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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-30
BY TELEGRAPH.
Tue CAVES NEAR nasIIou.


DYxvtH. Aug. cas- If the scenic
beauty above grennd was not attractive
enougi, for the visitors Of Manitou- nature
formed cayerns beneath the surface deep
into tbs. subferrsnean formations AMI fisere
evolved from her fertile brain the mos'
sfeIiesseiv- wrough. erysfai-s gfpte-geei3
sbaEssi IT. Ia sniites, aud lovely -tasac'Iivs,
She vis-d It'll The tiny Insects of ,ts, sea
in forming sprays of tinted coral. AMI with
the ice king in Illuminating her chambers
with the mast fantastic anl prisnia' gems
of ystailized silica.
Ths. grand caserns about 4 mile above
town up tie Pass are a marvel OF beauty
an awe-inspiring formation. They are a
study for the geoioeast and marrei 10 the
crystotosist These caverns aggregate a
mile or more OF subtefrancaa wonder. The
chambers and formations have all eefn
named appropriately. The -'Yesiibnle" Is
FIRST emf ed ar,i one fiEAs l5nselt IN an
other worll A. weird IS some of Milton )
IDEAL chambers. Three Railways lead from
this ros inda TO the several adjoining cav
er.. Stalagmites and stalactites in all ferns
give the place supernatural sppearar &c.
In one end Of this vast chamber is q II or L
ment to Grant which il gradually rlsi ~
tors one BY one Canopy avenue with its
fossil bones, Alabaster hNll, Stalactiie hail,
each has specially ai-.ac,tve fea-dreS
The Opera house Is perhaps the most
wonderful of the entire set.es of chambers.
Its dome Is 80 feet high freseoei by na,Ire
in most beautiful design and illumined by
prismatic crystals. Ii is nearly 800 feet n
length and forms a vast amphitheatre.
Around its sides gre formations which re-
semble. galleries. The floor is level and
laid in mosacs of fantastic shapes and pecu-
liar tnts lacings of Fine. beautiful in de-
sign and delicate in texture, cover the walls
I''se the drapery of lace curtains. Concert
hall, forming an acove of tie aHphithca. c
lust mentioned, contains the grand organ.
Thi, wonderful formation is composed of
stalacttrs, which are highly resonant, and,
touched by the wand of the sk;lllul sI'de
peal forth rich and mellow notes susceptible
of any tune.
The Jewel Casket. filled with rare cty. },
formations; Grandma'' Churn, flock @
crystal sheep, Lovers Lane, IA petiiiiei
cascade. and Bridal Chamber contain rich
collection of wonders in stalacttes formed
and s;ll forming from the lime waters
WI ich percolate through the cap-rock above.
Crysteline flowers, alabaster sprays of
moss-likc forms, and lichens bedeck this
favored vault and make it one of the most
attractive. 1t is impossible to pen pie
,urc of this underground treasury. 1t must
be visited
The Cave of the Winds is another under
ground formation which differs in many re-
spects from the Grand Caverns. 1t is
reached through Williams Canon, and is
mile and a half from town. One 4 visit
ing this cave can only ride part way, and
must he prepared to climb up a steep TIA |
aud several hundred steps TO gain its en-
trance. There are many interesting cry stal
formations in this cave
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, Dr. G.. ". Iuchins and wife spent the
Sunday visiting ffienis at North Anson-
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THE ALLIANCE DEAD m KANSAS.
Its DeIuded Members Are Returning TO Reput
Ican Ranks.

TorrkN, Kan, Aug. 20-During the past
two weeks a wonderful revival IN Republi-
carism has swept over karsas. 1t is very
much ike the campaign of lSSS when the
state gave Harrison and Morton S2,ooo
majority. Wherever meetings are held the
names of scores of voters who two years
ago went into the Peoples parry are given
as having returned to the Republican ranks.
Thousands of ex-I rjon soldiers WI come
back from the Alliance and vote the Re
publican ticket TO prevent the election of
Grover Cleveland because they realize that
a vote for Weaver is a half vote for the
vetoer of pension h''ls.
Alta big Republican rally Friday at
Abilene, in central Kansas, delegations
were present rom the 90 townships of the
county, and not less than dozen former
Peoples party voters rom every voting
precinct in Dici 'nson county marched in
the procession, wear ng badges bearing the
NOTICE. ''Stand up for Kansas"
1t was great ou,pouring but it is only
one of the scores of such meetings. Well
posted leaders of the Republican party fay
that there il no doubt about, Il sweeping
Republican ,ictol ; in Kansas in November.
The state tiche, will not only be elected,
but the electoral vote will he . ven to ila--
r;son and Reil,the Legislature wrested from
the Peoples pal ~ and Jerry Simpson and
the entire Al'iauce delegation i'll Congress
reIegatcd to obscurity.
This l. a Republican year in Kansas.
The effort there to rise a campaign fund
is accepted here As an admission that New
York is safely Republican, and that the
only hope for Demot sacy is to carry a
number of Western states. Thi, has slim
ulatcd the Republicans of Ks ss, who are
Determined to win signal victory for the
party in November.
The Peoples party are in dire ,lis'tcsS
over her Il lure to get money to run their
campacn. Two years ago there were ~,
$50 members of tie Farmers Alliance /
good standing. OF It's number 500 .
were voters Today there are less II u
5000 in good !; md NJ. The Al"antp,
an organization. is abandoned and
never be revived.
The Democrats are div .dc,l as to the
policy At the Ct ago convcu on WI =
ney. German and other leaders instructed
the Kansas Democrats to indorsc the Pco-
pies state and electoral ticket. with tlc
hope Of taking the state out of the hepuhli-
can column. This was done, bnt the rank
and file are weak AMI Thousands of them
will vote the Republican ticket to rcbuke
he. hns4ns
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We trust 10 he forgiven this parody of
lines from LongfelIow's immortal Psalm
of Lis" Husbands who are wise and
thong Il Il. know that the happiness of the
home depends largely on the health of The
mistress of the home. Many are the task
which daily confront her. How can NO
man contend against the trials and worries
of housekeeping, if she be suffering from
those distressing irregularities ailments
anl weaknesses peculiar tn her sex: Dr.
Pierce's Favoriie Prescription is a specific
for these disorders. The only remedy sold
by druggists. under a positive guarantee
from The manufacturers. Satisfaction
gHdrdHte"d in every case. or money re-
funded. Sec printed guarantee on bottle
wrapper.
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NECESSARY PRECAUTIONS
Being Taacn by Ne. York Health Officer Il
Keep OF! The Cho!sra.

NEW Youk, Aug. 2h.-The following
or,Ier Is about to be issued by Health Officer
Jenk rs: IN vessels from cholera infected
ports or cars ing steerage passengers from
infected socsths es will be subjected to 4
quarantine of detep on rom two to five
DAYS.
Passengers and their baggage will b.
transferred to Hoffman Island. where they
will receive bath VILE the baggage AMI
clothing will be disipfected by steam. Inn
s.lediafely aiser such tsansfer the steersge
and cargo will he disinfected.
Passengers will then resdrn to the vessel,
which in the absence of any development OF
suspicious cases. viii be allowed to proceed
to i,s dock
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WATERVILLE.

Mr.. Thomas Il. Reed was in iowa satur-
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"Castoria is the best remedy for children OF
which am acquainted. hope the day is not
far distant when mothers will consider the real
interest Of their children, and use Castoria in
stead Of the various quack nostrnms which arc
destroying their loved ones, by forcing opium,
morphine, soothing syrup and other hurtful
agents down their throats, thereby sending
them to premature graves"
DIX. ]. +. KrScHEi,oE,
Conway, Ark
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Leave AfrI'r Leave Arrive
Gundolph, National Home. RandopA
ia ~ NJ 80 A. III. $40 A. VI, sSoA,N.
lois tina II % nso
Lao L. NJ. go" VI. Ito +, NJ. e.@FM
$40 $50 " $40 $50
40 $50 " 800 " 80
SUNDAY Trans.
Leave Randolph, 20 L VI 3BPM.
d" Natioral Home, * 500
Band Cnnc,'rt NJ tho Home every dty txrep,
Mondays, AZ T. Al.
iuue,.idtt I, !. LAW TON, Supt
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Lincoln.
Following are the real estate transfers c
7 ..,s,y,, y..,op.v f..r week

Following are tile real estate transfers q
Lincoln county for one week
En.trup,y-tIara L scott e; a. - James u
k.pnes lan,t ~ etc: savings BarS 20 td~'n y
~leak i4tri aud btlId.ngs. 81 etc tr-urge
Walker ta Carr, VI EruNu, IL - ahd hathsshss,
;, 80. ,uaIr,w J l'ierre te Edward Part i'lge
land snd hutlsi uys.
pni~I"t.-l'.,saqnid i.and Comi's"s tie Mar
T.. SAWYER lIni, sllA
ptt.~fEN--ffeurs BlekioFa I" Washington
Ha-ssn. land. sitA
NoNnht;sA --tseaFge e. hrnn.s'ou 10 w nom
Porter. la,..l a. etr., GruFgH IT, henasl"H Z
tsiW IL, L. sheak. 'aad 81 ,te., .irnrge u. heRni.
ton i, Maud D.. >h,ak. iand, = etc; tf"orst u
kcuntstan To hisIaist,. VI. >hsas, iss-fL efr
s,--,rse r. kenrsi>-an ie Hrnr,ae,s >ae'i>. isht
s.se.. t,.ars,. u keupt-ian 80 MARY - : aFbeN
land 81 etc t,snrg. 4. kepuision 90 Ehna :
wsssst, land. : etc, ,.~sfsr b, kcauiS'pn D" VS.
bel n. Rev. iap,t. Al eir- .
Nnst rR,ttt.--.Irunip p Hstri te Srw'h Y
YORK hand. ga. sarah BFyaUr 10 hartha \
\ ork. tsa'l. Ses.
W sii,oRstHt,-k aBasah. butte &c. 10 VI r
church. laird SlsA. Esther trean,ef to t.eorge II
puasia.> assi. go Justin T., CrsaiHrF 10 taeory
\. pougiass, land. $40: George n. Douglass 4
Ahsrtesas Arhera, land, 81
wnirEtlEt,st-iaha> Brssg< :" EiNan, =
Briggs. iand. Siss.
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NEWS NUGGETS.
Brought by the Wires from the North. las
West and South.

In q fight at a dance hall at llaughton
La, Saturday night, Robert and John Car
ter were shot dead, and Maurice Miller
killed by stab wounds.
A dispatch from Buenos Ayres says there
was a riotous demonstration in that city ;
streets. SUNDAY, growing out of the elec
ton. The city was in Il state of wild ex-
element.
Three trinamcn, claiming to be United
States citizens returning from It visit to
China. were arrested Sunday, while cross
ing the Canadian border near Detroit, by
means of the underground railway.
4 Roman Catholic church, three mills
from Forcstville, Mich. was burned sun
dav while services were being held. \
cnsucd among the member, Of the congre-
cation, women and children were tramplcd
upon and many persons were badly bruised,
Miss Gustn was fatally burned.
The body found in the Merrimac Satur-
day, at Lowell. is that of Wallace \. Baker,
aged b, a astcr in Stovcr's shoe shop. lie
leaves wife and one child. He left Wei
nrsday to 70 to Aver Junction to look for
work. wages here heing very low. His
wife had no idea that he meditated suicioc.
but that undoubtedly is the cause of his
death.
The New York World says it was re
ported Sunday FIGHT that the Films
Widener-Y crkes syndicate has got posses
SION of the Jay Could holdings in the Man
ha..en Elevated Railway Company and will
demand three seats in the company's dircc-
torate. 1t is also reported that the entire
control of the city's elevated roads will pass
into the hands of the syndicate.
The British schooner Spcdweil of st.
John y T.. for Boston, with cargo of
shingles, was picked up SUNDAY, aban-
1oncd and towed 10 Boston. She is full
of water, her cargo alone keeping her
aiioat She was riding with both anchors
out and had signals of distress floating in
the rigging, The SpedwcIl was commanded
by Captain Ellis and had crew of -four
men. The crew were taken off Sunday by
WclIfcct fisherman and landed at We'll
fleet. They REACHED Boston Monday b.
lain.
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lsasse s.aadias.
AT ulc AGO.


pitilatleip,ia, Q a.
Chicago, 0 o "
Hit Philadelphia, II; chicago, = Errors
itiladslpsta. @; Chicago, !. Bate, .es- knell.
Wcyting and bowse; GumbeFt and setriver,
At IasI>vIlE.
louisville ! o o o O.
Brooklyn, 9 o a--in
Ht.-I.ouissilit .. Eroeki ,, 4. Errvrs- Lou
isVillr, 10; Brook',a. 3 BatIerle,--t isa,iu and
Merritt, kennedy and Con bailey
ArcL.sKLANt.
Cleveland, 0 o : o 0--eo
Baltimore, o / . o q . O. /
Ins-CleYeiand. Is: Baltimore, = Errors
Cleveland s. baltimore. .. Bitl-fIcsf oang and
Lie,uer; Niekery and ,,tnSan.
At II. LoCl>.
II. Louis, a q o o O.
Washington, o o =
Hits, 1t. Louis, H, Washington, :. Errors. st.
Lor.s = Washington, 8, tawiey and BGcklt,
Duryea aud Mcclure.
At CINCINNATI.
Cincinnati o u . o : l.
Boston, O o.
Hits-Bosfon,15; Cincinnati, ). Errors-Boston
4; Cincinnati }. Bsticrirs-NIchols and nelly
stevens. Dwyef, Sullivan and Vaughan.
Al firrsHURe.
Piitsburg, | : o o n
New Yo,k, u = u g o. :
Hts-rt,hurg ., New York, . Errors-ritts
breg, /; New York, /. Eaiteries-Esper, TER,
and Y her; Creme and Ewing.
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EENlS sno aIs nana ding. our pablIels..on

lccuTc who are handling Our publications
UuIN y are making money, do not
thers j. popular demand for and orr books are
stI COED sellers. pDe agent in the field reports
that he s1ia one hundred copies Of "smugelers Of
Chestnut the first week. another ~ and ye are re-
ceivtng glowing reports from agents throughout
the state. The agsney TO this wonderful book i.
proving 10 BE- bonanza to agents. There Is sf.fi
little more territory in the state fiias has not
been taken up. and thoss who apply hrst are 10 bt
served 5rsf. To procure the sgeney Tor this glD.
riOus book, address, ". T. KNOWLES & Co,
Augusta. Ne.
David Bafksr's Fssfas are Jsubiished by T.. u
KNOWLES 4 Co., ABgs@n, Ne. Some n asi.
agents handling this book with the s'smsgsjer-
Of Chestnut. and find that fhc two do not conflict
and with both publications, tn making fine
pay. dsc9dAw
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XENNEBEC' CENTRAL RAILROAD,
NARROW GAUGE,

Randolph to the National Home,
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Castoria.

The Csntaur Company Murray Street. Nov York City.
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Personals.

Mr.. Charles H. doe of Howard T. l.,
was calling on friends an relatives in this
city yesterday.
Miss l.. Emma Doe of Pawsucket. X. l.,
is spending few days in this city with her
sister. Mrs. q. W. Hamlin.
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Castoria.

"Castosia is an excellent medicine for chill
dren. Mothers have repeatedly told me OF Its
good effect upon their children"
DR. G. G. OsGoop,
Lowell, Mass.
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Mr. h. L.. Spaulding- who has been eIn,
ployed At Ellswor tn the past week returned
10 town Yesterday
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Geo. Alden il 18th his wife and family
al Saujrrel Island
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AUGUSTA LOCALS.
REAL ESTATE,
kennebec

Following arc the real estate transfers
in the county of kcunehee for the week
,rJin,r \uuust ~ I>A2
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B.nno Galiert has returned from Old
richard.
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Will Hold Next K. Of P. Supreme Lodge Meet
ina al WASHINGTON.

KANSAS Cry, Mo-, Aug. 29.-Th,
Supreme lodge today decided upon Wash
ington city as the place for the next en-
campment of the Knights of Psthias.
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Nothing to Be
Desired

Every Flavor made by DR..
Price has the peculiar taste
characteristic of the fruit from
which it is obtained, and i'm
parts to cakes, puddings,
sauces or creams such a
delicious and grateful flavor
that their use really leaves
nothing to be desired. We
have yet to see the housewife
who has used DR.. Prices
Delicious Flavoring Extracts
of Lemon, Orange, Nectarine
or Vanilla, who was not de-
lighted with them. TINE PURITY
OF Or. PRICES FLAv0as is en-
dorsed by the leading chem
lists and heads of the great
universities of this continent
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Al Firr>BUEt.
New England Standing.


Auburn Gazette, o o "
Broekton, o o O.
Hits-AubuTn Gazette, }; Bruckron, Il, Error
Auburn Gazettes. }; BTorktoo. ,, Batteries
Lynch and Cunnaughton, Lincoln and Burke.
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GARDINER.

GARDINER.
Hon. AR. G.. Smith of whitefeki WIS in
;lIs city today greeting friends.
Mr.. III sses,btns Of Aver junction, Mass,
Il si.Iiiug o. e. ASdrr~s on Washington
avenue.
Mrs. wilsard and sister, Miss WymaB,
Of Chelsea. Mas. are visiting friends here
( fer fe~ dag.
Z Mr.. W H. Grsensief Of Baltimore. who
Z has beep visiting friends here, returned
( yesterday morning
{ uar.halI F.. r. Norton. who has been rus
treating at HE camp on Winthrop stream.
returned to dasy fhi> morning.
r woodward & Davenport. the Je~elerssfe
Displaying some very pretty designs IN stop
watehe.. jus, the thing for the fall races
Z 4 party will 20 to the top Of Iron hinf
! hill 10 observe. II possible. the electric iighs
+ On Mt. Washington. .ald to be- PLAINLY 'isi-
( bic.
I J. ". F.. johnson was drawn as traverse
/ Juror and IT, Huntington as grahh Jaf"r
I for the September term OF TIE superior
c9ar,
- Cla-on. Esq.. stsrted for Farming
tan scre.. the country With biz tesssa, Mon
d,y afternoon, accompanied by W ID
Whitney.
- 1f w lsnfN gtsFff. ID.
C.. ahere he j., employed by acie sam Is
epioging vacation Al bis old homo. IN
Farmin2'iaie
W. notice the removal Of the dead tres
from our public park This Is the first step
Inward the needed improvements which are
surely coming.
The ladies' Of Christ church will hold a
Marty at the house and lawn Of Mr. Ellis
an River avenue tins TUESDAY afternoon
ami evening. \ fine musical programme
ba. been arranged by Mr.. Coomts for the /
occasion.
The Flower service at Christ church h
ga, veil attended Sunday evening. There
as. 4 large and varied collection Of How"r'
which wcrr forwarded 10 the Maine ten
crsi Hospital by the carls traln Nondal (
morning.
Mr. Frank Nickerson ami wife who have (
b,.ru on a five weeks drive 10 Rangeie' 4
.itt, their team returned SATURDAY night I
Tiny report pleasant drive wishing many b
of the town. IN the surrounding country 4
and raught plenty of trout
Rev h : Ia,mala Jam, from Adrl"b"Pit. ?
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BOWditCh,W Webster AGO.

srxor with toadvrrtlsc an-shing any WHERE - any
] hme write % GEO. r. HOWELL CO. 10. "
fprc~ 81. New York
EVERY one IN need o! information on the subIfs,,
FL ~ a.Iverfiarg wilt do well to obtain eoty %
FOX for Advertisers" or IaAsss prize one dofiA5.
-aiIsd postage raid, on receiP' ~ price. Contains
careful compilation iynm the american Hewspspst
Direrfnry II all the heat pape.- and class t.ifnAs
rfves tbs alton rating OF every one, and ko
deaf II fnforp about rates and other mnstss
p<ytsi1jpz tot e business Of sdverliatn9. Adnfs.
EowEIL5 Ar tERIis1S0 BUREAU " Spsucsss2
octsdkwiy
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BoWditch, Webster & Co
Lots Of People

Can't secure good house-girl.
Can't sell their farms.
Can't ind employment
Can't find last articles.
Can't do hundred things because they
don't use the JOURNAL wan. column. I: is
really wonderful how much can be accom-
plisted by the use of these little, low-priced
advertisements. apresitf
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Rev. h. : l.asmajain, from Adrl"D"Ptt
Turkey. with his wife ami children th'
l.rtrrr Mt the First Baptist church his
evening 4, 20 ciock The lecture VIII
he npon the customs and habits of his o"
people. and be- and hi. family will display
ihr oriental costumes.
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The lsdie. of Christ church will hold A
marty at the house and lawn Of Nrs- Ellis
On River avenue tins Tuesday afternoon
ami evening ! fine musical programme
ha. been arranged by Mr.. Coom1s for the
occasion.
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At Observation-Disclosures, ?: Troy I.
At Albany-Albany, .: Pro, idcncc. o.
At Binghamton-B inghamton, s; Buifa
10, 3.
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Vt no time of the year does oak Grove
Crmriory present a finer appearance.
Dressed in its deepest green. with wen KEPT
lot. aud graded walks IT shows careful at
troflon. while the overlooking pond with
IL. fountain oval bridge and idle boat pre-
.cnt attractions rarely cqualled in cities Of
larger size
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Nothing is left of the great railroad
strike at Buffalo. The police had full
charge Sunda, night and repot. everything
quiet in the yards.
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The Flower service at Christ church
va veil attended Sunday evening. There
as. 4 large and varied collection Ut How"rs
- birh ecr.. forw ardeh 10 the Man" ten
crsi Hospital hy the early ttain Nohdal
rnnrnlnu
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Our national gane without Johnson's
Anodyne Lininsent, TO rub the heroes:
Impossible. d&wnrornfpr
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We notice the removal of the dead tfre'
from our public park. This Is the fifst step
tnwafi the needed Improvements which are
surely coming.
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HALLOWELL.

Ni.s Grace Lord has returned home from
Belfast
Edwin +. Blake returned from southport
Yesterday,
Mr%. C. y IIuff j. visiting relatives at
Newport and >trtson.
Hon and Nr. !. II. Leigh have returned
home from Squirrel Island
Nr. an! Mrs {. II, ogden are at their
cottage At cohbos-crroniec.
Mrs. Geo. + simmons and children ara
g, homie from Richmond camp ground.
Mrs. i. f. ~tcnru. and childreu are
spending >orur day- at Cobbosscccontec.
Willard Howe, who has been at Rich
mond camp ground the past three weeks.
LsS left for Wi,casset. where he will Hslt
frrnt-
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Mr.. p. !. Brookings Of Washington. ID.
e.. q here be j. employed by I'ncie sam IL
enioging vacation Al his old hone m
Farminglair.
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The oparettl .'ttueen of the Lassics by
Miss Lillian J.. Johnson, will be produced
at WiI-ou hall september 10Th Ther" arc
from - to ~ Young people engaged IN ITS
production Miss johnson has had this
npcretta in preparation since early IN May
.iul through the vacation season mas 'nter-
r..,tri the work >omcw hat she . hopeful
rn have sufficient r.h,ar-ai4 to meet fa'
,,rahGt. success Ms Johnson proposes to
issue 4 programme of the sr"nc-, ehdrdc
tcrs. etc. with advertisements from ncr
chants IN town, in short tune iialio"el
people IN. ma doubt, take more than pass
ing interest N it, AS Miss johnson is a Hall
DWELL girl. all through and one whose sue
cess in the i shtcr fields of literature III
speaks success in her new venture.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-30

Hon. A. X. g. Smith Of Whitefeh WIS IN
,l!.. cisy today greeting friends.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-30

+ vs.. r. johnson was drawn as traverse
Juror and / If. Huntington as grahh Jnf"r
Tor the September term OF TIE superior
c9urs.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-30

.. b. Ciason, Esq., started for Farming
ton acro.. the country With biz tease, Mon
day afternoon, accompanied by W. ID
whitney