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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-01

There are men ia this town who might
write an essay on The Inconvenience Of
Being Named by Some One Else" Ximri
pwicgins is one of these, His name is
enough to give one cold chills and without
question it has worked injury to him and
his business. Who could grasp the hand
of Zimri Dwiggins in feilo ship and who
receive his card without misgivings As to
the cut Of hisscoat and his whiskerss Then
there is Malachi Hogan, and finally there is
Hon Willie Augustus Hutchings, the elec
tiou commissioner Mr.. Hutchings is FIRE
aueptly called Gus and never VIII or Billy.
but nearly every one supposes his first name
is William. This is an error. He is called
after.a relative whose surname was Willie
Mr.. Hutchngs got the name at an age
when it fitted him, but ut the present time.
when he weighss3o0 pounds, wears dis-
uouds as hig AS ink bottles and is rs dig
nifiR,i as a Judge, the name has become irk-
some. He tries to conceal it by signing
himself wv. A. Hutchingsn or Nv. Angus
tus," hut his official cards are inscribed
Willie" He WAS deeply mortified when
be sent up his card to the Duke OF Veragua
and word came down, Tell Master Willie
that the duke will not receive the children
till tomorrow. Chicago Post.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-01

Two British soldiers, comrades. while
tall ing over the chances Of war on the eve
of a battle agreed that whichever of them
survived the other should inherit all his
possessions. To insure the carrying out OF
their agreement they made their wills. As
paper and pens were not at hand, they
scratched their last will and testament
on a horn lantern with a rusty nail.
The battle was fought, and one OF the
conn AIDES was killed. The other man in
course of time returned to England, carry
ing with him the singular document lie
took IL to Doctors commons. where it was
proved and allowed.
Then it appeared that the poor fellow
who had died in battle had. without hear
ing uf it, inherited property yielding ssU
a year. and the legatee under the horn Ian.
tern will received the inheritance. Cos
sip Of the Century"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-01
iNCkEASc Or GOLD.

of the Precious Metal Depostte,
his Year at the Mint Than Last.
sHlNGToN, July 3o.-An increase e
Iction Of gold in thi, country aut
1. Leut the world is indicated by til
j. received at the treasury depart
Tor the FIRST half Of the present year
deposits Of gold at mint- and assay
tourinX the six months have tx
7 hy .l.g1J, 900 those Of the same II!
D. OF 1892, and it is believed that tn
H. for the calendar year will b,
Isl, $50, 900.
god product Of the United state
calen 4 ar year 1891 was $50, l15.t 0o
& SaJ. on .0t0, so that the increase j.
TO reach : per cent.
II production has also been stimuli
} TO tie present time by the YER
iat the United States was soon Likely
'nge her policy of silver purchases.
iiled r1surns of the silver produce
lot yet been received at the treasur.
ment, as sthe metal is not brought
. miuts and assay Offices with tht
regularity as gold, and returns hay,
~ aited from private refineries.
expected that the production will.
"a. soon as the United States goe,
the market AS "A purchaser, If it l.
ieady falling of in consequences OF
luced price OF bullion.
present situation is thought likel,
lultte the production Of gold. and i
wed that gold may yet be discovered
xp3ored sections OF the Andes or OF
ifr,rA.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-01

The freight earnings of IN" railways of
the nitsd States for the wear 1891. says
4 ". Glen IN the Ncs York sun, were
si5t 900 Wo. and from passengers $500,
ono 900; total sinit nu on. III" dis
burscments for operating expenses alone
we're s1sI 0o0 eco, while the total dishurse-
msnts Of the national government. includ-
Tag iat,res, AMI pensions, were only SIS
OoO, pa for the wear ending June 80, ls92
The capt II stock IT the ral~ay companies
of the aitei States il 81 1000 600 400
total dividend. paid ~ 1871, $40 pio 900,
or an average of Iess than tve per cent.
The interest paid in lsni by American rail
wsvs to b0ndhoidPrs was S2p5 He eco.
while that paid by the general government,
for the fiscal wear 1922 was less than s2t,
900 coo The RAILWAYS of the nation dis
hur,e annually for interest 500 400 ,0Nl
more than the national, state. county and
municipal governments combined.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-01
FEARS COMING TO WANT.
Popular Portsmouth Man Hacks HI
Throat In Ho- .ibie Manner.

Popular Portsmouth Man Hacks His
Throat In ho- :ibie Manner.
PORTSMOUTH. n. It,, July So.-Charles
W. Narrell one OF ,ae best known young
men in the city and popular salesman in
the employ of Timothy Gay n Co. of Bos-
ton, attempted suicide Saturday morning
by cutting his throat.
While at breakf fast he suddenly grasped
a knife from the table and slashed at his
throat. His sister. Louise, who was pres
ent, fought nard To prevent lin from ac-
complaining his purpose. but be strug-
gled desperately, and later used carving
knife and razor, hacking his throat III "A
horrible manner The sister was badly
cut about the hands in the struggle. As
sistance was at once called. and everything
possibl doue for the man.
For long time Varrell has been worry
ing about money matters, fearing that he
was coming TO want. Yet he was comfort
ably well off and earned a large salery
He was to be married this fall to Miss
Barnard. "A beautiful and accomplished
young lady, and was building house Tor
their occupancy. Many people believe
that he has recently lost heavily in stock
REGULATIONS. The chances are that ,e
ops recover but it is feared that his mind
,eiessIy diseased.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-01
The Democratic Panic Of 80.

The financial and business troubles of
,lown in history "a the democratic Panic
~ es, for the real cause of II all Is dis
trust, among business men AMI manufac-
tarers. IN the desire or ability of the Dem
ccratic Congress to protect the business
interests Of the country in general Mr..
Cleveland and the Democratic leaders have
been trying to divert attention from this
real cause to pretended cause, that of the
silver purchase Law. For time they fooled
good many people hnt that game is about
Up; the people see nov the real cause to be
thu danger that the Democratic Congress
Gill DESTROY the protective tariff.
In this connection the committee on ma
,ionai affairs of the Republican club of
the city Of New York have issued a neat
circular which states the case pointedly and
clearly. in which they say that silver may
have played some part in cur gold loss, bu,
It 10 far less than is charged against ii; il is
the adverse balance Of trade, chiefly. that
caused Il. together with our contribution to
foreign 'isgs A. ocean freightage. the pro-
fiss and interest on foreign investments in
America, the disbursement of our citizen.
residing or travelling abroad and the large
amount Of wages earned here and sen. to
Europe.
The committee note the fact that Mr..
cleveland and the Democratic orscies were
constantly declaring, from jane % ~ ill
the November elections. tina; the American
r@cr,e were mensced BY no evil except that
Of Republican legislation y regard to the
tariff silver played no part in the election.
That vas the inisistory Of the present
uumistakAhle evidence Of shaken conf hence
in the community. Mr.. Cleveland submitted
to an interview. wherein, complscen,ly for.
eetfal of prediction assertions, he in
form d the people that the one solitary
menace to public prosperity and success i,
the monthly purchase of silver under the
act Of 1880. Thu. by his own lips 10 II
proven that Democratic success was reachet
through false pretenses which has already
cost the country two thousand million dol
lars in properly depreciation and busines
stagnasion.
NJ. Cleveland and all the rest Of tn,
Dsnecs6c leaders constantly declare,
that h Mckinley bill fostrred no industry
49, mech - il does hat of the sheri6.
Yss tn fscss are that during the four year,
= II. Hazsissn's ado inistrxiiou there "a
n increase Of lse ,olS in business concerns
Jet the failures in the last year Of his tern
vsss sS5 iess than during the last year Of
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-01
GRAND SPECIAL SALE
| BUCKLEY & GOODRICH,
s...s.-, p.,.,. nh, =. Ac per yard.
I - - 30 sas-.-.n-.1 Co. per yard.
\" ~ &C. nss liz Rr~, C.ateu BARGAIN yard
oHe n.ls -. ~. IN, ~ ~ gard
| out fol TIE COMET.


trsnsinernt va. - these Pas~ ssszss~s> ss>A.
nightss-,'onr ghost turns hsI'espr,nss ana
ear,-wh.,els. and il is very Wong anu sieh'
der and white, sai it makes no NOISE
among the brittle sticks in the WOODS. e4
crpt that il sereeeies with blood-chiti-
ing, uuesr,hly. piercing yell that makes
our knees shake anu our hair to stand up.
The ghost ehases women and children,
but runs awSy from farn. Everybod mas
SEN him. If il Is terinissiole TO give sex 10
an apaaritioa.
Auuie Robinson, the l&year old daugh-
ksr Of the grocer, and pretty Josie Cation
were chased . mile by the wrath Tuesday
nis,ht The ghost weat Oh all fours, but
the little girls Were SO frightened that
th.y could 90 hardly faster than the pur-
suer.
George and Winnie Gator were scared
almost cut of their wits the same evening
a. tney bent over the spring to get pail
Of water.
Another night Charles Christensen, a
grown up man, SAW the speeter and gave
chase IL turned few handsprtnss, gave
forth a screeeh that paralized Mr., Chris
tensen's legs and then disappeared IN the
woods Lots II other people have seen II,
but, as before stated, the people OF TINS
town are law abiding. God-fearins people,
who do not believe in ghosts, and Friday
a hunting party was formed
With guns and clubs they set out To
search the woods, find the ghost and club
all the fun out of the miserable joker who
wears the unearthly white. They found
a sort of bed under rude shelter In the
woods, and young Thomas Robinson Sc
GREETED himself near by with gun, while
the rest patrolled the woods and the neigh
borhood Of the spring all that night, pre-
pared 10 shoot the buttons of the ghosts
wardrobe.
He didn't appear. but the watch will be
continued for "A few nights, and if ii is Il
perspieeeious CHEST it will give up the bus
mess right away
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-01

'oa,a I lCnr kl lRsptssssn Ills snssr-
~ conis nave called General Wallace
rvs York. since be is entirely unlike
lries lamb or Henry Wstterscn and
II distinguished men. who are the most
Heed when they are able to spend their
! amid the pleasures, intellectual and
M. Of a great city. General Wallace
ssts cities, and Is New York is the larg-
seity be particularly dstests that one.
that he does not admire the maguifi-
evidences Of enterprise, nor appreciate
ADVANTAGES which await those who
in a greas city o. dwell there temper
". but he feels chokesl. crowded, uu-
ifortahle and restrained the more he
Sc for many years he has enjoyed the
ce, freedom and independence which he
experienced in his country home in
iNna-
rneral Wallace's new novel has been
tten with even more painful labor and
citing care than WAS Ben Hur," and il
much loacer story than THAI, so that
i'll be published in two volumes IL is
,e than dozen years since General Wal
conceived the idea Of the story, for he
il In mind vaguely soon after Ben
r Was published, but in the actual work
writing it he has been engaged little
: six years
his story j. bound to be - success pecu-
lily, whether il meets the popular favor
CHI "Beu-Hur" did or not. The pub
ers already have evidences Of that, for
: have received orders which will make
.-cessary for them to publish an edition
c, 90 copies, the largest first edition Of
story ever issued in America, and
D the exception of two Of George Eliot's
les and one or two Of Dickens the
est edition Of any English story ever
cd.
ler,- is ore exception to this statement,
ever. for Mr. A c. Gunter, who is the
fisher ~ well rs the author OF the sto
(which appear under his name, frequent
Isued editions OF more than 30, 90 copies
neral Wallace is, if the sales of his
Us are considered and the profits there
}, the most siccessful OF living authors
the single exception of Harriet Beech
lowe One of the partners in his pub
ng house said recently that the ac-
VI had been written up Of the sAles Of
l-Iiur" and the royalties paid and due,
II WAS found that General Wallace had
ed in royalties from that single book
-ething over si0d.11u. The book has sold
'6oo,~O copies, and no American novel
ping Uncle Toms Cabin" has
Ned that sale
Mrs Stowe had received all that she
Al to have been paid in the way OF
lties for Uncle Toms Cabin" the
y would have Melted her over 81 900, 90
when the novel was published she no;
bad no idea that ii had any dramatic
Utilities, but as she was at that time
kyV~iend of the drama she probably
AVA attention to such sug
her, Therefore
~~S Ap.were not
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-01

Tta BRYAxr 4 SrRsrroS CoMwERcIAL
School or BosroS, which our reader. " i'll
notice advertised in this weeks issue " III re-
open Tuesday, Sept. 5. This school needs no
Recommendation from Us, ~ its prese Mt
stanains and reputation, gained during tue
last 50 years, places ii at the head of all
schools OF simila, character. It csr he
pstrouixed with full confidence that nothing
that is possible to be done for its pupils will
be left undone. dit
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-01

7 | Ar MpSA =,


Nearly AL the farmers are done having
vet tn, re- are hundreds of acres of grass not
yet cut. The hay crop is a little larger
than last wears crop and IL of excellent
quality.--Geo. Rhodes horse. Judge Frank
IN, trntted at the Phtsti,li races and won
he third money III the free for all race.
Were 1t not for the nervousness of his horse
he might have won the first prize.-W. +.
Marble has bought u Columbia bicycle
rherr is quite u drou,h and crops are suf-
ferng from it. IL no rain comes soon
grasshoppqrs will be very destructive of
fall feed and crops of grain.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-01

IN Rotert II. Foss died at Dover,
is years peach crop promises to be a
one.
= Russian war vessels have arrived at
port, X, l.
ont half the usual quantity of ice Is
, shipped south.
case of smallpox Was discovered liz,
urn, near Worcester. Mass
FOB Huber. aged So. committed. sui
BY hanging at New Haven.
nss j. Feely Of Avon, Mass, a grocer,
led an insolvency petition.
'snn defeated Chace in the finish Of
ewcestle IN. H. tennis tournament
'.ph f. Briggs of New Haven has got
soubie By promising to marry two
unknown man was killed while
& on the track near North Grafton,
&ported that a revolt against the
: IN provisional government is con-
j led.
I .Jartiins, a brake man, was in
killed while coupling cars At
n. Ii.
gamer II. +. Dimock. from Boz
BE down and was sowed TO New
tive tugs.
M Robinson, Is years OF age. was
|Ons Foxeroft junction, Me-, by a
kntral train
ate Of the international yacht
:. Z the Americas cup has been
u I fixed for Oct. s.
, Libby, prominent Odd Fellow
ssta, Ne, died Of typhoid pneu-
He was 50 years old.
officials say they are paying GUS
n r. siIyar OF bills, "a they prefer.
Ssnk bills are scarce
sengaged In the occupation Of fwife
William Washington of York,
q dead from exhaustion
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-01

farmers 10 smear the noses of ther sheep
With pine tar TO Kill microbes. What must
they hs .arsFed slih TO Kill the free trade
microhe shlch At the present time Is ruin
ing the shsep industry
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-01

The Austrian count sho married pretty
Aane, the Chicsgo servant girl, So, a bad
pvecsdsnt. There IL scarcity Of servant
eiris In this country aad ss for "sassiety
ketrsss~s - have 4 surplus Of them.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-01

Hon. Seth G.. Whi,chou.c went
Squirrel Island Monday to attend the Az,
m citing of the Squirrel Island A.oc,es
OF which organization he has been AIN
tor aud treasurer for many years.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-01

William Stinchfeld, a uotoriou, Tai
rumscller has been committed To jx i,,I
the Chelsea court for five months for /,
pcated violations of the liquor law.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-01

Do you suppu.e that President Harrison
would have sllo~ed the people Of the West
10 reach the alag. Of starvation before he
called = ses,ion Of Congress to relieve then,
The Pre.i lent who can ti-ii while people
are starving IN Colorado is A different man
from BENJAMIN Harrison.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-01

World Fair !. one of the causes OF hard
times Thary Ia a great deal of money
tied up IN thSse buildings, bat all these eff
forts 10 re leye the Democratic party are
IN vain
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-01

II 10 a. fooiish to talk about thus country
permanently ssloptinz single gold stand
ssd - ID j. u talk abont The free and uniim
tied eois.se Of SILVER, which would mean a
sinsts STANDARD Of silver II persisted in.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-01

tfhfNbtN.
Mrs Il. Il. Stevens of Baltimore, is the
gaest of Miss C.. &. Alley. Mrs. Stevens
is here in the interest of the Womans For
,ign Missionary Society of the NJ l.. church
IN whose behalf she spoke very earnestly
md effectively on the Sabbath in the morn
ing, ut Dresden MILL, in the evening Al
South Dresden. She speaks on NondaN
veu,rg at Fast l'itt,ton, ihrnce going
eastward TO iIalowell, Madison. etc, also
TO the csmpground at Poland and d
orchard. The good SHE is Ioing in enlight-
cning her audiences rs to the needs of
their sisters in tn darkness of heather
lands IS tcvond the power OF pen to tell
MIR " hat, umh and wife of Somervile.
Mass are ,i-iling Mrs. Whitcomb's brother
Mr.. /t"n Bi m on iitun's Iiiil.-Mrs.
pav, nport of 'ro,i ence, Il l.. is visiting
her mother, Mrs.. W. A. Hatch at South
Urt s,i' n Mr. James Aleu- with wife and
little son made brief writ TO his parents
At South Dresden.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-01
FISHERIES.
ii states Commissioners at East
mort Prosecuting Their Search

ID state. Commissioners at East
port Prosecuting Their search.
erPuRI, Me. July S0-The Unite,
) fish commissioners steamer fisi
(, now IN this harbor, is to remain
\ time 70 assist the international fish
'iissinu, appointed in accordance witt
ireemeht between Great Britain ant
'onn'ry, TO investigate the fisheries ia
alters COntiuguous to Canada and thu
ri States
! commissioners are now prosect
1eir researches in the st. CroiX ant
snt waters, the st. John being the
objective point, and. as the eXamina-
Into the habits of the fish frequent
lese waters aud the fishery methods
= is to I've au exhaustive one, sont
Is to I've spent in the vicinity of the
smaqu0ddy,
ofessur Richard Rathburn. assistant
arge o! the scientific inquiry Of the
ed States fish com mission, with bis
Of assistants -Messrs. II. f. Moore,
Hardy and W &. kendall-has es-
shed laboratory III the warehouse
essrs. Miiliken a. son, and Captain
T sullivan. the veteran boatman. has
engaged to pilot the steam launch
he commission during the investiga
William Wakeman, prominent Of
4 the dominion department Of ma.
and fisheries. with assistants, is work
Oh JOINTLY with Professor Rathburn.
Ran Away From Home.
M, Mass, July 20, John Anderson,
trs, ana Fred Jannelle, l2 years. Vt
Kiln street, have run away from
homes They left home Friday
ing telling their parents that they
going ashIng. They were expected
at noon aud both pareuts were so
alarmed that the police were noti-
Ii is believed now that both boys in
d to leave home for good.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-01

The sun rose this morning at "a !,
will set at 1874. The day is therein,
hours and 81 minutes long, or IS min,
shorter than June 81.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-01

The Maine commissioners Of phs,.I
will examine candidates for regist,,ho,
licensed druggists at the Preble ho. III
land. "Wednesday, August nh.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-01

Augusta has retained her proud mn,
tlun as a cool and comfortable SUNNI, !,
sort by the weather we have been blp,s
with--as rule. There have been an I
usually small number OF positively, usrs
furtably hot days.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-01

There are fsur times ~ many idIe labor
Sag men ia the nited States today A. a.
sny previous time in the history Of the IA
eon. Reform did IL.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-01

Three hundred and fifteen thousand dot
lars 10 gold aastsI for this coaniry las, Sat
urdsy Hssn't is occurred 10 the Wall street
organs 10 cry for the repeal. tit tat9, Of the
Sherman law
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-01

The repeal Of the Sherman silver Law would
only be ssSsh<r shot fred into the Demo
cratic panic nsyUsisf house.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-01

Every breath Of foul air taken into the
lunes 10 step towards death. Purity With
oaosless king of Germ Killers" General
depots. james Z. Fuller 4 Co., and George
d. Haakell.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-01

Officer Anderson will act As depu,, :
shall during the weeks visit Of Depu,, \,
shall Hanks at Ocean Point.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-01

The trustees Of the Universahs a
ave notice. that services viii Be III
amer Jsly le<h until Sunday, sepss. n
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-01

The Maine State FAIR, TO be held IN 81
tcmber, will pay more attention 10 3
Pathological and Horticultural depsrtn,s
than ever, the aim of the directors benz
m Ike this a complete exhibition Of Ma
products, Maine crops, Maine stoek d
Maine Industries.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-01

The man With the elephant on his hands
&c. Cleveland.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-01

Prof. Keen of the Asylum band viii
with Higgins band on st. Mary = s,e,,,
to Five Islands, today.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-01

Mrs. w. +. Livingston left Moua,, |
Fryeburg to spend couple of mou,A, Z
relatives,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-01
Are You Nervous?

the hspcd AAfnx up tbs sound mn1ak11l
from shs hsalshy stomach, aee<as ssay
nerre and nbss Of The hannah BODY, nd
in no other way can rsconssrus.tion and
improvements in the syxsefa go o.
Brown'ssarsaparifts viii deliver he bod
pure and healthy Into the blood
MKA DoscAs stone wife Of the veil
known railroad contractor. who has OPP
Grated al over New England. became
af7licset with that disease 30 very COM
mon among vou.en- She says. "fes. l
do know what nervousness raeAnA
have had +. in its worst forms could
not sleep, could not follow any mug c
work; the cry Of my babe struck hArs
upon my ear, the shutting OF a doorqrles
or the fall Of book or any unusual II di
t,rs1p rh, strs,at would give me . sse.xi
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-01

Isn't it about time to be hearing Nm.
nouncemcnt Of the famous Cobbo..c,s,')
regatta?