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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1892-01-07
PRINCE WITHERS.

This stallion Is another of Mr.. Marshal's
horses who also owns his own sister, MAY
Withers, which is dam of Will1esmunt and
Missioner. Prince Withcrs, 10y Gen. Withers,
dam Queen, the dam Of Haroldson, is a large,
fine looking stallion, sixteen hands high.
This horse is string some speedy colts, be
ing the sire of Sea Breeze, ,. -, us four
oil
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1892-01-07
E.A BR EESE

Bay Geding, four years old with record
of oh 81, by Prince Withers, lie by Gen.
Withers dam, an own sister to Geo Q. 224 Il.
Combine, bay gelding, i've years old, by
Gen. Withers, dam by Prescott, sire of Har-
o,ason he by Harold, sire of Maud S. This
is very -ty fish horse. He has a record Of
30
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1892-01-07

By Judge Advocate, he by Messenger
Duke, dam by Hamhletonian Chief: 2d dam
Queen, the dam Of Haroldson Oh -. This
is nice looking, we'll bred horse, also owned
by Mr.. Marshall
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1892-01-07

With the number bearing date January
End, Littelfs Living Age begins its one
hundred and ninety second volume This
standard weekly magazine grows more es-
sential every year to readers who wish to
keep abreast with the best current work in
literature and science. The first number
of the new year has the following table of
contents: Austria: its Society, Politics and
Religion, National; 1.-THE Elcgie,' Black
wood; The Brand of Cain in the Great Re
public, Contemporary; Temple of ST
lence, National; Glimpses Of Byron, Murray;
The Mines Of Herodas, Nineteenth Cen
fury; From a Simian Point of View Ma
tional A March through the Great Persian
Desert, Asiatic Quarterly; A Cannibal
Plant, Spectator; Manx Humor, Saturday
Review; with poetry. This, the first week
ly number OF the new volume, is good
one with which to begin subscription.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1892-01-07

When the sun had set in splendor and went
deepening down the blue,
And along her royal pathway, fell tile noise
less tender dew,
Death had stamped with icy hand on hen
brow his seal of truth
And in a strange, immortal birth, She hut
found her long-lost youth.
HELEN n. PACKARD.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1892-01-07

H,
In my opinion the prize Of this town is
the bay stallion colt one year old, own
ed by w. S. Kilman, called Josiah by
Gray Dan, Jr., he by Gray Dan, dam by a
son of Moodys Messenger. This is a very
fast colt of his age. | think he can show
| close to a 2.50 gait, and if this colt had been
given chance last summer he would to-day
in my opinion have the fastest one wear old
record in Maine, by several seconds He
stands fourteen and half hands, a beautiful
blood bay i'll color, and looks more like a
horse going than a one year old colt. If
trained next year should go fast
JOHN LAMBERT
G. HI. Lane, of Brooks has some fine
horses. Among others he has the game
horse John Lambert, 2.39, by Daniel Lam
bert He won many friends by his gamey
and staying qualities. Another of Lanes
horses is King Pin, by Broadway, he by a
son of Hambetonian 10. This horse is speedy
and another year should give good account
OF himself as he is but five years old.
| l. s. Staples, of Brooks, has Seth L., own
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1892-01-07

The Mudgett Brothers, Of Belfast, have
some fine stock at their place on Northport
avenue, consisting Of their standard bred
stallion Thackamlau by Gideon, dam by Di-
rgo. This horse has record Of 30 is a
large. powerful animal sixteen hands high
weighing 1850 pounds. He is the sire Of
Nicwa I'll, Young Thackambau >. -, HI
ram ID. 2.52, Young Thaclambau having
shown close to 2.40 before he died, and if Hi
ram d. had been given a chance he to-day
would have had IL record close to go. Mic
wa, one of his colts, is one of the finest
looking horses III the county of Waldo, as
we'll as of the speediest. | have seen him
go a quarter in thirty-siN seconds. This horse
another year should be able to 90 three heats
better than 30. At the same stable they
have the large black gelding Proctor six
teen hands high, weighing over 1900 lbs, by
Thackambau. This horse showed a quarter
| in fOrtV-one seconds last fall
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1892-01-07

tuSt0mrr ~ w saul thrst W00Iom SINUS
wouldn't shrink. But Just look at this one,
Will YOU" Dealer. "WeU. | had good
reason fer my statement. bought q big
stock Of them three months ago. and it
ilaSn I shrunll a particle yet; that Is to say,
1t hahn up t" tine time YOU bought that pam
day hNInrt NtSl.-rtlitN
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1892-01-07
TOPSEY

j. F. Libby, of Prospect, who most always
has something promising, is not behind this
year, having in Topsey one of the most
speedy colts | have ever seen. She was three
years old in September, stands fifteen hands
high and is seal brown in Color This tillv
did not show to an advantage this wear al
though she got a record of 2.4G H. and went
a quarter i'll her race in thirty-eight seconds
a 2.;;f2 clip. Still she should have gone faster
with the speed She can show. The only
standard bred stallion in this town is David
Babcock, by Constellation, by Anont. dam
by Electioneer. This is Il large, powerful, four
year bay stallion, sixteen hands high, weigh
ing over 100 lbs. He is powerful gated
colt and can show fast clip. With a sea-
sons training lie would make the boys 90
along some.
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AUGUSTA LOCALS.
Cosy Hlsl. sehesl.

Mr. W. 4, Hoyt Of Winthrop, principal
Of the high school at Brookfeld, Mass.
who was unanimously elected principal of
Cony high school some days since. has IN
iicated his intsnsiou of accepting the posi-
ton as soon a. he Il released from Brook.
aeh.
Mr.. Host is graduate of Bates College
class Of lssg. and has been teaching vet,
Successfully since. He is highly rec
commended by some OF the best teachers il
this State arss By the school officers il
places where he has taught.
Ar the last meeting Of the committee ths
/ following regulations we're adopted:
l. The school year of 50 weeks shall
consist Of fail term Of - weeks, begin
| ming on the first Monday after the 18th da,
of September IN each year. followed by :
vacations of three weeks winter term o.
II weeks followed by vacation of TIVE
| weeks, and spring term Of II weeks.
= The annual salaries of teachers shal
be psid in 10 equal in-tsilments, one a
the end Of each calendar month excep
july and August.
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Letter from Sheriff Clifford

EduprS pftbe heHHejec .joHfHH:
In your issue of Tuesday your Water,
Vile correspondent in speaking of the North
VasSalboro stabbing affair, says Sheriff Hill
went down Monday and found that a war.
rant had been placed in my hands for ser
vice but that no arrest had been made up tt
Monday night, and the people were anxious
to know the reason. | was called to North
Nas>alhoro Monday morning. After talk
ing with the citizens We decided that the
affair which then promised to be murder
should have immediate attention. warrant
was issued by Justice Halves and at once
proceeded to summons the witnesses and
was about to arrest the woman when Sheriff
Hill appeared on the scene | told him
what was doing in the matter, He sail
ne WAS there ny oricr of Judge fhilbrooh
Of Wateryille AMI that must
not make any arrests but stop all proceed
lngs at once told the citizens | was nj
their service and if they said go ahead and
arrest her would do so; but after talking
1t over, they very reluctantly decided to
wait n little. The impression left by your
correspondent is that somebody is at faul,
in not making the arrest, and | wish to
have the people know the facts in the case.
Very Truly,
IsNSH CLIFFORD,
deputy Sheriff.
E,s.,,u,u, kup 81 ISM
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STATE NEWS.



North Elgecor,b is ripeniu- iGto some
what of y summer resort, more spending
their vacations there thi, summer Ihan
nsual.-i,uriar the storm last Thursday
eyeBin. the harm of +. IL Clifford was
struck BY lightning. hat onlY slightly 3ani-
agsi.-W. e. Decker While n -~erS on
George Curtis barn. fell from staging and
received iujaries that viii lay Eial up for
some tins,-Ca;t VIM. Patterson rhile ia
wi.ea s-et last Moniay, met with aaite an
ace; "a, IS his ho;ee tanning vIy up
setting the wagon and slightly injaring the
occupants. Teal from Toj.sham is
to teach the High School here tl,is fall,
beginning the first Monday in Sep'eniher-
Mr.. Dayl' pinkham and his daughter. Miss
Kate Pinkhsm, are visiting Mrs. Ciias. Car
,is.-The Misses Jessie and Ssiiie MeGreror
of Minneapolis, who have been visiting in
town. have returned home.-W- II. Decker
and fanil, have returned to Boston.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-25

! G5.b.-ls 1. AL, -; p,v,la,l rx,.-,..
ne h'ue Town oil i'fe>neh' IN common
WIN man! o'ier OF our dHihe hiuhioipah-
tics has IL past tiiat "oulh long slh'e navy
oeeh Regarded n interesting ana i'iipor
'aht were II not u'i' 100 many OF Tue P'oP't
OF our STATE reSash almost any section Oh
our country interesting tAcelH our own
very many OF those VINO snouid nave re-
MANNED eitizehs OF malhe nave aehitNee
tahie ana won fortunes else" mere ana thefe
! was pefioa "l"h seafceiN an lhdlVldhai
"iose haiiie mas become famous III HiaSSa-
chusets annals "Ho was not IN some way
CONNECTED WIN Tue >ttiieheht OF this region
( Inc iia@ocks, Joiih ana thomas the
bswdolhS' Toy Row nal toy Bcrfar1'
M1hgs' 'aruihets. iohh Adams, lheop'l-
Nus Parsons anu many others were ID 'ari-
Gus ways attracted 10 me region
! but II many OF The Oh nantes are forgot
ten ana records dormant, obscufed OF lost
the haturai features OF the seclloh sun re
/ mann Dresden named ny former rest
den who was graduate OF the university at
Hotuhsenr Is watered ny two natlgahle
streams the hennebec ana us tributary
/ Eastern, OF as the lnfians called
! II, the Nunuooscottoots river. ms latter
stream rises IN fittston, to which town 1t l.
| naVlgaple Tor small craft. throughout It's
whole course IN Dresden ITS channel Is deep
although very mario" ami crooked III
| places It's waters wash the bases OF bills 800
feet IN height ami anon they pursue wind
ing course through fertile meadows and III
tervales In the days that are gone 1t bhil
/ ships. Today 1t has some coastifg trad"
with boston ami occasionally steam
Ier of the Eastern Steamboat cont
pany c"rkserews Itself mp ant
! down It's torturouS chahncl with fNcur-
sion parties OF from 300 to ~" Jolly pleas
nre seekers. | don't know that a gentle
| mans pleasure yacht ever vcNed lis waters
/ for they are scarcely known. and vet the
point near the foot OF swan Island where
it coquettishly loses itself in the embrace
of its larger nrighhOr, the kenncbee, to 4
| point nearly eight miles up into the cour-
| try where its tide gives place To a mill
stream current, each mlc presents hcauilcs
only awaiting TIE pen Of some lhoreau to
make them famous.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
MEMS NUGGETS.
sfsssh. By the wires irsa he Ssrsh, lssl
West and South.

GLADSTONE has been neglected. in Iadlo-
THAN.
TUESDAY night. Thomas Smith. who lives
near Denver Col, sbet and killed his wife
and then committed saicide. The cause Is
unknown.
A ninher Of eo,ored men IN Chicago
have organized an association for the pur-
pose of aiding the co!orei people TO leave
the Southern states anil find them homes in
the North.
The steamer korrigan has brought news
that a terrific rainstorm has occurred In
Resaiia. Lover California. the seat of the
great French copper mines. destroying
Sl0o 800 worth of property.
4 ear loaded with steel ingots consigned
TO the Carnegie firm al SD street, Pitts
burg, was blown up with dynamite or some
other high explosive on the side track Of
the Aiiegany Valley road, TUESDAY night
No one was injured
Joseph Paradis male an attempt 10 es-
cape from the house of correction al East
Cambridge. Mass, Tuesday morning He
had reached the street. but the pursuing
officer fired at him amt brought him down
with bullet in his ieg.
Each day brings out some new and rss-
eallv transaction by &. Herbert Lee, the
absconting lawyer of st. John, n B., now
in Boston. It Is extremely probable that
persons throughout the city will suffer to
the extent of about slo0,too by him.
The American Bar Association met AT
Saratosaa, \. Y, Wednesday morning.
There was a full attendance of members,
including the leading members of the legal
fraternity from every state in the union.
President John +. Dillon delivered his an
nual address.
4 Trinidad special SAYS "A story comes
to this place through usually reliable chan
nels, that Gen. [ rdancttas fleet has sailed
into Laguayra aud taken possession of the
port without serious opposition, He has
sent peremptory demand to Congress for
Nillega's resignation
Gen. Anderson was given most enthu-
siastic reception as HI passed through Knox
vile, Ky. Tuesday night. lie said he
believed the trouble at Coal Creek is ended
All the miners arrested are ready To rive
evidence against each other. They have
revealed the secret of an oath-bound organ
izatiOn of miners.
The steamer Bay Queen. over whose
safely some fear was entertained Tuesday
night, arrived at New Haven, CT, Wednes-
day. Capt, Ryan is quoted rs saying that
the reason the boat was behind time was
that many of the passengers were so drunk,
fighting and riotous that the engineer was
afraid to run faster.
4 Young man bearing the name of Francis
f. Gladstone, claiming to he nephew of
William +. Gladstone, is stranded in
Detroit and ha, asked for assistance to 90
to Chicago where be expects Il remittance
from Europe. He said he was indaced to
try his luck at farming in Manitoba awhile.
He went with about s2j 900 several years
ago, but bad crops and dishonest partner
used up the money. The secretary of the
st. Andrews Society will assist the young
man to Chicago.
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New York Stock Market.
NEW YORK. Aug. n.
New York Produce Market.

/ NEW YORK, Aug u
I r,,,,, pcc.i,.s 4l--,i nkcs. ~,nor,. $40
,lI - ssctsE .,Ie. lisGo Nil. mari
/ LII - in ,as,,,,c,.. l,tn, jn,yrr.'
'"'' ' " I'D, nv,r,. a, ooa1 IA. c,,
IN t,.a1 .. - nilis n,tsnt. mai al
uii,is 80 ~ To-, $780, ,an a "a. al
M'"t - % IN " !. ,o r.,.nfs 1 i5.I fl, -
uf,m,s,,,, c,c,r > so.1 90 straigh,s 4 t,,4 IA
/ ,a. !, ,sai a rvo mi ,iuras fn,2 6o. s,,,,,.r
- - =, -, 49,, : ao 20 n $500
"n, - 80, ~. -" All -
49, n -. p.,sta, ara b,,sb d. ,xror,s ,r..t,
,a,a. i,.ns,, ,a,rt.t d,,n and r,sirr -.
: r. - .nI, .toro and ,l.vatnr. .tlast
/ o.. .nss,f '.,hD No . rod -s,
-'nV'' Sa r. r,hrrn .isa-.N No hard ~,
/ aor. IA !. nor,hern -,7as,, No chicago q,
81 - - :, r,,,raa,, -, no , Nil, "a
N 81 ~ nv, ~ :, ,,ri,,., - '
7'ii /, % Wv : ,n,mims,, So !, ao,s1
49,, M,,r-"a,,;.t
(, - d,,i md toad, ,,.s,er, eiass
| no ,e raeslpt. i;so9 exparts' 6,oqs: sal,
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In Busy Maine .

A crew of Maine Central carpenters arr
at South Lincoln where they are building
Il new freight house II replace the on'
burned there recently. ...
At a town meeting held in Burhham or
Monday, Aug. 22d, the town voted to build
a new dam on their water power. This viii
be a great advantage to the company whc
are now engaged in building the mills for
the manufacture of lumber on the east side
of the island and also make a good show
ing to parties who may desire To look over
the fine water power with the view OF
engaging in the manufacture of woolcu
goods. The people there hope that definite
stems will soon be taken to that end.
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calsspaa Of COMING EVENTS.


sept S-Laher psy.
sept fs-Annust state Eieci Oh
sept. i--A. citing Of kxeeaiase toaasii'
Temperance.
August -sndroseeggiR Good feH?lsrs. Las
tpa Center.
aar,.st a4-e,ooSi Fenlglars' Grove Tpersn ce
rn-rtins for Eastern Name. al Linyeln Sentsr-
August .5-haneoek D.st, Lodge 1ocd ienp1ss
80 ther lsse-
sssssi \ : waldo DIST. Lodge Good tempt rs,
FYpesi~na-
sept Somerset District Lodge Good Templsrs'
september = ksanea,et Dist. Lodge Good fesa-
plsrs, Riverside.
september d-riscassquis Dist. Lodge of Coed
Templsrs, 6Fssnyiiie.
Religious.
August i4-ss->nlriiuaii.iC camp meeting Verona.
August s5~es state Convention. Y. +. :. G. =,
Bangor.
August sept 5->eyeu;h bar Adventist Camp
Meeting, Auburn,
August z5-ae-- Temperance Camp Meeting, old
Orchard
August a6-Spiritaalist Crfnp Meeting, Etns.
August sep, Camp Meeting. Washington
August Sept s--tamp- Meeting At strong.
August 2se-->ept, lamp Meeting at East Ma
ehiss.
August Se-Aroostook Baptis, Association, Carl
bon.
August si--washington Baptist Association. PEN
broke.
Aust . as-I niyeTssllist Grove Meeting, Oak
Grove, SsssaitSrn.
sept. s-Hsncock Baptist Association, Brookiin.
Patron, OF Husss ndry.
Augat; Waldo Pomona GIangr. Harvest
Moon, ThorHdike.
sept. Anelruseosgin Pomona Grange, Lake
view. Auburn.
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VIVA, shall the Harvest Re.

Why, What can il he, but suffering ant
sorrow. disease and death, If you aelgec
the symptoms of a disor,lered liver: TAX
DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. +
outsell. all other rcmeslies. Sold undel
condition that it must either benefit or cnr'
the patient. or the money paid for il viii b.
promptly returned Ii cures all diseases
arising from lerauged liver, or impur,
blood, as bilicIsness. -.liver complaint al
skin and scalp diseases, ,salt-rheum, letter
scrofulous sores and swellings. fcver-sores
hip Joint disease and kindred ailments.
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Conductor 4. 7. Mace of TIE "-5tervlile
4 Fairfield Railroad, has inst hought Of
Amos Pill,hury one of the prcttiest and
fines bred colts that has ever been seen in
Fairfield. He is two-year-old after Flick
ering, an, stands little over Is hands high
and Is light bay in color.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-25

The rittston Agricultural and Trottins
Park Association will hold its annual fam
and ,rot Tuesi4v. Wednesday and Thurs
day Sept. 1915. The following cla.+e'
ami purses are announced First day
, 90 class. trot, 800: 2..:3 class, trot and
pace, SIPS year-old,, trot and pace
sto Second day, 80 class. tro' and pace
800 y31 class trot aud pace, Sl23
ts o-,ear- ol,l-, trot and pace, $40 Third
day. 2.l2 class, trot and pace sl"i 2.2i
rl1-s trot and pace $40 three year ODDS ro
and pace, SO" Entries should be made
with the secretary +. r.. Hanley East
P.tf-t0n. Maine. and will ciose Sept .
The association il planning 10 have the be~
trot ever given on the grounds. They have
4 iaryp crrw At work putting the track If
shape and otherwise fitting up and iHprGy
ing tn. grounds
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NAss,LBoRo, Aug. -, 1892.

Charles :. BRYANT of Saco died Wednes
day, aged years. He was onc of tht
pioneers IN the ice business, being for Il
years member of the firm of r. e. Bry
ant & Sons. ice wholesalers and retailers
His father. Foxwcll c. Bryant, is living al
the age of - wears.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-25

WIN. i Fogertx. day operator at the
Maiup Central station. Is out of the Office
for 3 few days on accTint of the severe
Illness of his father. Mr.. John fogerty
whom It /. feared viii not recover. Geo.
" blanchard Is a'ting as day operator IN
th,. Office
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-25

To-day occurs the Maine Central ezcur-
cufsiou to the National Home at Io2us.
Take ;ar regular W. train and 90 to tar
di,.cr and enjoy ride over the mario"
gt4agr railroad to the Home. The Togus
bar,l III be in Attendance an! give Il CON
ccrt az Iogn..
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Nlarrieo.


ktNNFEFf.
Augusta August =, IN 81. Marks church, b,
the Row Walker 'iwynn". rector. tiwiu iiNiHa
Dearborn Of LttrhHeid, Ne, 10 Mabel ida v ,mar
Of Augusta.
Sidney august ~. AT tlic home If tile bride.
parents by Re-. I. j. Mead Of Augusta. Mr. Seth
T. Dodge and Miss Lenora VI. TOlmau. both NJ
sidney.
LINCOLN.
Edgecornt--utv ia by Alien Burnham Esq.
Mr.. Bert Cunningham Of fdgrcomb and Mis-,
Maud Enrulsm ~ Bootbhsy
WASHINGTON.
Rogue E'pf---kugUst ~, nv +. ". Thompson
Esi Mrs Elizabeth l.. Lihbef of Jdnesliorn ant
t,lib.r, l.. ate Of NiachaS.
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Nr. Alvah Chapman was in the city Tue
Ia. ON bic way 10 Portland to take charge
Of tA, body Of his brother. r. VI. CHIP
man ho died recently at Fountain Col.
Tin body is on ii. way 10 New Brunswick
where interment J., to bc masie.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-25

The depot and other Maine Central build
ing. here have just been newly painted.
Rep,irs have also been made on the freight
platform, which ar IN the nature of de-
ci.led improve meuts.
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Railroad and Steamboats,
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD
Arrangement Of Trains in Eject iune 20 IN,

GotNG WEST-6.ss A. NJ "a,
fsfmansioa. eocklaad Portland. ncs,a's'cs,
u ..@ AMI u 10 A. ". ter l,ailowcIl sss
Nr kreaswIvs, lewiston, Far,ainrtnn - a.
for'iani aa,d iiastoG. tonucctmc for Whs,s xxsna.
tam FONTS aud Uurhec. ,..Si 4. N. for Wsn aeas
naF,utsf al'u south oss.i,eer, s.is and 80 p n
Tor htanswIck, Eash. t'nrIlana ecs,n, 8, ~
", t"r Aa'owell, Gar,hnrr and >uatb Is ~ =.
~" i, u. yn'eht fallmana every nigh, io, wv,
;>'va' USER, h'4rAsAd Portland and Go.,op : : !.
A.. ". e.,r msat Tor Portland aus, Ras,nn, -
ts<stNs; EtST-i.aS \. NJ. ta,gai e,nr,..., a.
ske"hessn, Ertia-I, t;angor Bar isrhn, y.
stephens, II. John snsi Arr,siook Conn,y, 40
VI. eseI. nis,lt i.sl issasur and iar ilsrlsors =
A. N, for Wslery,ss, and skoWhvesa sss
Hathor. ga aad 81, I. NJ int Watery,Hr ~
hna, North Au>''u. brigham, >kowhvsan. H.l,.as
Dover, foSrlVf', tanssi ,..aa Haii.r. II, >,,eh.a'
~ Iehh ant h'snStssak t'oHpts mined, ! Bp "
tor Mat,issisc. aad sWn,ta,s only ~ y. /. A
s,'F Ranger. ~ ~
The N,gh' ru,,uSa frtins going ras, a, In
W. c'tur west al 400 I. ". ian tsch WAY s,,,.
s.-a,, >en"at 'hc'ad't'. .vl,a,ct,1g Ter ieuis,a,
ai''' NHffiard, hat uc' "a SkostrssH an NnnS@
a'ofutt.S, at 10 i;e,ssi .>,tr, Of b., end M
lug>. '""tf
A. ani t.asi at ga T.. NJ, p.n daai,, Sun,s, -
el'srV, @5"rn l'nS'vu. Lewiston, Baih, R.....
and =. ,loAa. "'ass
Night Express ;;uing E.si At $50 \. VI suaw,.
asd liar itaIhar WV" "ossA
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN for A..,.,.
reeves NnI'h 6S'f,,rer h,gasni lnal A. NJ ~ u
and 10 I, " ,nsciH,r.6 - amd lO.l 4 Nj ~.
Ice and t.aa T. NJ ~ H.
ihr"ush iirheis 10 Cal .fnsna md al no,,,
south AND W"'i may he had ~ f. a. MAJ,
ticket ar'nt; Augusta. %" nnly ot;icr IN Ans..,s
selling VIA all roaieS and checking baggage ffrs a,
e>tchse. ~ WV
rtNsnN rtCkEH. Vice rrrs. 4 ,;,,,l y.,-.
+. y. HoorHRN, Ge,si i'a>s. and T,,l,, . 49,"
Portland luur, u ls,,a
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-25

Mr.. Carr. general superintendent o. issf
American Express Co.'S. Eastern diFssion
wzs IN the eli. YESTERDAY,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-25

Two horses hitehed to i dump cart
backed off the new dam at Winslow Wed
ncsday morning while hauling hlling for
the CRIB work. Both horse, were drowned
and the cart was completely wrecked and
hoatel down stream opposite the paper
mill The driver escaped with slight in
iurlcs. The team was one of the most
,nluable employed on the work.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-25

A. 4. yoze and Mrs Vose returned yes
,erslav to their home ii Dorchester, Mass,
Mr. g..es mother Mss. b. y. >0aIe ae-
sorsDsaie4 them