Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-21

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tssmps male for tie hishwzy. Dig bark
inx at their heels and the vicfog's soapy and
bloody face in the resF, made siie-spfn-
ting scene.
Ana suli tns asp'ranss ios eaamp'onsoIp
that pie eating match is On the taps At
DAYS Ferry this week
rhefpeh 1ioae 'sir -. po. -.
poo. sas ~ s. $50 80. -
IAh. insy sl'rloaI@ mn $500 " ~
c&nhihz oasiHess, Claiming as ."E
ries tAAe Sis A,u h.''e ans s.~., =
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/ A writer In the Bath fn4epprdsn. calls
| art nsion 10 tie fact that this breezy little
| city BY the sea has given to the world many
| dissinxuished men and women. She gave
Maize her arss governor William King;
| .he his gwen one United States senator
abe gave to the Civil War besides many
lesser officers. two generals she has given,
pesiaes ssseIA Ioi'Fz p1ols - "a s,.;a,
~ ps1s"'1 -, ~ si.e nA - - ,k,aa
.,s s.sel' ~ o'spn s,,,.n,'tsa 80
I ,hIIa,~is'slia onf; fo'''a'''i' 'ii'N a1 asa"
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OF mavazioe writer. chiefly ladies', sever
al. She has riyen the Boston higher school.
FIVE Of tbeir mos, -ueces.ful teachers. Five
Of Bostoa's nno.t eminent pby siciaus are
Bath boys. The most talent 4 poete.s Of
Maine il A Bath lady.
EfsffafnFI n fza fiDgs Inch !
guard bis store at night. and do il effect |
ually. He was recently presented with two |
cats, and one Light he put them into MS
store To keep the rat, away from the grain
The next morning the feiinss we're found
-. 80, t. -. :. -. "a ,s.,lv
800 - 81. L;Il--1 !, o. .,c,a snd he |
eonld mo-, Co.. ,h., ti,a =, bi,n .cconnr for il |
n ,bou,h, !, ,na., =, CO.., ~ III. DOC. IN =,
ax,s,r,tn.,;n,, ~. ,,a,. a,s no Iaf, q. |
c,.r,la .,f cat. IN ~, .,,,a ri, tho honnd |
/. n;,h, ,ha hn,t A., ~, chs;rsa nm |
r.. 49,, r,,,,,n,, ,h1, o.t. -. no mo,s
a., ~. ho,,nd ~ siiIs5 ,sa,, 10th tn |
80, /. w. ,on.;i.-t,,, .h.,ba, IN .al |
,h. a., M ~. a.. Loa,jae, es,.
Look out for the cloth pedfiing swIndler'
r
succeed in cheating their victims whatever |
the price 4. that m ~ be paid Last year
they soii In $50 lots, and one trade that
come under the writer, notice. i. fair
sample Of what they give for the money In
this case the farmer got them dow n to s75,
ziving his note for that amount Then he
asked ba, di.eouu, they would make. an |
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80 '"e Nie' IN n, '
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Fox stories are now in order, AMI We
must confess that the ass0rtm Mt the present |
autumn has been unusually varied and in
I-resting. The latest comes from West
Bath where = hunter found hi, dog had |
''holed" fox snd as he approached to dis
lodge the animal Mr. Fox suddenly ap-
pear of his own free viii and accord and |
fight ensued. The hunter was afraid to |
'u""' ies' ne Aii MS u"s a"N .ie Iva go
po' eie 'os ~ a,tei NM supp
nun aHai'' am e" ,"0 lu. UP
"a' Tue "''''i'' al rreIy lo' 'Ain"'As'
i"o o'"et in'h 'toni lii1 '''he W II "io'e
fox into his hole and plugged the den with |
rocks Then, "a II was lat. they secured
lanterns and spade and hogan digging for
the prize. AFTER gong down several fe-t
they sa" the foxs tai and Later got hold OF
the anlu'afs hin q when he was hauled
out, resisting violently AMI knocked on the
About this time of the year the good peo
pie of Maine are putting the churches and
schoolhonses into repair for the winter;
and in this com ection it might be we'll to
urge the Importance of the work being done
thoroughly. Esp cially should ihis be true
of the sehoolhonses where IA large number
of children are obliged to -tay H number of
hours during five Ia, Of the week. 1t is
of the greatest imp .rtance thai all drafts