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Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1892-06-02
ANOTHER ACCOUNT.
,nniaI IN Tho T ,naf.CybrOniclal

Special to the Leaf Chronicle
NASHVILLE, June 2.-The grand
Jury to-day indicted the American
newspaper proprietors, w. e. Cain,
editor, and Horace Cooper publisher,
for criminal libel. The complaint was
made by John III. Mcdowell, of the
Farmers Alliance. The charge is
that they published libelous matter
concerning Mcdowell, in which the
correspondent from Dover reports an
interview with gentleman in which
Mcdowell is charged as a demagogue,
and further, that he sold the Demo-
cratic party to the railroads while a
member of the legislature in 1885.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1892-06-02

White neckwear in great variety
at Lieber's. m31
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1892-06-02

Special to the Leaf-Chronicle.l
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-18
SOUTH GARDINER.

Lawrence Bros. will fnish saving the
logs which they piled. tonight.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-18
SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

The Knox county grand jury reports As
ind ,ctme nts. Forty of them are said to be
in liquor csses.
The stesmer Mo- gJlisn sailed for LIVER
pool from Portland, ThurdsV sfterno on
with a cargo valued a. S2S1 40 This IS
the biggest cargo ever taken from Port
land.
The alumni of Colby University lvirg
in Portisnd ard viciriiy, are to have sheir
annual dinner u the evening" of The 23i.
The address OF the evening 1iii be deliy-
,rd by Leslie f Cornish, Eq, A large
plumber OF sIumnl have signihed their IL
tention TO be Preset
Hon. Charles McCsr.hy, il, who Va.
elected city treasurer of Portland last Mo
day, sent a telegram, Tnursd.y, from h
winter me in Ozuond on the Halifax
Florida, stating that he did nat 1tsre The
position. Cap Charles G. Chase, a vel .
known veteran of the late war, has been
appointed deputy marshal.
The Knox County Bar Association held
a bsrqu st the Thorndike II use, Rock.
lsnd, We 'nesdsy right, In honor OF Juige
Will'sm L. WtitehOuse of Augusta, who
pre- sidv d ~ this term. Delegstons from
the neiehhoriOg counties OF Lincoln and
Wsidr ve'e presert The POSTMASTER
was Hon. David n Mor.is1d.
Ch,rlie Msrtel, who managed LAST sea.
son's New Eoelsnd Leseue base bali team
IN Lewiston, will represent local base bail
interests st Tom Losel's meeting at the
Fremont House, Bpsto1, this week. He
says tast party OF Lewis o. and Auburn
Nav v,1a
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-18
By TELEGRAPH.
CAPT. PAGES INGENUITY.
His Plan for Steaming Up River
| When His Vessel stuck in the Mud.

New Yosk, March l1.-Cspt Page, vho
less ne life .hile exploring the Pilc1mayo
river far the Argentine Republic t.o years
sso. adop ed an Ingenious expedisnr for
fdvaE,iaz up stream III MS little steamboat
when the water fell - b~ thss u | 81 he
found ssy 70 rxise it. ievel he could not
| stir.
The purpose Of the sxpediiln vas to
sho. whether the PiicomAyo, which rises
iu the AU6es Of Bolivia, sud flSvs for msry
hundred Of miles 10 the Prssuay. could
Be used s. = commercial highway betsesa
BOLIVIA sad the oeea1.
Toous1's preceding expedition had made
It very touotiul thas the PLeamsyo vSs
svsilabl4 fer con IN zee, AID be Page party
proved that go coneiu. yely thxt no further
sh3rss TO utll &c the P.lcomsyo are Likely
TO BE- made.
The river runs for hundreds of miles
over plateau go nearly lsvei that its cur
fens is scarcely perez pisle. The result is
that most Of the water sT4po,stes long be
feie i: has i1ined The Paraguay.
Wnsn Page entered the P.lcomsyo the
the rivtr happened to be at is highest
stsgo, and be hsd co trouble uatl he had
advanced several huf dres Of miles up the
the river, wheR, to his dismsy. be found
tina; the water vas getting lower every day,
and 4 laliy Ibe boat, drawing only eighteen
inches Of ~sser, was uaable to advance to
proceed further.
| he was unable to advance in one direction
or the otnsr and was surrounded By hostile
Indlsn,, and he food was ruanigg scare.
Psge determined to push 90, if possible
| Behind tbs little 1at, The BoLlv.s, he built
across she Chssnel 8 stout embsnkment Of
| esrlh. backed by palm trunks ard brast
wood. The dam was u work of great labor.
| II few dsys' time the level Of ;he va
ter had risen a couple Of fest, ard the
| Bolivia was able 10 steam on her way fol-
about fcur miles Taea smother dam
vas built behind the vessel AID .hAt opers
| tlon Was repeated sever times. and by the
aid Of the dams the party WAS able TO pro-
Ct ed about thirty miles, and that was as far
as they went.
| A large part Of he force had been lef'
| below TO man fort that had been built on
the river BANK.
| Provisions began to run very short. Er-
cry one WAS put on reduced rstions, and 8
part of the force ~eot south to the new
fort for relnforce ments and supplies The
little party on the Bolivia was Imprisoned
,heie Tor FIVE months before relief came
some Of them dying Of their privstions.
Amorg those who persisted Was Capt
Page, who died on his way down the rive,
| TO The fort.
Thus erded the last expedition to tht
Pilcomsyo. Few parts of the world have
been the scene Of so many disasters to ex
pl0rers as that peculiar stream, on whS 81
banks the gtestest OF South American trsv
ellers, CteHaux, Was killed 8 number o.
years ago by the fierce TOBIAS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-18
THE CANADIAN CANALS.
No Prospect That They Will Be Deepened
TO the Twenty.fOot Draught,

OTTAWA March II The question OF
deepening the Wellsnd and ST. Lawrence
canals TO enable ocean steamships to pssf
through to loading points at Duluth and
Fort Arthur. has been discussed in Psrli,
ment. Mr. Denpison Of Toronto moved
that IS the Unted States government had
decided on II twenty loot drsught for ,he
Saul Ste. Marie Canal, The Csuadisn csna
system should be carried TO + unIfom depil
OF Ia enty feet
III : said peifec; csnal system which
should permit oceaI gong vessels to run Il
the head of lake navigation was Of gresI
importsn &c to the trsde and commerce Of
the Dominion. He DID not suggest that
the work BE- undertaken 81 once, ba;
thought the 10 ks now in course of con
sruciion should be Quilt of twenty loot
drsusht
Mr. Reid Of Greer liz thought the idas
imprscucshle, ss the obsttuc IONS in III.
River st. L,wrence wee insurmountsb.e
Minister Of Rl.,Says and Canals Hsgysri
said tina. the p'nDJseI deepening of the
canal system 10 8 20 foo. Sep h was imprat
licaole. Even ecu d that draught be car
RED out, ne douo ed whether large ocean.
going We sells would enter the lakes.
The government had considered the ques'
tlon OF large vessels, and it was decided
far cheaper to briug down osrgoes from The
bean Of navigation in smsil vessels and
ttansship into The ocean carriers, than fol
the large vessels to load at the head Of lake
navlgstior.
The government had c)ntidered thst :
l4-toot drsught would for many years meet
al, the requirements Of the carrying trade
The question of deepening the csns's &c
q 20foos draught had been fully gone int
by the government. and the lowest estimate
placed he cost at S77 900 600 TO cover the
cost Of deepening me hsrbor along to,
ropte route of navigation to that drsught
n view Of the eDormou, outlay thai
would be n cesssry to the completion OF
the work, be asked Dennison to Withdraw
his motion, which was done.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-18
ALGER'S WAR RECORD.
Publishes Official Documents Showing
Creditable Service During the War.

DETROIT, March l1.-Genersl Alger hs
msde tuolic bis var record. IL il cludes
great host of c fl eisl docume nts from army
officers, warmly prsising him and recon-
menaiBg him for promotion, and along with
them is the report Of General Custer recon-
mendiug the dismissal Of Alger from the
service.
The entire record is full Of credit tc
AIgfr, with the single exception Of the
lister document and the indorse m an
| thereto. and, Of course. il j! had not beer
for this portion Of il the record would mol
3, this time have been brough! into suct
p;nmineuce.
In cntrsdietion TO the state ments Of
Custer, Ayers IT cord shows that after the
bst,ie of bonneville he laid off on sccoun.
Of l1es', IS he also did May %, 1854, and
Augucg % 1864
Ia esG case, however, be had the Ger
tifc,te Of + i, fHc al surgeon 10 show that
he vas i'll. ~ his las sbs=nce on sich
leave. Custer did not respond to he doc
tor s application 81, leave for him. bu,
Ag-r bss, he ssys, shown Custets motive
b. p esllpg the LAYERS it, fsc,usi sstemp'
to toduc- bin TO promote Cu,t7I's brother
over Ih- heads OF ciarr officers.
That usyer did not ai~aysrsgsfd BIN s.
q faux, Gen. Aig,r sss., IL shown BY vAi-
Gus recommend ia the earlier por.
tioos of tie var shereia Re praises him
highly.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-18
THIS Is REAL RUDE.
Mr.. Sullivan Refers to Mr.. Corbett as ii
''Great Big Stiff"

CHICAGO, March l7.-"Corbett is gres'
big III # said JOAN L. Sulivsu ale is s
pltO~ fighter and could not punch q hole
thrc ugh pound Of butter, II is just like
going out in the road and finding $50 COG
to meet him. That's how easy | regard
him. Why the boy has never bested = frs
rate man yet
It took him % rounds to settle little Joe
Chonski and he fought Jackson TO q draw
when the negro had but one leg to stand on
When | spared for his benefit in Pittsourg
he came into my room at the hotel, | swesr
it, ard begged me not to hit him hsrd.
He is a boxer, and not q fighter, and
is in the came class with Mitchell, and
everybody k1ows no. sne,ky and tricky
the EnelIshmsn il. But it is not Corbeii
who is really doing the talking. Brady il
behind him Iulli' the suioas ard Coroet'
dances like puppet to lis music | hope
that Corbstt will not fuuk and that we VIII
come together. Slsvin aud Mitchell are
rusniug away as fast as their legs can carry
them, snd they will coon sneak back to the
old country, IL Corbett fuuks I see nc
prospect of a match | want just one
more battle and IL will be ny last. 4"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-18

Con-up-tiod irsds q multitude OF ply
sicai t:oubles, | IL generally tie result OF
csrelessness OF d ference +" he siUple.'
rule Of neatsn. Euge-e M1k,y, OF Bran
ford. 0 T., wf.te,:
~ had Tor several years been sufferer
from Constipation had ,asen great many
dlf rent rem dies, some of which did me
good for IL ume hut only for a time, then
my trouble came hSck worse than ever.
wss induCtd by frlen wdOm BRaNpBEIH s
Puts hal ~. H., d, To try ths M :oos
- each ii. h fo' ~eei then one every
niRht foT bb]u. SIX week.. 81 c. ha
iiue | have Lot experienced tn. shgh.ts
difficulty whatever, s"d nv bosels more
regularly every day. | believe firmly thai
fer sju2gishn' s. OF ,be bowels and biliou
ness BRANDRErH's Pills are far superior to
any other" msrli Od&wfolrm
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-18
PUBLICLY ANSWERED.
A FRS efthe H,ghest Standing Replies
to Its Ocean Of Corr spondssts.

10 tse Edisers Of she Journal.
VIII YOU kindly state 10 your columns tina: ve
Dc sire :, pablley and grsfefully acknowledge the
overwhelming correspondence which eaily pours
in upon US. IRE pursber OF letters ia 80 grra. As
TO Re rder most iFcuIt the separate and personal
attention each one merits. they a-e from all
classes ard eouoiiions o. people. a,d their warm
words OF gratitude are suca a so9ree OF p'easurc
to as that We feel inpeI ed 10 thus asknoH ledge
them. We also desire 70 turn our thanks for
the kind words which have teen said OF Us and
the reao nine aia;ions which have beea nude to
Others VITO have bees or are row sufferers. The
follow in extracts from letters pie<ei at random
from Pile, are s Ii, sample OF VIVA: ths Others
CONTAIN
oae III THE. writes 'fonr medicine saved my
hoy's llte. NY pra, ers .Je with yoG c,nstansEY
srd / bless God thai ever learned Of wa'ner's
uother person. whose fathe- was snstched
from the grave when ou its very brink. eNcsims
'fhe happiness of this family is In youc keeping
aud We shal never cease 10 remember you in oar
prayers and best wishes"
says ane ther - e the wore grateful 10 yen
b, oause all hope had fed. The best physicians
one but for your remedy. Warmers Safe Cure
snatched him back from the grave, and has per
maaeu liz restored him TO aslth."
A mother whose CT lad nearly carried swe '
exclaims 81 don't know yeu. | perhaps shall
never see yen. but the image q a very benevolent
msR is con tantl7 in my mind when | think OF
you. for you bsy~ done me and II inc sn art OF
kindness that never can repay, ID l never ex-
pct to the like again GJd bless you and
give you prosperity in al your says."
one poor young lady, gho WIS the victim o,
con sumption says You cannot imagine the
gratitude that wells up 10 my heart al think Of
what your medicine his done for ne. | never
expected 10 recover, although | woald not ae-
kuOwlecgs this 10 myself nor 10 nay friends But
now that hsYe gotten rid Of the lung trouble.
which found Caused BY uric sod poison in
the blood my My thought is one OF graiitHd- 10
you, that you, MIR. srn. r. determined TO spread
he merits of your wonderful preparation be ere
the world
Another one writes: my fortune may slip
away d may rose my friends nv health me-
disap ear, but shalt never cease 20 praise you
hist you ever put this remedy upon e mar. =,
for ii has done fer me what TO other person iv
ing could do. and what no one, before the deed
was accomplis ed, OeIi we'd could be possible
feel = at have my life speclal gift ron
Providence through your hands. and you cannot
imagine the profound gratitude | feel toward
you
II is occasion for grstitude 10 be the recipient,
of such letters, ard TO feel that We have con
trlhuted so much to~ihe happiness of the world
Realizing this fully, again desire to return oul
| thanks. Most sincerely.
Ii. II. WARNER & Co.
marlSdlttopcolnr
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-18

In the papers Of Monday wasa telegram
from Wash at. n. d. c., announc ng the
iesth OF George W. Kncx of that CIV Mr.
Knox ~ss native OF B g'ade, bJsn and
brought up here. Leaving home shen but a
boy Of II 70 strike out into the world to
vim for mself s name and a fortune. He
vent from here 10 Msssschus .tts and for
several years he was s fireman on he Fitch
burg railroad, after which be was an officer
in the Mass, cnusers Stale Prison a:
Charleston From thence he went to
Tsmo county To.s, ard engaged il farm
ing and lsmperins. bu' not being very
successful in til, line of business he re
turned East, and for several years vas a
Conductor on the Pennsylvsnia rlsd ruI
7iug from Philsdelphis to Wash gton, Ard
a. STATED in the s2stch announc ng his
desth, ne had IA ge Of the train that car
ried Lincoln from Phiisdelpbis to Wash
T. gton and he vas no doubt sc ected for
his service on sccoun, Of his III, SIC Il
powers-he standing SIX feet an1 fou. inch
es is his stockings. ard having sill the az =
o. ara, &c OF \ trained h etc. On this oC
os.ion he was hesv ~ srmsd and would have
ie end d the prec,ou' charge his keeping
70 the las.
In the yesr 1864 Mr.. kntx est thli-hei a
local express in the city of W.sniagEon
Known a. K1oxs exyrass F., come time
b. did sill Of the business With ore horse
~hich he DR., We hiAsei bat as b. bu.iness
il creased. which !, d d very rapidly, be
ken, I'd iirg,s vii at he dssth i, took
Us he, s..s 10 DO his business II iIs various
Lrsbehet
A. his nu.ipess incrssEe1 he r end d il
in Other duec ious d hsldisd al Of the
sover1m-ht mail in toe = fo- year, ADD
Inc hsnhpg OF the It 'n- for t,- various
public buildings in the Cit srd a: he pref
ent me his teams may De r.en hauht 9 the
Qrar ;'e for NE congressional ibrA-
I years sgo tie b. ast. farm across
the ess.ern branch q tt Py.omss. aoou
three miles east If the Cspiroi Is ss- enc
of these old run. down M,rylsnd rs'ns. hut
he put upon it al the dressiag from hi.
stables Ard now cass hnudr,d Of tens o!
hay every year, Aud h. his been coustaatly
adding TO is till now he nss over 200 acre.
he ALEC owned ssvsfa houses and ohsi
real estate il the city - d bss lett : large
properly.
Stnce be lsh b.r- a. hor. WITH one OF
two exceptions, lac D.s aanuAl.y sIsised hl.
native tovn. .gd nothiag delighted him
m re when shy Of ria cid seq lairtsucs.
visited bis efics in Washington, than &
show them little old wooden uuak fol
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-18

Our ent.rprisipg drugzists Bo~dilch
Webster g. Co who carry the fhest stocs
Of drug, parfumeries, toilet articles
brushes, sponges, etc, are giving sway I
large number of trial bottles OF DIR. Miles
celebrated Restorative Nsrvine TheJ
guarantee il to cure headache, dizziness
nervous pros'ration, slesplessness, the il
effects or Spite tobacco, eoffee, etc. Drug
gisfs cay it il the grsstes; seller they evri
knew, and 10 univ. rally satisfactory
Tnsy also guarantee Or Miles Ner Heat
Cure in all cases ~ nervous " orgsnil
heart disesse, pAlpi'a'ian, pain IL side
sIno'h ring &C. tiae 30 k GA "NeIv0u.
and Heari Disease free.
dagIAao5Ex1v
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-18
-N'dks
Worm Cure for Horses and Colts

when your horses troubled With worms and
are out # cOnd tion, Try fURBisH's WORN
rpWDERS. They are Safe. sure and Reliable.
H0rssm speak hghy Of their merits. One
Hundred Dollars il offered for Il cas-. they wi
not onro. Price, ~ per packsfe. Address o. s. Fur
bish. $50 Chestnut slr"et lynn, Mass sole man
niaotu'er. Won y. po,fal notes . stoffce or
iers sent by IN al vii, receive prompt attention.
'erf7Azwir.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-18

Walter o. Raynes Of this city and Mis-.
Tu-geon of Auburn, we're united 10 ma
risse at he home Of the bride Wednesday
forenoon. Mr.. R.ynes is one of tbs
itsBght4meu at the z C. Holmes Co:
works and rising youag srchitec', and TIE
bride is ore Of Auburn's best young ladies'
Hr and Mrs. K .ynes arrived in Gardiner
Wednesday evening and will reside in Nj
Rsynes new h1use on Plummer street
His many Gardiner friends will exett
hearty congratulations
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-18
DIR. Joseph Draper Dead.

BRArTLEBoRo, '. March I'D.
Josenh Draper, sged IS superinte ndent Of
the Vermont asylum fsr the insane 81 this
place, died here this everi g Of n umonis
after an itlse.s OF six dav. He vas born
in Wsr.ick, Mss, in 1894, and esma 70
Brstrlsb oro IN 1872 wien be success ded
NJ. Rockwell Is sup rtuiendans Of he
ssy Iam, position be la, ii ca held. lie
was very prouioen, in medical circles
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-18

At tie towa meeting Mondsy the tom
veted TO build q sidewalk IT m Emerson
bridge to Al .ine stree. II also voted 10
place stone crossing {" connect sidewalk
by residence of Maniey Fsrnhsm with walk
on Fsir & cid street rear the office Of the
Dunn Z lge Company.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-18

The comrades of Heath Post and ihsif
wives AID toe ladies' Of the Relief Corps
Art their husbands. anticipate much plest-
u,e from the ''iniividusl Supper" which il
10 to be the s,trAc ion at Grand Army Hall
this evening
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-18

which, when 4 by, hs -srsed cat eu''sng
corr sood 10 ob.Ai. she money 70 employ
csrpsnte, in the reishoorhpd 70 make II
for him. fJr When be first left home it cor
tanned all his worldly rossEssions-
Mr.. Kncx disd fro m Cal Ger 10 ihs th'ost.
He lsxvs. wido~ and three children.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-18

The JoUgsAL is having 3 number of
calls for papers containing the crsfally
COM piled ard accurate estimste CT this
seasons ice cut On the ksnneoec. They
can be had by Addressing the pu!ishers q,
Aususta.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-18

Rev. Mooroe is meeting with excel
lent success in bis ef1rts to revive the
Free Bspii,, church ST Hsl!ovell. Ia only
seven weeks the sitendsnce st has meetings
has increased from 10 10 nearly 100. Ia
connection with Rev. M. Cocarane Of the
First Baptist church he is now conduc log
soma special meetings which are very
productive in practical results.
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tcssganflj Advertisements

POINTS TO BIZ OBSERVED.
Here are few points for you 10
observe most Of them 10 plain
figures, and figures talk.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-18

There viii be . social ard entertainment
at he First Bsptlst vestry Tues ay evening
Mrs. John Mar, Mrs. Cap. Wymsn and
Mrs E J. Msxcy vill entertain. L. will
De The first appearance Of Winslou's orche--
trs. musical orgsniz,tion recently estAo
Eished here
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-18

Prof Kot belle has discovered ia Australia,
here he vent for the California Board o.
Horticulture, inject parasites which he
declares viii xiii grssshoppers, scale bugs,
and other grain ard fruit blilhss. There
may be yet time for peach growers to try q
consignment of them on Delaware frost.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-18
Chicago Produce Market.

0f''' tH' Mar Il.
YOUR dull, weak, some locals At lc decline.
WHaAT-str1ng early, later weak decnlnl
msteriaDy No. sprigg So, ro.2, red, S7..
f.1es-c CT sed wenk, lower. So2 H..
0ATs--quitt, weak, o., o, <7lat7i.
arK-Nv. A, si4;
BA2LAv No Z, SO, No / fAssced q9i
FORK 5000.
LtETt- rs,- I'M Inc ss 25aG g7l
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Quite parry will fsxe acvAntsse OF me
special train that 10 0 be run TO OAKLAND
Saturday night fer the concert 20 be given
o. tbs, plsce by the University Glee Club
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-18

Some extensive changes are bein z msdt
in the Msine Central s'stiou at this pisc C.
TIE partition between the tw, Offices is bt
ing removed. the two doors into the lsdie.
waiting room closed up aud q new door Gu
into the office from the gents room.
new hardwood fl or will b. .sii Throughout
ADD other imp prove ments mad.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-18

Mrs Winsios's 5o9th,1g Syrup has been
used for children tee'hils. I, sooihes the
child, sp'te3s gam, ah.ys all pain, cures
wind colo. snd Is The hes. remedy for
tisrrhBs Tv-l't dva ce1ts a bottle
Sold oy all dreggA's 'nrgushoui ths Sortd
ISL 21Mon Wed& Rri6xly
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-18

C. Sweet. proprietor Of the City Ho'el
Portland, vas IN Gardiner yesterday, the
guest If Lsndlord Young OF Young
Hotel In company With MIR. Young snt
j. W. Kelley Of the Eastern Steamboat Co
Of Bath. a trip was made to the Nations
Fl me, al excursion which Was much el
iJyed
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-18

St. MsrgNets Gu ID bss decided 10 give
Nj. Jsrley'. Wax Figures on Friisy eve
ninr, Aoril % /, viii be unde, the di's' =
ton of Mss McCobb Of Portland, VINO
presented the same entertainment AZ AT
zusla . short time age.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-18
OAKLAND LOCALS
High scto Il closes Friday.

Saturday evening under ths auspices OF
Gilmsn's Band. h. Colby G'ee Club. srd
Banjo AID Guitar Club will sive Al enter
tAinmeut in NJ morisl Hail.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-18

The n'n- parusan W. C. 7. c. Of AT
zusts, has secured Miss Carrie Douglas OF
lis ei.y to give Instructors 10 eioeGtion TO
classes 3 hica will be formed among the
members.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-18

The funeral Of Mrs. Juis NsrDey was
held st her reside nee on SeConi stree: es-
erdsy sfterr oon. After the services The
remsios were taken 10 Winslov by train
for ilterment.