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Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1893-02-10
Something New.

"Flowers are words which even a
baby may understand. bishop Core.
We have heard of all sorts of cata-
logues, but a Poetical catalogue is some
thing entirely new. In reading Vick's
Floral Guide for 1898, on every page
one comes across happy and approp-
riate quotations from prominent auth
ors. Whether it takes the mind off
from the work of making out list of
Flowers and Vegetables, or make the
Guide more fascinating, will have to
be decided after a trial, by the publish
ers, James Vick's Sons, Rochester, n.
Y. Another novel feature is the
family of Pansy Sailors who appear on
the cover and through the book. 1t
contains five colored plates, hundreds
of illustrations and lists, with descrip-
tons OF everything required in the gar
den. This work is really given free,
as the 10 cents asked for it may be de-
Quoted from the first order sent the
house.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1893-02-10
A WARNING.
Road Improvement Without Discre-
tion Results From Evil Practices.


The general discussion in regard to
roadways, the hue and cry for i'm
provement, has led to some changes
not anticipated or desired.
Here is a stretch of road with a turf
strip on each side between the road and
fences. The winding way, hemmed by
greensward and shaded by trees, Is
picturesque at least. 1t is what people
like to see in the country. They do
not expect curbed street with tagged
cutters. The turfed sides provide Il
walk for those who go on foot-for all
the people in the country do not ride.
This bit of road has not been mended
for years-not within the recollection
of the oldest inhabitant; it needs no
mending; it is hard. smooth, with a
sandy substrstum that keeps it we'll
drained; it cannot be improved in any
way, and if all roads were as good as
it, nothing would be said about bad
roads.
But the highway surveyor" (as the
town official who msnds roads is
called, perhaps spurred on by the dis
cussion, attacks the strip of road in
question and spoils it. He plows up
the roadside turf and scrapes all turf,
loan and sand into the middle of the
road, Grounds it up" and believes that
he has rebuilt and improved it. This
is mistake. A clean, hard road is
changed into mudhole and a quag-
mire. Persons on foot have only the
middle OF the way, and when they
meet teams, they are driven into the
gutter ankle deep in mud, for the sur
veyor plowed deep and made n gutter
which gullies when ever the rain falls.
The road will not be molested again
for several years, and will gradually
wear down and be safe to travel over
again, about the time the surveyor or
his successor appears and "mends"
again.
In some towns the lawn, the smooth
greensward, extends from the door of
the house to the wheel-track in the
road. In some cases, despite the pro-
test of the abuttors, the road-mender
in his zeal has plowed up that part of
the lawn that came within the high
way line, made "jump-off" place
and deep gutter and gully where be-
fore was hard turf.
In some places, farmers work out a
part of their taxes by working on the
highways, and in other places the town
makes contract with a farmer to keep
the roads in repair. The farmer has
no time for roads until his farm work
is done in the fall, the worst time i'm
the year to mend roads, when he plows
and scrapes and rounds up. During
the fall and spring, and perhaps all
winter, If the winter Is open, the new
road is the worst on circuit--a stretch
of mud through which all teams and
foot passengers must go.
And they call thisroa Improvement
1t is not; it is road damaging, pure and
simple, and the more this kind of
roadbuilding is practiced, the greater
ls the Inconvenience, the greater the
wear and the cost of maintaining all
wagon and harness gear, and, forsooth,
the greater the hue and cry about bad
roadsl-G. A. Stockwell, in Country
Gentleman.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1893-02-10

woman walked up street the other day with
her tifth husband. Three of his unforfuaate
predecessors had died Of lung disease coming
from neglected cough We noticed that she
Balsam. well known As the best cough ct,re
she evidently intends TO start right and save
this one. Hamlltons Cough Balsam is sold by
dealers large bottle for 25c
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1893-02-10
COM MON COUNCIL

VILLAGE OF YALE,
Feb. 6, 1898. {
Council met in regular session.. c.
Holden president pro tenn. Trustees
present-Grinnell, Doelle and Moore.
Minutes of last regular and interven-
ing special meeting read and approved.
Moved and supported that the COM
pensation of the Building Inspectors
be 25 cents per hour for time actually
employed.-Carried.
Moved and seconded that the follow
ing accounts be allowed as follows:
M. M. Holcomb.........................S2.75 IS
II. u. Whlte..................... S2.SO
ii. Doelle q Son.. 90
and orders be drawn on treasurer on
contingent fund for the several a.
mounts.-Carried.
Moved and seconded that III. Doelle,
r. III. Menerey and j. II. Moore be
appointed election commissioners
Carried.
On motion council adjourned.
Jos. EFFRICK Clerk.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1893-02-10
Bear in Mind

We carry line of Clothing for Men
and Boys that cannot be excel
led in regard to Price, style
and Quality in Yale.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1893-02-10
YALE, ST. County. Mich, FRIDAY FEBRUARY TO- 1898
CLEARING SALE.

During the months January February
our Clothing and Shoe lines We
two lines and in order to do et price
stand in the
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-08-16
SPARKS FROM MAlNe WIRES.

The Good Tenplars mass meeting u III
be held at MarsBocnok, Aug %. The
t'G itan band viii furnish music Their"
viii he prouiaent speakers ani the festivi-
tis. Of = Picn'c-
The store of $ p Prescott ai ST Aihans,
was entered Monday agghi- Two MONEY
drawers were opened ard their contents
amounting to s20 taken. Apparently they
~tre after money anly as the goods were
MOI Disturbed
Til. 2lst annual meeting of the Name
Stat. JERSEY Cattle Association viii he ia III
Vt the 6 4. x. hall. Winthrop, at 2oclock
P NJ. Saturday. August ~. lS9.', for The
election Of officers and ibe transaction Of
any other business.
The seCand animal esmpmeeting Of the
teacher. assacia,ia1 Of Piscstsquls county
,,ssnpd al THE Pisestsqals vali~y camp
ground at fo1croft. MONDAY. Aagust "a.
,nd wAs ealied 10 or,ier Al .ssg I. M. by
u,s. \. A. Lace, STATE super intt bdeni-
Atssut 80 persons were in attendance
P!.p,y OF herring and only So a hogsbesd
~As the t=is sr EastFart. Saturday
-. sr1,yr N,Iii, sI,e taretE six 5iais loaded
" nj ls.rrins u.er,. FfidAs. snd the fatto-
,i.s are uew rgnulns ui4ht anl dsy' arc
Fsstpart Is again tue buss=sst sar'iios cIfy IN
the Sta.s The b boundary question IN re
car,i 70 ih, ti,lterlss in kastport hareer Is
~. .s,,t To h. settled Bi la,t- The L. y L.
y. AMI haoy tender I-Ftar arrived there j n
Aay morning having Oh board four Iu1-
mems iron buoy- which were anchored TO
.usrk the much talked shout boundary iine'
II looks nov a. II Co,hrsn's L@1gss tie
great fishing grounds of QRoddy, were
In, L. Sam property sure.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-08-16
THE THIRD TIME.
Richmond Gun Club Again
Wins the Lowell Badge.
Flying Yankee Kills Man a. Old
To.n--court at Bath.


KleHsoSp. Asz. Ia SPECIAL The
sfii. shoot is the contest for the John +.
Lowell badge eanae Of fzssasy ca THE
Richmond Gan Clas'. grosnds. II the pres
sacs Of large gathering of p3ople. Rich
Enopd dsfsasied the badge By a much larger
relative scare than On asy prsvioEs Oeea-
son. Cobb Of Lewiston acted az referee
an4 Geo. f. Afues and irving BA5eh4rd a.
jaazes. Walter Thomas k~Fs the score
FOli0.iag - ftla score
Hsctm0s4- A iexaasl~r, - Huntington,
q ; eskeer, q ssarsesHa;, i9; Rove, % f;
total. le5
Bath Merrill, - Reed. %; Furber
u Jones. u Bates 2's t.s,aI 80.
Lewiston IiHahewsIl. II M..rros. - ;
ilttlefeid, - shaw "a; ain J. total -.
Kichmona, No. z-Df Weaber. 10 /;
krisAt, i5; $ Huntington, iss Williams.
Is .sCott -. totAl 50
Bah. No. 2-Tbonpson T.; CaaPpelle
II Higgins. Il 6it'ori, Is; Herbert, Is !,
total, -.
Thi. i the third time that Richmond has
won the badge shoot and val probably hold
.; sgsiasi all eoners-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-08-16
THE DECISION.
England Gains In the Behring
Sea Arbitration Case.
But We Get Better Terms Than eag-
land Offered Uncle Sam.
Aasssas Ass,ssAsss ~ NJ ~ esnisas1
UslA ~ nssuA.

PAsis. Aug. is--rhe dsciaioa of the
Behriag sea tribsnai Of srhitsulaea vss
handed down this morning.
The fve points Of Article 6 sfv decided
against the United Staies. A ciose seasea
is essshiished 70 begin Nay and 70 cee-
tinae until July II. This ciose seasen sAall
Be observed in the Northern Pacific eecaa
and ia the B<hrine sra. A protected seuc
10 essahlished extending for % miies aroaad
the islands. Pciaxic sealing 10 allowed out
side the zone in Behrins sea from August
l. The use Of firearms in sealing 10 rre-
hihlied.
American arbitrasors have exprcssed
their satisfaction With the test Of the decas-
ion. American Arbiirstofs believe thas he
regulations agreed upon BY the tribunal
mean practically the end Of pelagic sealing
and that they are better terms than were
heretofore offered To the United States BY
Great Britain ~ . settlement Of the qses-
tion Involved.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-08-16
4 PORTLAND otrtulTER
Joseph oow, Of cooh. Everett i Pennsi,. Is =
Ceaiessed Thet

PogTLANp, Aag. l5,-~dosvph II. Do~
a travelling sAiesmAa Tor Cook. Everett s
Peynell. large ~hsl+s.ie drag house of
this city. j. defaai;er. The sum OF the
l-fslcatiou is sslA hy member OF the ffnl
10 be- atoat $500. Ba; seill there are a
number Of zecouats 10 hear from,
Mr. Dow collected smounts the hi. en-
ployers, ard hen urged hs the arm 10 OBJ
tam the bili b. ~GuiA reH'i plrt Of the
srnaeni and inform the house thai the cred
itar would psy the bslsnre au@ nn hss De II
IMP, and tl,n he woshl eolleet from other
tirsl-rs 10 square the bill.
He hAs confessed everything ard is as-
-isting the firm to ssrzig ghteR lils'sr acrouuts
The FIRM seems TO he dealing lerlt ntl! with
him, A. he j. pot ss Vet srrests~i AMI every
opportunity viii be given Lin 10 right the
matter.
Mr. Dow. downfall j. laid to stock spec
ulating snl expensive living
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-08-16

7yn rwrrCiELL CHANT n CovA''~s
Boston T''i --''' =
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-08-16
GENERAL SATISFACTION.
senate Committee on Forsisn Relations tr-
press themselves at Ssti.fec.

WA.itfNs.ros. Aug. l5.-The decision OF
the cogrt of arbitration sppears 10 give zen
,-ral satisfaction 10 members OF the Senate
committee en- i6ieign relations
:, nator Baller stated, that If he under
stood the hrisf dispatch that came early IN
tie day Alright ibe award gives more than
b, sxpeet ted Il nsYsr be lieYed,' sai the
senator. tina, the contention Of the United
States that Behring sea was closed sea,
cnuia be maintained The sea was TOO
ta-ge a body of water for sueb = claim 10
b. exercised over and necessarily the court
having decided sgaiRst us on that point, the
others incorporated under the first four
sections Of article slx Of the treaty. fsl
with II,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-08-16

Eight horses came out for the drss heat
in the ass, but Matchmaker. Jf., was
dnvn, leaving seven starters. The horscr
showed up veil. Five umes down they
came and were Of. Mr.. Dorrithy made .
few emphatic remarks 70 the drivers.
Horse after horse broke, though the feld
kept well together. Snovstorm broke .
girth and came along slowly behind. Ming
Pin vas under the uire first, Ben Franklin
second. George IL. third. but the judges
gave the hest 10 Ben Franklin; George H..
second Prince fesrnAaeht. third Jim Gray.
fourth. Time, 3s i-2. lie. i-55, s.A i-2.
In the second heat on the turn there vas
considerable breaking. Jim Gray run badly
on srsi quarter. Ben Franklin broke bat
little and wldened the distance. On the
half Fesrnaught Vas second, long distance
behind The Interesting part Of the race
lay between FearnAaghi and King PIN on
the three quarters, for Ben Franklin vas
toe fa, ahead for excitement and finished
al an easy gait in ESQ IL, Time, Sc -,
l.l6 IL, IS, ? So ii.
In the third hea, there Vas more or less
difficulty in getting = start. They ~ere
sent o6 after scoring several times, Ben
Franklin At She pole. He held the lead to
the finish, winning heat and race in asa -.
Time. 81 i-2. lie, l.54, rs, -.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-08-16
COURT At BAH
Ire aumseliers Il sasadshec County to be
Given eme Discipline

BAN, AIg. l5.-The AUgasi term of lie
supreme Judicial court for SAsaiahoe
r,ant'y, ofen.-i today, Charles " Walton
jp-tre presiding. The greater part Of She
criminal docket sill probably be rum cases,
a. 4 great dr,l of 81, b slAeUoe Is now
b. las given the grand jury.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-08-16
oBIEcrINe SENATORS.
Stumbling Blocks That Nay Fail In Way oi
ReesAi.

l. WASHINGTON Aug i5-The more the
s...,i., .i,ra,io,, "a discussed in eaopress
,,,a ~, ,,,o,. oo,far,.,,ces are held the
81. .s,,,..s,,,
=, ''-1 -
aPPeaie- us"
coiihdens now oil oeieatihe 'oe ube'no''
tionl repeal OF the sherman In" than
they have been before. There will be no
occasion for surprise If the extra session
,rovss useless 80 far as the purpose for
-, {, So ,..,,..s ,o,,..,ber ,,,as The
r., ,,,,.,.,si,,r-.i
''c "a.
'"i "',i ~ -:
cannot De rtaiiod o1 70 we" VI tDe P"17'
oility Of change between now ana t1e 1f'e
for taking the vote
II members were compelled 10 vote on
the naked proposition Of repeal or not re-
peal. without the chance of amendment or
condition, there is little doubt that the
repeal bill would be passed by a respect
able majority. A large Dunber OF fneIn-
sers who are conditional repeal men argue
that they are pledged by the Democratic
satioBal platform to two propositions
ihe repeal OF the sherman law ana me
maintenance Of oirnetalllsla. Inc question
whether we TWO lhihss sunni y" ""H"i0A
IA one o'ii - oiae oi p'i0'
Vet" awaits Sompr""
Fearing that if the legislation favorable
| 10 silver were not attached as q CONDITION
70 the repeal Of the silver purchasing law
he president might not approve OF the
silver legislation they regard II as poiicy
% combine the two, yet they wouid not
EEL warranted in refusing 20 vote for the
| -epeal Of the silver purchasing law uncon-
| iitiouaily if the attempts TO amend IT
| Jailed. They would feel II confrontec with
| the naked proposition that they would
nave to vote for repeal But this is not
| what they want
Counting these men In their canvass
| the aati-silver men can show larger ma
| lority for repeal than they can rely on to
| vote with them on the various PROPOSE
ions tha; come up by way Of amendment
What they rely on. however. Is that some
| # the men who would vote for free coin
| aye at ratio Of is to viii not vote for
ratio Of Is or ~ to l. sncufo TOE Hrss PROPOSE
| ZION fail and thai some wno are "iiiih2 70
sote for j. or ~ will not vote Tor lt, 1sav'
4 ng the silver men therefore dissded On
| the question OF ratios.
| UBoondstisnai Repeal InpcssibIe-
| Tbe-e js however. a possibility which
| should not be lost sight of. that when
he house comes to vote on the
amendment providing q ratio Of %
Ia 1. IL may have strength enough 20
| carry j, through From the present out
look the ans8-silver men APPEAR to have the
| best Of il in the hoase.
| Should - - 1 amendment be adopted
| syy the house il feaid BE- mighty apt TO 60
| through the senate. The impression is
growing stronger every day that an an
conditional repsal is impossible in the sen
ate. Tee silver mea are very stfefssS
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-08-16

Sitsce. It's first iu;ro5ncsian. Electric Bit
tsr- has gained rapisly in popular favor,
ar,sh row II : clearly In th.. lead ssnong
pure medicinal ;naie- sna alrefatavss---cofi-
tanning nothing hicai p-ruiss Iss use rs ees-
ersge or insexi1aas. il Is recognized a. tass
best and parest rue-tielBe fsr all silssaents et
Stomach. Liver or kidneys.-it sih esre
SIX IIeHaschs. Indigestion. ConsIfsasless-
and drive Maissiz frora the sssssri- sssss-
fsctiou gaaraaseed with each bottle or The
rnsney vii b. resanded- Price cnly slc-
per bostle-
Sold by ". A. Efskine. Gardiner
.ugi I. I'D schvkyfolr
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-08-16
Your Stomach's
Your Best Friend.

Perhaps II re~er ecessrres! q, Won. ts..
sf's true for at ;fsas
Lac yeer ssorasea ~rii. ard yoe will
keep ssess a.ss.se IL, As.4 ys.s ri.1.s; rzv
The p.n-ssY.
ses-fiy ali 1ke serious lis Of lie ka~s
their origin Ia sosssc fosga. II sttrnxeh
trouble.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-08-16
HIDDEN'S
MACN ETlC
cOM

Is a saleadiG 'beSicine for the sso,sr,-
afA. it tAses stc..lAtA igout.es c.a a.
j., safely, sasels
bis tiatvf+eai H. t-ile. ~ sra vii 6n9
if soa ~ ibis arp~fior raedir'He-
Hcs saa n5sse y0ur stomach s-rgt and
kceP3t sell - tltiux iiItftN'~ Mac
ssIc Cos'roUSD. a..3 sOg ought 10
~ il, too, iJr
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-08-16

oLn Tosx, Agg l5.-ticorge Prrrs, a
Frenehmaa, aged 10, ~iih hi. horse vas
killed ihi. afternoon ~hiie attempting to
cross the rsiIrosd aAssd Of the FIXING
Yankee.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-08-16

At Alhsny-Aloauy, 9 Buffalo, >
At iaence-Providenee, Ii, Wilkes
barre >.
At Troy-Erie, 6; Troy, 0.
At Sp-ingseld-Springfield. .; Bing-
hsmtoa. 9
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-08-16

Mr.. Frank Sfev.us of Dover. n H. i,
tbe guest Of CRY Marshal Drake.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-08-16

we're sivea the vad - II FRA tine doss.
Heles 5. saa god sscoad o. - back.
Csrri<f third. tssaa Dsss hsAind. Al the
half Edmsnd I'D, Helen s. seoond. They
keys veil toeesAee 70 ~ hooe and Ed
nund came dsvH n sasy winner; Gold
Dust . good secoad :HeIen s.. third Car
rier. fourth. Tine. ss,l .ls, Isl. 80 IA.
zG clsss--rsor Axn rAcx-rgksx tsce
Eanas.d. b b. Appleton webb. wsssr.
vSsf.
if%i~s ). In. " Wrstca, Sko~a~GAA. >
ssssll f,ass. CD &, ChAs nsnsoa. tssrdAnsr, 4
tsyrsss- kr g. SILVER Lawn >txAlcs. Wst.
fssLMe.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-08-16

Mr.. xnd Mrs L. L.. HsImen. who hare
heeu the guests of Fred L. Friend. vert 70
fll.wo-;h Monasy.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-08-16

Mrs Dodge of Charlotte, \. C., is spend
ing be summer vith friends N Farming
sac
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-08-16

wAsHGxssos. Aug. l5.--For Asase
Fair. esois followed BY showess BY naxEss
winS becoming westerly.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-08-16

Guy A. liisireth and Ray Dennis leave
this morning on the Islander for few days
a, Cspitol island
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-08-16

Mr.. Cirs Bray sBl Ms. AMIR "
Simpson AID .Os Of l;osoa, are risit ng
friersi- Ia tass VICINITY
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-08-16

Capt. A. Rich went TO Bat Tuesday on
a .hori business trip.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-08-16

G. T. Morse and c. Lstiraer Of Wake
field, Mass, spent a fee days wEtA srtsi
Nsxtert this week
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-08-16

Mas ATce Beujsnlin Of Oakland srrired
Tuesssas aa8 is fSae guest Of Miss El amor
Mitchell On Beach street
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-08-16

Mr. and Mrs. PatAsE esj,sesi riae
across country TO Lesss:9tl As.siay- THY
retsln ID TUESDAY eveuIag.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-08-16
GARDINER.

ifMrs Edward Moore left Tuesi.y to visit
fri4nds in Portland.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-08-16

Miss Daisy Dearborn is visiting her aunt
Mrs. tI&Ik. in East Fiitston-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-08-16

fre1 Brown hAhufed ibf ntsthhVe nag
with has customary skill.
The Judge. we're c. S. Dorrithy, Boston
starter c. s. Miliiken and J. b. Alexander.
Timer, ,Chss. Milliken, J. L. Alexander,
F. A. Creamer.
Nelson's horses were not present. he
having lost his harnesses, sulkies and other
property in the Rigby Park FIRE.
The judge in bicycle races vas %. II.
0'Briou.
Daniel Wilkes. Is months old by Arrival.
dam by Daniel Lambert, owned by the
Pine Tree Stock Farm Vas shown on the
track after the 2.3z race vas finished and
made fine appearance. A. he vas trosted
up and down the stretch.
No starter has ever faced an audience on
the Augusta driving park and performed
the duties Of his Office with better sstisfac-
ton TO the public. owners, drivers. and the
ASSOCIATION than did Mr.. Dorrithy of Bos-
ton, TUESDAY. He KEEP, the drivers to their
business, called the races promptly. al
loved no fooIing and settled all questions in
fair and impartial manner. The audience
was exceedingly pleased with his work and
seyersl time. spplsuded him. lie viii Of
fciaie again today.
The entries for .ods,'s races are ss fol-
lows:
FRKE FoR ALI
silver Street. b m. Silver l. ,ws stables, Water
vilte.
walter II. eh s, ch Guild. Augusta
1 Bird, bi m ii u Tuzisr, Gardner.
| Ipuis T. b. y 1ssh Fairfield
] Van H.moni, hl =. 1s.h, nirheld
! Mounisrnesf, b h. Afsleton Webb. wnisrvilis.
| Present Z. Appleton M.he. ni.f,u.. ,
a,rani.ts, br m, BF&FH BriEg.. Auburn.
stsniey $. fse Irss siOes , Ta,,a G;.sn; r,s,.;a
( Tr.d " ilk-s, b 4, n Nelson. wsierviil.-
1 CoIr. eYKAHoLn-.
s,ar Victor, b $, w.uen 5 stewart, Norti
| F,er,si Wilkes. b $, W 3 walker, Augusta.
s,sr wilss.. es. e NJ Guild, Augusta.
| Norris ~ likes s. n u Bial.isli. Augusta
Nails, bf. .BFaF u Brisrs. Auburn.
| Fist,. ? Boy, rn q, fipe Ir-e stock Farm. Sssdi
Na, psv. r {. Pine Tree stock Yarn. Gardiner
Ethel Nelson, I, " ~ Macy. sphtn p~"s"et
Z45 CLASS.
/ Geneva ", br m, W G Reynolds. Wipsior.
| Henry. b. silrer Lawn stsbies- Wsierviile.
Psvaop A, b- h. SILVER i.s~n stables, Ms'ersilIs
| Victor Jr BE- Mower. East Nssssi5oro.
| ida b. 3 M. Il NJ small. Ess; yassaissoro.
| Noli,s w. b IN. e NJ GuiId, Augusta
| ~idnss. Cd = G NJ Guild. Augusta
4 Combination. b s,F W Bisnehasd, son'h 1G
/ diner. -. -.
| I.ay Hue, /. m n Lindsay, North nopnou;h
| - Iy..bs If Tssh. fsirHe d.
| Juli.tx eh ~ II n Bsebelief. Auga-fs-
Patti. r m Charles CsYford, stovbcrsa
| H3fty X. m m. l. merritt. wss' Gardiner
Jim ';rsy es. b y sr'ss'. Auburn
Jgare Hoi... b h. sppistDu webt. Wssefrliis
! ,,rtffip Ir bF. q " simpson. ws;ersiia.
| Ki. Van EHf IN, & II Simpson. Astefstiie
| 1.drir = G " wa.dron, North Ss.sslf'oro.
| B.H allie. rn = Fin. Tree stock Yarn, Sssss
per. ,,,.
1 seo,h T. Es Forrest, Kisefssfe.
! f,hiIsu paeer b 4, J r f,npnE. wstsrviiis-
! Usisv gssfe b ~. Loa hsDrBsss. Augusta
ANT a. bg Cf Drske. Lsriston.
/ Parker, eis g. g n sei-os. ~sisrviAe
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Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-08-16

Seth c. Moore arrived from Boston on
tia. kennebee Tuesday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-08-16

Dr. Pattea wbe has been enjoying few
weeks in Racklsnd retured Monday
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-08-16

A large number frem this city attended
tt4e rates xt Augusta Tuesday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-08-16
ses tnsians League Standing.


Hi's-Fal River IT,. Reds, u. Esrars-fsi
River e. t.s-d-- >. Hsttsrlss-k isu, u'Netl and
Bgrre kiley and b't isEB5tr-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-08-16

4 gentleman, who was familiar with
The circumstances, stated yesterday that
the inan who brought Mr.. keeDe from the
water detected al odor in his breath from
which he drew the coBclusion that Mr.
keete had taken some drag before going
inso the SEA The mystery attending his
browning naturally excites the curiosity
# the public aud increases expectation
That Mr. keeue was very much per
iurb-d a. assit soDsthing that he should
hurry of to Boston,. rush hack again
within less than two hours, enter upoa a
bot, dusty walk of four miles over road
hithous Protection from the glare Of the
dazing San, wbeu he had horses aud car
rts-ee in his s;Nsile. simply for the sake Of
raulble by himself goes without saying.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-08-16

HHs- Boston. Z. I'ailaa.iphs. = Errors-
Boston. =. PhiladelJ.lis 5. fsi'eries-->tirtiis,
Gastrghi and Gau1cl, kesfe and Clements