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The record-union., 1893-02-17

Hoyt's "a Trip to Chinatown" Com
pany, which was advertised to appear at
the Metropolitan Theater on the 10th, will
not be here until the 2lst. 1t will not
leave until the I'D, so that the play will
be given in full, and not cut to allow the
company 10 depart on the same night.
The record-union., 1893-02-17

XNANTED-MEN FOR FARMS. VINE
w yards. dairies and all kinds of labor;
women and girls for cooking and general
housework; p enty Of work Tor desirable help.
Apply at EMPLOYMENT OFFICE, Fourth
street, X and l..
The record-union., 1893-02-17

MANCHESTER, ST. LOUIS CO., MO.-THE
VI Undersigned wishes to know the where
abouts OF BOB MCNALLEY. The undersigned
crossed the plains with him in 1854. Would
also like to know where his sister Jane and
brother John are. Address ALVIN A. cor
The record-union., 1893-02-17

A character entertainment, with solos,
choruSes, recitations and tableaux, will
be given at the First Christian Church
this evening.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-21

The scholarly and popular pastor of the
High Street Congregational church of Port.
and, Rev. W. II. Fem, ID. D., will occupy
the pulpit of the Congregational church to.
morrow, in exchange with the pastor.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-21
S0ashove Fisheries.

The eommittet on -,itstora h-h,ries will give
public hearings Ut their room in the state HOUSE
"a follows
ThHrsiay, February md, isit!. O'Clock T. "
On the p-itl"us To aiaruf The law relating Ia
the taking Of HOLSTERS.
" educ sdsy, February lat. ls,f;, at . O'Clock + VI
I'm the petition of ~ g. bfewer aud others ask
log for lexis' ION prohibiting the use Of purse
sclaes In ts ia uaektfe and other ish within
three mii.. o shore. and me remembrance ol
Abner johnson and Others against same
"Wednesday, February lst, tsai NJ = O'Clock NJ
I'm the petitions TO modify the existing H-h Law
In such manner NJ to allow our eoast fishermen
the right to lawfully gain III eiihood.
" ednesday, Jan. 70. at 9 o'clock T.. VI,
t'n the petition for act 10 amend section Is
of chapter 10 of tho Revised ~ialatss, relating 10
the packing Of sattlln.s
"wednesday. ian. ~. At O'Clock T.. ~
TN the petition aud remob-trancr relating TO an
act to snend chapter IS section .. Of ithe special
Laws III is2i Incorporating the fnwn of lumber.
land.
"Wednesday. Jan. 81, a. 6'eioek 4, NJ
ou the petition for an act 10 prevent the taking
OF smelts IN the t,rorge- river otherwise than hy
hook aud line,
We inesiay, Jan. IS, ~ 2 o'clock r VI
TN the pelittnnnf J. { Cay snd others Of LlnroB
county. felshhg TO the taking of smeits III the
Me,isnoek river ~ order ~ the committee
IT. rufe M,nioeK~
SpsretArv
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-21

We print IN smoker eoinma this week
the announcement Of the KKSxEHkc lous-
xsf.. AMI this reminds us thar the first ns~s-
pr We ever hssI the pleasure Of reaiing
xas the re.kiy kExSEnss jaaRsNl. Ne
commenced iss perasai in The campsixn III
Tipyeean0e, in 1870. xhen We were only
about eight years of age. Luther Severance
sas. We think. ia esiitor At that time, arss
ssuce then il hts been edited ty
James e. Hlaiar. The nesspsper 10 Us in
those early days. vas positive iaxury- We
had pleaty Of time AMI Aent through its
entire columns. We took IN all il had to
xive, and that vas good deal, iis poetry,
stories, editorials, news anecdotes, mar
riages and deaths, miscellaneous matter N d
syen its advertisements We had Whole
week in which to READ il. The coming OF
that newspaper was to Us the great event of
the ~eek.
Since thea ne have lsefuse,l niany news
papers hut no reading in after years has
proved like that. Then we real our only
paper because We loved to read il; nov We
read many papers, in part, because we are
Obliged to, as i business bne of our noted
lunierists has said There rs great
difference between being funny because
yon want to be. AMI being funny because
il is your business to be funny and we
may say that the difference is equally
apparent in reading papers because you Ike
to read them and because you have TO go
over them as business. Now. we skim
ever great many newspapers daily getting
but comparatively little good from them
| What delight it would be to read one pa
per now, a. we read the kEsSEsEc JorR-
Val then A, any rate that is the way it
seems to US when we gtt weary over great
pile of exchanges
As much as We liked the knNNEBE, JouE-
SAL then. we are glad to say it is a very
much better paper now.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-21
couNITTIE HEARINGS.


fss ,ssl,e.sry eopsasssse .ill s,se pssiie hear
,sss 81 ftSir rssm< ~ stats Hoass, az islisr.
Taesasy. Jas. q. r. "
Cpsn an act TO aasbor3xs the fgra Of deassH 20
rrmoss the ba'i1ss Of dsesasea y~f~fts-
We.tsss.iay Ian. Is. . I'm.
Al act 10 sarisofsze tss conafy Of Aseo.,0ok 70
aid The Sanger sfsesfosk Railroad
ysssstsy. Jas. aiss, y, ". IA,
ft0n Petition to amend chspfsr " OF kstisrn
ssststss, iars. retstiss ~ paapsfss
tet, ., insa. 1t : s'esoes T, "
Az art creating the pahse ~ commissioners 81
hlss~sys
~ ses 70 Incorporates The yers shore ws,ss
10
.tss NJ
A AZ aid.iisasi and sass sdssosy 70 clause 8.
ACE d chap 70 VI tsss Revised -tstnss OF i-sd r.
issins 10 suits 10 dstertaine pssfef 'etiisnrnfs'
a. set a.iistiapa to chap. 20. Of the Private
asd -p-cfai Laws Of 1871 entitled an as' 70 en-
zoe ~ the cssnty If Arsosf.ok 70 add Ia the COZ
.tfyefsSs Of . rasiuay through said county. and To
.e.,sIrs aud hold preferred -foes Of iss company
iHsiIdins such Fsiiroad.
tas. ~
IA 4c, &, amend .ee 70, chap, -, Of The kesis
ID ~tstatrs 81 Iva. fssilng 10 The settlement Ut
g.sp.s.'
IA sci 10 confirm The organization of the Free
port Water en- aaaer ne general laws.
A sct 10 prevent thr Introduction and spread
Tsgfsiay, Jan. u. isei. n2f. ".
IA act 10 amend chap. = Of the kesssd statutes
OF issi In relation TO arogxisfs
Tbsraisy, Jan 20, f-gi at r NJ.
TN an set 10 supply the ei,y Of sobufn VII,
pare wstsr, bills 1 and u sl-n AN aGac amend
ias charter OF the city Of Old f0wH.
friday Feb q. lsei. atz T. VI
On vsrion. Petitions for sae, enactment a. VII
slie~ the women VI Aaisr sbs Right 20 ballot al
,snsiefpa eisefiosss-
Wednesday, Feb, ,--.,.,-s.-...-.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-21
The Columbian Exposition.

Appropriations for the coming Worlds
Exposition by foreign governments and the
different states of this country. has now
generally been closed up, and Mr.. Potter
Palmer, chief of the exposition, will soon
notify Decentralization just the amounts
which the United States and all foreign
countries are generally going to do for the
big fair. There are some very interesting
figures to be presented in this report. 1t
will, in the first place. show that foreign
countries have, all told, set apart appro-
priations amounting approximately to So
st3.j9s.
This amount is distributed among eighty
six nations. colonies, principalties, etc. Of
this number 81 have organized official COM
missions to conduct their Worlds Fair bus
mess. The remaining number will have
exhibits at the fair under less pretentious
auspices. There are already in progress of
construction l6 foreign government build
fngs. These payilions are special in their
nature. Countries which will make exhib-
its in the main buildings have not deemed
it necessary to construe. special pavilions
Germany heads the list with an appropria-
ton of $500 900. France is second, having
appropriated 1913 900. Japan comes next
with $3.50 900. and Brazil fourth with
$500 900. The next largest is Great Bril-.
faip's tim Of .SIpI 1pN
Following the recital of what moneys
have been appropriated by foreign countries
Director General Davis has submitted
list of the states which have set aside money
for the fair. Thirty -one of the states are
erecting pavilions. Their appropriations
aggregate s3,oo0,0I5. Illinois tops the col
umn, having set aside $500 900 to defray
the states expenses, while the interests of
California, New York and Pennsylvania will
be taken care of with the sum of $500 900
for eact state. Colorado, Iowa Michigan.
Ohio and Washington have each appropria-
ted 100000 or over and the other states
range from $4,000 to $4,000.
A number of states expect 10 secure in
creased appropriations. New York is ask
ing for 5000 900 more from its state Leg
stature. and Governor Flower has recon-
mended it. New Jersey ia pleading for
$4,000. North Dakota wants more money
and Kentucky, which has just made an ap-
preparation, is promising 100000.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-21

Died at Burlington. December 2ist, Miss
Susan Fisher, daughter of the late Col.
Joseph and Mary Stetson Porter of Lowell,
aged sixty-,hree years. To acquaintance
and friends these words will recall perss n
of rare mental ability AMI fervent Christian
character. Gentle AMI reserved in DISPOSE
ton, she yet maintained most active inter-
est and correspondence with the outside
world Her written worls of sympathy in
every pleasure or trial which came TO her
neighbors and friends. will long be missed
by them. Many will also wish for the
faith in spiritual life.
For many years member of her younger
brothers family she will be missed in his
home and BY her immediate fTienis.
As the spring brings up the sleeping How
ers, the htile children of the neighborhood
will have no Miss Porter for whom to ill
their hands with the wild flowers she SO
dearly loved. Not one child came to her
which hal not its own particular grace, aud
the flowers they kept her vase filed with,
each had an interest and love for itself. No
strange flower came that she did not make
its acquaintance and accept as one more OF
Gods smiles"
The firm friend strong will, true judg-
ment, great memory and brilliant in,ellec,
will no longer inspire, strengthen and assist
those she loved, and the vacant chair in her
home will sadden many hearts.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-21

The late ex-President Hayes owned one
Of the finest private libraries in the country
IL embraced 1900 volumes. all properly
classified and arranged. To enlarge his
collection of Americana he bought at one
time from Roher, Clark i Co, of Cincin-
matt, loco books bearing on American his
tory and biography. and these the book
publishers had been years in collecting. He
had 1000 volumes on the late Civil War and
complete files Of all the leading journals of
the day
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-21
Railroads, Teieavaphs and tx
presses.

The committee IN railroads. telegraphs aud > \
presses will give public hearing ~ their room In
the State House rs follows
"Wednesday, Jan. II. ! 4.
On tbs hili entitled, nct relating TO certain
contracts f0f the conditional sas lease hire ct
railroad sud street rsiiwat equipment aud roing
stock and providing for the recording thereof
"Wednesday, Jan. q. e-Bn T..
TN the ball entitled act TO amend the charter
~ the koekland fhomssion and Camden stree,
Railway.
"Wednesday Jaa. ~, i>act at ! L. NJ.
TN the sli entitled net to amend chap. ~,
of the Private aud Special Laws of iSS1, entitled,
an act 10 incorporate the Waldo and Somerset
Railway Company amended by the rfit ste and
Special Laws of I>al
THURSDAY. Jan. vi. issta, At 10 L. NJ
On the art 10 incorporate the Auburn and Me
chanie balls Railroad COMPANY
rhnrsdsy, Feb. :, t>iss, at =. NJ
TIA the bill entitled. act TO require railroad
corporations oproyd- mileage tickets which shall
be accepted for fasssg, aud fare upon st railroad
hpes in this state.
Tbussdss. February 9 tsel. ~ 3.so y. VI
TN the Bill sntitied act to extend the time
for th+ eonsi rnetion OF the wiseasset aud quebec
kailrn i. the M.s.alcnskee and keuneb.c Rail.
rsad and the somerset railroad. and 10 amend
the same.
AfREKF N. pkxIEY SECRETARY
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-21

II. II. Harvey has contracted with G.
W. Hanks for the immediate construction
Of two buildings to adjoin that now stand.
ing, of the respective dimensions of 4O15j
and 30x55 feet. Mr.. Hanks will get his
lumber from Seven Mile brook and will be-
gin work next week. Mr.. Harvey has
also contracted with J. p. Wyman for the
window frames, etc. The new building
will be of the monitor roof pattern.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-21

Nov that ex President Hayes has passed
away the press of the country unites in do
ing homage TO his name. During his life
be was actuated BY high and patriotic mo-
tives and evince,I great courage i'll carrying
them out For this reason l,e was often
bitteri. assaulted by those whese ideas of
public policy differed from his own. The
eloquent eaiogs pronounced upon Mr.
Hayes by Representative Hamiin in the
Maine House of Representatives, Thurs
day. was most fitting tribute to his life
and character
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-21

The committee on tsxs;san will give public
aearsug In Room "a Gu the matter OF smr pd %
isw for,sNstiea Of the .cilo~inx companies and
corporations, each msettrg to be held nj IN
ceiaek. +, NJ. on The DAY nanea.
Telegraph and 'el~sllsone companies. Monday
Jah u, steam railway aad sleeping car companies
"wednesday. ian. 1t street railway and express
esnp.pirs. Thursday. Jan. vi; insurance eompan
tes, Nenstsy. Jan. ~. savings banks and trust
companies. faes.sss. Jan. At
"Wednesday. Jsn, ~. al s:se T.. "
IN of,tse Is to eNf~slisary of repeating thu
zss efeatins ths B.ssrsi Of STATE Assessors
Thursday, Feb. .. at-safN VI:
oa tbe issting Aiils
Ny ar1~r Of es.ssnittss.
JoHS A. Roskgrs, See'y
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-21
Mr.. Hayes Election to Congress.
New York Press.l

In August, 1864, while at the front OF
battle, General Hayes was nominated to
represent the second Cincinnati district in
Congress. 1t is related of him that he re-
piled in answer to suggestion that he OBJ
tain furlough for the purpose of conduct.
ing his canvass: An officer fit for duty
sho would at this crisis abandon his post to
'lectioneer for a seat in Congress ought to
court martialel." He was elected by a
majority of 2i00, and he took his seat in
Congress on December 1, 1864.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-21

In view of the approaching naval man
onvers in connection with the Columbian
celebration ia May next. the Temporary en-
iistmenf of four hundred additional seamen
viii probably be authorized, and yet even
With that number. Commodore Erben saws
the navy is already short-hanaed, and he
does not see how the new shins can be
manned. The temporary recruits are all
sesmen and nearly all old man-of-~ar's
men, and the promptness with which they
come IN indicates that there viii be no
trouble in increasing the force.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-21

Mr.. Charles Hatch, formerly clerk to the
State bank examiner, who was recently
appointed United States bank examiner for
Maine, is being aided in his new work by
United States Bank Examiner Getehell OF
Massachusetts, one of the most widely
known and popular examiners among the
bank men of New England Mr.. Getchell
has been assigned to Is banks, among
which are some of the Augusta banks.
Mr.. Hatch is very popular among Maine
bankers and his appointment is approved Of
L. Ii
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-21

The Wyoming Supreme Court has decided
unanimously that John Osborne, Democrat,
was acting without warrant of law when he
seized the executive officer of the state Dec.
,, and that his action was illegal and with
out precedent
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-21

W. F. Springer, nothing daunted by the
repeated snow falls, has again cleared AZ
his rink, opposite the steamboat wharf. and
that popular rendezvous was again throneed
Yesterday afternoon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-21

The Independence and honesty of the
Nes York Sun is shown by the following
tribute 70 the noble character of Senator
Haviey OF Connecticut. just reelected -
aus own sue -essor = the United State. SEN
ate In public life II the present time
there = no man whose personal record in
politics II cleaser Of stsin than Gen. Ilau-
irys. He is credit to she susie ana TO the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-21

Conductor Fred Sanborn came up from
Portland on No. |, yesterday morning and
took charge of his train here, reliey;r,
baggage master Latham.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-21

The eomaiittre gu legal Affairs will give public
hearing. at their room In the state House ms fol
lows
Thursday, Jan. %, : T., VI
On the bal tn protect workingnien's anioas in
their labels. frae marks etc also an the biii 20
amend Special I.sws relating 90 wharf lines 10 the
city uf Hanger. also On the bill relating TO trust
funds NJ towns. also IN the bill to authorize the
construction pf a highway across the tide waters
VI sprues creek IN khtery.
Tuesday January IL. 1885. att r NJ
tIu the petition for an set prohibiting sunday
excursions and 10 regulate sunday traHlc also on
tho bill TO snsnd the charter If the Fairfield Va
lag. Corporation. relating To the purehas" Of land
fat maintaining burial grounds.
isy etti.r ri the Committee
WNEtEg & tNhgSuN. See,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-21
..sSeas yNe.iicrs,

The Legislators went home in large nun.
beers yesterday, most of them believing
that it would be their last chance.
Between ) and 6 o'clock yesterday morn.
ing the thermometer registered 90 below
while on the river road it dropped to 2, be.
low at the same time.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-21

The gospel of good roads is making won
ierful progress in this country and the in
dications are that within few years the
highways of this country will fairly rival
the most famous of the old world
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-21

Those that think there is nothing of the
beautiful in confectionery should take
look at the windows of Fox & Co. The
Violet craze is carried into dainty sweets
and bOn-bons, so artistically arranged by
Miss Mollie Myrick, that one almost forgets
the zero weather and imagines all manner
of sweet smelling spring blossoms, violeu
predominating. Candies of Nile green and
many other vegetable colors abound.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-21

Secretary Eikins, i'll authorizing the CON
.truction of the new Brooklyn bridge has
stipulated that it shall be height of 40
feet above mean high water. This is FIVE
feet more than the height of the present
bridge.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-21
,n,.oa r,enesiss and Game.

The fssstmistee On Island Fisheries and tame
vii! ffss public hsasing at thrif rooia ~ ti'e
state Hsuse,
friday. ian. q. +,
Petition Of james &. sfsiiixsa and VI others o.
f,ua.as. s~osta 10 prohibit taking af deer N I'm
rs,tu e4ssasY H. ". RsstEiss. JE-4 -ecr~iafs
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-21

Reports received in this country from
booking agents of Atlantic steamship com.
panies now canvassing different cities in
Europe, lead these companies not to expect
4 very great rush of foreign visitors to its
Columbian Exhibition. The agents of the
British, French. German, and Italian lines,
who had expected that, by this time, the
demand for cabin passage in April and May
would be extraordinarily pressing, so press
ing as to require the service of extra steam
ers, are disappointed. A commissioner who
has travelled all over Europe to procure in
formation for steamship company, reports
that he has found hardly any interest in the
exhibition in any European country; that
there is q widespread apprehension of re-
turn of the cholera in the spring. and that a
good many people are afraid of the expen-
-iveness and discomfort of Chicago during
the exhibition. His observation has led
him to the conclusion that very few thou
sand foreigners will cross the ocean for the
sake of the exhibition of 1895. Still we do
not need to get alarmed as to the number
of visitors at the fair. Ours is great
country. and there are people enough here
to make the exposition a success without
many visitors from abroad.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-21

The deadlock in the Kansas Legislature
still holds out. Governor Lew cling claims
that the supreme Court has no right to
interfere.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-21

The committee financial aaairs viii give pub
lie hearings at State TREASURER. office as follow.
Thursday. Jan. y. e..aPN
Resolve in fsser of Maine General Hospital
BY order Of the committee.
rSERS JOHNSON.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-21

presitent-eleet Cleveland, who * the
only ex-President now living. attended the
funeral obsequies of e1-Presiient Hayes
al Tremont, Ohio. Yesterday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-21
II. D. ROWELL & co.

rs-Agency for Augusta, EalloweII
a nd Gardiner for the UNIVERSAL
FASHION CO. Perfect Fitting Pat
terms. repbDd&wtf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-21

gszutsr meeting Of the committee on ssa-bere
s.lef,Y. sill 81 held ON "wednesday al O'Clock
r. ". at the seasiaore Fizheries' room.
LrrHER NAppocks. sees.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-21

Regular meetings al the committee ON state
Cotrar Of Agriculture etc. Will be held Oh Tues
day OF each week. at two O'Clock u. VI, AT room
Of sapts. Of schools.
q. d. MEhRIlL, Secretary.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-21

TIL. regular meeting Of the committee on libra
~ will b. held. until otherwise ordered. on Wed
ne-siays, ench week at 100 L. VI, in the rooms
OF the librarian.
r, c. SPIti.tSE, Sec.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-21

New York Press. |

The day that results in returning Eugene
Hale, Joseph II. Hawley and Henry Cabot
Lodge to the United States Senate cannot
be said to have been wholly lost to the Re-
publican party AMI the cause of COOL gov
ernmcnt
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-21

Ways and Bridges.

The regular meetings of the committee agri
culture will he held on Thursdays, at two O'Clock
T.. NJ. in the room of the secretary Of the board
Of agriculture, EDWARD WtGt,iS, Secretary.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-21

MAJ. VIM. DICkEY, the veteran iegis-
lator, on Jan 9Th, 1898 called upon Dunton,
the leaiing photographer, and lief, an order
for his first instaiment of photographs. Now
some might think this little early in the
session for ordering photographs; but Mr..
pirkey IL wise man. lie knows we arc
always rushed at the last of the session, and
tie only sure way Of getting there il to take
an early start. Legislators should have
negatives made early.
The Msntelios are the Ladies' favorites.
also ste ivoryeites and Ebonettes. Call and
sec our work.
Cabinets $500 per Doz., liseount on
large orders. Our Crown Crsyon Portraits
With frame $1,000. Likeness guaranteed.
fani.deodsm
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-21

Committee commerce meet Thursdays ~ 30
T.. N. Of eaeli week till further ordered.
II, II. uoPk1Ns, Sec.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-21

chicago Tribune.

Just my luck growled Mr.. Chugwater
looking over his paper paid 81 for a
thermometer warranted to register the cold
all the way down TO sixty below zero, an !
the weather man says it's going to gel
warmer