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Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1894-09-27
First Publication, September q, 1S9l-5w
Case No $3.50
SHERIFF'S SALE,
STATE OF KANSAS.
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STATE OF KANSAS, 90
PHILLIPS COUNTY, co.
In the District Court of Phillips county,
Francis NJ. Wright, Plaintiff,
vs..
Watson j. Fitch, George " Burton aud Andrew
Il. Harvey, partners doing business under the
firm name Of Burton ~ Harvey, MTs,A. al, Fitch,
Duquesne LIVE stock Company, corporation
incorporated under the laws of the state Of
Pennsylvania, Il. A. Porter, o. j. Porter and
q. W Porter, partners doing business under
the firm name Of h. A Porter ~ Bros, s, N.
Fullerton, Burnham Hanna, Munger " Com
pany, Fremont National Bank, corporation
Incorporated under the laws of the United
States, Mark NJ. C0ad, and the Presbyterian
Church OF Albany, New York, Defendants.
Public notice is hereby given, that under, and
by virtue Of the Judgment rendered in the above
entitled action, in and by the ABOVE named Court,
and of an order of sale issued on said judgment,
to me directed and delivered, will on
MONDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1884,
at the hour of 2 o'clock p, M, of said day. at the
east door of the Court House, in PhlipsbuIg in
the county OF Phillips, state Of Kansas, offer at
Public sale and sell To the highest bidder, for cash
in hand, the following described real property,
namely: The northeast quarter Of section tnirty-
one IN. & Il 81 in Township one ~, south,
Range twenty (2J) West Of the Sixth P, NJ, ull in
the county Of Phillips, state of Kansas. said
property has been levied upon and is TO be sold
as the property Of the above named defendants.
Dated this gath day Of September, A. d. 1894.
u. h. UTTER, Sheriff Of Phillips County.
W. S. Moslan and Y Il. Eldred, Attys for PIE.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1894-09-27
First published in the Phllpsburg Herald, Aug
q 1891
Proposed Amendment TO the Constitution.
SUBSTITUTE FOR SENATE JOINT REsoLU.
nIONS NON AND
BE II resolved by the legislature OF the state OF
kansaA: LMo.thIfds of the memheEs nlecled 10

he II resolved by the Legislature OF the etate OF
kansas: two,thlfds OF the members elected TO
each house thereof cencurring therein.
SECTION !. The following proposition to amend
the constitution Of the state of Kansas is hereby
submitted TO the qualified electors of the state for
Ihelr approval, or rejection, namely: That section
one, article five OF the constitution of the state of
Kansas be amended 30 that the same shall read as
lOllowsi section L. Every person OF the age OF
u years and upwards belonging to the following
clnsses, who shall have resided in Kansas six
months next preceding any election, and in the
township or ward In which she or he offers TO
vote, NJ least ~ days next preceding such election
shall be deemed qualified elGctor. lst. Citizens
OF the United States I'd persons Of foreign
birth who have declared their intentions TO be-
come citizens OF the United States copIormabe
TO the laws Of the United States ON the subject OF
naturalization. ~
SEC, 2, This proposition shall be submitted to
the electors OF this state at the general eecCion
the representatives TO The legislature in the year
eighteen hundred and ninety-four for their APP
pfOyHl, or reflections those voting IN favor OF this
proposition shall have written or printed on their
ballots "tor the suffrage amendment To the con
stitulion; those voting against the said PROPOSE
ton shall have written or printed on their ballots
against the suffrage amendment TO the COnstitu-
ton;' said ballots shall be received and such
vote taken, counted, CanYassed and returns made
thereof In The same manner and in all respects as
provided for by law; rs Ia the case Of election Of
representatives TO the legislature.
SEC. 3. This resolution shall take effect and lie
IN force from and after It's publication III the
statute book,
] hereby certify that the above resolution origi-
mated in the senate January l6, 1898, aud passed
that body February s, 1893
PRWoY DANIELS, President Of Senate.
W. l.. BRowN, Secretary of Senate.
Passed the House March l, 1888.
GEO, h. DOUGLASS Speaker of House.
FRANK l.. Brown, Chief Clerk of House.
Approved March 6, 1893, 3:hOP. Nj.
l.. ID. LEwELLING. Governor.
STATE OF KANSAS,
OFFICE OF SECRETARY OF STATE, '9'
/, X. 5. Osborn secretary OF state of the state
Of Kansas, do hereby certify that the foregoing il
true and correctCopy Of the original enrolled reso.
luton now on file in my Office aud that the same
took elect by publication IN the statute book
May Is, 1888
In TESTIMONY WHEREOF. | have hereuntO sub
sCribed my name and affixed my official seal.
Done at Topeka, kansus, tins 18th day of July
A. d. 1884. II. 5. OSBORN, Secretary of State.
SEAL.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1894-09-27

There was shout OF laughter at
the little colonel's discontinue, and
then somebody remarked in stage
whisper;
EITHER the colonel's head must
have been II good bit swelled thirty
years ago or else the generals has
swelled trife since he left the army"
Toledo Blade.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1894-09-27
First Publication, September 27, 1s94--6w,
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION,
LAND OFFICE AT COLBY, KANSAS, ma >, non
SeptemDer Il lSD4 W. ~',OOo

LAND OFFICE AT COLBY, KANSAS, M ., non
September "a, 1894 ''o' ''O0O'
Notice is hereby given that the following named
settler mas filed notice of his intention 10 make
final proof in support Of his claim. and that said
proof will he made before Probate Judge officio
Clerk Of Probate Court at thillipsburg, Kansas,
on
NOVEMBER "a. 1894,
viz: Franklin Brakeman, Ii, e. q, $50, for the Il Y
s w 4 and a 5 h "a lS-2s-l6w,
lie names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation OF said
land, viz: j, D. Matteson, Of MatJeson, Kansas,
G A. Hassler j, Ii. Kennedy and Willett Vaude.
water, of Agra, Kansas. .-
JAMES N. FYKE, Register
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1894-09-27
Gold-Buc BImetallists.

The gold advocates have been driven
to the wall. Nearly all of them now
claim to be bimetallists, if they can
get certain ratio, and if they can get
Epgland's consent,
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1894-09-27
(Flrst Published september 6, 1SOl.-4wJ
Notice for Bids.

NOTICE is hereby given thatseaed bids will be
IN received at this office until noon, Wednes
day, October B, 1894. for Superintendent of the
Poor Farm, from March /, loa5, for one year. The
Board reserves the right to reject any or all bids
BY Order OF the Board Of COunCy Commissioners.
l. d. THORNTON, County Clerk.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1894-09-27
First Publication, September 10, 1894 ,.4wJ
Treasurer's Notice.
PMILLIPsBuRG, KANs ,

September L. 1894.
NOTICE is hereby given that the following is
~ list OF lands and town lots in the county of
Phillips, and state Of Kansas, sold for taxes and
at this date, showing the names of
the persons to whom assessed, wnen such names
appear on the tax roll the amount Of taxes and
costs together with the interest thereon CalCu.
lated to the last day oil redemption. And unless
such lands and town lots arc redeemed ON or be.
fore
MARCH l, A. D., 1895,
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1894-09-27

A RETURNED "contrabaud was once
entertaining an audience in Dedham,
Mass, with an account Of a furious
slSirmish between 1.-THE blue and the
gray" on the banks of the Potomac.
But" said severe critic of his high
ly colored narrative, man who had
not been to the war himself, where
were you when the battle was rag
ingP" "Oh, ] was back among the
baggage" But how far were you
from the bullets and cannon-ballsP"
persisted the stay-at-home, "Well,"
was the reply, mot so far as Dedhamr
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1894-09-27

New YORK furnished $50 men for
the union army in the civil war of
1SGl-G5, the largest number of any
state. Pennsylvania was next in rank
with 937, 93G, Ohio with 313, $50, Illinois
with $1,000, Indiana with 196,36S and
Massachusetts, with 149,7aO men, 81
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they will be conveyed to the purchaser upon pre-.
sentutlon Of tax sSle certificate us required by law
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-06-22
CHAPTER w

Dare held up warning hand and
said after a minute OF listening: "No;
it's somebody in trouble, l hear them
calling Help! Helpp but it does sound
curious Where on earth can it come
from?"
''Cotne 'wny. honey, dol IT'S de deb
bic. l tell yo'. He so 'ateful-des dom dat
ter fooa 70, make 20 sorry Tor him and
wait SO he kin ketch yo'. Run quick. Oh
1ordyl He done smelt us; DIES hear i'm
hollerin worse'n er 2-year-old bull.
Dare. you Dare. my chile, come way
FIN dar, / tell yo'."
Black Nanny shrieled as Dare ran
swiftly forward, stopped abruptly and
looked intently into something at her
feet In a minute she called: Nanny,
come here, quick! Some one has fallen
into the big sinkhole. Wemust get him
out before it rains, or he will drown"
''TalCc keer. Don't you fall in, too. "
nanny shouted, waddling up at her
best speed Dare indeed knelt perilously
near the verge Of the earthen pit, up
whose smooth, straight crumbling sides
its occupant had been vainly trying to
climb, despite the drawback of o badly
sprained arm At sight of Dare he
said fervently: "Thank the Lordl /
shall not have to die in this hole. after
all" 49,
How came 20 dar?' asked nanny
snspiciously.
Spite Of his i'll condition the prisoner
answered, laughing; Because Of q Pig,
auntie I was riding along the road
there Just after daylight, not dreaming
q ssch = pitfall close at hand. All at
onoe inAstx piggy got up from his pnd-
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He talk fa'ar an squar, but don't
lik' de favor of him." she muttered
under her breath rs she went to and fro
A little later in Dare's own chamber she
opened walls of wrath. saying as she
stood an ebon statue of outraged family
PRIDE
What you spec I'm gwine tell mars
ter bout dis we're caper? Reckon it
gwine please him ter hear er his gran.
chile traspsein round AFTER blackberrias
lik' dee warn't no niger could go
gether um fer 'er, an den fin um sink
holes full err strange mans an fotchin
um here lik' we didn't hab trouble
enough all ready ter our hands. Like as
not master'll say yo' done clean forgot
you wus born err Overton-hit do pear
like dat ter mean if de Lord hisself
knows whit yo' gwine do mex wish't
he'd send word Yo' done clean beyond
me. +"
'I'll save him and you the trouble, :"
Dare said, with her dimpling smile,
for in strict confidence mean to make
a sling for Mr.. Haywood's arm, now
that you have wrapped it i'll vinegar and
brown paper"
H m-ml No need er dat. Eff he
got de sense he orter been born wild, he'll
stay dar in dat bed twell marster come
home. Den let him sen i'm back ter
town whar he come from. He'll think
yo' metty forrard eff yo' set up ter re-
tain i'm ik' he wus yo' beau
IT don't think he will, said Dare in
definitely. -
"Win whut?" IL 81 so
''Stay in bed or anything"
She was right Allen Haywood did
nothing of the sort ~ a
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THE OVERT0N CLAIM.
By MARTHA rCULLocH WILLIAMS
tCoDysight. 1904, by Americas Pysss Associa-
toni


SiVhsl
Continued from yesterday
Dare laughed outright, crying out:
Nanny, NANNY, what fibs you do
tell You've got 10 pairs Of good yarn
stockings now. I counted them last time
you opened your chest, and then you beg
me to knit more for You. l won't un-
less you give away at least half you've
got"
Come long II yo're comm, " nanny
said, pushing. open the heavy gate.
Then, as Dare passed through it:
"Whar is 20 head sot fer? De ole feel
er dem big fellers-des or Dustin wild
sweet juice-whut grows de yother side
de creek bottom flel?''
''The creek, Of course. It's shady
there The sun has not got over the hill
top yet" Dare said, running down q
narrow woodland footpath. The two
dogs plunged ahead, running out now
and then In leaping circles through the
shaded depths on either hand. The slope
was long and gentle. 1t was full mile
before they came to the creek, now a
thread Of bright water slipping with
summer whispers over the smooth, clean,
.pebbly bed. The eddy round the root of
a big sycamore made small shining
pool, beside which Dare stopped min
ute to look at herself. Black Nanny
laid a heavy hand on her arm.
"Come away, chile. Bad luck come
soon enough, widout stoppin ter conjure
hit up, lookin at yo'sef in runnin wa
ter. ] spec we gwine git wet anyway
fore we sees home agin. faint no
dew hardly on de bushes dis mornin, an
pears ter me Xix been hearin hit thun-
der ever sence we started ..
Thus adjured, Dare ran lightly over
the stepping stones and ON to the corn
field opposite, where all the fence was
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hung over to form generous shed pi-
azza, upon which. at the west end, the
overhanging gable of the log kitchen
abutted All the fair weather through
this south looking piazza served as 2
dining room as well as lounging place
The day wherein fate thrust Allen Hay
wood upon Ridgeley hospitality gusty
sheets of rain drove all across the door,
SO Black Nanny was fain TO fling wide
the shutters of the big square room lying
to the right of the front door. Somehow
she felt curious reluctance TO do SO.
Hit ia 'arly gimme de creeps, hit do
now,' she muttered, rubbing away at
the big mahogany table she had rolled
% the room middle. Maybe hits all
right Dat dar man jest ornery stranger,
but de heabcnly marster knows don't
lik' de favor OF i'm. Do amt ter see i'm
er settin yere in dis yere room opposite
Dare, an nobody else but DIES dem two.
Hits too lik dat yother time. Wish't ter
Lord ole marster wus here, but de way
hits er rainin now we 'on't see him
fore termorrer. Dat dar creek is past
fortin now, an sho' as I'm Dlney he
went 'crost hit dis mornin, ease hear
him AK Jubilee bout de nigh cut tn de
Bilin Spring neighborhood, whar ole
Aunt Jincey live. lister be house gal
here, she did Wonder if she knows any
thing ole marster wanter fin out! She
so ole, mos er HUNDRED, dee tells me.
l spec she won't remember him, but
don't know, she big conjure oman,
she is, an no tellin whut dec do, dee so
queer"
"Who arc Won talking to- mammy?''
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CARDS OF THANKS. OBITUARY NOTICES, RES
oIIrIoNs Of RESPECT, ETC, will be charged
at the rate of zen cents per lire. No charge
less than seventy.fivc cents. a
ALL ADVERTISING ANNOUNCEMENTS OF EN-.
TERrAiNMKNTs, whose object is the raising O,
cents line.
ADVERTISING NOTICES, news form, will be
excluded from our local columns. except su IN
as refer to advertisers occupying space in
our advertising columns, and will be run I'M
der a separate head on the local pages.
Subscribers who fail to receive the jour
NAL promptly viii confer n favor by notify.
ing the office Immediately
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W HCTG Cltt ItC JCVtt ItuS DTfC VVut VI uuCb
zines.
one mat of laden vines. Very shortly the
baskets oyerran, though the piclsers took
only the choicest fair fruit Dare held
up rich cluster and said, with the cen
trail berry between her lips:
"Ain't you glad you came, nanny?
This is ever so much nicer than even
spinning on the piazza"
Il amt gwine say twell we git home
agin. Time enough ter crow when you
know ye amt gwine ter cry" nanny
said sententiously. Then as an unmis-
taxable thunder peal came down the val
ley: "Lis'en at dat Rain'll ketch us
sho TO- ever we gifts ter de house,
mot il we walk fast and take the
near way mp the hollow" Dare said,
looking doubtingly at the sky, whence
an inky wall was rising out Of the south
west Black Mamny gave groan.
II knowed better'n to be here Why
didn't I do better" she said, putting after
her young mistress, whose skimming
motion had already put her we'll ahead.
To reach the near cut they had to go
down the creek almost to the place
where the Blaclwood road ran across
1t. They had passed the stream per-
haps so yards and were telling over
narrow bottom into which the hollow
expanded when Dare stopped short,
flung up her head and cried in a star
tied voice, Nanny, nanny, what
can that be?" #&
'D-d-de-d-d-debble, / re-reckon,"
NANNY said, with chattering teeth, for
wild, slirill crying came out Of the
ground, apparently at their very feet
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-06-22

The sewer near the JOURNAL building
where the ground caved in, has been n
great Inconvenience during the past few
DAYS. The electric road has been obliged
to keep an extra on Wster street and
transfer all passengers ami no teams have
been able to pass on account of the street
being dug up. A good piece of work rs
beirg done in repairing this sewer thorough
Iy and it ought to las. for some time when
the job is completed.
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The steamer Sagadahoc is to be put on
the Boston and kennebec route, on tile
25th making a daily service, with the excep-
ton of Sunday. -.a..l -ta.
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The finished plans of the new Masonic
day, and judging from the sketch II will be
an elaborate and attraclively arranged
strur
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Oa ing 10 the increase of the soda-water
business, Bowditch & Webster have been
obliged to build an extension TO their mar
bic soda counter to furnish more convtn-
lent and larger place to serve 1t.
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ii. III. Powers and wife of Plttsield, who
have been in the city visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Z. II. jones, left yesterday for Portland
where Mr.. Powers was to attend the renui:n
of the Fourth Maine Cavalry.
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The marriage of Miss Lillian Parks OF
Hallowell to Mr.. Edgar A. Hussey of An
gusta, will occur at the Universalist church
in Hallowell, Wednesday morning.
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There is mistaken impression 10 some
quarters that the firemen's State muster is o
be held at Richmond. The muster will be
held at Rockland and some of the Augusta
fire ladies intend to be present.
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ii. L. IIuselnan of Princeton, is the
guest of Mr.. F. G. Harrington, who is at
his home in this city on his summer yaca-
ton from Bowdoin.
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CHAPTER Y.

The house Mt Ridgeley was square,
solid, sparely furnished and scrupulous-
ly-clean. A tall narrow portico shadow
ed the front door. AT the back the root
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-06-22

Everybody who visits Augusta says the
city seems to be increasing in population
and there isn't the slightest doubt about it,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-06-22

Alphonzo Clark of Sidney, was here,
Thursday. His house was struck by light
ming during the week, but little damaged.
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A party of the "Y's' went out to Ham
mond's grove last evening, had an outdoor
social, which closed with dance.
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AII, you dTU -
Dare Overton. And you?"

"I-oh-my name is - Haywood
Allen Haywood-at your service. Miss
Overton, my whole life will not be long
enough to thank you for coming this
way today"
1.-The rain sent me-" Dare said, with
a little smile.
1T was rain from heaven for me, !"
young Haywood answered, so low that
Black Nanny did not catch the words.
Notwithstanding she watched him
narrowly as she paced homeward
through pelting rain at the young cou-
pies heels. Soon as they were indoors
she sent Dare to her own room and set
about finding dry clothes for the man so
oddly thrown on their hospitality. Evi.
IDENTIFY something had disturbed her.
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Local Notice.

JAY Fashion Sheets free. G. M. Gid
den. june20e ,d3t-
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die at the roadside. My horse SHED vio-
lently this way, stumbled, broke the
girth and pitched me and my saddle to
this depth, from which I had begun to
fear should never escape" "a.
dat dar place DIES broke in las week,
'Twould er bin fenced an kivered 4
master had knowed hit wus dar; bat POI
man, he got 20 much on his min. But
say say Il dss Fe 81 70 OUT us an &c
comm. When hit do come, dis yere sink
hole runs CT ribber.'
"Only tell me how l can"
"Lemme see Is you hurt bad?''
"Only my arm. Otherwise think l
could have managed to scramble ont"
The problem Of rescue was no easy
one. There was not house within a
mile Of the spot-no place indeed where
help could certainly be got. And the
storm was coming on so fast that long
ere aid could be summoned the earthly
cavern would be flooded, for sharp hills
drained into it, from which the heavy
rainfall would run at racing speed. The
pit was about four feet across at the top,
widening to five at the bottom, where
the mellow top soil still lay in testi
mony to the freshness Of the cavein. II
it stood for year, clay would settle Oh
and around it till it took on funnel
shape, from which escape would be
more than easy. In its present estate it
was as awkward trap as even good in
tention ever led a young fellow into.
Dare looked into it to say: "We will
get you out somehow. Don't be un-
easy"
What wonder if to its prisoner she
seemed a very angel of deliverance,
though there was nothing the least an
gelic in what she set about doing.
Wherever nanny went her pocket held
always barlow knife. By help of it
her checked cotton apron and striped
linsey petticoat We're cut into strips, then
twisted into a rope long enough to
reach quite to the bottom of the cavern.
By knotting three or four stout sticks
crosswise in it and making the upper
end fast to fenccrail laid at the top
it gave the stranger the foothold he ha(
so vainly sought and brought him safely
out of the miry pit.
AS Black Nanny brushed the earth
from his sleeve she said, nodding to-
ward Dare: Hit beats me how sb
thunk erbout dat dar easy way. wus
studying bout maxim yo' ketch holt er
pole, an den me ba'rin down t'other
end an fetch yo' up daterway; but,
s'posin de pole had er bruk, we'd er been
in bad box sho'."
1--WE certainly would" the stranger
said, laughing, though his lips got white
at an inadvertent touch. II can never
be grateful enough to both of you.
"We did nothing" Dare said
nothing that is worth mention
Now, sir, as you seem stranger and
are not very well, may not ask you to
go home with us? My grandfather is
away, but we can give you rest and shell
ter -
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TO-DAY.

Wanted-Girl.
Wanted A girl.
The Fuller Dug Store.
raine's c, lery Compound.
Wanttd-Girl for Homework.
To let--iIalf Of iouble house.
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q. V. S. Michaclis of the Boston journal,
spent Thursday in the city and will return
to Boston today.
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The banks of the CobbOsseecontee are
beginning to grow cheerful over the arrival
of the summer visitors.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-06-22

There has been some talk of reviving
st. Catharine's hail. but nothing definite
has resulted as yet.
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A street crossing was laid yesterday, on
| Bridge street, from the Troy laundry
| across to the sidewalk.