" care of
children. Box al Gardiner Me. >'Pil6"lW'
cALE>MAN WANTED Valuable com
- mission offered. 5000 weekly earned hN
many of our agents. ~aml,cs free. /. q. Bon
L.. L. New York S"pildltt'
WANTED the pants factory innncdi
w ntrlN N0inn on hand work. steady
work by thc week, Also hnI-i"rs III shop aud at
home. srplml"
XyyNNyED- Gond cauvjt.-'r; salary and cN
w pon-r- from start, patd weekly. steady
work; good chance Tor adv Hnceucnt. INpril"he"
unnecessary, untht free. Brown Iro,. 60. Nnr-
,r1men. Enrhr.ier. y. y. .cnLaLmnmN snL-...
E.JtoiJ y'r day at hpHc, selling Lightning
- Platter and iIaiiug jrwrlrv, wHichr-, table
ware. sc. Plate the tur~t Of jrwoIry as good a.
new on all kimI~ Of metal with gold, SILVER or
nickel. No experience. Ne capital, INeff h"uN"
hn- good, II, "tl,ng plating. H. Is. bI1tN" X GO,
CnlUmlnt-, q. >cpt'd-allN
WANTED situation, nv II Young man, Ger.
w iuHu, ~ years old; strictly tcnp'tait, wttlI
Il college education. ndd Fellow aud lror Mason.
Best references. Bon ~, winthrop, Maine.
septiodt
nN MADAME DKIsILLI Nnurol
tttiF. al ii. IA
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BY TELEGRAPH.
BRAVE FIREMAN
Alone Stopped Runaway Train when Brakemen
Jumped tor their Lives.

WukEsBARRK, Pa, Sept. IA through
freight on the Central Railroad OF New
Jersey broke from control Tuesday night
between penobsrot and Coalport during "A
violent storm aud dashed down the noun
tain side at a frightfui rate of speed.
\ heavy grade begins at Penohscot ana
continues for 80 miles 10 Coalport.
SLOWLY the train started down, the engi-
ue,r, on account of the extra long train and
being behind time, delaying 10 whistle down
brakes until the ears had gathered eonsid-
cradle headwas.
IIuddled i'll the caboose, the brakemeh
snxiou>ly waited the summons, ana wheh
the shrill whistle sounded, each spTaHg ior
his post but the hurricane ami the slippery
condition OF the cars compelled them 10
crawl ON hands and knees. cllngine 10 the
sides Of the walk to hold themselves on.
The train was gaining impetus As each
Telegraph post was passed and the heavy load
added 10 the heavy grade, sent the cars
along at such speed that the brakenleh
found it impossible 10 check It's progress.
for the wheels, even when held by tho
brakes slipped over the wet rails.
Almost before they realized it twenty
miles hal been passed and the train was
rushing along at the of seventy miles an
hour. Thirty mile, away, IN the yards at
Coalport station, they were TO switch 10
allow passenger train TO 20 by
Every minute the train was gaining
speed and seeing nothing but death before
them if they stayed on, they risked their
lives by jumping. The engineer, too, I'M
able to put on the breaks, gave the word TO
tircmen Jim Collins and sprans to the
ground
But Collins resolved to stop the train or
die in the attempt. He first reversed the
engine and opened the sand chest. Then,
climbing ON his hands and knees over the
tender, hc Craw led over the ears one by one
as fast As he could, putting on the brakes
Ju-t as he distinguished the lights of Coat
port in the distance, he felt the train slack
en- its speed and, turning one more brake
lac fell in "a taiat Oh the top OF car.
Gradually the train slowed down but did
not not stop until it had run to Tdnnery
two miles past Coalport. There some yard
hands. seeing something was wrong, lcaped
aboard and stopped the engine
+ Collins was lowered To the ground and re
yivcd. lie is still affected by his terrible
experience. but is consolrd by the thought
that his heroic act saved scores of lives.
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Winning

DR.. Price has been for years
rerfecting his Delicious Fla
voring Extracts, and they are
now winning their way to
universal favor from their
merits.
No housekeeper who has once
favored a cake, pudding or
cream with OR. PRICES FLAv0RS
OF VANILLA. LEMON, ORANGE.
ETC.. will ever return to the
use of any other aavoring ex-
tract.
ASK YOUR GROCER For or. PRICES
and satisfy yourself Of their
superiority. The Price Fla
voring Extract Company are
the only exclusive manufac-
turers of Flavoring Extracts
upon the continent.
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WATERVlLLE.

The Gamewcil fire alarm system has been
completed in the city this week, and was
inspected and tested yesterday by the com
mittec on fire alarms, Chief Engineer W
+. Brown AMI the expert, Mr.. Wheeler,
who came for that purpose. Alarnis were
rung in from the various boxes and the en-
tire system found to be in fine working or
der. The bell striker at the Catholic
church gives full satisfaction and tan br
distinctly heard even outside the city limits.
The number of the box i, repeated four
times at intervals of H. seconds. Two
strokes will hr the recall signal.
The location Of the signal boxes is as fol
lows No. 30, Water street, opposite Gold
.trcct; 81, hose house, Water street: -,
junction of Grove and Silver streets; -.
junction Of Silver and Elm streets; -
corner of Main street and BOutplle avenue:
81, corner of Ticonic and Brook streets .
~. College street and avenue; ~. corner
of Pleasant and School streets IL. Mil
street, west side of stream; -. corner of
Bridge and Water streets; -, corner OF
Maine and Temple streets; -, corner at
Main and North streets: -, private box
at Maine Central railroad shops
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New Guns for Us.

WN>utNGroN- Sept, l6.--The report of
the army board appointed to examine into
magazine small arms with lew 10 iindiug
the bc.t arm of the service. says the nitci
States i far behind other nations in the
adoption of a modern type of small cahbre.
high velocity magazine arm. AMI is suffer
Ing in military reputation therefrom. The
gun selected Is the boar'l is known as the
krag- kogerseuNum and it Is said it pos
,es>es the hest magazine system of all pre-
srnted and is suitable anil satisfactory
.un Tor the nl.el State military service.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-09-17

The outlook for the packing of Maine
canned corn was never more promising both
for quality AMI Tor sales, for it is now prob
lcnsticai whether the packers can fill THEN
orders. If, a. it now seems, the packer and
farmer are to 90 On tremendously. Maine
can double liz output with profit TO both.
Nature lla, favored Us beyond measure, and
within week or ten days, the danger line
of frost will be past, and the State will show
the most phenomenal quality of goods ever
produced. Along the southern belt OF
countic. The harvest is about over.
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MAINE FARMING NOTES.

}ir -. +. i;ohhiu- of lii,pr>ilc raised
about lp hH-h, +, Of raspberrirs on Il little
over 'h,'r fourth, ot an acre ut t'ni thi,
>r....u he SAINT amount va. raised lat
war ~. both yrar, the h"rrie> were sold by
eouirt,, II, ore iriaa for Is cents a quart.
T.-t",m lfsthorn Of Athens, exhibited i
rair at Ibrrc Ycar-oIi Hereford steer, at
ll.r ,ilj. Far last week AMI took one first
"a rrlr ronl premium upon them. They
vvrr j - ONES gir'ius 1T, 8 inches and
IT weighed il6D lbs lie sold them to Sturte-
want Of Quincy Market. Boston, receiving
sis for them. lie took these sane steers
ia Bangor last year and to Bangor and
Lewiston this year. For the three fairs he
received SIP in premiums Tiny were
,ynihitrI ia eight classes AMI took seven
iIa,- iihbuus and one red. Thi- will do
vel for Somerset steers.
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Thare sas i very pretty private welding
"Wednesday evening al the house Of ohyer
Mouito u ia Randolph. The contracting
partie. we're Miss Caiharine t. Noult0n, and
Mr. Aigi- V. Currier Of Hailoweil. Many
beautiful presents wcr. received ami after
Il reception from 10 ~ the happy couple
lett On the PaIlman for their wedding
tour. followed By the well wishes
u a l..rze number sf friende.
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What is

is Dr. Samuel Pitchers prescription for Infants
and Children 1t contains neither Opium, Morphine nor
other Narcotic substance. 1t is harmless SUBSTITUTE
for Paregoric Drops Soothing Syrups and Castor OIL
II Is Pleasant Its guarantee is thirty years use by
Millions of Mothers CastOra destroys Worms and aays
feyerishness Castoria prevents vomiting Sour C"rd
cures Diarrhna and Wind Collie. Castora relieves
teethin troubles constipation and hatuiency'
Castora assmilates the food. regulates the stomach
and bowels giving healthy and natural slcep' Case
to-;a ia the Chldren's Panacea-the Mothers Friend
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Settlement OF Granite Works

uli>,A, Mass, Sept. "a settlement
has been effected, between the Quincy
granite cutters and manufacturers by Il
compromise bill with March lst as the
date, and with non-union and apprentice
clauses stricken out. The agreement will
he submitted to the executive committee of
the Manufacturers Association of New
England. sept. 9Th. ..:-.~
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-09-17

number ~ 'i.--iI able f-sst~ne,-. ~ augraa
Ne, varying "a prlce. from so - 81. -,sst,s
al-o several 10 % 10 s'rr Jses IN the -H5rbs ~
th. ety, ono TWO sfoTg house gsd lot IN Lcwisfif,
Ne. HaIhieT ~ farms IN keuBel.f e,suty
varying in price from SI1oo 70 StoNO. IIai..,s
and .eEeTnfn,s 4, let. r.. ". HHIrEIhassF A.
Auyfisfa Aztt.a f,rf
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n. C.utaur Company II Murray Street. Nov York City
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Indigestion.
H0RSFORD'S Acid Phosphate

Promotes digestion with
out injury and thereby re-
lieves diseases caused oy
Indigestion Of the food. The
nest remedy for headache
proceeding from a disorder
ed stomach.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-09-17

The next TO the highest price ever pai,l
for q horse in the world was $lO5. 900,
for which Axtell. the trotter, was sold
In Indiana at the age of 3 years On
Jan. II, is92, .AriOn was sold by Sen
ator Stanford to l. Malcolm Forbes,
Of Boston, for $4,000. Tha, beats all
prices. Charles Reed. of the Fairview
Farm, Tennessee. gave 100000 for the
great stallion St. BIaise at a sale in New
York in October. ls3i-New York Sun.
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hslFf q tle tl7ffs - RI. =. ~
in5, i've l..ftis. trfs 6f,A kf-,siff tSi' e9is
- : change and after Mad 1.sketi four bastisr,
~. 1r,-5 cared and is..a isai assd y be'iss
Of t-rtetKA RE-oi.y M, oisr b"a q ~ ~ 81
and i,,. gakr IF Ttftst-Et SOAP. va sRFFsi %.
-, Iy,,i{s,l ai..4s fr5ta = iie had saSsTed f7f
asr ware cannot EXPIRES win Pc si'A1
- ,..r...i i,,.far,. ssi th. kEsEDfS~ They safei
usy life And feel IL ms dlt 20 reeDaiA's m -,
eye.ighr. ,,....- -.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-09-17

Mr.. y. ". Urine. graduate Of the
Michigan Agricultural College, class Of ~
ha. been secured by the trustees of tie
Maine State College a. AZ assistant in the
horticultural department uuler Prof Nun
son. This department Is growing IN 10
portanre. anil i. attracting special students
the Bath Enterprise Of Wednesday report
ing that Ned sprague Of ToP>haul il ~
orouo for course i'll horticulture al tho
Maine State Collesc. lie is purpJsIng 20
AID flower culture 10 the other farm d.
AnI so he wjspls choose tp
60 to Orono anil learn Just how to 10 il.
The value of tl,c coll 90 in other 'icpart
men,s is shown By the fact that Master
Gli,l,ien Of this city v Ito has decided to make
architecture \ profession. at iir.t though; Of
the Office Of one OF oar well known
Maine architects, but finally wisely CON
Guided 10 take the course at the State Col
lege in mechanical engineering. lIe vii!
thus get broad general education and also
a better fitting for his profession than he
eoail possibly obtain from the best archi-
tect in the land
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rrocesiionai ~.
t,lurHA. In l.. g. Monk
Naguitcafi ftt
Name Dtm I i.
ABthtts. tod i i.1yt. Harry Rowe shelby
t,lpFa Patri l.. -. Monk
oacr,ofinm. Nj thing, CONT OF thrc, " Lott.'
tscrr-~. unal fir
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Cuticura Resolvent

Tb,. new Blood PuriBsr internally Ia cleanse The
hl,psi 81 all Impurities AMI ltot-5nois eirthFhi-
md a rts.re s. ths gFrat skin urr, and CO ifti
e ~,tr al s. Sfiai-ite >kin k.aHtifser, rNirrhailf
u, els ar tt. skiR aud scalp tad F'-foFt the hatf
has ar.si thousands 1T Whcfe ihe shedding
hi .l- treasured quart daily. thu ,kin Graz srF
tl,ediag bartiing ana stri,iag almost beyond IN
.itfalcr hair hfries- MI gone suffering 4 rflb
What oi.icr reni..di,, h.t,e uia'ie such curr'st
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Disor,l, red LIVER set right with brennan :
pua.s.
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AUGUSTA LOCALS.
kMUSE N E MIS-.

the npc-a Mignon last evening, and again Il
triumph was scored by the company. The
audience was composed Of the best ciil, rs
Of augusta, AMI the liberal applause that
was distributed through the various act-
in licaicl It's appreciation Of the perform
aurc Miss Durell AMI her excellent sup
port have nov MANY friends among augusta
tl,izcns who viii bc ready To give them II
cordial yoclcomr should they again visit our
city.
Notes.
\ most pleasing feature of the evening
occurred ut the close of the FIRST ATT when
Hon j. Manchester HAYNES. whose public
spirit and rart tastt have combined to Civ
rs our gem of IN opera house. was called
from his box. which he occupied with
Judge aul MIR. W L. Whitehousc, by the
enthusiastic audience. rs hc appeared DC
tore the curtain Col. HAYNES was given a
reception. whose warm cordially len no
doubt of its sincerity. He responded with
characteristic grace aud teclin-. liz
thanked tn, aud.nt. for THUR kinl greet
ing. which lic took as proof
that they were pleased with the
new opera house. While hi, lahor>
had been necessarily eircunseribcd by the
limitation of the oil hnii ting which he bad
reconstructed, almost from ir
a,he>. yet within thos, lim-
t,tions he bal ru leaeorei TO bald
4 no'lcrti lhraire. Every step of the work
had been tudy with Inn. AMI he wgs
pleased to know that the fruit of his efforts
met with the approval of his fellow ri'izeus,
1t was pleasant to he congratulated; be-
was accustomed to be cnulolel. III
thanked le aulicucc for their atttI lance
AMI the pleasant courtesy, AMI pai a gal
liant compliment ts ~ lniiss nii1Se glow
ing braurs s5tc,, the ca,;,a.
The remarks of I'll. l;a,ucs
were enthusiastically appltait'l b, tiiu au-
diener a,-I ~ know ,iat ,bat the apprcrii-
ton they showed t # the ;o5l sorN sc has
uDiiI Tor tHt CIV - riidtFft -tu'sStlN Ky
the people of iur'tsta. \ party Of Bow
,ioin boy,. c,,n~i>iin. of Il. J.. rLi.te7i.
~: W. W. Thomas. Jr., ~ Il. Ii. Bax-
ter, ~ Alien ,lainihy. %; Chase Fast
man anl Mr. Warren of 30 occupied the
box at tn, left of the stage daring the per-
fornanee.
Every body says the new opera hease /. a
perfect gem. Announce of the IA
nous comedy. tloriana, wer- distributed
among the an'lieacr during one Of tbs tn
The slury of the September days : over
the earth. These are the DAYS Of magic
lights aBl s!i.,iss. spieHdor of cul8ring.
aud dreamy fascination in the atmo> plsere
peculiar TO our autumn days. reminding W.
that nos we behold the glory of the wear
Let us enjoy ami study ihem.tor the ,iarksr
days af November anil the uail-winter sea-
son are fast approaching
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Huah O'Donneli Gives Himself Up.

Ptrr,nr Re-, Pa, SEPT. ~ -IIngh nDon-
n Il. leader of the Homestead strike.
charged with murder, gave himself mp to-
LAY. and after waising hearing sas re-
manfe to jail until tomorrow when appli-
cation will he made. Riot ease against the
striker, were censil Tered by the grand jury
TO lax
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'DN ss!s'.-lifsstt insure trar- cd. s'Inn4
i ssd kisd ss.-o paTrr Irc ~. y, ~ All i..is
tpiiy ,n psHrt. r. t'eHE. iAt+'s H. F'Af
..sr,+. q Yf.r
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INOE stI}.--fac baTseFftf art l!ss.ke.e
Il Game ra@-t-'-' eaiprra. I.a3e ff,r s,,nrtsar
photography. taEi sts etc zaiHris- ~ s.rs ~
correspond sita .Ioiia ". Dana gent. tiasi,t..r
Maine. jafidtf
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lhcrt have been three deaths in thi, city
within - hours Tommie Burns, son Of
Iou Eurns. died rhur.siay morning OF
brain iroubic, aged two years and SIX
months Maud j. sullivan died at the
hunc at augustus urricr. aged - years,
MI, sarah Wales. sister of Mrs. Mary
Masters: diod yesterday morning at her
home 81 Second street. aged - years.
Mrs, W alrs WAS at one time nIatrnn At the
in,ln.trial .chnnl
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WANT THE FUNDS
And VIVA. Then Appeal Of Reorganzcd
iron Hail.

i>pit>lrnIt~, Sept, ia circular was
ISSUED tonight ly the supreme officers of
the reurganizcd Iron Hall, appealing to
members to -tanl by them in the efforts to
have the rrcciycrShip vacated md get con-
troll Of the funds of the OLD order
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Mr. VIM. Brown while working on the
Tosus quarry slipped AMI fell while prying
Il piece of rock in such manner As to
SERIOUSLY strain the Gsament of one leg.
He was brought TO ls home in thi, city
aud q doctor called. who pronounced it ~
srrlnus aflalr.
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The Reading Room Association OF the
high school was rcorganled Yesterday
afternoon and the following officers chosen
Pres. Miss Mice Perkins. %: Vice Pres.
". u Stevens. 81; Secretary thas-
Perkins 9G: Treasurer. Ray mond Stafford
-. Several new periodicals will be added
to the list thls term.
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There will he GospeI service al the
rooms Of the Young Mems Christian Asso-
ciaijoil SUNDAY AFTERNOON at O'Clock III
ysun. uscn invited 10 attend.
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MARKET aEpoaIs.


NEW lokx. Sept, 70
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The work of widening and Strengthening
" alter street near the saw mill l., nearly
completed. Cutting OF one corner makes Il
queer looking structure of Fuller Bros Old
whiting mill
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kENNEBEC CENTRAL RAILROAD,
NARROW GAUGE.
Randolph TO the National Home.

Connects al Gardiner with the Maine Central T.
H., the A. II, and q. Electric Railroad TO Angus,s
and X. 4 H. Steamers for Boston.
TIME TABLE.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT IN ktFECr JuNE u, "
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h.l5y al feEi sa,s, anfl ] sas
rassrtlg had hs..si,-fi, u thea
fsease srsf Ds nv arms AID
sisaalsirf-. AID lsig arms xtse
lust age -asre. !; covered haf
..ni.r,- t-,is, nsF t&es, h.,sai and
.lp,stisi~s- a,sn,. tlss worst.
f'lse whtre sr;tils JEDI rsssfsassif
ir,lsB nzs h..asi, -is9ni-Iers AiAd
ayiss tn. skau aoasd Etiteseil
md be rcd AHd sess itchy. ami
sa,la crark aBsl 0issrst q
ssrateis,-si- tfsrf Sfeissilia;;;
rIsasy hundreds q dollars, !
"a. tsF,liasiz srs-si ilscusa5ie. !
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Railroad and Steamboats,.
-------.------
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD
Arrangement Of Trains In Effect June 2S. 100,

GOING WESr--6.eS A. VI. for Iev,.,,.
Pennington. RoeAiand. Portland, sestop ana
Montreal; ..n aud 10 4. NJ for fisllowell. ts,s
diner and South Gardiaer; p.SS and i0ls 4 N
for brunswick. Lewiston, Pennington. RuekIsns
Portland and Boston, connecting for White MOI
tain Points and t,ucbce, l.Sa L. VI. for nalloxss
far Brunswick, Rs;h. Portland, i'osion; an :
NJ fer HaisoMcli, Gardiner and South Garilu..,
IaD l.. NJ. {nishI rullmanl every nigh, tor lev
iston bath, kockiand Portland aud Ros,on: u
A. NJ ever, niEl; for Portland aud Boston
t.OlNt. EAST--i.5S \. NJ. (nisht express, M,
Ssewhegan Ecltast, Bangor. liar liaihor. s.
stephens. ~. ,ioha and Aroostoos County, ast
NJ every uishl for Bangor and Rar iiarbor, SS
A. NJ Tor WateNille, snd SSowhegan AM
by waiting at Wateryille for Bangor aud n,
Iisri,or; IA and al 4. NJ Tor Watcnine tai
land. North Anson. bingham. Skowhegan, Brl's.t
Dover toNcreft Ranger. liar iiarSor. 81. S;rllrus
81, John aud Areostoos County, mixed, 7BrN
for WatcrNill,, and sundays only AT .. IL A. N
for BANGOR,
The Nigh, Pullman Trains going east at i.ss A
NJ. going west At HOO L, NJ, run each way ever
night. SUNDAY ineladcd, connecting for Lewis,as
and E0CAand, but not to Skuwhcgan on Monlsr
mornings, or TO Belfast, Dexter, or heyond Ran
gor, excepting TO Bar iiarhor on sunday morn,
ings,
The day express trains going Yves, at lO.B A
VI. and last at PA 4. VI, ruu daily SUNDAY in
cluded, between Boston, Lewiston. Bath. Banse,
and 81. John.
Night Express going East at An \, NJ and We.
at 10 4; NJ, run every night between Bos,o,
and Bar liArhcr
ACCOM- TRAIN for Aur.,s
leaves South Gardiner. 6so aud i0,0o A. NJ; sS
aud As l.. VI ,t,ariincr & ~ and lo.lp 4, NJ lsA
aud u i. VI iiallowcll, g. A and 1854 A. M
los and i.ae l.. NJ
Through tickets 10 California aud all point,
South aud Yves; may be had OF +, H. Walk,
ticket agent, Augusta, the only office in Augusta
selling via all routes and checking baggage free d
expense,
PANSON TUCKER. Vice Pres. 4 Gent Manas,r
+. T.. BOOrlIBN, Gcp'l rass. and Ticket Ast
Portland ,inna 81 ls,r