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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-24
AsToHIsHED NO ONE.
Wonder Was He Held Out 50 Long.

A clerk tainted from nervous sxhanstiin On
r.tarning home 0eersesrk aad Herrotss strdi's
broke Aist dotrn, with tire al ito Of spring
Debility 50 prevalent at this season OF the year.
The same spplies TO thoas. MS OF oyervorked
clerks, mechanics, shop girls and others who see
themselves growing thin in faash-pae and sailow,
and nrd Themselves losing III. ir physical strength
and s.Tqpg nerve They grow weak. nervous,
tire sasily, have dal feeling head, wake tired
mornings, lose their ap elite, become nsti
pared, feel miserable. old. TAey are rapidly
br.gtiH9 doaca and should use Immediately the
great nsrve str ngthene, sai 81 isvigoFater,
DR.. Greene's Servura IL IS the best Sprins
mel cine in the world. sr will give elea- head
slreeg ami stesdy nerves. vigorous strength OF
body, and thus enable them 20 keep up to then
work
The Grio al o. has left il It's tIsin th9u.alds OF
weak, nervous aad deoili.ated sat rers whr
should use this great streugthener a I'D restoia
tive tonic If they DEERE to recover their forn,l
health and strength
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-24

Either e adopt ain pr caution, onF sane
tlouei By exptrtene. aad approved by me issl
me n, or incur tn risk Of dad, obda = e
and de-truct We ia various forms Of iutern,t-
tent or bilious ron'Init ent fever, or du .b ague,
which q the two. rCT ev rY type, every pha-,.
of malsria, " ostelter. Stoma h fisiers Il a spe
cite. II acts promptly, does its work thoroughly
As d. fence aga INST the nalarisf tsin It Is most
efert We. Emigrants 20 and deBizen- 4 egoBs
in IN West where miss ratio complaints a.. o q
riod cal yisi ants, shou be mindful of thi. nd
use the bitters a. q jacquard. for coHstip@ti)n,
bill usDrss, rrrumstism, "la grippe" kidney
and bladd roub he bit : via be fouGd 90
les u.efsI than In cases o malaria. Against the
injurious A-cts OF exp sur , TO lily or mental
fatigue * Is ALEC va nab pro .etIou
rarlsdeod ~ foi-r1
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-24
SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

George Cutirg. the fore MN of the re
pair shop of ,hs Maine Cenrsl Yard at
Bsugor, ues with 8 severe accident WrdG' 3.
day by thu handle cf : derrick ii ing
around ard striking him.
Ma.srs pbrlvs ID tdgs & CO. psid s20.-
2l9 81 in du les ut III, Portland Gus ON
house W,dAesd.y on S2i. p,xs Of tin
plate per Numldisu 81 CO the steamship
sasson Opened This cortesu hiss paid Sl.' =
1872 in dules at that porS slime.
The Morse Wrtc k4og Comp my arrived
at Boott bay Harb r rue.d.y nIsIi, ~urked
all ruesds, ii n. The schooner Day
hight, and got her fl on w daesday mora.
Jugs hide. Sac wss lesklrg. and will pr =
cesd 10 New \ ok la t.w without ci,-
chsr.i 9 her cargo.
Nesrly 10000 0C0 feet Ct lumber will
come iuto Moosenead Jake this eptiGg, 4 d
III, entire Kepue bee cue will aggregate lac. =
100000 feet. Toe Gov in the woods 90
The head waters Of the P+nobscot and Srou ad
hi lake is still two feet deen. and sl,ogef her
the lumbeflug season has been = very fsv-
orsble one.
The Masonic Grad ,dies ia Maine will
hold their annual sessions FOX 1892 at Ma
sonic Hall ia Portland, as gollows; Grard
Lotg' Tua day, Nav 3 at 8 o'clock, A.
NJ. G:sno c ,spIer, M.S 3. at o'elocs,
p. M. Or nd Couucil, Wednesday, May
4, AZ 2 O'clock P. NJ Gr.' Commsndery
Tuesday, May s. at o'clock, P. M.
Hetb,,t c. Goodsoe, bou d over for
trial On tha charge Of burning the Whipple
House at hi terry, died in the York cou ~
jail, Tuesday night. He has been confined
since March IA ard was insane beyoud
question when committed aud suffering
from liver and hesrt trouble. He was u
veteran AID pensioner Of the war, aud
about 80 years of ase, ProceeiiDg4 were
pending ior his removal to the iassne hos
pltsl
| Landlord Dennen of the Mt XII GO
House, ia come ction With several promi-
nent Green, lille lumotrmen, is preparing 10
send IN que exhibit to the Worlds Fa''
f, ia Cbicseo He hiss secured 8 number OF
| hsu ds me logs Of vaIious kinds Of bard and
| soft ~uud and they will be forwarded short
| ly, to be led as rustic pillars in the col
| strucIion of the ate Of Maine hnilding at
the fsir, forming part If the forestry e.
hot. The logs are very large, s.rsi. b.
| aid sound, having been selected with gfesi
c.re by experienced lumbermen. Mr.
Dennen secured the trees 10 be mt by him
from the heavily wooded northern slie OF
K,neo mountain, d they are handsome
sticks iadeed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-24

Late Tuesday night Sheriff Rsmsdell, OF
Fssssl bJro, came 10 the city WITH Peter
X )derick, who, it was alleged, had com
mitted rape mp ID the two chiidren of John
Pomelow, aged four and eight years respec-
lively. The man denied she charge from
toe start. Yesterday morning the father
and mother and he TWO children appeared
before Judge Stewart and stated their case
The little girl vas questioned closely. bu,
from her story nothicg could be gathered &c
convict Rodefick, ana Judge Stewart re-
fused to issue a warrant for his arrest. L,
seems thst Roderick had come to Pome-
lows house to board Tuesday morning, and
by night had decided that 1T was not place
where he cared TO stay. From all evidence
taken it would appear that Pomelo~ was
angry at having bis bosrder leave, aud
patched up the story of the assault to gel
even. The affsir caused quite breez, 81
Vassalboro, Sheriff Rsmsdel finding it
necessary to take his man to Wsteiville for
safe-keeping.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-24

The reports Of the city officers Of Wstsr-
vile for the ear eudilz Feb. 90, 1892, are
nearly sil in The hands Of the printe:. The
report, show 4 general healthy condition Of
AFFAIRS. Treasurer Thsyer's report will
show that s24i,slj 10 has been received.
SO 600 of which WAS from the sale of the
city bonds. The amount paid out on wS
rams drawn by the mayor is s239 S7G.44
leaving balsuce March LIST OF S243S 60
The p incipsl items OF expense have been
the zee cisy simsEouse and The schoolhonse
at the PlAins, each costing about $4,000 !;
the city electric light plant. Improvement
upon Main stree. and the completion of the
sever system Although the city had al
il crease of over 100 per cent. on the State
tax an increase m the couaty tax, the rate
OF taxation is II mills.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-24

The plans and specifications for the ma
solry Of the csasl Ard bulldogs OF the
HolIng'worIh & Whitney Company have
been received and bids made for the coz
strUc ION are tn be sent to the home ffct
in or er that they msy be optnsd by NJ lon
day next. Among the local CONTRACTOR
VINO are TO make estimates upon the ~ofb
srs Bu,hee & Rove and Food < Pee.
ter
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-24

The entertainment &c be given by St
Margsrets Guild Of the Episcopal caurch,
on the evening of April 80 b is now being
prepared. Mrs M Cobb OF Portland, will
give "Mrs. Jsriey's Wax figures" fes:t
in itself as she has presented them for
years and makes special poiat 10 intro
duoing local bits in happy and Elective
manner. The ladies Of the Guild viii pre-
side over several refteshnept tables and
the evening will close with hop.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-24

Itwas the shts OF Psthiss with thei,
wives and few invited friends WHO held
the soCisl event Of last evening at Thayei'.
Hall. There were about 100 gathered at
the reception. the first that has been hello
by the Knights. l: was not 8 stiff and for
NAL sff.ir but just Whist the committee
had planned it TO be. a social gathering
and q general good time for every indtvi :
usl present. Ia the banquet hail were Is
bles for card playing while in The lsrge
hall Dlnsmote and the dancers. of whom
there we're many, held forth with
Mr.. F. j. Goodridge as hlo, manager.
A bounteous collauon was served at the
interim ssion of the dance prouramme. With
the cards and dancing and the general CO;
dial socisbilty which Characterized the
gathering. the evening passed very quickly
and pleasantly, and the festivities were
finally closed with vote that this, the FIRST
reception, should not be the last. The
committee Of arrangements consisted Of
George Dol!off, J. g. Datrsh. s. F. Branr
and + VIII ,mb.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-24

CARIBoU-Selectmen and overseers.
Parker Hsrdison, E A Goodwin, Ihos Mar.
shall; treasurer, II 4 Edwards; supervisor,
d G Luce clerk, A W Hall. Adjourned
TIL to-day to fnIsh business
DEAD RIVER -Seiectmen, Albert Par
sons, Bert Greenwood, Wilism Parsons
tI.n clerk. Albert Parsons; school comm t.
tee, A Parsons. Money appropriated
Schools, SS5; other purposes, so.
EAsros -Selectmen. Albert Whitcomb,
G. n. DeLsie, F. b. Bars; town clerk,
F. l. Spear; supervisor, b. s. Grant.
Money appropriated: Schools, 500; high
ways, 22J; support Of poor 400; other
purposes, 5l5.
PERHAM-Selectm IN, B. K. Blackstone,
Jtmes Nutting, M q Pesry; town clerk, c
opau ding, scacoi committee, W Fl Btss
don. Money sppr pristed schools, $500
high-sJs, 1900; other purposes, town
charges, 800 boF5ing groupd, ITO; school
books, 60,
MArLEroN Moderator, 0. P. Hughes
ERIK, Il. A Smith; .ec,men, assessors
sud overseer Of poor, j \ Stewart, ID W.
Moores. Jas. Fl. Porter, treasurer, j. z
Mor,oa; tj~nss s. c. F. Smlth schotl
IN mittee Chss. + Coffin; collector Of
taxes, Z. A. Smith. Raised 5000 iii labor
for sos1s; $500 for Schools; $50 for
school books; 1000 for poor; 800 tor town
expenses; 80 for &. A X for memorial
aud reunion expenses. Refused to accept
g road re Gently laid out BY the seit csmeD.
wAsHBURs -Selec,men, Turner Wiley,
W. II ballard, J. l. Mcdonald; town
clerk, W. s. Fsrnham; supervisor, II S.
Sleeper. Money appropriated: Schools,
5000; highways and bridges. 5000 70 be
expended in labor aud m.teriaI} SUPP OFT
of poor and incid, n ais. 1900; other pur-
poses, for free high school, 200; to purchase
tex. books, 100; for Observance If Memorial
day, IS; for village sidewalk, %; for .un-
ing ferry boat, loo
THmLrPs-Selectmen, D. d. Gr. fam,
B. +. b.Ai, L. F. Ho.t; town clerk, b. 7.
Parker; school commute, II s. Wing.
Money appropriated Schools, $1,000; bis b.
ways, 5000; suppors Of poor, 1000; other
purposes, 1870.
MApRID-Selecfmen Bion Wing, q A
Durham, J W Voter; so~n clerk, Reuben
Sargent; school conniites, Bioa Wing, A
Fl Weboef. Money Appropriated; SCHOOLS,
$3.50; highways. 1000 suppofs Vt poor 200 !,
hex p Purposes, sz5-
PRssQuE IsLK-Selectmen, L Smith,
AE IrsiIs, W DAFT; town e.eik, j Il
Juid: school committee, g NJ Park, Rev
C~uik.ns. Miss L Grover. Money sppro-
priased Schools, $500; highways, 10 eco /;
.sposrt Of poor. law o.her purposes,
1900
REED PLAsTATioS-Ssisc man, Fl o
Perry, Frank Keesan, W b Caf ,rd; town
clerl, Staples; supervisor. j b Young.
Money spproprisied; oeaools, $50;
OF ler Purposes, $50
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-24

The annual meeting Of the Centennial
Burisl Ground Association was held at the
city rooms last Tuesday night and the 70
low I'll GERS were eiec ed President,
Hiram Fuller; vice president, L. Rove Il Z;
secretary F f Besne Treasurer, j W.
CiarE executive jmn4itse, Q ! ,Gd Gu
Tie, J W. Fuller. J II. L-iga, j. W.
Church, J II Lowell, Z. A. Cole snd e
F. 5 mmnns.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-24

Mr.. Samuel Currler OF this city has late
ly received Letters from PGrjl and and Chi
cage parties saying thst the said parties
Gill be in the ci.y Friday, March %. on
business come cTed wiki the building of 3
cream rv in this city. All parties interest
ed in this new business are requested to be
present st Mr.. CurrieI . Office between II e
hours of 8 and o'clock Friday, MaTca %.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-24

Mis-. Msy CRAFTY, wa5 has Beea engaged
il the millinery Trad. IL rnis city, is roS in
Boston With Mr.. CrocAet, as 500
Washlrston street. preparing for he sp ic &
work M.ss Crazy Will return 10 Hst-l-
vile 4 few weeks, ard with Ms Ltmb
and Lawrence will do millinery work for
Wasersllie ladies', after the istes. Boston
stYlss
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-24

John Hiats Of This city while attending =
mask bali at Randolph Tuesday evening
had Z marrow escape from & serious acc
dent. 10 attempting to rua down the s,air-
~sy in Jeweti's hall be tripod On his cos
tune and was thrown hesdlong the eusif {
length Of the stairway. He fortu ostely es-
capped with only bruised head aad q severe
shaking un.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-24

For some time the police auth Irities OF
Halo yell have been boxing for young
man named Fred Moore, who figured gate
promi aeEty 10 & frse.s 10 that city some
time ago, srd yesterday hs was arrested By
City Marshal Norton sad pls sed in the eafe
OF CITY NJ srshai M.td)x OF Haiiowell.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-24

A telegram was received from Prof
Robinson yesterday forenoon stating that
owing 10 sick e.s he you'd be unable 10
Lecture in The opera hj1se this event 9.
His lecture on Chemical Analysis" will be
given one week from tonight.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-24

SnIGA - Mar. -.
FLoUE Neglected
wskAi-m4 e.Islly, lower ;------
No. spri7s ~. no. ?, req, sIa.
COM firm eo2 3f4
OAIs-g4iet, -. a. 81.
4rB-So. 4, Sc;
BAEbsr-Eo. z, Sd.
FLA&sEED-Sot {. 9yl.
Pogs-hisher, Z takt0Dz.
LARD loser. p-r 100 lbs. o. l5s6 IA
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-24

Diseases, desperate grown, by desperate
appliances are relieved, or rot at all" The
point of wisdom is to check them before
they reach an far by buying a bottle Of
Salvation OIL. Price % cents.
"Conspirscies no sooner should be
formed than executed and cold should
no sooner be taken, thsu q bottle of De
Bulls Cough Syrup should be bought and
used accordil to the dire enons.
4 ffolym
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-24

The members of the senior class of the
high school who are interested 10 the drama
Placer G. DID, which was presented at the
opera house Friday evening, went to Sou b
Gardiner Tuesdsv evening and repeated the
performa nee in Grand Army hall under the
ausp ces of Hildfeth Post. There was 3
large AMI sppre cIs'ive audience present and
many Of those taking part received gen
erous applause. They show much ability
as actors and actresses.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-24

The social, supper and entertainment
given at the Frat Baptist church, Tuesdsy
eveli ~ received generous patronage. and
was . f3snci 81 success. The First Bsptis.
people are establishing Al excellent repu.s
tien ks entertainers.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-24
Lebanon Springs Railroad Sold.

Troy, N. Y, March %. The l. ramon
Spring. Il ulrosd WAS sJid A. sucnan here
today IT suit to close certfi afes, smount-
ing to $3.50 COO issued b, Receiver Van
NAlienhuig snd beld by I'll, CeH'rai Ns
tiopai Bank Of Boston
The rnsd is subj &c to mortgage ss2rs
sa,iug So SOC 90 and he soprS ne count
bad e. ,lned the sale. WIN. Foster of r.
$500. This was the only b d and the
property wa. sold at that fl ,0te.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-24

A very pleasant socisble wac hsld in the
Bsp .ist vesuy Tuesday evening. All kinds
Of table games were INDUCED in with great
success, that is, success to the winner"
In the miist of the games new kiEd OF
refreshments, consisting Of crsckels
pickles aud moiasses csndy, was placed
upon ,hs table and the company seemed to
es. with relish.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-24

Fire was discovered under the main tlo)r
at Lawrence Bros mill, South Gardiner,
Tuesday evening at about s 80 o'clock.
The alarm was sent IN snd the steamer COM
psny we're promptly on hand with their en-
CINE. IL was rot necessary to uss any
great amount of wafer SIS the fire WAS dls
covered a. I,t the time when q few pals
Of wster promptly applied ex!inguished the
flames. A delay of 3 very few minutes
would have been suffi Gent to have given
the fire such headssy that the entire mill
mus! have been destroyed. The cause Of
the fire is not definitely known.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-24
Maine Colt Stakes for 1892.

II ever there WAS time when the breed
ers of c2tts It Jod 10 need of coed oppof-
tunity to prove the worth Of their stock, ant
the superiority of its breeding, it istc-
day. With the State flooded with loice
specimens, possessing the very best BLOOD
OF hs county, With the one idea in the
mind of III . public tbst merit hinges upor
perf1rmau ce, it becomes Necessary for tn.
indiyidusl 10 educate his colts and prove
iheir worth in actual contests. This hss
served to r, nier prominent III colt stakes
at the several fairs ard ttots held through
1ut The season. Among these the stake
ffered By the Msioe State Fair tffic ers
t.nd st ths frtn, if for 10 o'her ressoa
than that they offer an opportunity to W n
honors not possible elsewhere becaue of thf
larger attendance. Each yexr has wit
aessed an increase in number OF entries
until the general form Of management
has been accepted IS the beat fol
sill concerned. The officials are early in
the field this year with ths following a.
nouncement whioh should csll out hearty
response from the breeders, especially the
smaller ones. The provision which allows
one to transfer hi. entry any time before
the third pay ment is made is surely in the
interest Of the breeder of single colt.
This year sre :ial attractions will be Of
k,t 4 Co. -
be tJosted at thu State Fair Sept. 6, I, s
and 8. 1892
For fools of 1891 . mile heats. eest in 3, $50 90
1870, " SIS 90
"" "" 1885, 1.s., :. "" =" aims IS CO CO
The society offers z consolation purse for
tina non -winnel 5 OF III stake money as fol-
lows: One year old, $50; two years old,
s75: three years old, $50; four years old,
sl05 total added money, $3.50
CONDITIONS. he stake money will be
divided as follows: First colt in each class
shall receive 80 per cent. Of The entire
sake morey and sli the forfeit money !;
he second colt 25 per cent; the third colt
10 per cent; and the fourth colt 10 per
cent. Of the stake money. The consolsiion
money, gwen by the society, will
BE- divided equsliy between the nor
Tinne of sny part of til. stske money, IN
the various classes 10. ~hlch It vas gwen
pr Jvldeo tb, 10 cot III Ill reeve more
tnsn 'he anogni Of the paid up ttske
ouey. Escn { ASS wi require four OF
more IN ri. 5 to fit. Ia c.se OF bad wes'h =
o. he. unavoid be CAUSES the foc,ety
claims ha right to posa O le o. to ssni~ich
he faces SIS may 10 Il EN- en- p o. &c.
Ib. raPps will h.l trnf;.1 nntep tho
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-24

Owing to the pleasing success which has
been the result of the series Of Thursday
evening assemblies given at Society Hall,
the management have concluded to give
few more dances. The nexs will be given
at Society Hall tonight.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-24
What is
IY!!:S1I.;;:1|Z:I|

cas,or;a il Dr. Samuel prescription for lnf;s
and Children. contains neither Opium Morphine
other Narcotic substance 1t is harmless substitute
far rare.oric Drops, Soothing Syrups and Castor OH.
4, IL Pleasant Its guarantee IS thirty years by
I,ons of Mothers Castoria destroys Worms nn aays
fex.r,shpess. Castori: prevents vomiting eonr Curd.
.,o,es t,,arrhua and Wind Collie CaStCria relieves
teethins troubles, cures constipation a'd fi'a:sH"y.
Castoria estimates the food, regulates :i stomach
aud bowels, giving healthy and natural slcep, Cas-.
,,r,a is the Cbildrcns Panacea-t,e Mothers Friend.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-24

Amorg those who wen. to Portland
yesterday, TO attend the sirmhi dinner OF
Coloy university were President and Nrs
A. W. Small and Mr.. ami Mrs.. A. W.
Damn
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-24

Yesterdays storm with the dlsagreeable
Walking which resulted was no hindrsnce
to the big crowd which witnessed the pro-
duciion OF Bronson Towards military dra-
ma "~ lensndosh" st the opera house in
the evening. Ii was in every respect a
gtest success and pleased the audience,
The east is 8 remarkably strong one as is
necessary to put the life and spirit into
the noble characters which were conceived
By the author of the play. Shenandoah
as managed by Chss. Frohman, lie one Of
the best comedy dramas ever given in
Maize. a word might very properly be
said in this connection concerning the eff
fort which Msosger Johnson is making to
present only fist class companies 10 the
patrons of his opera house. The past few
plays have been nj a high order Of excel
lence, notably Tine Solicitor" and "Sleu-
andosh." They are expensive companies
to handle but the thFsttt goers have sppre-
ciated Mr.. Johnson. Efforts and on the
evenings in question hsve packed his opera
house with large audiences of the best PEG
pie in Gardiner, Hsilowell and Augusta
and neighboripg places. Mr.. Johnson's
efforts to raise the standard and present
only good companies will be continued,
none but firsE-class ones will be put on the
boards at his opera house and when the an
nounce nent of play is made the public
may rest easy tina, it shall fulfill sill Chains
to the letter,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-24

The skating season is apparently at a
cloee, as the skate racks in Wilson hall
have been torn down. The bills are out
for the last dance Of the season, which lie
mas Isrsde ball. to be given Wednes-
dsy March 30
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-24

Willis, Kittredge, Cottle & Co, are max
ing Improvements by taking out the large
bias formerly used FOR grain 10 the rear
part Of the store, TO make room for flour
and other provisions
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-24

The Central street. cadets assisted ia the
production Of "S lsn.ndoah" last evening,
performing several very creditable ma
ng 1vree.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-24
DIR. W0Odbury's AnfidOte

in roves the app tite aod digestion. and is
N me qusle1 remedy for Dyspepsis, Msisris
and Ssomacn siimznt., Sold ov sill Drug
q sta. nisi23 * xehsko
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-24
Senator Morrill, Ont Of Danger.

WAsH1SGroN, March % Senator MOI
rill is no longer in d,nger from pneumonis
bat 10 still very weak.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-24

The regular meeting Of the Epwofth
League OF the Methodist church will be
held this evening. Mr.. Add Mrs. Ben
SmitA will entertain.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-24
HALLOWElI LOCALS,

1t Is understood that some Of our veteran
fremen are contemplating repairing the
I'd engine Torrent and ruln.ng q vola lteer
company.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-24

A. A. Johnson, tailor, has returned to Oak
land aud Will sec up businsss again la snt
rooms over Henry Dexters barber shop.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-24
BEEcHlM's PILLS cures sict Headache.

He: Do you believe il marrying 70,
lovss che: Csr,sialy if one a,esiy
has piensy Of mouey ID treis Free Press.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-24

The osuich sutpssses the goat IS an cpl
cure. When 10 nfi cement II swallow
win svidity and dlgesss With ease, stones,
pieces Of wood and iron, knives, and other
Ike deicscies.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-24

Dr.. Paiibfick remains ss Youaa's hotel
three more days this month. The dc or
leaves % the l7Eh Of every month.