Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-16

rudely passed her By. i
what . lively old place the vivacious aty
of Belfast u, to be sure we earn To-
tbs Are. that even in dull times THIS nus@
,,r, ba-1 corsipues 20 adord her 1nzens
E,s,v entertainments. When nisnta nose
IA hoe running smack or . Wild COW essnips
sho,,t he streets il is something else Sataf-
a,y tvs dog eight In which the Two OWE
s,s we're present each kicking ana ois"s
Inc others dog. It would have nnails
s,ded Ia a row between them II frienfs haa
mt intsrfered. VIVA. need 10 there sos .ne
Adventurous small boy. inspired os me
stirring tales Of the dime novel; 70 ." "
the zress, woody West in search OF .ne ~
venture and excitement, tnas hts
c,.vss when il can be had in sueh generous
Abundance within the limits OF Dis ""
State.
A coiored porter at Belfast hose- - -
an exciting experience the otnsf ia,
| be will not soon forget. he was -
| in washing windows when Dig oun,D..
| .trolied along and gave shout oi L.,
under his ear. The descendant W 80,
| Jumped into the air with now o'
ard swung his hat wildly about ms go
| bu, the bee merely smiled anu
| hi, remarks Finally the coioreh man
M the contest and retired INTO the nou
| I'd the disguised humble bee wsnapfe"
away in search of = more sPPiee'"
audience.
| Amos, every Maine town has one or tSo
..tyonus men. We see them al every ayr
cultural fair, and are amazed to note 'he
0lympian heights to which they are aoie 70
mani the pound indicator on the Hrens'n
heaters that usually abound upon such oecA.
,ions. One of these modern SAmsons
in . certain Maine hotel the other day anu
allowed that he could lift chair oy us
lover rupg with q big weight IN II. hs
succeeded in lifting it a. high - his heao
and vas enjoying the sdmifing giances %
, the a.tonished crowd, when the char cantse
. and the weight fell with q dull thud upol
bis the Since that time, it 10 safe 10 SAY
that he has given no more Samsonic eAhipi
ions.
Even the bears are getting sociaDie IVA
fan large one was recently seen he'
I the residenee of Mr.. Ainsley Gardner IN 10
Town of Charlotte. He ambled leisarei
cross the highway and disappeared IN
.trip Of woods beyond. As 10 usually IN
case when game is present, nobody mao
yun. II he should ever come thai wa
Il susia he will be sure Of warm reception
Maine people will be sorry to learn OF "a
accident which recently occurred 70 u
Bath tug, B. W. Morse, IN Cnafies'on ma
8, bor. s. c. She WAS engaged in towing
m schooner into the harbor when she suue
upon a bar and sank in seventeen ieet
o. water. 1t is thought that there WIZ pe !,
d, difficulty in raising her and repairing u
Of damage.
u The York Coursnt says that NUMBER
I'D summer visitors at that place tins year,
IL parted for their homes leaving behind the
=. unpaid bills. There are always rev
these individuals among our summer Wis
IA ors every season but fortunately their nu
her has been comparatively small. fetna
the experience may not be without Ns
- vantage in teaching summer LANDLORDS " !.
ID ercise q greater degree of caution In dean
m with their guests.
ity We learn from the Aroostook Prone
nat that Professor Henry L. Csrvllle OF l.it'
Tho ton. knowing full well the antsgonistic
feelings that exist towards the present
u.s. tar has been urged to permit himself 70
ldi- come a candidate for governor. 1t is
I'M tainly a momentous issue and one wh
.c, mi ght well roll down the vistas OF POI
.ns cal campaign in the old Pine Tree 81
ave with all the sonorous reveroerauon
has marching host. The platform might be
So in this brief but pointed form
no "WmEREAs, it is an outrage upon Am
can citizenship to force any dog 10 pa
tax.
af- THEREFORE,, Be it resolved, that all d
he abolished" This would advocate
brief but sure way Of abolishing the
.rds tax and would at the same time, ahorn
in ample field for true and stirring eioqn'
Ill Of the Demosthenic order.