Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-10-11


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r,on. % :, cash .nI Is Z hosrsler.
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""' he.u'ry u next year jus, the same
Apples are unusnallv b;,hl, -,
wear. 'aa
evening.
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o"""' "a'"S '''A away the last Of the
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plv of wa,sr ON hand far fan up
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Windy days don't seem to deter peopls
who wish to climb the observatory.
the boys are planning to take ia h.
worlds Fair" at Topsham this week,
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Dig irefXnts over tile BoatOn kann.k..
steamboat rout, Tn. ,no -. a.
TODAY bids fair IN be IN. h;u., ..n
son.
h"h'oh mas some excellent pictures Of
'he fairies anu HOVER girls in Opere,ia
his d,,r
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Happy White got out of iail ve.,s,5.v
and proceeded at once 10 hunt nm the an.
who nut him there. his ouonaam f,;aoa
King Alcohol.
Have you noticed the delicacy and hi,bs,.
to unreyealed tints of autumn foliage a,
brought out by the electric lights and tina
gloriously golden harvest moony
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| ''"o'.'' so' q"''e an "ssor'e" nag
cluding a greycoat. n rare bird in hi. ,;e;n.
| ity, one black duck, two gray SQUIRREL. and
| a partridge.
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i"e SONS '' 'e''rahs "a' meeting last
evening anu ''e S"ojec' o' '''ihs'rei en-
''''''''"ie"' '"'S "'"'er was u'se"sseu' ihe
| mon, thu, ,m,,.urs b.v. .y.r mn, nm IN,
staye here
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| i"e annual "'ee''"e oi inc 'oeai auA'ha'y
oi 'he W. NJ - wiz "e ne'' IN Tue We"
"y Oh Tue "reeh 81 Me'hoo's' enurch 'h's
evening business meei'hR al O'CLOCK
in s.u. ,.;,.,;a..,
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Randall has painted very handsome
sign for Highland Lodge No. %, A. .. u.
| w., and it is placed ON the front OF Their
hall. The emblems OF the order are
painted ON n black ground. The large an
Choir is in silver and the lettering In gold, ID
| Mr.. A. Mclaughlin, who bought out
George Bryants interest in the Franklin
House and the stable connected, took pos.
session of the premises yesterday. Mr.
| Mclaughlin is from Bryant's Mills. Mr.
| BRYANT will continue to run the second sta
| Bile beyond the house.
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lent. lhese couhteriehs are SO neaiiy eo'~'
up as to design nut vary IN weight. IL pe
moves Inc Augusta S'orekeepe's " pe "
tue LOOKOUT for these spurious COINS
The State Streets will probably play tb
Ken,'s Hill base ball team at Kent's Hill OF
Wednesday. The State Street are receiv
ny many compliments on the good bel
hey played at the Park Saturday. Their
is the material for crack team for August
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Mrs. l.. $. Whitney of Bath will occupy