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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-12
ABElRLE AND HIS PARAMOUR.
The Room He Hired in Paris Where
He Might Meet Mrs. Deacon.

PARIS, March I'm. Lecoux, jog,
d'Insiruction Of erase, has received tbs
deposition Of the concierge of the house il
the Rue Pen hlevre, in Paris, at which
Abielle hired room under Ease name
that he might meet Mrs d soon there.
Mrs Deacon is descfioed by the COZ cierge
at length, even TO tire dresses she wore
When, as he Gays, she came TO visit ASeille
The room in VII Ch they NET was on ths
ground fl lor, ard the concierge was able
zee ths m by looking in back windos
from balcony across the court.
A solicitor on the Rue Scribe saws tina,
Mr. Descon called upon him some time sg'
ard related his susl icions If the i1timsey
between Mr.. Deacon al Abeile. Mr.
Deacon, hs ss,s. VS. terribly excited owe,
his discovery Of his wife intideity, stt
threatened 70 syenge himself
The solicitor talked with HIM for IN hour
trying TO induce hi 90 de ist from all vi
lence and stttia the matter in the divorce
| courts Of America or f gland. MIR De
con gave no snsser, but wheo he left ssit
| he wou cal sgain before acting.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-12

The modern houses are painted in
better taste than the house Of fifty years
ago, and the improvement is IN a great
measure due to the manufacturers of
mixed paint, who have produced colors
that properly contrast with each other.
and the whole harmonizes with the sur
roundiugs Of the house.
The public has become familiar with
the Color Cards'that can be obtained at
the paint stores, and when the house is
to be painted the colors are selected
from the card. We have the color
cards Of the Chiffon Manuf. Co., whose
pure .inseed oil paints, on account of
their good wearing quail les, have be
come the Standard, from which other
paints are judged. We shall be glad to
give you one, and il you are going to
paint TO sell you the Chiffon Paints,
which we cannot reet III Ter too highly
TO those who wish for ii .t-elass article.
Chiffon Paint Co. Boston
marIda1J 4 utopro mr.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
MINING ALIVE CUBA.
A Rush TO the Iron Region Which Crowds
Outgoing Steamers.

New YORK March ll.--Metal brokers
and mining men in this city are much in.
terested in boom which appears to have
begun in the mining region near Santiago
de Cuba. There is said 10 be iron ore in
plenty there. and The quality is declared to
be coed. Fer some reason which the
brokers do not fully understand, there is a
rush Of travail from this city to the district
The Ward Line steamer CIenfuegos,
which sails today. will carry seventy five
miners as deck passengers, while her cabin
accommodations for seveuty-two persons
will be taxed to their limit. Among her
passengers will be a number Of capitalists
from the West and Boston.
As rule, the tide of travel at this sea
son is beginning 20 set north instead of
south, 90 far as West India steamers are
corcerned, and this demsl d for transports
ton to Cuba is without precedent. The
last three or foue outgoing steamers have
been well d IL d, and sn s1rs one will lie
dispatched en- Saturday. In the cargles
there has been u good deal Of mimi &
machinery.
While the reason for The rush hes not
been made public, there i, no lack of ey
dence of activity in the Cuban mines
There is a the Try that rsceHt Improvement,
in the cable service in tue West ladies have
something TO do with it. as increasing the
facilities for carrying on business. 1t is
reported, too. that plan lie on foot for a
line Of steamers from Cuba 10 Pbilsdel
phis,
Tae Cienfcsgos touches at Nss.us, and
some of her passenger are interested in a
sche me for growing sissi there.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-12
HAWAIIAN ELECTIONS.
Liberals Will Compose the Majority in
the Legislature.

HosoLULU, March li.-Rs,urns, nov
complete, show that the comiag Legislaturs
is composed Of uaj orisy Of members
that may be classed as Liberals. or opposed
10 ''missionsryP Influence
The FL, use viii not SIT until NAV next
but preliminary caucus has been held &c
nominate candidate for legislative offices
ard Henry p Baldwin has been selected
for president Of the House by the mission.
AIRY element, while zen. John S Wslker, Z
Conserva,ivf, is supported by the Liberals
/. is nov clsimed thst ex- Attorney e En-,
ersl c. W. Ashford, who was elected rep
ressnts.ive, is disqualified by reason Of re,
signing the office of notary public, the lSw
holding such appoiniees Ineligible.
The United States flagship, San FTst.
cisco, arrived h4rs on February a., niut
days from San Diego, ca.
The Uaited States steamer, Pepsscols
will not leave here for Ssn Francisco unit
after the l7sh list.
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TOWN ELECTIONS.

Reports from the several town elections
have been received by the JOURNAL as fol-
lows:
SEARsMosT-Seleetm A G Casveli
L Mariner, G B Dyer; Town clerk. A
L Maddocks; school committee, A L Mad
docks. Money spprc priated: Schools,
one dollsr per inhsbi,suI; highways, $1,000
support Of poor, $500; other purposes,
Sl2C0.
HoLLIs-Sele ctnen, William moulton,
Frank j. Denner, Charles E Scsmmon
town clerk, A L Bradbury; sudiror. Gavin
| Robsrs; school supervisor. C E Abbott
treasurer, Vim Fl SmHh; constable and
collector. joseph L Smith. Money sppto-
pfistsd: Schools, $1,000; highway. $1,000
support of poor sad contiogeut, I400
Seleetmen, Z McFadden
VIM Baentine, o Flood; town clerk, NJ
II Blackwell; school supervisor, Geo G
Weeks. Money appropriated: schools. 5000
highways, 900; support Of poor, 1000; othei
purposes, 1900.
DIxMoNT-Selectmen. y Holt. StepbeT
Mudgett, samuel . Morse; town clerk, VIZ
i Durgin; school committee, W arren L Craig
Money appropriated: Schools, S9O6; high
ways, 100; support OF poor, 600; other pur
poses, 300 contingent account: cemeteries, 100
UPToN- Sesectmen. II Abbott, f I. Lane
A o Goodwin; town clerk. Asa Abbott; su
pervisor. Asa f Abbott. Money appropriated
schools. Sl96; highway 900: support Of poor
| 100; other purposes, $50.
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NORMAN INFLUENCE WANING.
A City Election in Utah over which il had
No Control.

SALT LAKE, Utah. March 1.-THE mu
nicpsl eeclun In Logsr, Utah has resulted
in Republican victory by msjJrity Of
II.
The election was one OF the most holly
contested ever held in Uah. Logan M.
been looked upon as Democratic stroos
hold. ItJs the home of Apostle Thatcher
man of great personal nfdencs in Utsh
and stroag D mocrst. TIE Democratic
nominee for Msyor also was the son Of 4
prom nent Norman Democrat, Game, tht
Utsh delegate to CoDg-ess Tn Ter the cii.
cunstsnces 1t is claim d by he Mormon.
rat the result If ctnslly distoses Of ibe
question Of Mormon Church i fllence in
'ue political Geld. TIE Salt LAKE Tribune
Liberal, ssys edi orally
We CO.. ga ul.te L lgsn on having =
genuine Am rican election, and we say
G cd for L7g>u = "
Ira. d.vl.ion on party lines as between
he two great national parties has core to
s'aV in Utah, is, accn'd ITO Norman su
hofity, Low An unde.Isble fsc.
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Al M Y. A. NJ oms SUNDAY r. ~.
young mens meeting. Interesting song
service All men welcome.
Rv- T. f Nevoett vii occupy iha pull
pit OF the Unitarian chufeh on sunday
morning. servl-ei at 10 30. Sunday school
Of IL NJ.
'Esaus' by Rev, }. +. Leland SUNDAY
morning, in the Winihrcp street church.
Young people especially invited. Sunday
school at II 10. Y. T. e. L. at o Z. M
All welcome.
At the G;een street Metho list, 9.45prsyer
meeting 10 30 worshio and sermon by the
pastor, subi ect, The Degradation Of Pei =
ties 1905, Sunday school; c, Ep~orth
League Bible study; :. Gospel service.
Free si.tings and eordis welclme for al.
Co grSgaticnsl church 10 30 A NJ mort
ing worship and iernon by Rev W. H.
FeDn, D D, Of Portland II 45 A. M.
Sunday sehool; 8 P NJ, Y. z. S. c. E.
N Ell z; ?. NJ evening service and ad-
dress by D.. Fenr. Seats ftse, ali are
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Maine Pensions.

WAsHIsGroS. March IL The following
pensions have been grated Msine people
Orig nal, Chslles NJ. Horr. Bep jamin Rym-
lex, Charles II. Perkins, Ffank salvador
John I. Mason, Sewsl w. Hewitt. VIM
F. Shsckley; additional, Hsnfy j. Shack
ley, IssAc NJ Low; renewal and Increase,
John FAN If ia Smith; Increase. I.aae a.
Hill, MARIN Foss; REISSUE ard iIcres.e
VIM. Lubee; original widows. etc, Annette
F. Chapman, Sarah A. KaowIton. Estslls
F. Webster, Hannah s. Me:,os, Sarah
Woods, Mary Fotbus.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-12

The Y. 2. S. c. 4. of the baptist church
held the moathIy business meeting of the
society on Thursday evening. The follow
Ing officers We're elected for the the next 81
mun.ns: pres. f. M. Foster. vice pre-
Fred Mssoon, sec'y. Lottie Fogg, treas
Nellie Bates, cor. sec'y, Jeanette Bel ann
Prayer Meetiug Commttee-Jesnetle Bet
jsmlu, Eiw, Wig, ID. g. Kerr. Luokoui
Gomm!ttee-Mrs. Wing, 3. z. Clement
Elnh Marstou, Nellie Benson. Suldsy
School Commiitee-Mrs.G G. W. Stevens
Robert Herring, Lucy rupper. Missionary
Commitaee-Mrs Fosg, Miss Emerson, f
NJ S.~cy. Music Committed use Bsu.
son, =. WlnIiired L,dd, Annie Bs'es
Calling COmmi'tee-Mts. Pinkhsm, Mrs.
Howard. Mrs. G ven. Annie White, Mrs
ID. g. X rr, Flower Gommittee-LsGs
Bates, Mrs. G. + Benson, Willard Bates
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-12

City Marshal Bunker hiss slwArs been
known as one OF the patriotic and loy al
cit zens OF the country. BE has ofier =
times been compIimenied up5n this fact,
but il remained Tor one Of tie children Of
the common schools of the city 90 pay the
highest uibats ths: has been rendered that
gentleman thus far. TIE story ss rela cd
to smsll gathering in the Off e Of The
Bay View few n his SgO, vas srmething
n this plar. Tie FGdsJ before Wishing
toms blItbdsy, the each rs Of The various
schools had ex-rci.es appropriate to tie
day. May ttyc = were thought TO
1t /! Il e cd story IL q rev way aud still Fl e
the ,choiaIs nth pstIU I sm and loyalty to
the ious der If tte nation. his lesCher
made use OF ot ject leisure, drawing pictures
upon the beard and wiring the names II
principal eve1ts, Finally the face cf
George WASHINGTON vas GU lined upon the
eosrd, Now children who is this?' sad
the teacher. sfter having told OF the high
character Ct the man vh1m she pictured.
Hands went mp In the various parts Of the
room. Ohe little fellow was terribly en-
thusiastic, his hard thot up like a rocket,
aud was waved about il 8 manner that
showed that he knew lie wanted to tel!
too. He Sriggled in his seat ard in every
vsy iris to attract the iescber's attention.
Finally the latter said. "Well Leujs, pho i.
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SEARC HING FOR A PRIZE.
Tug Puts TO Sea to Search for an Aban
d0ned Bark with n Rich Cargo.

FHILApELrHIA, March y The Phil,
delpaIa tn Ia ernsiionsl. C.p;sin S .sia
has put tC ssa ia setr-h Of the Sbsn
doned Bti:i-h tark Io,rovossschs, 'hs
5 $50 GEO p1 u which il believed to BEST Al
s.mtwt sjp IL he vii i,y Of laitu 'e 81
lor gitud- 50
AeccDpsny Csptsir Swan j. Captain
Tiiion. wei Known nsvigst-r, who vii
aid him in his sesach i0r the b1Idscms
pIizs The ssilirs cf the In.srI ions
N ii mission vas ths topic Of discussion
in shippil circle. yesterday. ar gsve rise
10 tie q1e'y as TO ,hether or nos the shir
IS s'ill s10sI
Prsc;ic.i men seem 80 be Of The opi1ior
hat the intera~;ions' has go-e on asels.
-esr, h. claiming 'hst = man ot spisi
fsyicis sA4.i md nerve =. W would hsvt
fo,s,Aen his -h'p a gu b 8 Va ushie ca'gr
% lor z as she G rsEed They believe beyonc
dcub; she fnnr dersd hsf,-s Taylor lsts ter
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-12
BACK AND SIDlCnE.
Jus. what to Do to Cure Them.

The most annoying pain Is baeksche. The next
most uncomfortable condition. is sideseae. Meth.
ing mskes person feel 80 yeaf. nervous, risers-
BILE and drag ged out as more or les constant
weakness or pain In the back or side. ind il is
eatireiy Usaeeessery to safer frem It, too, for DR.
Greene's Seryurs, which you can get at druggists,
$50, viii cure IL, perfectly and eem-
pIeteiy. This remarkable nerve medicine and
sure rsliever o'paia is purely yege able and harm
less, and /, is absurd for people TO suffer from
headache, neuralgia, pain in back. side, limbs
&C.. when cure is certain by using this great dis
eovery for the nerves. Dr. Gres ne's Neivurs /:
the ees. spring medicine, and Should be used now
as all these tr94oies ale worse from Sprirg Debil
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AMUSEMENTS.

Bren-an's Star Theatre Co. are drawing
good houses this week. Thursday evening
they presented 1.-THE Golden Chfn to the
largest and most enthusiastic audience oil
the week. The play is Z thrilling melc
drama written by Mr.. Harry Irving mem
Der Of the Co. The company pat May
Blossom oa the boards last evening with
success. The company will give a matt
nee this sf eraco1 and play in the ever
irg.
At The nstiues Ten Nights in Bal
r lou" viii be given and to- light the play
will be The California Detective, o.
Ri.e from the Ashes"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-12

Joseph F Vsrney, who ~ss sick ) We ks
with the Ia srippe, hiss received his money
amounting to s75 from the Order Of Tout,
William TIegembo, who was sick two weeks
with the Ia grippe, received so. The
promptness Of the Osdsr Of ToIti to pay
its OK members heir oen. fis, Can b. Seen
from the fact that these broIhers received
there money in Il days from the time the
LEGAL L dye sent IN their claims 10 the
supreme lodge IF Philslelphis
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-12

liquid stirring during the process Il keep
from sticking TO sides Grease your hands
well and work like tatfy till the color of
butter. Make the Jumps convenient for
use, say about one-third of pound.
These Jumps must be softened in warm
water when used II kept very long the
wax should be kept in cold water.
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Registrations.

Following is the list OF those who resis
tered yesterday afternoons
Eos eG Q Wake field, Oxford street.
Eastsl he Cote, Mill street.
BE j,min Kicker. Belgrade road.
.Iohn II Merrill. Cony street.
Lorenz3 ID Allen, Valley street.
William jenkins, Green street
John u nulton, Chestnut street.
Dsoiel W Christian. Whitney Brook road
Go D lockwood. Arsenal street.
James NJ White, Capitol street.
Cnrs'ophor DUFFY, Mill street.
O:is d Cummings. Woodsrd plaza
John Fl Murphy. Ws.er street.
Waiter Brown, Etstefn avenue.
Frsnk S Berry, Gage street.
Herbert c. pher, Child street.
Ro,coe G Nutiit 2, Leighton road.
stephen Norris, Upper Bel. road.
Charles Provost, Water street.
Clifford Crawley, Water street.
Joseph Gilbert, Laurel street.
Step hen Cummings, Church Hill road.
Amos Cunningham, Church Hill road.
Frank w Roberto State street
David Fletcher, Church Hill road.
John II Libby, Water street.
John Fl Mason, Yves, RIVER road.
Daniel s Berry, Hailowell road.
James 5 Little, State street.
Henry A Libby, Melville street.
J ha W Webster, Bsr gor street.
Timothy A Leighton, Jefferson place.
Geo Clark, Mason road.
Fred e Ashton, Chestnut street.
Thsddeus WEIGH, State street.
James Crane, Green street
Ebt Besr. Western avenue.
Will II field, Green street.
Theodore Hayes. Maple street.
Henry Eiiridge, Northern avenue.
Registered Wednesday, but Omitted b.
Mistake.
Charles l. MsrstoD. Chs smut street.
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1iifo.

A2UosIook.
Ludlow-Msrch I, Bert. son Of lillian and
Susan l.. Sr all. aged % years.
CUMBERLAND.
Grand FsIls-MaIch 6, Nancy, wife Of Hugh
Lennon, aged 81 yesrs-
HANCOCK.
EVsTorts-Mar 3, N-s. Abhie L., wife CT p-.
sullivan ID. v igsin, aged g. yesrs, months and
IS dsv-,
ireutou-yaroh 4. Capt. John Smith. aged so
years snd IL mouths.
West Hancocs- march ?. apt. Alfred H Ford,
ssei 81 Jears, month, aud oay'
kENSEBEC
Watervilie - Ssrca = { c. sIeAr sgei 81 yrs.
Abian-March 5, J, Is. hetss, sged 81 Years.
sidney, March /, Darwin Dye ssed abJut 80
years.
SOMERSET
show aesan-Ma-ch d, MRS Abigail a, widow
Of Alvin estor. *, d % ears. NJ rch :, Seth
P. Russell, aged 10 years.
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Is the wife of Mr.. w. S. Huntley OF
Cortland. n. Y, a well known car
penter and builder. Her frank state
ment below gives only the absolute
truth concerning her illness and mar
velous recovery by the aid of Hoods
Sarsaparila. She says:
&C, Hood & Co. Lowell. Mass:
Dear Sir: Twelve years ago began to
have hemorrhages and four years ago became
so Low that tho pbrsiniaps fold ma
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-12

President Small left for Newton, Mass
Friday afternoon, for an sbse c. of abou,
two weeks. Dr.. Small is NJ moer of ,he
examining committee Of The N,wson The
logical Seminary.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-12

Mr.. A F. Hollingswofth and SUPERB; =
tendent F. f, Bo,tIn of the Hollingsworlh
& Whitney Company arrived in the ~
Thursday afternoon. The object OF Mr..
Holiipgsworth's visit vas TO look over the
work that is being earned on across the
RIVER. Yesterday myrIiHg he with Mr.
Boston ard Contractor Bowe visited the
scene Of the cump,Dy's optrsi0Ls. Every.
thing was found 10 be mOyilg aloug RAJ,
idly. The SIT weather has maze tie
work Of excavation perhaps little 81 W
OF late, but buildings are being ii ished
and with lsrger aCcomm ,dstlns will come
more laborers The plans for the stone
york will he completed duing the coming
week and bids solicited. Two of the large
paper mschiLes have already been paced
"igh Presley. ] ones & &C., Of Wilmington,
Dsl. These machines viii be smyDg the
large 81 in the country.
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New Y Ork Stock Market.
New York Produce Market.

GsW iokk, Mar. II
FLOUR Heceipss s4io3 pkss. exDos.s. 1888
cbls, 6oo4 sacks, heavy, sails lo1er,. quiet -
sales, 22<50 tols,- toi" extras l5a. IS. CT
mills 4 so as 60; Cit, nil, pstents. IS lOst5.s5
winter wheat, low grades, a. l.st5 Is; faif Z
,iess, tsooasi is DE- pAvents, a ioaf5 p
straghts, ss.2iasls 5, rye, mixture, s3.ooasi60
,uperBne, ~ 6It3.s0 fine s0at3 is.
WHKIr-. S-csip.. 6s250 bush, exports, 1924
sales. III go. unsettled. Gull, lower ------
No. red. ,oliaio3 sror. and elevator. .,3
al05 snoati .033aio6i fob; No. red s-t
No. / nor nsrt lO1salU2a. M I. hard. 1o35ai05i
no. northern, ed} 9.7, spring,
EiE- dull. weaker, western, I2isg9.
BABLBT- dull, steady.
1875 600; siesdy, mode rateiy active ---------
mixed. iela5ti, DO. 2, white = no. 3. iss-
steamer mixed. ia50
OARS Recelp!, 1925. exports. 1853. saies
~. 5, 56a37. do white, ssaSi, No :, :6ia $.
do white 3 ia3sA, No !. 81, 1t white, 3sl nike
ses ern, s6l37., DO w'uJe 9sai1 white state
.Sa42, Nc. Gai0sso, afloat, nominal.
CotFsB-Bio. dun ana steady.
SUGAR-raw. steady, more active; rehredqui.
steady, no. d, 3aB3s
mo-. lll6a3 lS-l8, no s. ssaai 9, s-i6as Ills
no 10 3 Las IS; no II. 7-l6a3 9-i6, no. Y
5ia2A; no. 10, l6a: 7l6, off , 10 10 AL
mOuld,i 7-l6ai pi6 sEandard,a "a ,confuctloner
Hail; cut loaf. 5a3A +; crushed. 5a5!, powdered
i,ai.. granalaied, i,a4i; cubes, iiais. .o,
PoEK- quiet, IN hang d.
SKkf- sIeAay, quiet.
LARD lower. dull. vesters steam CLOSED
65a -; city steam 8Oa -. refined, easier, quiet
BUTTER better demand. state dairy 20H g
Pennsylvania creamery, 29a2gi western dai y
I7a22; do creamery, 20a2Si; do factory, l.a.2
Zig 80, rolls, lsa2i.
,rv.<bfs ,o L'vergcoI, msrke'. strong.
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Grating Wax,

As this is the time of year for grating
we give the following which we believe
will prove to be a good wax for the pur-
pose: Six pounds of rosin. one pound OF
bteswax, broken to small pieces, and
when melted add the Oil, then stir few
moments. At this stage Of the game have
an iron kettle well creased inside, co
timing about six GALLONS Of milk warm
w,tef Into this water pour the n,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-12

The laugh is on ore of our Maine Ger
trail brakeman who spends part Of his lest
ure time in this city. Said brakeman has
been in the habit Of smoking his friend'4
private pipe. Should spy Of the bays wish
to know what kind Of tobacco to smoke
ask Ger ixi Kelley
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At the DISCIPLES chapel the Free Bspti-;
services will be held at the usual hour, 2. Az
with sermon by the pastor, Rev. j. L.
Monroe. The A. G. +. meeting will be
held al 30 and will be followed by shor,
sermon and q conservation setvce. Rev,
Mr.. Monroe breaches at Hsllose!l in the
fnrennnu.
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WE ARE SELLING
Pa1EHT MEDICINES,

lower than they were ever offered before
IN the state of Maine
S6~ study the following list of prices
and you will at once see that you can
save from ~ to 10 per cent by trading
with us
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Chicago Produce Market.

UHIrLCo Mar. II.
FLoUR-weaker not 1uotsbIy lower.
WHEAT-unse ttled, weak, lower ~
Q spring 55,; 10. q red, 30.
Nol red, a0i
CoRS-1eak. lower; So.s 39i.
OATS-ac i've weak; 40. =, %.
RIE-No. I, ski;
BAsLEr-No. 2, Sc; No. Haxseed. eeI
PoRs-i0 70al0 IA.
Ia n per 100 lbs. as 32Aa =.
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DIR. WoOdbury's Antidote

Is especially recommended TO patients su'
fsrir from netveu. e1bsussigu, fe bIenr,s
d the VARIOUS wat csusrd by I1dises:ior
small wine slsssful before meas bfings
quick relief and good sound health. Solo
By druggists everywhere.
mAr9dlv
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-12

A very pretty wedding was s. lembi4ed at
the residence Of Mr.. Gee. b. Blanchard 90
tuesdsy evening. it being the marriage Of
his daughter, Alice NJ Blanchard, to Sewall
b. Collins. Rev. C. f. O~en ofticiatei
Mr. Collins is one Of our successful grocets
and Miss Blanchard a talented aid popular
young lady. They were the recipients Of
many gifts from friends and relatives.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-12

There we're only two druaks before the
police court Yesterday moraing. One paid
a 6 ae Aad the other was committed 70 Jail
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-12

The lecture Thursday evs nlng by Prof
Robinson WAS on the Chs misiry OF
Air sud 1t WAS mott entertaining instruc.
tive lecture. The experiments were ap-
pLcable and performed very successfully
The course of lectures is increasing IN in
terest
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-12

it," ben Bunker" shouted the lad tn
much the same expression used when plsy-
ing hi spy AID shouting three blocks away.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-12

Several members from the police force
made a pilgr mage TO Hsilo~eli yesterday
to view the bel. and club worn by Chief of
Police Henhesey Of New Orleans when be
was murdered by the Italians.