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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-09
xIaases.s calisoanls HOME.
The Old adsh. Hsilhias Is still ssanaias in
Soaema.

Soxosa. Jsn. Sin the early day of
his military career General Philip Kear-
ny was a property holder and resident
IA the Sonoma valley.
His residence was low walled adobe
building with tile roof. fronting on the
plaza in the town Of Sonoma. The build
ing was Of ancient origin, it having been
built by the early missionaries from
Mexico.
Since the days of 1913 Sonoma has
prosperei, Its Spanish population has
been crowded aside by Americans. who
have torn down the old landmarks to
make room for buildings of modern pat
tern.
In this work of destruction the whilem
residence of the renowned soldier has
been carefully preserved. The owner.
an American of the name of Ladd. has
refused repeatedly to sell the property
for fear that the building would be de
stroyed.
1t stands at the corner of Spain street
and Third ayenne, and has become az.
eeedingly valuable in consequence OF the
improvements going on around it.
In 1888 the building was taken posses
sion of by General Mariana G. Vallejo,
who WAS at that time military governor
Of upper California. 1t was the residence
of member of his staff
Kearny sold the property to Ladd.
| who subsequently rented it to painter
rs storehouse for his painting material
ind for that purpose it is used now.
! On the roof Of this building are SPLEEN
| iidly preserved tiles of red clay. These
tiles are valued very highly by artists,
who punt on them and then advertising
them as being of great value as histor-
| ical curiosities sell them at high figure.
1t requires the utmost vigilance on the
part of the police and the owner of the
| property TO protect this roof from the
thiovins fingers of the Spaniards, who
sel them to the arjistsaId cnrio seekers.
The story is told 10y the old residents
If Sononm that General Kearny bought
| hr property OF General Vallejo in 1877
ar SO, and that he sold it to Laid for
5i5e. In those days properly was not
rated very high in Sononla. Today the
building and the lot on which it stands
Honld readily sell for $4,000.
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gentleman who iectured on fools. print
is tieks Is as above. Suggestive, GER
Y, and even sarcastic. What fools are
who sufer the inroasls of disease when
might he cured. Dr. Pierce's Golden
Il Al Discovery is sold under posisire
gu0raatss of its benefiting or curing in
every case OF Liver. Blood andLung dis
ease, or money paid for II will be cheer
fully refunded In all blood taints and i'm
purities Of whatever name or nature, il is
m0s, positive in ia curative effects. Pin-
pies, BiGtcties, EeBpsions. and ali Skin ard
Scalp diseases. are radically cured by this
wonderful mc'licine. Scrofulous disease
may aEtet the glands. causing swellings or
tHmors the bones, causing .tFeversores, =
White Sweliings,' IIip-ioint Disease;
o. the tissues Of the lungs, causing Pull
nonary Consumption. Whatever i's mani
fe-tation. may be, Golden Medical Dis
coveryr cures il.
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Remarkable Experience Of Waldo County
Woman

Some men have lived to read their OWL
obituary notices, but certainly very few
yemen have passed through such an expert
anec as has the lady in this case. She was
md is hard working widow with several
'hliren. About two years ago her health
began to fail and symptoms of consumption
o develop themselves. She consulted ALL,
physicians, both at home and abroad, but
without avail Repeated examinations Were
made, resulting in unanimous verdict that
he was a victim to consumption and must
surely die. At last she was confined to her
>ed, rapidly wasting away with all the dis
ressing symptoms of that dread disease
During the last days of May, local spe
inlist in lung diseases was called in. III,
s0und her propped up in bed, liable to lie
Town, liable TO sit up, breathing with diff
'ulty. harasscd by an incessant cough.
after a careful examination he withdrew,
md announced to the sorrowing family that
she could live but very few days and
night die at any time that he would leave
10 medicines as nothing could be done.
In four weeks from that time, this same
woman left her home TO visit her parents.
living at d distance of several miles In
iye weeks she was doing her own house
work, and has done it ever since. In SIX
weeks, she recommended finishing pant,
for a clothing manufacturer in her vicinity.
and, during the month ending Nov. I'D
finished 1913 pairs. Her health and strength
ire fully restored. She gratefully ascribcs
acr wonderful recovery to that equally won
lcrfnl remedy, "ltodolfs New Medical Dis
novery,' which she was urged to try, after
naving given up ali hopes of life. I,cs
1amc is Emily Walker: she lives in Brooks
Me, and will confirm these statements, Oh
application in person or by letter inclosing
stamps.
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Il felt weak and dizzy in the morning
and my stomach woull not digest we'll and
male ne feel SO il woull burst. hal ex-
cruciating pain in the pit of my stomach st
times. | used Dir. Greene's Neryura blood
mi nerve remedy and every dose gave me
relief the moment took il; the pain is all
gone and feel strong all day--in fact. /
feel like Il new man. | would no, IN WITH
out pr. Grecne's Neryura blood and nerve
remedy in the house.
Mr.. Jacob Simon, the second OF this dino
Of progressive young men, worthily rerre-
seats the energetic spirit of Syracuse, NY.
his home. He lives at 2ll John street, and
to your reporter he stated the facts of his
late sickness, speaking enthusiastically of
the recovery of his health and of the great
remedy " HIGH accomplished it,
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Eesnehse Ponoaa Ersrse.

kepnebee Pomona tsssnr hsa is an
nuas meeting a, Winthrop, Ian, isls- re
following officers were chosen ! ~ Bar
ton Of Windsor, master +. \. II kSaai'i
OF Ltthheld, oserseer A. T. tiisssi Of
Winthrop. lecturer IL Il fsisasaSs Nonr
mouth, steward; VI. ", Sie;sssi sci, Mon
mouth. assistsn, stewart, 5. G. Nsf-es.
Oakland, chaplain; ,'eaa sss,it li'',is'',
treasurer; o. Aieasler, ala . ,-e,,; w,
Bachelor. winthrop, G X Mrs :, y
Piakham, Litehteii l'emaat; Mrs Il. =
Fairbanks, Monmoasl,. Flora, Mis- J. II,
Barton, Windsor, Ceres; Mrs-&. u R,ssi.
arason. Monmouth, iais assi''wa W II
Keith, winthraa; J, n Tree, Fsyvste;
j. Calburn, OF Ninihrap, eS-conNti;es.
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Total,
LiAaILITiS S.
Total,

FRANK J. PERCIVAL, Secretary.
G 6, i, rtTIi ETpbINsoN' directors.
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IN THE sERAIe-
The immigration Restrictions and Quarantine
sdls 10 be Aesedon Today.

w,.u,xaroS, Jan. 7.-4rh,Fr serc very
few senators present wien us Gay 5 pro
ceediass began.
pistt. r.. Conn, introduced i bill To pro
vide temporary government Tor Mask,
and it was referred ia the eahiiiiuee on
territories HI. remarked that tile present
government of Alaska was t,rs crude, in.
efficient aud abnormal, That 'hcre ought
10 be an improyenen, an thai government
was unsloubted. The bill which he intro
tluced had heen prepared At i'le department
of the interim on consultation with the
present Governor Of Alaska.
While it was in many r, speets agieai inn
provement on the present l-w for the gov
.rnment of Alssk5 il had some features
which be did not thiak Ii. was in favor OF
The bill granting additional quarantine
powers usl imposing additional duties upon
the marine hospital service Was taken up:
and til, formal amendments which were
offered last evening we're agreed To.
This brought the Senate 10 the amend
meut reported 10y the committee On cpl
ienIic diseases As seriiou ."f the bill. and
which empowers the President 10 suspend
for sucit tine as he shall deem necessary ,
| Immigration franz euuataics ~ places where
| the cholera or ,siinw fever csists,
Kyic move, III ctrlk,. out yellow ft-er"
and To insert "otlsr contagious or infcc-
-. ~ ...i,,," 80 r. s,cx;,,. An =
desultor, discussion the amendment was
agreed to, anu glien see. : rs thus amended
was agreed To.
| Squire offered an suic aAmeni to the it'll,
settion, providing that In act shall he exc
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EVANS HOUSE
Gardiner, Mime.
cNAo. n. DOUGLASS. Proprietor.
-
Facing n. {. X. II. Depot,
end near Kennebee Il Boston Boats.
=
TERMS $500 PER DAY.
Iandiy
Railroad and Steamboats,.
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD
Arrangement Of Trains in Eject Ian. list. 1893.
rARovcn TRAINS.

GOING WEsT~s.z5 a. ". for Lewiston
FsrtntngiVu, keekiand. Portland, i,oston and
Mopirepli Io,io A.. VI. FOE brunswick. Il sfstoa
farnIngtoH. Roekiaud. Portland and iss,atou
connecting for White Mountain Points aud Que.
bee. $40 and as f.. NJ. for brunswick, Rafh,
Portland Boston. HOOP. ". tnight Pullman
every aigit for Lewiston. hath, Rocklaad Fort
land and Boston,
GOING EAsT-2.loA. VI. (niybt exprsssj for
skDwhsgan, belfast. Bangor, fsar iarbor. ~.
stephen. st. John and Aroosfook County; g.Si
A. NJ. FOR watcrsilic, and Skowhcgan and
for Bangor and NnncehofU, 1877 T.. NJ.
fns watefyille, connecting at wateryilie
WITH 30 + TRAN for LeS s,.,
North Anson, bingham, skowhegsn. Belfast
Dover, foxcrDft, bangor. Bar Harbor, nj. stephen.
~. John and Aroostook County; VIZ A. NJ. san.
lays ony for Watsrvilis aad Bangor.
The Nigh PuiimsB Trans going e3lst at 2. 10 A.
~, going west At ii.0o =. NJ. run each way every
night, sunday Included. connecting for Lewiston
mud ROekland, but not TO sknwhegan on Mea,tay
mornings, OF 10 Belfast, Dexter. beyond Ban
ggr, on sunday mornings.
The day trains going West Ut 1910 A,
NJ. and East at 3.fs r. VI. run daily sunday in
eiutied between Boston, lewiston, Bath, bangor
and NJ John
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Hhtn organized, .iuly n, l,-l
tind"f wiil' stat, laws Missouri.
Principal plncr ~ business, Ncw York
tpthGf.Hod capital, si.W1,fHo
frrsuhJi liability II Stockholders, nothing.
Hitti Earl ri The capital is pad IN cash g. TO-,
Hr.
How muc al 4. capital Il owned by oficcr- Of
-tite eep4y1n'; si5S, 100
l. pledged Ia the company rs collairral2 None.
paHy collateral, uOn".
DO taHt'. p'rADuHl examination of offered
security 20 be- I1ac by saiarird employees OF the
eoiupnHt wi;n are entirely free from local iniiu
GHCr-f Veg.
PicaVr SLATE 'hc sections Of country in which
lDhuH mc made, giving counties, NrhraskH,
sisstpia, LoR.-iana. AlHbauin, Geutga. Arkur
fpial aWpHpt Of loans unpaid and pHtstandiIst.
~ IN.
ro'ii amount ~ loans guaranteed aud ontstand
mtg. @sIIi.Cii ~.
Saufrs and amount OF loans on which foreclosure
7. thu company subject to examination by state
oibe,Fss Ne
Nan's Of officers; Charles y. Fowler, presi-
hhi; EhHfrs Benl1min Wilkinson, fr.f vice pres
dent : X, Eeriron, .eeDnd vice president, h. 7.
shaN isHn, secretary aud treasurer; y. 4. 1homp-
on, as1is art secretary and treasurer
NauGs - director Hon. William Warner,
,llari,s y, tnwlar, fharfe- HeuiaDin wilkinson.
ir Hens tsI'Nfigti, s. Il BctTfon. y. l.. shaw
mn. !.isafi H. 'ipbbs.
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Is undoubtedly disease of the blood, and
as suct only teiiahle blood purifier can
eftsss a perfect cure. IIooi's Sarsaparilla
Is the best blood purifier. and it has cured
mary very severe cases of eatarrh /,
Ewes an appetite sal builds up the whole
system,
neee rus act especially upon the fiYer
reusing Il from torpidity to its natural dut-
nee. cure constipation and assist digestion.
mchdkvikv foir
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'ftHi'7pFiI 20, WInn.
Tive taapatsa Baking Camran@ II, u,aat.
tff'es 5fslaHd ageisss ieE Maine, invite .tf.n
ts'n, a. cs,tite'nn Wiis ~. above .sstp;n.,t n
ne "sa i'rpfiGnte tipt,ds NJ iiis Nosfhwe sfcrt,
tfaTaufS tosss i1eiay. Issued in .te,lamiI,afi,,,s
I ~ s}f' so, Tia' and paving per cent In.
sftst sesht aisraai'F aaE Saesi desirable invc.f-
ts'"s SIS. 10 &c s1 u'-sf paper, running -four TO
= w Sf'sfstwrst' Els '.rarsnfy Loan Co. a seyy
if'see .iF,fi tine iiisatgganMf. torrr4ioust.re,
ssi,c.ftsl fU'r
tt.e-ssstilfetsis
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rahease loassr. WIN lafs.. u,

Ps'hoase soafers whn infe-tthe Bowery
Al Pfesi'.aee. had y drunken tralie AMI
ssisvRs other outrages set tie ri,,,,,,,, \.
Fiatk kane. rsgscyt Young fellow. ain.
4 day or t~o ago. KAN s,,s he beyone'
in Boston, bas sh,t hi. tao sisters resi,I,. 81
Lynn. Kane i at the hos pitsl shsre. ST.
uriay he was reported TO b. comfort,
6,,e
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Mrs. clara Lowell. wife of Mr. W. IT..
Lowell and daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Boswell of this city, lied very suddenly
saturday morning at the home of her
parents en- Middle street. Her sudden
death was a great surprise to her mans
friends. The deep sympathy of the com
muuify is extended to the bereaved ones.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-09

Mr., James Bailey and family have re-
turned from Ca|itorui, and moved into the
house recently VACATED by Augustus Long
fellow on Granite bill Being an expert
cnced quarryman, he will take charge of
the further quarry of the H,lluwell Geanite
Co a. soon as operations are resumed
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Randall Hopkins, an old residence of
Gardner, died at his home on Fillmore
street vi about O'Clock Friday afternoon.
Mr. Hopkins was about 20 years of age and
was a milIwright BY trade, working in Fan
sor for many years, and then moving back
10 Gardiner, who're he has since resided.
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lIallo~eli Christian Endeavor societies
viii be well represented at the kennebec
County Y 7. : c. f.. convention. to he
held ia South Gardiner, Friday afternoon
AMI evening. Pres. Whitman OF Colby ni-
ycrSi,y. will address the assembly in the
evening. All those wlia wish 10 attend
from IIallowell can take ilvaut rye of the
reduced rates.
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The raising Of the new chiefs of Nahum
kvag tribe of Red Men y i'll occur tomorrow
evening. D. u. q. $. Upton of brunswick
will eonfluct the raising, and after the exer-
eises the assembled braves viii cat corn
aud yeni.ou7 by invitation of the new
e.iisfs
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The members of the board of trade and
others will watch it'll interest the develop
ments in establishing the Morrell Cure here
in Hallowsli, The Classical School buili-
ngs have been bonded by DIR. johnson AMI
his co-operators. the bond expiring Febru-
AIRY .
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The Maine Central management has just
issued a very handsome announcement of
the improved train service between Augusta
and South Gardiner in the form of small
folder.
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In this city the week of prayer has been
fittingly observed by union meetings at the
Congregaiionalist. Methodist and Free Bap-
tist, and meetings at the First Baptis;
churches.
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\ large crew commenced work an Satur-
day. building the piers above the new dam
of the fIollingswortb 4 Whitney Co.
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Miss Abbie Eveleth spent Sunday with
friends in the city. Reports from the sick
bed of her father, DR.. Eveieth, are not az
favorable as his many friends would wish
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-09

In this rity 2lo siguers have been secured
on the road department petitions, issued BY
the Maine Central and circulated through
the agency of Ticket Agent F.. C. Douglas,
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Manager p. W. fiowe OF The Atkinson
f:.,a,fs.ssfs branch .ssrs eoBfaesi 10 the
hoa.s part Of the last week With severe
eoid
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-09

Miss Dora Abbey. who has been at her
her home in tie city for some time. re-
turned Saturday to Massachusetts,
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Quite number Of our ambitions Young
men are iatulsiug III lea. boating ~ novel
and exciting pastinle. Three geosi-sixed lee
boats are alreaay owned here in the city
and one at fittst0n This is something
~ " on the kenncbee as ii Is rare thing
that tie ice hollis 80 long without the fields
being huE ap so badly that a long stretch of
clear ice u an impossiblity.
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Tho Herserf Jafta4ea stpiatet fiah al
tie Opxsa l.ease this esss NJ
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Miss Matte Randall, teacher ut the In
dustrisl School. who has been visiting
friends in Boston, returned home Saturday
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NOTICE.

1l,s' Assasis, ItsllDseE ard t5ardiner Railroad
esssissrtis esli AK 'is easfng Legislature for an
s9tal' ~ 70 4. charter authorizing tho com.
assyi sapYI, ei. i.eas and power IN ti,s eites
II 8ssu-fs. H.isowell assd Gardiner. and 10 *
iss5t ~ sf-sei's ia tie city OF s;sr.i.n~r
Nasfiit.srEn HAYNES, President.
toessiiawti
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LIABILITIES,
of Stocks and Bonds.


a.,
AtiaiitH rus ana bAllk
nmg %, s'"ok,
'ti'" rust anu BANK
III v, S '',,
s ~ 49, g, wy. ,i',H' ~, o. S''''N
H., g. w 80 :"
~, ~ -" h'n.' ''i"ph
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800. -, ~, "
t.l,. az ~. ,','' ~, ~ I"" ,
, IL -, ~, i''r'n ''u' ~
', 1919 ''' ih'I7
80 ~" ,.
, ,''i'h VI ~ 'i''I '''ltN
"y " ~ '.uN ~ '"i "1H
=" ~ VIZ "'hNt Stock
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49, 80 .t''''',.' '''illi- = p
, ~ ~" 'i'' S''''"'I
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Mr. Naniier, representing the knicker-
boeker lee Go. of Philadelphia, arrived
Saturday.
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Postmaster Sias'y an express Agent
W. Tnaa renewed 'li, sports et thcir boy ioo,I
days hast SATURDAY by taking 4 san an ,ts.
isss
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OAKLAND.

Mr.. Elain Baby 0g the A,kinspu House
Furnishing Go, Walervli'e. was in town
Saturday.
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WATERVIL.LE.

Mr.. G. l.. Shaw of Bath was in the city
Saturday
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-09

'rl.c ofiicers-eIect Of Heath Post. e. \.
g.. were Installed Friday evening by Com
fade Lewis Selbing of Augusta. After the
installation Comtade selbing Inspected the
post, iinAing item proficient in their work.
\ Number of visiting eomrasies were pres
ent anil after the exercises of the evening
were concluded alI paHook of of a banquet
in ,lie supper room. Il was one of the
mo.t pleasant Installations and inspection.
thai the post has ever he'll. The post
commences the work OF the year in excel
lent shape
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statement of Debenture Bonds
Certified to by Trustees.

Toid anoRBi 81 tiebentufes CERT.
Gcl. si2, z.O,G77 20
-. smonht on hand and With
azent., 427.7so 20
7ohl liabilities for dHbrntures Us
trr statement, ti9ts.a57 60
y. ,. THOMPSON, Asst. Treasurer
CGronic -s;il.
CHARLES y. FOWLER, ~.
> H. BERIHoS,
.'f.sfe of Sew York,
oaB;y Of New York.
y. g. ia"iaps9H. assi Treasurer Of the Lquit-
bic M"rfFssc Company, Charles y. Fowler
tHd 3, q. I;tTtron fW1 ~ iiu directors OF safd
'itgtraay 10 soi'in.v swear that the above state
achi ~ rs sHir-rrshasl i. true according 10 our
'4i ku1S, le'igv a4a ifeii,;. Subscribed and -worp
9 lsieFe rae tis w'Diieih day Of october, A. d.
i~F,.
'eaI. A. 81. CHAMBERLAIN.
Notary Public.
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Another musical treat will BE- eivcl Wa
terviile people Tuesday evening. wIirn the
Belle B0ttsford Company appears At Cit,
hall as the third entertainment in III popu-
lar Course. Thu artists are as follows:
Miss Belle Bolts ford. yiohn Miss Salome
Thomas, soprano Miss Grace Bullock, vi
ohucellist; Mr.. David Lvthgoe, blftonc
Mr.. Frank W. Bracket, pianist and 90
eoupanist.
The series of union meetings gu ing the
week of PRAYER closed Saturday evening ai
the congregational church. The FIRST twt
meetings were at the Methodist church anil
led by Rev. Clias, Munger. Rev. br
Speaccr conducted the next two at thu BIp-
list church. The remaining meetings wsr,'
At the Congregational church aud led bs
secretary Mathews of thc Young Men's
Christian Association. The interest in
creased steadily during the week aud at the
meeting SATURDAY evening eight persons
came forward and kneelcA for prayers.
There is strong desire on the part of many
to have the meetings continued this week
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-09
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HALLOWELL,

Mr. Geo Willis is confined to the house
with severe cold.
Mr.. Chas. Blake goes TO work at e. \
Coles store today
Mr. w f. Marston has been spending Il
few days in Boston.