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The Delta independent., 1893-10-18

nero town gossip We never dis
covered any foundation for It
1.-The engraver used the ground
floor for kitchen. dining and
pantry. This center room on tho
second floor was the pArlor, with two
sleeping rooms of IT, venture the
assertion that you can go tho coun-
try over and not find another house
SO oddly arranged II reminds mo
OF big dolls housc However. when
the town gets ready TO build n now
headquarters this will be n hrst-clnss
site. and that's what the aldermen
thought probably. when thcy
bought it"
The Delta independent., 1893-10-18
why Hs RED uo.d Tn. Price.

Doctor Getthar. having lost his
wife by death, visited q marble man
for the purpose Of ordering tomb
stone for the departed. Aftcr cx-
amining various models. he selected
ono that pleased him. but kicked
against the price and requested con-
siderable reduction. The marble
man resisted for time. but finally
consented, remArking:
''Be it SO. But l only do It. re-
member. because you send so many
people to me. You are one OF my
best patrons. ."-Tcxas SiftingA
The Delta independent., 1893-10-18
HOUSE BOATS IN ENGLAND.
Many Are icxtravagantly Fitted Out,
Though Economy L. Easily Possible.


Though Economy Ii Easily Possible.
The house boat is comparatively
recent invention, and. being un-
patented. its multiplication and i'm
provement go on yearly, until now
some of them are veritable floating
palaces, and prince might envy
the London sybarites who live in this
style upon the river" during the
season. Lovers of fast yacht sailing
will, perhaps, fail to see much to ad-
mire or desire in the commodious
and slow-proceeding house boat, but,
according to Frank Leslie's Monthly.
the seeker for genuine enjoyment
and luxury will find more comfort
''to the square inch" aboard one
than on the swiftest-speeding and
most perfectly appointed yacht. An
avrage Thames house boat may be
twenty or thirty feet long. ..over all, :"
as yachtsmen say, and is drawn. like
a canal boat by horses plodding along
towpath by the river. Small. sized
house boats are drawn by hand,
which requires some skill on the part
OF the substitute for equine labor, and
also are propelled by polling. The
boat itself is sort of barge, large
fiat boat upon which is constructed
the ''house." a cabin of several apart
ments, comprising. according to
the dimensions of the house boat.
one or two sleeping rooms. a dining
saloon and sitting-room, kitchen,
bath and necessary offices and a
rooted veranda, front and back. A
flight Of steps leads from the forw ard
deck up on to the top or '.roof" Of
this one-storied house. and here. as
on an upper deck, sheltered by gay.
multicolored awning. the passengers
sit and amuse themselves variously.
reading, chatting. sewing. sketching.
singing, as pleases individual fancy.
Some of these Thames house boats
cost pretty penny" and are fitted
up with every elegance and luxury
that fastidious and extravagant
taste can require and modern art and
ingenuity supply; yet "house- boat
ing" is not necessarily an expensive
luxury. A renovated old canal boat
or barge, with the hold planked over
Is sometimes made to do duty as 9
house boat Upon the body OF the
boat long room, some fifteen or
twenty by seven or eight feet, is
built. allowing passage ways Of about
two feet each side. so that the cox.
swain may pass safely from bow to
stern Of the boat Lockers, which
also serve as seat. are built around
the inside. In the center the dining
table, with folding leaves, is secured
to the flooring, and at either end oi
the cabin or saloon are contrived
staterooms Of moderate size, with
hinged berths, wire frames for wash.
stands, and square, cushioned seats
which are lockers in disguise. Wher
the house is built and the roof timed
the whole boat is painted a glossy
white or some attractive light color
her name lettered in bright color:
across the stern. and the national
colors run up the towpole. which
rises about five feet above the roof
The Delta independent., 1893-10-18
I'M. Mathematics, of NJ.

Now" said tho prosecuting A.
torney, II think about twenty years
would At your clients case"
Twenty ycarsr' ochoed the law
yer. "Why I'd rather have him
sentenced for life."
"Whyp"
"Because his health 10 so bad he
couldn't live fifteen years; and II he
did he'd still be ave years ahead"
The Delta independent., 1893-10-18
psduncle.. Little In.cour.oy.

Maud-How do you like that young
Mr.. Peduncle?
Irene-l don't like him at all He's
either very stupid or he's an impu-
dent upstart. said 10 him at the
party last night that didn't feel
like eating anything, and he said
why, Miss Squires, you certainly
look we'll enough to eat"
"Well, what Of that2"
"Why, he should have said ]
looked good enough to eat.
The Delta independent., 1893-10-18
He Finally Saw.

Professor Patterby-Dear me! ]
do believe that young Freshly was
making game OF me yesterday
morning.
Mrs. Patterby--Why SO. Socrates,
dearp
Professor Patterby-Ho wanted to
know II paris green was not otter
used FOR dyeing purposes.
The Delta independent., 1893-10-18
A Caution us Mother,

Mr.. Jackson-Miss Albertina inP
Mr.. Johnson-Yep; an / will see dat
she stays in as long as such queer
lookin' thing % you be prowlin'
around outside. -Harper's Weekly.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-02-09
Railroad and Steamboats,.
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD
arrangement o, Trains in Effect Ian. ,st. 1893.
THROUGH TRAINS.

GOING wEsT-6,25 A. M. for Lewiston,
Faisaingon. Roekand, Portland. Boston and
Montreal; 1910 A. NJ. for brunswick, Lewiston,
Huntington, Roekiand. Portland and Boston,
connecting for White Mountain Points and Que
bee; $40 end So 7. NJ. for Brunswick. Bath.
Portland, Boston; il.0o p. VI. might Pullman)
every night for Lewiston, bath, Rockland, Port
land and Boston.
GOING EAsT-2.I0 A. NJ. (nlght express) fer
sko~legan, Belfast. Bangor, Bu Narbof. ".
stephen, st. John and Aroostook County; 9.Ss
4. 81. for Watervilie, and Skowhegan and
Tor Bangor and vanceboro; i2.37 r. NJ
Tor Wateryilie, connecting at watefsiile
aiih $40 L. VI. train for Lewiston.
Lis l.. NJ. for Watoryilr, Oakland,
North Arson. bingham, Skowhegan, Belfast.
Dover. FoEerot. Bangor, Bar iiarbor, st. Stephen.
s. John and Aroostook County ai7 a. NJ SUB
lays ony for Watrrvillc ami Bangor.
fir Stgli l'alnap Trains going east at 2.io A..
~, going west at Ii.o0 r. NJ. run each way cytfy
ligiii. SWndHy included. connecting fer Lewiston
.aI lnt kiand, bot not 10 Sko,siayaR on Monday
mornings. or 10 Belfast, Dexter. or beyond Ban
gqr, on SUNDAY morning..
The day trains going West At fh.i0 a.
VI and Fat ~ as T.. VI. run daily, Sunday In
i5dc-i, between Boston, Lewiston. Bath. Bangor
aud NJ. John.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-02-09

Charles Vaughan has gone to Lynn
Mass, for brief visit.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-02-09
tygpfgs OF rnE DAf.

I'm n,osioa Of M. Woodbury. Of reesing,
hsH an act TO incorporate the Salmoa Fails
Manufacturing Go. vas TAKEN from the
table
NJ. wassbHrs nsaHqsl - asssesri sss- 2
by striking Gus ali wssrsss fscsa s.si after the
words ..sas,i eoEi.,gstsatiS@ In the first line.
10 as.s. ls,s hiding The uori assls occurring
tic ssvossi time 10 s.l, fsariii line. Insert
after the word acres ia the sixsli Eae
the wersis .-se nIsica Of. and after thc
wor,i riser in i;e same Inns the words
..ss il Thin tbs, hiss,s OF this State
TIE ansea isacas ssas adopted.
NJ, sprague OF Nansan-i have resolve
which :. isla TO aEer unsler suspension of
the rifles and | slid read the resolve
:. Resolve renting To the duties OF the
bureau ef Industrial ami labor statistics.
Resolved. tiszt the commissioner of the
bureau Of Industrial lasi labor statistics be
Instructed 70 maxi, s special investigation
into tie extent, location. and pecuniary re-
suits TO the State, OF the summer resorts OF
the STATE. AMI report the SAME IN his nexi
annual report
will say that | offer this not in any
spirit OF criticism of the management Of the
board of industrial statistics. He has al
really gwen Us details regarding the lumber
industry, manufacturing Of various kinds,
ice, slate, granite, and many other mat.
tiers of interest to cur people But
this is something that ! believe is OF
great importance 10 the people of this State.
II is an industry that is growing and assum'
ing great proportions, but one about which
we are not at all posted. We have no ac.
cura,e information regarding the thousands
AMI thousands of people who are coming
into this State every year and bringing
their money in here, pstronizing our farm
ers. our laboring men, our railroads AMI
/ hotels, and promoting business 20 very
/ great extent; and think if we could have
some accurate information regarding this
so that We conl4 have some statistics thai
We could rely upon when we are calle4
upon To lcglslate regarding matters directly
or indirectly bearing upon this question
| that il would be of great benefit
to us and to the people of the State.
/ therefore move chat the rules be suspended
and this resolve be put upon its passage tt
( BE- engrassed.
| The motion was agreed to anl the resolve
was passed to be engrossed.
On motion of Mr.. Fairbanks of Bangor
adjourned.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-02-09

There was no rehearsal of Pinatore last
night. but there will be an important one at
the lecture room this evening at which all
should be present. One OF the most diff
cult aud imposing parts of the opera is the
grand finale of the frs. act, often omitted
even by professional companies in the pre-
seu,atou but under the energetic AMI
efficient leadership of II. IL. Combs this
pan has been so well mastered that it is
about the best rendered part of the whole
opera. Carl Turner has SO well drilled the
company in the move ments and positions
on the stage that III this part of the work
Il il also far from amateurish.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-02-09

NEW tbPk, tsD. :.
.TLoER-Reccipts. 2o.s2o pkgs; exports. ii.oI;
hbls, l3.19s sacks, snes, 1910 pigs; rnayke
lull. but generally steady -------------
iuw ext1as,<2 lUa2 So, city inills coal TO- Cat
mills patents, 5Oai 70; winter wheat 10y
Esa''es, ica . 50, ,ar 10 fancy, 50 2 70
Jatedts, s5I4 -. Hnneso IA clear, i0a3 So
'traigh's, . 6oat 90, patents, 25a 3 90, rs,
niAtares, 2 9oaa 20: super fine 75a2 Is, ne, G.
a2nn
RSg Fi.oUt-quict, firm
krE-nomina. Western, 5ss62.
BAsLEY-hrin, quiet, - No 2. Western
1aso. state, t5aso. No. Toronto, sias5.
BARLEY MAiT-dull western .0as2 two
rowgl state 10a75: sIxrowrd state s0asi; CITY
made tanada i0;n iu5.
v HEAT--keceipts I. $50 bush exports Is ~
sale, i4i,G)0: easier more active for export, clos
my iiriH; No, rd, stnfv aud slnf -. HsG
.fiiUss! siissl4. fob, siHSk, No. bard, .sia.n,
80 spring s11sH. NJ. northern ss,ssii
70 ?, noritsra. s,n'3' n" Mt'~"Hect.-----,
No red, 7iia7a, Ne: spring soasa, nngradec
red h..
C"nN--Iiee' ipts, 1910; eSpoFif, las; .al.-
i6.he dali, weaker. -------------
= white, 55h-; fob, f.; No, Ia No. 3,
aid9i. -'eape' aiIaai. +. yellow, iic.
uAFS- i;Fcctpis, 3l,7o; esports. ~ busl,
.llrs, \ 800: dull tssier, -------------------
No. :, 's,eisi, do ~Iui.. HAN; M. chicase
9'a NJ !. s1la-, do ah,l,.. 4H,tiG. mike
Western. 2saa9i, do white, aiai6 Shiie slate
3ls46.
B}Gs.- quiet, ira
BKyF UAA---dnii, Htm.
LAID gltirt, hrtp; --------------- WcH;cr
-tpapi. ciG.sd &E3n; nominal; eity, sil-.5aig
.alcs cts Retired. quiet, finn. continent lsb0
\, az ~; and f.. !. 70.
Ports quiet -teHdy, --saics. - bbls, -, o
tn'ss. 81. :5as Ijinew Iness, si5.5oasls-25, extr
prime Gouipni.
BgTsEa-.luirt- stcadv;
fancy -; -'s;e daiFY. 2oa29. do trramsry y ~,
Nes,eru dsls9 s4'a2i, Ao creamery Z.a.aI do
setSFy, lssgs; Elsi", 5gt--, rolls. PenL.
onEasE tair dcfna..d. firm; ----a'a''
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-02-09

T.. B. Dunbar of Waterville was in tow
Yesterday visiting relatives.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-02-09

BY Mr. HASKELL of Cape Elizahetli---Re-
monstranee of Robert Tricsey x - others
against division of town OF Cape Elizabeth.
BY Mr.. Woodbury. of Deeriug--Remon-
STRANGE ut Ira ;. Lock and 81 Others OF
Deering against annexing any part of Deer
ing to Portland; also remonstrarce of
Francis u. Coleman and 40 others of Deer
ing against same,
BY Mr. 1iurlow of Deer Isle-Bill an
act to incorporate the Granite City Village
corporation in the town of Deer Isle.
CLAIMS.
By Mr.. Scott of Patten-l,esclve in favor
OF the town Of MI. Chase.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-02-09
Increase Worlds Fair Appropriation.
No Compromise in Savings Bank Tax.

IT is understood that the committee will
eport in favor of an appropriation of sl7,-
100 for the WnrlI's EAir exhibit
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-02-09

TUESDAY George Harrington completed
moving into his new trucking and coal of
fee ut the north end of Water street. The
building has had a complete new front put
in AMI many Improvements and changes
have been made ON the interior. \ new
set of scales has been put in the street be-
fore the office
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-02-09
ia. SHERMAN, Hernia Specialist,
2ea BROADWAY, NEW YORK.

The Goth annual encampment Of the de-
pariment of Massachusetts, G. A. r., CON
vencd ut Boston, Wednesday, Nearly a
full number of delegates from the 2oa posts
were present. Commando james X.
Churchill delivered his annual report. The
total membership of the department for the
year eniing Dec. 81. 1892, was - POI, a
a net gain of 29J over the previous year
'osses during the year by death, 453; sus-
pensions, GIG. The financial condition Of
the department is good. The total assets
are s2S ,7?G; liabilities. none; cash balance,
SG12S. The sum of s39, IA was expended
IN relief the past year. Tie posts arc
found 10 be in gratifying condition.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-02-09

In response to an inquiry rs tn when Il e
ice went out hast year MIR. u. e. Hall gave
the .i.,t ES,L several Interesting facts. Last
spriag the ice left the river the ith of April.
la lsal il went out AfUii q March - Of
tle same Year heavy rain took the ice
below Augusta where it jamuicd. The
worst iee freslivt that ever occurred IN the
river was thar OF Feb. Is, 1870. At that
time the boom house was carried up into
the road by the ice In the spring of II
the boom was hung March goth. the earli.-t
date on record. II seems to be the geEer.l
opinion that something i'll has.. to gu
when the ice starts this year as ii will e
unusually thick.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-02-09

An act to amend the charter of the An
susts, Iisliowell Il Gardner Railroad Co
An act to inc srporate the Seboumoak
Dam Co.
An act to prohibi, fishing through the ice
IN Sandy River pond and Lorg pond in
franklin csrnty.
An act authorizing the Otis Falls Pulp
Co, to hold STOCK anil banls of other cor
porations.
An act authorizing the Waters Wrapping
4 Mailing Machine Co.. to hold stock and
bonds OF otlier corporations engaged in iini-
lar business.
An act authorizing the Rumford Falls
Pepper Co.. 10 holi stock and bombs of ether
corporations
An act in reference tn the value of The
shares OF the Eastman Freiga. Car Heater
Go. ~
An act relaiin. to tie United Electric
Securities Co.
An aa:s authorizing the t-nlbagog PUN
Co. TO hold stock and honsl> of other corpo-
rations.
l,oa Water Co
IN act to cxteni the charter of the Old
Town Street Railway Co.
An act authorizing the town of Bruins
wi,.k 4, fund its sclsooihouse debt.
An ae, authorizing the Ramfori Falls
ssal,,aite Co. To hold stock and bonds Of
at.ser corporations
IN ac; ~ amen. the charter of the Mas
t,r .gar,isns and members of Amity
Lodge
IN act authorizing the Rumford Falls
Power Co To hold stock and bonds of other
y
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-02-09

surpasses in its healing, and
. cleansing, and remedial quail
2 ties any remedy ever known.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-02-09

MIR w. 6. Preble received by the | Z.
VI freight yesterday an elegant new speed
ing sleigh from Portland. It is very light
nni built for fast work and with il Mr..
prcble will undoubtedly keep up his repu-
tation for leaving behind the fastest trot-
tiers of the tarmngiale road.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-02-09

There was no mail car on the 1928 A. VI
tram "Wednesday, and for each piece of
mail matter to arrive here there were VI
least half dozen disappointed and imra-
tient persons. About noon the car, which
had been delayed by an accident. went
through on special train.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-02-09

Mr. Frank Bates is confined TO the house
with typhoid fever.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-02-09
Jury Gu, in asa p. Potter Case.

BosToS. Feb. s.--Wedncsisy IN the
United States court was devoted to arcu-
is,ents of counsel in the Asa =. Potter case.
These eoncia,iesl late in lhe afternoon
judge Putnam charged the jury ami tie
latter retired 10 make up ycriaiet. At II
the jury was still ont About II O'Clock
the court took recess until . o'clock
Thursday morning. the jury being in
straeted to return verdict sealed, If one
was found during the night.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-02-09
LEGISLATIVE NOTICE.

The undersigned herehy give notice ths., ,hrs
will petition the next Legislature IL grant them
and their associate charters 10 bstili dams aud
MAXI Improvements for driVtis toys ga the Sofsi
Branch OF fenoescos river. in Township ., Il. y
W. T. l.. $. In r. d. L. L, ", T.. l.. ;. in T d. r.
rs W. 4. l.. $. aud Ne Norris Rr,,,s In said
Townships 5. Il. II, W. T.. Ia = S Il. ts. W D.. L.
STAR Is. W. y. l. 5. q X. ~. W. r. L. X ana
K. 70, W l.. l.. 5. Also on The hessiwasers ct
Baker Lake. in Townships =, Il IL, W. r.. l..
and I. 5. u. y, W. =. L. =. aud t, x. i. W h. L
>. All being tributaries of said ,sssket lake
which LAKE Is siiustvd tn 7. :. Il. Il, W. +. L. s.
and the stream 10 he improved besas known y
part OF the distance as wohocssaocS stTesla; Sl..s
on the headxutess OF the tributaries 81 Ta;s
Brook. in T. s, X. 80, W. T. l.. =. aud s. L. H. "
B. l.. 5. and collect reasonable tolls On all l-~
pAs>inR through. or benefited by said dams
beoos and improvements. LEWIS c. MOORE,
DANIEL .. DAVIS
BANGOR. n~c. T. ,sss t-rst,s
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Chicago Produces Market.

CHICAGO. Feb. :.
Fttttf.-, pt, unchanged.
NftEAT-IOwer -------------------------
-tT,ns. -i.ssis; No. red, I.asI3.
Cot.S-wsaser; No. 2, TIA.
DArs '.1'ef; NO ., siisSis; -
white. s.s.--. No. white, z9lr.
kgEsB3 :. Sata--.s
RssLer--s'o :, eis--; No. D. fob. fsa e; No 8
FtANFEEi--no 1. fgnS.
iingE higher, s1s 3lais3sl.
LAsD- higher. sll .slAiI.ass
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-02-09

The Universalists are making extensive
plans and preparations for their animal fair
which will come the 2lst and 22l of this
month. A prominent feature will be the
baby show on the second afternoon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-02-09

have been troubled with chronic catarrl
or years. Ely's Cream Balm is the ouly
'enicfiy among the manv that ] have used
hat affords me relicf.---E. II. willard,
Druggist, Joliet, Ills.
have been troubled with cataFrh for ten
Years and have tried n number of remedies
nut found no relief unit! purchased a
Aotilr of Ely's Cream Balm. consider i,
he most reliable preparation for catarrh
mi cold in the head. Geo. u. Cranha!i
?. NJ, tluonochawtaug Il. I.
feb4col&w2w
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-02-09

Washer-women, who win their daily
bread over the tub, whose hands continually
N Ito; water are cracked open by the action
If The air upon them, viii find that Saliva
ron Oil will heal them Ike a charm. For
'ure of chapped hands and face there is
nothing in the market that can be com
pared with that greatest of iiniments.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-02-09
New York Stock Market.
New York Produce Market.

NEW YoRK. Feb. S.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-02-09

Misses Kate and Nora Maggie were called
to their home IN Bangor yesterday after
noon by telegram announcing the sudden
death of their sister
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-02-09
NOTICE.

Mr.. A. y. Gerald and his associates viii Ask n.
next Legislature for cs,sTter giving them she
night 70 bay. lease. haiid and Operate ~ssret raj
ways. Light, power and hsa; companies. Also
charter. rights. and franchises. aud all csn,.a
Eencies reltAininx TO the same. tayssi. host the
tNODA Ssc~A-stf
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;EXCELLENT
$SPRiNG
$MEnlcINE.

q Mn. Mary +. Church wife Of b. G.Church.
. who has charge of the Town Farm At Dex-
Z ter. Me-, writes:
= For many years l was troubled with
= Aumors which was at times very trouble
= some-large water -biisters would rise on my Z
. arms and other parts Of my body causing mo ;
xTervibie itching and burning ,
8 pains. had these eruptions almost con- ;
g tinually on some parts Of my body, and In ;
the summer they were especially trouble
q some. AL the medicines I took only gave
& me temporary relief. have also been SUBJ
. jecs to spells Of bilious collie. and many
q times have been obliged - summon =
. doctor in great haste. Last spring de-
bcidsd to use Browns sarsaparilla. and it
. Entirely Cured Mo OF the above
@troublss. and my General Health has
bssn greatly improved. Browns
(sarsapariliA is an Excellent Spring I
D Medicine.
D This incompatible me dioine,
. Bropn's Sarsaparilla, Is sold by all {
edealers, ono dollar per bottle; six
bottles. five dollars. The genuine
Browns Sarsaparilla made only by
( ARA WARREN i CO.. Bangor, Me.
fTLuok for their name on the package. !
1&1N%1~1%N~NN,H&NA1
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-02-09

The sleigh os Chas. Whitney slued into
the ear track yesterday afternoon and was
quickly overturned and the driver thrown
out The sleigh and horse were but little
injured.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-02-09

Detective G.. NJ. Mclean. of the Boston
pinkerton agency, who has been here since
last Thursday on the watch for Dcfiuiter
Drew of Philadelphia, was called TO Boston
"Wednesday afternoon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-02-09

Mr.. and Mrs. e. q. Warlsworth went to
Rockland yesterday morning, where Mr.
Wardsworth will attend the G. A. X. meet
ing.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-02-09

Higher Temperature. followed by cold wave.
The cold wa"e catches yon with light cloth
ng on, and you catch someilng-~a bad
'od---hut II Is not so seriaas an affair If
sou lave Adamson's Cough Rasam in the
house. ian3od&wIw
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-02-09

Miss Kate Vannah, who has been con-
fined to her home for some time by illness,
Is now improving