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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-12
VOICES Of the PRESS.
Ma, Provide MIN With Direct spsech


Won.ier II the Presidents rheumatism
will have any effect on the tone OF bi. mes
sage 10 the special session OF Congress? Ii
would not be- surprising if il hal tendency
~ make his sentences little more direct
snd tart, aish fswsr Of the high sounding
~urds that 10 not iaesn one thing or snothsr.
4 man who has b. write messsge in July
could no. he blamed for speaking blnn.ly
even If he sasn suffering with rheumatism
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-12

Emperor William - 80 sell sssarsh 81
tbe ps..sse of b.. army bill that he pro
poses 10 visit this country. For the SAME
reason msny Of bis subjects viii come snf
take their tasss snd pesatss along Hisi'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-12

few days in town last week, among friends.
Frank Spaulding is making extensive
repairs on his barn which will make it much
more convenient than it was before The
summer schools have closed IN town and
were generally successful.-Miss Mabel
Harding has gone to Skov hogan to work
ia the bo riing house Of Fred Thompson.
Sam Harding of Norrilge sock made a
living visit to town last week$son business.
The apple crop bids fair to be light
one this season Farmers have just com
menced hsying It is thought the crop
will be rather light one.
Waldo.
FREEDOM.
At its last meeting, Dirigo Grange con-
fcrred the 9TH degree on two sisters COM
pleting class of four. There will be no
meetings until August unless stormy, then
a Saturday meeting will be held.-Will
RYAN has moved from Knox Corner to the
Elder place, Freedom II. Pearson and
Ephraim Bragdon have sold their farms to
MIR. Bennett, the proprietor of the Beaver
Hill sheep ranch.-The village school
closed last week after a successful term
There has been much improvement in the
grass crop the past two weeks; though
there are many fields in which the timothy
and witch grass have been killed. All grains
are making heavy growth orn and
potatoes are good and but few Colorado
beetles yet. but much complaint of the
canker and cut worm.
TRo,.
Hsying is the programme just now. The
hay crop is vary light, but other crops are
looking well. The North Troy base ball
nine went to North Dixmont July 18th, to
play against the North Dixmont nine, over
whom the Troy boys gained a victory. The
Band of Mercy met at Mrs. Rogers. Satur-
day afternoon. The children reported
very enjoyable occasion.-Miss Mamie
Dyer of Burnham is visiting Miss
Lille IIeald.-M. +. quarterly meet
ing at the Union church Sunday. Seven
were baptized, after which the congrega-
ton listened to very interesting sermon
by the presiding elder.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-12

Experiments made in the hygienic insti-
tute in the Berlin university have shown
that cholera hacilli die more quickly on
dry tobacco than on dry glass plates, that
they do not multiply. but quickly die. IN
moist tobacco and that tobacco smoke
quickly kills them.-Annals OF Hygiene.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-12

People are speaking in high eomm.,,.
ton of the work of the weather bu,e,, !,
late. the prophecies having been, ~ mi.
most accurate.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-12

Anyone who disbeiissrs that tariff for
revenue only would inevitably reduce wages
in tbi. country should note the follow
ing from the London Echo to the effect
that reduction of wages in the British iron
trade has begun. IN announcing this re
duction the LONDON Echo declares that
"wsgrs are too low already, but adds that
the cut Of 9 10 per cent. in wages already
too low Ia unavoidable "hecause of the So
we're competition ofGcrmsny aud Belgium. >
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-12

The dealers now say that the numb,, d
new wheelmen in Augusta this season b,.
nearly reached 100 and that before the vim
ter has come this number will probably h,
increased by one-half, of course these s,.
urcs include riders of both sexes and an
aues
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-12

Tho Americans who made the acquani-
anc. Of tho Duke de Versgus while he was
in this country. are called upon to pay hls
bills contracted here. 1t this rate The
practical American who. although he has
been inclined to toahy to errte royalty, will
soon become ashamed of himself and
grow rs shy Of full fedge'l lord a. Car
din investor il of real estate boom. un
general principles. however, Yeragus il 10
be piticd Columbus and hts family never
received anything but shabby treatment
from Spain for which he did 40 much.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-12

Gen. W. S. Choatc completed the in'pee'
ton Of the various companies Of the W.
tionai Guard State of Maine on TUESDAY
night when he paid an official visit to 'ne
Fist Regiment gun company. Capt. w. d.
Moriarty, at Lewiston. Monday night os
inspected the Capitol Guards Of Augusta
Co. +. of the FRS, Regiment, Fist Lieut.
enaut D. n. Blackington COMMANDING
The general was accompanied to LerH'on
by Col. Il. e. Harrington, Inspector-gensf"
of rifle practice in the y. g. 5. N. Ten
Choate's report Is not due under the he'
law until December -, although osine +"
the unsettled condition Of the militia nos
the act was passed. it is probable thai 's
will make special report at an early aaR'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-12

The Chelsea deputy shcriffs are said Ia \.
on the outlook for pocket peddleu Nh
have been rcaping quite a harvest ,A.,,
Togus of late.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-12

The French cabinet APPEARS TO be- on ihe
verge of i,ssoIution and grave fears 81
Ass,onstrssions on the sSnIversary Of st'e
h.s,,ue,,su NJ the Eastiie are entertained.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-12

One of the most widely known ,.,oo,.
in Augusta, was recently closed through ii,
threat of the county attorney to iod,,
the owner Of the building.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-12

In spite of the excellent condition rt,A.
roads only few people have come iun
town from the country of late on ,ccou,,
of the general employment upon the M,
fields.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-12

Chss. s. Pettingill the new captain oil Wv
Cony High School foot ball eleven in'sh''
TO make a special study Of the game dn'''s
the vacation and viii spare no fort 10 W.
velop a strong team in the fall ~,
chances are strongly in favor OF the fe'''"
Of the NJ. !. 8. \. A. foot ball Champion
ship contest with teams competing if'"'
Bangor, Copy, WatervIlie AMI "a'a'"',
High Schools, Westbrook Seninafy SEQ
Bridgton and Hebron Aeademies' i"'
Bangors, according to the Queen CHY pA
pers. hope to repeat their success u VIZ
athletic games in june by winning the 'os'
bali championship in the fall. II wiz
remembered that the State chsmpioh'''p
was in dispute between the Dangers '''
Conys last year as the latter dill NOT con.
slider their defeat fair test and the i''h''
team would not play return game.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-12

rsp<r ssys an Ensiish srris.l At nc Grand
Trusk depos Monday impaired for good
sporting grounds. He prefefred pigeons =
shook Of snafe although anything With vfass
vouh suAIce. He Vas directed % the posi-
sGIce sd iune.iisely tosk his spossing
inplsnssn ~ attracted considerable n
sentioa = be valked slsng the street He
evidently sspposed that the cisy vas .
Wilderness sad that the post office vas ia
the thickest part Of the voods.
There il one person IN Maine who misses
the Demoerzfie administration on is ssaiae
TIP. This person fsnt m oetre seekef
either. She 10 Maine postuiistress who
wants her successor appointed 80 she can
get married. Grover enjoyed the sorrows
Of single bissseaness 90 lons that he ought
gladly TO heipthe good woman out of her
dilemma
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-12

The horsemcn and the public generally
are looking forward with deep interest TOT
the announcement of the details Of the MD
summer race meeting to be held al the Az
gusta Park on August 10 and l6. The track
is popular it'll both classes and the interest
will probably be backed up by large at
tendance of horses and people. Fast time
may be expected as the track by that tins
will easily be the best for its length ID
Maine.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-12

rs 10 b. s~srsusd that shi'~ other bus
taess Ia Frightening the Iron inanssrJ re-
mains depressed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-12

There is a strong probability nov TN.
tennis tournament open to the county IN
be held in this city in August.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-12

The Worlds Psir has nsst With IL hfst
ssest disaster. Al viii ioia Ia the 'ifcese
hope that il may he the last.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-12

Excursion u Episcopal Guilds 90 =; ~
y Sekeels 10 Squirrel island tncsj, y
! %th. "IsIanderr leaves Angusta ! -
HailowelI 7.15, Gardiner 7.35, HicnmoS.
$50. From Augusta, s1.00 ;childfen ~ -,
Weather permitting will return past SET -
and Pophsm. All invited. djuly6's, io'i'''
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A@Hf,


Mis- Alice Soyland has armed home
for the sautur~r vacation. Mr.. Rascoe
Flint Is go f.iach better as 10 be able 10 be
Oh tn. street Mr. and Mr.. s. &. Murphy
have gear To Fort kalrti.hi sar visit
Miss Inrz Tibbers Of An,Iover. y. b. 10
VISITING hes aunt. Mrs. Mehay--afs-
Chss frafton of Limestone i visiting re-
lAsiwss In pps MIR. j NJ. No~iars and
.ouse friend. will sp-n,i the summer at The
Nov land farm NJ ami Mrs. Wesley Or
.slr male trip to Hauiton this week. Mi
Anifew Flat earrirs the mail between
Ashland and Asssrtiis STRIVING At the To- m
~ place 1t III o'eioek is stfs orarnifg -~
Qsfse a number of oar citizens attes'led
the tfo. al Fort Fairfield Work has begun
on the Bsu seiJo9ihoase, and Il Will Dc
pa shed rapidly 70 Ne completed for the IN
ter school.
SassAts MUS.
Some Of our farmers I'LL begin bsying to-
day many will rot begin tail another veek.
HAY will be- a light crop and a. We can cut
II q, Fast AM secure it with improved ma
ei.insry We are not sfrspl 10 Asit little
The Saw mills are hamming, tho back
smiths are at the ansiis, the tnsrItii at
tn b.aeii, tue fiiiiiiBers at the countsfs and
every workman Is employed and 81 are IN
the midst of busy summer Mrs Lena
b Carr. Caldwell, With fr,s nj. Mrs haee
fsom Jacksonville, Eia.sre visiting at Lenas
parents. and Mrs. Emma Gose from FLORIDA
aud Mrs. Geneva sssrey from Vanceboror
are visiting their sister. Mrs. AfbDgham
Oar post and relief corps cleared about
2s1 TO on the Fourth, and the drama.
Above the Clouds, was presented IN
Patten the sth INST. for the benefit of the
park with good results. &C. ii. EDmo's
b.-ynn the / st inst. to carry the msil from
sherman Mills to sherman. J. 7 Perry
has CARVED the mail on the line for ten
years and has been very faithful IN thu
office
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-12
MAINE GOSSIP.

MAYOR Bolst.r cf Aubnrn, rejo ces ~
muRl,tpai ow nership of water and a haul
sanr" gold beaded cane the latter presented
hF the ultlzens.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-12

Jehticmen:
was severe sufferer from rheumatism,
for four years, previous to October
1857; when was taken with rheumatic
fever, and was confined to my bed for
six weeks. Every joint in my body was
affected The disease settled in my left
wrist which became enlarged and per
fectly stiff. At the same time | suffered
constant pain in my joints. l tried all
kinds of liniments for my wrist and kept
it bandaged for months. In Apr! 1883,
Dalton's Sarsaparilla was prescribed by
my physician and l soon felt its bene-
fetal effects. My pain was relieved and
gradual absorption Of the morbid de-
post about my wrist-joint took place.
In four IN onths my wrist was well, and
has remained well to the present time.
l am perfectly cured from rheumatism
and DALToN's SaRsaPARILLA performed
the cure. Mss MARY G. LANE,
Ian. o, 1917. Belfast, Me.
Prepared BY DALTON sARsapAallta CO., Belfast, Ne
Use Dsltou's Pills and plasiers, also Dalton's
i,uuid Dcptifries for the Teeth and Gums,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-12

The kennebec .umbermen are no, IN h.
happy frame of mind. The New York an,
Boston markets are in bad way with lor
prices and small demand and hardly any
promise Of improvement. Owing to bad
jams at Carratunk and Scion the driving
assessments will be higher than usual hi,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-12

81. 6BAN>.
Our hsnd went to Ripley the FOURTH
l, is bug girl baby at Fall Emefy's house.
MIR. and Mrs. G.. L.. Turner have returned
to La. Gstos, Csl--people are having In
earnest this week.-The town people turned
on, and rut Ru'l Fs,nham's hay in the
barn. Mr.. Fsershsn il a great sufferer from
rheups,ism and this kind act will be highly
appreciated Last Saturday evening our
band marched to Mr.. /. o. Winslow's ard
played fs~ selections for the amusement
of Mrs. Wiaslew. who is an Invalid. The
boys were invited TO take some ice cool I'm
ouade. that was promptly ione.-fbe
grange, Saturday evening had = harvest
feast; some sixty visiting members were
p-esente--0gr grammar school closed last
Friday and Satur lay the scholars had pic
NE in Dsn Foss grove. There was q ereat
dsu,s,.d for ice cream --George Maxim, a
sea.iens at the Ner England Conservatory
of Music is in tsvn.-7eorxe G GOODWIN IL at
home on a vacation Joseph Jorian's house
on the hill is flied with the family and
friends from Lowell, Mass.
MxprsoS.
The commissioners appointed by the
Supreme Judicial Court to appfaise the
road damage on the farm Of Mrs. Alvin
Neasly attended 70 their duties June 2s.-
Miss Mabel Foeg of Boston is spending the
summer nth friends in Anson and Madison.
Mn. Ellen Laivig Of Lawrence, Mass.
and Mrs. Marcia Ellis, Of Winslov spent q
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-12

The town of Indian River ia stirred to its
depths over knouy civil service problem.
oae resilient who evidently isn't on the
winning side saws, about seven eighths of
onr netghhorhout is stirred up as never he
fore ON account of the postotsire depart
ment granting a petition TO remove our
postoisic- from where it has always been at
the center ot business half mile to pri
yate house. As to the accommodation Of
over half Of the community it might As we'll
he on, Of town
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-12
kenn mel bee.
HI kpFiELp.

There WAS work in the second and third
degrees of Masonry at Lataye lodge last
Saturday evening, j. w. Will ans being
the candidate .-Thc Universalists observed
chillrsns day by declarations and con-
cert ia the evening At the btick church. --
The social event of the week was the mar
rage of Miss Emma johnson onr postmis-
tress on Saturday to A. y. Fsirbrothcr
of North Arson. Mr.. Whittier of Massa-
chusetts has moved his family here
Straw berries and green peas raised in town
were abundant here last week.-The spring
term of our village schools closed with a
picnic Mt the lake on Friday -ilaying ia
wed under way and TIE crop j, good
Sadie HAYES raves for few weeks at Old
Orchard on Monday -Jamcs Harvey will
start for Chicago this week, returning by
New York III two OF three weeks.--W. H..
HAYES has moved to the farm on the Win
thr0p road.
MIR VERNON.
The roat shop shuts down this week SO
that some of the hands can cut little hay
Several smsll lots Of hay have been cut
and they are better ,bau they were last
yesr--FreI and Fay fomeray of Lewiston
are On visit to their uncle Dr.. Burbank,
and viii spend week or two.--Mr. Walert
the miller has gon" out haytng snort
t'me--Dr' w. Snrth ani ianhy nave
returned to their eott'ge and our people
are glad TO welcome them back thor
cottage looks very neat and tasty -
Charles y. Fellows or Boston mas pe'n
spending few DAYS In town. but returned
to Boston Sunday night Mr.. Sherburn
Hopkins has returned 10 Washington for a
short time on husiness.-Des' taivin Hop
kins of Haverhll, Mass, Is expected soon
to spend the summer aud settle up the es-
tate of Mrs. Harriet l.: Lyford--Mrs.
Washington Blake from Massachusetts Is
in town.
Llrcprrrfn Plains.
A.. A,d-,u NJ p,,,.rsor ia .ufrer,ru
from ,wo oh. he;pr hroLsn last SATURDAY
nv /, k,ck from a horse which no WAS mass
in, !, tho .,,bye Dr Enocb Adams at
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-12

The Eureka Headache Cure !. in
demand in Augusta and adjoining ~,
give il q fair trial. Sold by I'll sifusa,"'
jul,4dss
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-12

DR.. William Brown Of. Eagle Lake
the Cony house for the week.
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49,, A., 81,
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INST ~ oI''fi'' ~" WV ~
'"'''" W -. -, ,oinn
warden ''ie Io'""'ok pnp" . 90 .;''.n..
s"'eh.' e,1eP, ~" c ", o.. Gu,
h'a Nessi'', my ',ooP.. ." IT, D. Duo.
10 "ay 'r'"ne", ri -, So. e.,
nc T. ,ioxa p,o 49,. t.arno,,anoa
Impairment, "e' a,..t.~ .r,a
!" ueeiAn'A"on' 'Vsepn $50. 1,,.;ma
f""'o. p"'s." ~" ,s ha;aa sno, "a -
~'o"'e' F"'N "
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And still the hay makers smile.

Lillian Russelrs English Sport, :, N.
oman Hall tonight.
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9aag xsaafhst yssss,l
UtpatssAy. Islr u. ,s.a
NEW ADvERTIS1MKNIs NM,

Sapolio.
I<ess--W Watch.
Gard OF Thanks.
lcc Cream-Fox 4 Co.
Zoe sale Top carriage.
far Sale Stean, Yacht.
Rargsins--C. ". Rlsckinyion.
RarHains-H. u. Roweli 4 Go,
Printing JoNRSN.
Lodge directory -Cusenoc Tribe,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-12

The average stage route in Matre dooSu't
pay one man, hut from Auburn to Turner
and tFum Dexter to Charleston two rival
stages are run because the respective own
ets have got their mad up"
The big hog jam at Soion ~ broken, hut
thy do say II required $40 noU TO do the
lob
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~ estimate the Fourth of July races As
having been worth $4,000 to the city" said
a well known business man recently. II
think that is the amount of money il
brought into town in various WAS
together with the large amount saved ~
keeping hundreds of citizens at hone
where they spent their money.
The beautiful poem written for the ccca.
sion of the golden wedding of Mr.. and Mrs.
Chandler Beale was written by Miss Lucy
May of Pennington, dear friend Of the
family but not a relative. On the death Of
DR.. Read, the daughter made her home
with her brother in Mt. Vernon village
where Mr.. and Mrs. Beale were married.
G. Christopberscn, representing the Bar
mum & Bailey show, was in the city Tues.
day. He says the street parade will be the
finest ever seen here. lie hopes all team,
will be removed from the streets on which
the parade passes, as the elephants and
other animals will be in the procession and
horses on the street are sure to be fright
encd
The following newly elected chiefs Of
CmIshnoc Tribe will b. raised up tonight
at 40 by u. ID. G. s. Geo A. Stafford Of
Hallowcll, Mes j. NJ. White, sachem,
F. b. Haskell, senior sycamore; Geo. Nor
risy, junior sycamore, 7. s. j. u. Fo",
prophet. All Red Men are requested to be
present, During the summer months the
council fire will be kindlcd a. follow;
July II and 20, and August . and %.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-12

Here 10 slight tina. will render Anglo
mania unpopular in Portland. A Portland
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-12

! A fenohsCot farmer " hn in his dar. has
I eu,pioyed considerable help, once hired =
/ Young man remarkable for absence pf holy
| when n,nst needed anil presence af mind
" hen lrast sntctl. The farmer whoa no,
in the field directed hi~ daughter onp af'er
room to slip out nov and then 10 the brow
| of the hill ard sec if Slyho wac doing his
duty. The Young woman faithfully and
repeatedly reported that Siybo WAS shirk
ing Al supper the farmer looked sterrlv
dosn between the long files of swsrthy hay
maker. to the black eyed delinquent At the
foot of the table. with the ronicel rrmark :;
And YOU. air. | understand you've heen
.lrk ,hi. sftsrnaon." II think mus. have
bepu." replied Siybo promptly, for I've
bad watchers.
The popular author. are enabled hy their
success to select the hest IF suuimeri1g
places in which TO pass their vacations.
The following display excellent Judgment
BY taking Maine President n, c. Gilman
OF Johns Hopkins who Is \. Northeast Hat
Dor. Miss Sarah orne Jeseu at B.r-
wick j. r. rrsw hri,ir. at kenuehnnkpor' =.
Mrs. Sarah e. Woclssv Su.Nn Coni,igel At
Northeast Harhor Francis Psrkmsn the his
turiaa. at f.,til. Hsrhor, nesr Portsmouth.
y. H. and Nrs. D.isnd at kenncbunkport.
hard At ~ork on her nev novel, "rhiilP's
Wife,
The record of the Mschas Is soou to he
grApple,i by the Castine which is rapidly By
ing put in trim.
A turtle was picket up at North Farming
ton the other day whici burr the Initials of
i.e~i.tnu man " o 20 years ago live at
rxrmsugfon aud carved those initials on Il
little turtles back.
The resources of the Biileforrl Demo
crafts are many and their ,msginafions far
tis~. They are nov sslsisx of siiseharring
all tae Republican ,esch.rs out of revenge
for the Bisilefori police bill.
This is about the ii Se that the r, Elective
loesfrsran wonders IL I, wouldn't be geo,
idea 20 h I've the holsters really protected.
Nanv of the isherraen are pulling pos fter
pot ~i,hou; se,,ias Al edible crus'&cean.
Industrial Journsi, One Of Mares mos,
novel Industries 10 the baby -macc ssin fac
tory in operation in the town Of New Glou-
cesser. Six people are now employed ia
turning 81 thsss wee iiss,e shoes Of ooze
leather, which 70 for three dollars dozen
An Auburn shoemaker rsarsed hrs sitter on
the enterprise. seeirg good chance 10 util-
ize remnants in this way.
Here 10 . slight tina. will render Anglo
mania unpopular in Portland. A Portland
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sSscs5 Waiss~x

Net With That "Bids,.
In view OF all the roa.tings
That he is now going throusA
We would ask Of Nj. AlIrrl5
us I, hot enough for yoass
indianapolis seu,i,.,
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A turtle was picket up at North Farming
ton the other day which b,sre the Initials Of
i.e~i.tnu man " ao 20 year, ago live at
rsrm,ugfon aud carved tlIose initials gu Il
little turtles back.
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The re.oarees of the Biideforri Demo
Gratis are many and their imsginafions fer
IT,. They are nov talkisg of diseharring
all tae Republican teachers out Of revenge
for the Bitiiefori police bill. -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-12

The record of the Mschas is soon To be
grappled by the Castine which is rapidly bv-
ing put in trim.