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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-26
OUR DISPUTE WITH CANADA.
The Tory Press Wish 10 Hurry Up the Can
dian 500 Canal

MONTH"; a.. Aug. 2j.-The Tory press III
view of President llarrison's retaliation
proclamation are strongly advocating that
itr work on the Canadian 500 canal be
pushed forward with all possible dispatch
Nccor,' ng to the n''r;stcr of railways and
canals the work is already in an advanced
state. The excavation at both ends is COM
reted to the depth of ! feet. but the IN
tcntisn is to cry it to - feet. The loci
will be 300 feet long by SO feet wide, so
that a whole tow may be locked through a
A time. The cou..uctors have until the
spring of 500 to finish the work but the
tories intend To ask Parliament next session
TO vote money enough to enable the work to
be- completed by neA, July. rhc Tories are
boastin. that once the canal is completed
the Canadian government VIII he entirely
independent of any action the tr'tcd
States may take,
The fact is that the canal is Il big Doodle
scheme and the cunscrvn.vcs are highly
pleased It hay .ng AN excuse to distribute
hundreds OF thousands of dollars among
the governments fricnGs. Many of the
independent papers are strongly protestin .
agans the scheme. ] he Witne 9
strongly condemns the boasting of tic mil =
isters and their newspapers orga-s, and
protests against the proposed outlay on the
Canadian 500 Canal. i says
There is ma reason Why the work on the
Canadian 500 Canal should be hurried
through at an extra cost of hundreds of
thousands of dollars to the people. The
Canadian govern nent does not intend to
discriminate against the Americans any
more after this season in any east, 50 tn
with tie Close of this season gil troubles
arising ont Of the canal question between
the two governments will il may he hoped,
be over There will never be cents re-
turn il, the shape of revenue from the Sault
Ste. Marie Canal, and its maintenance,
which will be rendered more costly if it is
rushed through, will always he burden
upon tbe people. Had we been careful to
maintain = friendly policy with the hmeri-
can government instead of inviting retalia-
ton, there would neyer have been any need
of the vast outlay on this canal
President Van IIoruc Of the Canadian
Pacific Railway Company left this evening
for New YORK, hence he will sail for
Europe on THURSDAY morning by the fuerst
Bismarck. Ills trip is in connection with
the proposed last Atlantic steamship service.
OTrAwA. Aug. 2j.-it has been decided
that the Government shall reimburse the
Canadian shippers for any loss they may
sustain through thr imposition of tolls on
freight ~oing to a Canadian port through
the St Mary Canal. \ meeting of the
Cabinet was held to discuss the out
,ok amI thu probable effect of President
Harrison proclamation on Canadian lake
81 piping. i mcmbtr of the Cabinet said
that no auempt al retaliation will be
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NEW YORK. Aug. p.
New York Produce Market.

Ntw YORK, Aug -.
tIo.M-Reegipt.' lso4 pke.' sSpor,s' ~, !,
dull, weak, absence Of demand ,-----------------
extras, :. s'lj 90; c,iy
mills 2.,ai ~ CITY mills patents. jGa4 9"
winter wheat low grades, 100 so; far
Minnesota clear. !; rtil 20; sfraigh's, ijai b
patents 2sai ~, rye mixtures. 0oa3 81, super
linz STA. 10. tine, o9s2 10
E,E FtoUE-tiull. weak.
WnIEAr-Reccipt, hs5yl.' bi-h: exports, H. ~.
saIes, i!rs'o. narkr; ols'nfd weaker, closed irmer
aud moderately aftive ,---- ---------
sfluat ,1la>., fob: Nc. red. ria ;
- NJ I-.ffhsrn -sla>,i, No. hard, 81
H Mo-, northern, aI,a--, No. Chicago, >fa
-. lob. no. Chicago, fob; no. Milwaukee,
.IAKt.tY-aomiual; No ;, d1af9.
BAILEY HALr--gnHt-
EYB-duil. western Fis6s.
CuRS-E-c-irts. .s,s', exports, ei1@'; ta'cs
& 80 a ket dun, easier. - - -
----No. :, oi.s-, elevator, 1iis--
q At; fob. No. Ia (, No. steamer
Il ed r. delis cred
oAr -I:secip,s. Eisfo' exports. soi bush :
sal... saHs; market quiet, EASIER; No:;. fs4a-.
10 wtlie tia. Mo-, s.a39i do white t.aisl q.
No l. -; mixed western, Yiti1t; ,ie white.
CofFgE--Eo, fiflner, iaorc active: No. Z. HIATT.
sr%NR--Fsw, tFm, ~ IT refined fairy
active and irm. lew sr'i., lower r.
Ne, . i,st, No :, a.; No "a g.
No. II. 3sa.;i No. Z, > . leii ii-i5: Ne. Il,
;i,aisf. 90 l6a4 IS. m0nid a, iiaIG;--
Of : l6ii : ~ ilniild. Is u; staaiarii ia! ;
,-,nfec,iencrs, i.ii -. cat loaf. > i'ia5 J. Is
crushed, : ;s-iS II s,-is; powdered, I, AZ - :
-FaaHlsfrs:, 1 ) "a - cubes d a..
n rEuf ETI--qu.et. silently; tinted, 55S.
ragE-tigti, aoIriaa; - -ssles - bit-
far export. Oil rles. sl3 s5ai3 %; new mess
sIf 2,af4 -. .Strs rr.Hie Il.
BEFF-,bfiet. W
BEEF Htas-lHil-
IARp-ppeRed lever; closed steady :-westefn
s;rasn, ein-,,d AT g. gas-- city Steam tta7 ja5
reliaed ,llies, steady; continent, Ia -; A
: ~0a---.
It rTFE-ligif ,ieinand about steady; state dairy.
iSa.es; do creamery 2laz4 western dairy Halo;
do creamery .7sat4. do factory, iiai7;
Elgia, Gsiaei. rolls -. Penn. creamery. a
-Iso; fancy eolarrsi e!a,ss do tnr white, 9,a9t,
oil. -; do white ssse; part skins. aas full
SKINS, az
freighs- 10 Liverpool. market dull. easier.
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Rare Fossils in Aroostook County.
[ Aroostook Republican.

The following interesting article is from
the pen of Glof Nylander, who last year
collected some fine fossils around Square
Lake. which were obtained for scientific
societies:
The fossils of Arvostook county are very
Interesting and AFFORD many perfect speci-
mems from the Silurian age. in the west
de of Square Lake Is an ou,crop of the
Lower llilderberger period which is the
most recent formation of the Upper Silu-
rian, and not 'of the old-Silurian age, as
recently stated in Presque Isle papes.
The rock is largely composed of the stems
of crinoils hich grew abuudantly on the
bottom of the sea during the Siurian age.
Corals and mollusks of many species have
aided largely in forming the rock of that
section.
There have been three or four species of
Crinoils found at Square lake, distin-
gcished by the Different shapes of the stems,
as the heads or perfect specimens are rarely
found. of corals there are four species,
among which the Parasites Gathlandica,
the most abundant in the world, is found.
Trilobites are placed As being among the
highest of life during the Silurian age.
Specimens OF five different species of the
Trilobites are found at Square lake, and
the writer of an article IN one of the Presque
Isle papers certainly is mistaken when he
states that specimens of different species
have been found there.
Over 80 different species of Brachiopods
| have been found at Square Lake, many OF
them perfect specimens and some the best
ever found.
Seven different species of Gastcropods
have also been obtained in the Vicinity of
| Square Lake.
Outcrops of the Lower liilierberger pc
| riod are found in many places i'll the I'D
! lands in Ashland.
| There is a sandstone area about four
miles " ide i'll Sheridan Plantation of the
Silurian age, wi ch contains many good
casts of shells and corals that were once
rolled on the beach of a Silurian sea.
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Poultry Points.

Avoid any food, however cheap. if musty
ar spelling.
Choose lean meat for the hens and cliica 5
when buy x.
Separate the sexes during the MOULDING
season when it eau conveniently he done.
\ little tIncture of iron in the drinking
water i an excellent thing for moulting
fowls.
Give the young stock good care ami keep
them growing steadily and fast with proper
feeding.
1t the poultry keeper would remcmbor
that what makes fat docs not make eggs,
there might lie less trouble and more profit.
Supply plenty of pure, clean water. \
hen will drink fifteen to twenty times day
IN hot weather if afforded the opportunity
One cause of fowls becoming crop-boun'l
is feeding quanti,t of food at once aud
at long intervals to fowls in confinement.
Fowl, at large gather food slowly and So
never eat to repletion at once
II YOU can get the hens vigorously at
work scratcl ;ng it VII 10 much to prevent
their LAYING 50. .-sIellel eggs, becoming
egg bound or ha' n apopiexy. all diseases
10 = hich ovcr-fatness con1uces.
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EVERY ONE FINDS A NEW USE.

2.21 H. Naumkeag brn. s..bN Lexington,
by Gen. Knox 22S, at Milo, Aug Il.
DR. T.. Russell of Lewiston has sold 10 Il
gentleman stopping at POLAND Springs, and
who owns II stock farm At WASHINGTON, ID.
C., the brown mare Vida Boone, foal.l 4
1850 by Daniel Boone: dam by j. &. Nor
rli, . % second dam the dam of Mnpgl"
Miller, 22G - by Bay State. She has
produced several fine foals, and will be
used for brood mare.
The DAY was, remarks Duntnn'S Spirit,
when an agricultural fair was nothing more
than pumpkin show. That day has gone.
tionc forever. To hold n successful fer,
in ls?2. one must have some horses, not
merely some horses, hut u good many of
them an good ones at that. Today any
country schoolgirl can tell q good horse
from an ugly brute.
+. &. Daggcit Of Sandy Point, ils very
handsome ycarling by Wilkesmont dam hy
Black Rock. The colt is at the park for
training. Recently he was harncsSed intoa
sulky for the first time aud went quarter
in - seconds MIR. Daggett has refused an
offer of 5000 for the colt
Brother Thompson in Turf, Farm and
Home SAYS IN exchange, in speaking of
the Maine PAGER Daily News. 2.2l II. by
Franklin. saws that Franklin vas by Stral-
a No. Ir ii. nn,tl : nm
il that way. Our information is that Frank
lin was by Cassius NJ. CLAW ID, of the New
Hampshire branch of the family, from
which tBalardsj Cdssius NJ Clay AMI
Joncssi cassius NJ. Clay came. Ballarls
G.. NJ Clay is sire of May Day, 2.3n; dam
of Margaret s., PIP -.
The beautiful wilkes stallion. four-ycar-
old owned by Webster Williams Mt North
Arson. that trottcd at Norrilgcwock
recently. is colt Of great promise. lie
trottcd the heat without skip; being sent
of the first quarter u gait the first half
in ! .I6 and being alone in the fell was
walked in from the 81 pole, making the
hlilt IN Zfhf. ~ ' T0lA tdln was Sifpt nv
Gideon same sire Of dam of Nelson .. 10.
This horse has had but about two weeks of
actual work for the track. Mr.. Williams
refused 10 think of 5000 for tie horse
Whom offered il ut Norriigcsork, Wcdnes-
lay. but expects greater fortune in the :
near future for him. He will trot at Ban
gor. LEWISTON and probably odd Orchard
,hi. fall.
Work on the Phillips race track il being !
rapidly pushed forward. They have over
thirty men and sixteen horses. The track |
will probably be completed by The first Of
September. Han Winning has taken the I
contract of John Wheeler 10 build the
grand stand
Weh il one Of the best towns in Frank !
lin county for good horses. e. q. Dammer !
has fine, large. Knox gclIing which ran !
1huw a three minute clip. owen hummer /
has fine three-year-old lilly shirh stands !
ij.2 and has haniy way Of going. j. p.l
Maxwell, shows Soho very extra stock an1
can tro, good one on first view.
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Sage Cheese.

'iee" ny ~. 'o'' NV '' IT, '''' ~ MI a..
cnee'e' "''a"0 - .;,i' ',.'n
oii'es' 'i''' l,'' -, nav :. -, ,..
af"ha,ir h'rnsi N''iIn HIM II null '';o,u
pa'a'aoie' nan ''v SUI P'"I ";.A NJ i"'o
cheese no" WI :" '''tVf Is ~" III f'''''
au' Wy nou. "''.' az .as :, lis h,o,
MI lienis , :,te"'n' 80 ',.;m
on "a'f! NJ uif'edo"s ioi ''''N'"S 1t a.
ioiio"s ,.,,;.1 ,,, ~ L..
sag CHEESE Is '''o'''e ~, h'''' '"', ''', "
mate III SINAI, 'a'fl "is Il "'so n','" II as
green chetse' ror '"eese VI ,'t"l Po" VI.
TWO iais' nuns VI III "' "
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CANADIAN D6F6NGeS.
4 Million Dollars 10 Be Spent in Fortiiyirs
British Columbia

OTTAWA Aug. 2:,.--tien~ Sir John Ross,
in command Of the British troops Of Hall
fax. sill jnin Gen Herbert ami Minister of
Militia Bowel AT Victoria mex. week Ia in
speet the ,lefenees of the Pacific coast with
a yiew to pui.iug the fortitica.sons of Brit
ish Columbia in an efficient state. The
British government has bern urging the
Canadian government to strengthen the de-
fences of British Columbia, promising to
contribute toward the e1pcase il Ganala
would pay her share. 1t has now hccn de-
cisiesl to exprnd ST ,tSr',v1t III ps,.ige the
Notifications AMI land dcfences of British
Columbia in a state of efficiency The
work will be carried out unier the direction
If the British government In officer Of
the British army has arrived In Canada to
study up tn, facilities of the Canadian
Pacific Railway Company to transport large
bodies of troops across the continent in case
of sudden call.
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Trite but Vital.

Improve your farm. No farming lays
that does not improve the farm. Besides.
the money You put in the fam is safe,
the title he good. That bank won't break
or that boom burst Bcauiily your home.
1t doesn't cost much, and it pays better
than any other investment. Plant some
vines. shrubs au1 trees; prepare a pit or
greenhouse for flowers. Your 81 hrcr
will he purcr, better and more happy
for being raised in the H.
of tasteful and beautiful environment.
Make home a happy place, and cul.ivatc n
the hearts of your children love for home.
Don't he always g.umbling about the hard
ships of farm life. un.I you drive your
children away Oh v,ldcat chase after
wealth that will wreck aracter and bring
gray hairs in sorros . the grave. God
bless you. my farmer friend. The con-
servatlYc Influences that are 10 save the
country from wreck by the unhealthy excite
ment and wild spcculations of this age are
in the rural homes of the land. .icqnit
yourself IKE man, and preserve and i'm
prove the fair heritage God has Sven you.
Cor New York Tribune.
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Southern Engineering and Construction Com.
p2ny Special Stockholders MEETING.

\ special Sinckhnidrrs' inertiDe Of the southern
Engineering and Construction tompnnt viii be
held at the office Of VI. :. iIoluas, ~ the CITY OF
Augusta Maine, ON SATURDAY, The 2. Ia day Of Az
gnst, \. D. lst1, at ~ O'Clock in the forenoon
for the following purpose
l-'io so, u the stor.hnlirrs will vote TO r.p.,I
the htiaw..
To see II the si1ekholders will vote To adopt
u c0ds Of bylaws.
ito chop-c by hHllHt board Of directors aud
n,hT officer for the remainder ~ III. current year
The polls I" remain 0InH from Il O'Clock noon uu
tai ) O'Clock 10 the afternoon.
vi" SEE II the stockholders will vote 20 change
III" nainr 81 The company from the Snutii.rH IN
giirrring aud Construction company, 10 The
'unborlHnd Engineering and Construction Com.
pAus.
=, ia -"r u the Stockholders Will vote 10 change
the Inf value of iifo stHtJ from twenty. i've dol
lars la one hundred 'loilars.
e. 10 transact any other business which may
lrgFiiy rpmr b"forc the meeting.
BYBoN Bon tlerk.
Augusta, Maine. Aug T., lsg,
aHgi7dim
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NEW YORK, Aug. -.
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Miss A bi.s J0bi,er died at her home =.
this civ carly Wednesday morning alter d.
sickness ot eight weeks with typfioid pneI-
moliia. Si,e was most estiniable yoang
Lady who had hosts Of frienils. Her
mother one sisier AMI three brothers .
main to u0ira her loss. The funeral o.
eur- this Fnday morning at the tatho
chu5ch At . clock.
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a. WEINuAIsr, .ise President.
,spe .tsi.4
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CHICAGO. Aug. ..
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CALENDAR OF COMING EVENTS.
state Affairs.

N"It Labor bay.
sept. r. ANNUAL state urtiou.
sept IL Meeting Dl Executive Council.
Temperance.
August Waldo Dist Lods. Good remplars,
Freedom.
~,Ii.'. ~1mer-rt District Lodge Good Tempars,
Madison
-,Ii.sab,r - kcnpct,c Dist Lodge Good TEN
Itar-, HN't~,ti'-
>,pt-mbti IT, ll,catiqui, Dit. Lodge of Good
lrmrtr<. hrci nyiI".
Religious.
August u = spiritual Calnpmr,ting a, Temple
Heights Newport.
Nuan,t u ,s-~itrituali,t amp Meeting. Verona.
August - = state Convention, Y. l.. :. {. T.
Hanger,
Sogti,i - :; Calni, Meeting at south lima.
Ng9I',t sept seventh bay Adventist Camp
N,lng Auburn
in.a,-! =, - temperance Camp Meeting Old
orchard
August ,; sept . camp Meeting, Washington
August t!'-~cpf camp Meeting at Strong.
August =t- sept : Camp Meeting At last Ma
Angus, % tloostogk Baptist Association, Carl
kugust l-Wa Arlington baptist Association, PEN
hrnk,-
hm,,i = -tuiytr.aiist Grove Meeting, o
tir".r, ,-aaburu.
~cpi. unucock Eapti,i Association, Bruokliu.
Patron, Of HU Ina ndry.
Angus; Nv aldo Pomona Grange, lIarYe 4
Noon. Ihuud K.
August - -1ntk Pomona Grange, iHroueiicli.
hosu~t al-kcnnchec Pomona Grange oak
Gruyr, Na--'lhorp-
september 6W aide County Pomona tirsngr,
Elt,i,tt. " :tld1-
September Excelsior Pomona tirange. ih.
lip.
.,i,f. IT, Nujrd-co@Ein ro,nona t'rnnsr' LAX
.,er. Nn''ErH.
The Turf.
august In,;i--t rankin l'ark Races. Pennington
sent q Races ~ Buxton.
sept. n i6-Racrs at t,crhHm Park.
sept. ~ 2,-Races at Sac0-
August = - tHuul frotting Meeting Of Waldo
Horse Breeders Association at Belfast.
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lGEN

aCEuTC whs ue haudlinz oai publications
NuLNiS ar making iReust- Hs ~ d. not
piaew IN ilfrr hst,slS only s4teH publications.
there t. popular H. r,snl snt and ,ar books lIt
all good sellers, ol,' ssuHi the isHfl reports
thst he sold eac hundred relt, oi "~Hlussio.- of
Chestnut" The hrse wa, X gupijiaF ", amt rc.
ccisins eicwiHs ssts,i4Is ftuu agents throughout
the sfsis, tae Rsrscg 10 this wonderful book u
proving to Pc le,Rsn "a - tsrnts. fucr- IS still
ser, 81 arst, 70 pTecuT" 'hr agency tor this -ie
rsoas hoax. address, f. 4, KNOWLES & co.
Ansasis, Me.
Dav,d i,arker's Ppsns ase Published b =. T..
kNs.wI.fss i tp- sHgnsia. Ne. some of eur
agents arr hagtlhns this book with il, 'slagglers
OF Chestnut aad tad that tue two do no, conflict
saa vith both pusitcs'soas, they making bGe
pay. dectdSw
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Act on II new inciplc-regnat.n the
liver, stomach and bowels through the
nerves. A now discovery: Dr. Miles Pills
speedily cure hilliousncss, bad taste. torpid
liver, piles, constipation. ncquailed for
men, women. children. Smallest. miklcst,
surest ~ doses, - cts. Samples free at
Bowdi,ch. Webster < Go.
octy1dpolSwIy
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Dr. Abbott has moved into his new den-
tai rarl,,rs IN Pls!sted block The room,
are espce ially neat AMI we'll fitted up for
dental work DR.. Abbott came here from
Foxcroi,, where be bad prac.ice'i about *
year, and entered iato partnership WI 20
Dr. tAIrs about four months ago T1v
flrin Dissolved recently and pr. Abbott
con in,i, 81. professional work III his ne"
ntlarInf..
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FLs,tfI:-dssIi, unchanged.
WHEAT -ciaer,i higher: ---- Nc
= -prtnS, s5,.ssss. Ne. red. sj.a.5S.
CsyRS--es-s-a Cher No. :. y.
oaTs-eio-e.l higlsers---- 10 2, ai.aH3. No.
white. q. AT. No. sslte. 5iSas..
HyE--no =. A-a-.
HARIKy--no =. tia. No. I, fob, -.
FLAxsEgf--a ,.Si .ssstt.
PoRk-----,ia ess pork, sio-saio.ss..
LAEp-- 2. .s5as-.- 20.
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Among tI.e comrades who attended the
reunion Of the l9th Maine Regiment at
.;orriage DC K yesterday, from this eity'
were Major j J.. Ncrrick. Captain oilAs
Adams tn.l pefi,ain =. Head About 81
fyof, dav u river wen. to Norritgewock on
the fa.Drning rain.
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Mrs Eugene Chase formally Mss Nellie
Hunt. and daughter VI the late Geo. Iicnt
IT Randolph, died at her home IN Farming
dale "Wednesday afteFnoon, of eonsump-
tim She hasi been fgreat Sufferer ,hayln%
been confined To her bed for the past Ave
months. Funeral will take place from he
iat., residence this afternoon at tw O'Clock.
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:. F. Brann was among the officers of
Uniform Rank X Of T. whJ went to NORWAY
YESTERDAY, to institute division OF Uniform
Rark
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Mr.. Arthur y. Duncan and John II.
Morse Of Bath were il the city yesterday
They hay. been taking an extensive t0-T
81 the stat. % their bicycles. They g
port tlle roads az being in fine condition.
enc Aay last seek the, made % miles.
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There piil be a grand Republican rally
aud flag raising this evening at the opera
house. Hon. Eugene Hale an'l Hon.
lIeary b. Cleagez. Republican candidate
for Goyernor. viii speak On the political
issues Of the. DAY
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Prof. Fosters house on College avenue
is receiving general repairs. The old pisz-
~ has been torn down and one of more
n,sisfn buiL viii BE- put up in its place. S.
+. Braun Is doing the work.
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Price OF Coal Advanced.

NEW YoEN. Aug. 2j.-Thc Eastern coal
agents have advanced the price of egg, 20
cents; broken 10 cents; and stove and
chestnut - cents. The production 70
September will be the same as for August.
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+ Fitzpatrick aui wife attended the re-
union OF the sd Maine regiment ut Lewis
ton this week. Mr.. Fitzpatrick was elected
III vice president of the association at this
meeting The next reunion " II b. he'll at
kenaehauk
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Mr.. II. W. Goodspecd Edward Searic-
and ". -. Cohb have soon for Middleton
torn. whore fhcv Will enter Wesleyan
{ -.l1.-.t
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Hen q. u. Baker of Augusta will speak
at City hail Saturday evening on tie poiitl-
cal issues ct the day. lie will be intro
tiucei by Evn W I. Harris of this city
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-26

W. l.. Bouney Colby y. is calling nr
friends in the city. /, Is : first trip here
since h. recovered from hong run Of fever
with which he was taken i'll soon after com.
n,rHtas,n.,ltt
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-26

DR. Hanson and Mrs Hanson have re
iur,te,l from Squirrel Island. as the term al
Ceburu Classical institute opens next Mon
lay.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-26

Mr. Mark Cilhin and wife have returned
from California aud will make their home
in this city. Mrs. Ciaiiin is at Richmond Al
present.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-26

Mr. W. &. jack. sho has been AT Alton
Bay. y. IT,. FOR the past two weeks, returned
home yesterday afternoon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-26

When Baby was sick, We gave hee Castoria,
When she was . Child. she cried for Csstoria
When she became Miss, she chung 10 CAstoria
When she had Children. she gave them Csstoria
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-26

oct2Tlcol& WY
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-26

SIR. Ari.sr strOat, who has been sPensi-
ing the past two weeks al the Islands. re-
tarf,fd hJnle last evening.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-26

About I5g came On the excursion from
waterviile and ssy stations To the National
Home yesterday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-26

TaeHty six Wat"rsillc people took in
thu, excursion to the National Home yester-
daN