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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-02-03

NYw YORK. Feb. ..
FLouE-Receip.s. Ii. so7 pkss; exporta li.45.
bbls: ls,eis sacks: Gales. II $50 pSes; more ac-
low extras. e o5za IS. city mills City mills.
t365a3 Is; patents. 4 l0a4 IS; winter wheat low
g.sdes. zooa AS; fair 70 fancy: at5 .o.sa,.
straights, 2ss3 60. Ea.er:s, 8 50 a. 35; rye
mixtures. 26,s2 50; saps.1ne 7sa2 %; hae. =
SOUTHERN FLouR-quies. steady; ssies.-bbls.
RYE FLOUR steady. quiet; - S5s5aSS.0o.
BuCKwHsAr fLoUR-sl 5oae.Jo.
acknowledgements 0as5; state, e0aS5.
Corn MEAL steady, dull.
E-dull, steady; estern. 5oa57
BARLEY dali, steady; No :. Milwaukee, 64a65i
western, 55a65; TWO rowed s.ate, 63A65; NJ. 2
BARLEY MALT-dull, -- western 70as2i
two rowed state 70a75. aix-rowed state soass; oft,
made Canada locales.
sales. 5000; market, firm, dull
No. red. store and elevator. s6a66s
anoat. 67sa6.s; fob. odis67i, No. hard. 7sa73.
No. n sphs ; ssas mo no aDa .
No. 5 rcd, q; No spring 6oia6oi; ungradec
red. 724a7al; No. white 5ai
&c. coo; firm; moderately active;
40. /, 42sa4.. elevator; i3saA siost; No.
2. i2iai2i elevator; issa- snoai; No; 3. iMa
graded ,s" mixed .a sssa4s ste sa" mixed. a
4is No. white. Fla.
oATs-KsceiDts. .io5. exports. 2.ase bush
safes, iZ.eoc. Gun, SIT auYr
No. 2. s4asii DO white s6aa6i; No, white
Chicas 35a35; No. ?. @5a-; No :, 3ala-i &C
white. ss-; mixed Western. s5as5!; dc
white. 36siO; -h'. stat. 3jiiC
BEEF quL I, firm; =; beef hama. Gull, hrm I.
tierc % be +, mac i've, cut meats, hrm, quiet /;
midde5. nominal.
LARD quiet, lower; ----
Eeste cio-eu, $3.50; - city, S. 30:
radned quiet steady; Contnent. IS 30; s A, ts7o;
compound SO 50aS662i.
foRk- moderate demand, steady; sales. = bb.s;
n MAJ 4 a ,g- MAJ rAkr y *
ezra PRIME nominal.
BUTTER fine creamery, firm; fairly active;
state dairy, 10 ~ CO or-ancry .sa22.
Western tairy :3t-11; d. creamery Is "a: d.
factory, :>saiG tagla, 2ia21, rolls. Fem.
creamery, q p; DC factory, 1923.
CHEESE moderate demand; steady; state large,
9aIls; do coloced, esa3i; fancy, llsslls;
10 small, lsat2I, DO tine white
sal0; oid,--a--; 81 aaite, Ioa1os; part skins
4s9,; do new GAS; fa1 ssitas. 2a3; Western
mall. sa9i.
TAILow-scaree. stronger; city (s2 per pkg,
81 bid county (pkgs freel, 53a5s. as TO quality.
MoLAssEs-duii, steady.
PETROLEUM quiet; steady; United, 50.
RosIN-quct, steady; 5 .lOaSl.l2i.
CoFFEE-Rio, du I, steady; NO 2. EialHa.
SUGAR-raw irmer. moderate demand; refined
No. ]. 8 s-lea4: No: 2. s.les; Not
No. 7,sas as No = s$s q. No; No
U, s-16a3a no. 10. 81; of. a IL .16,4
! mould. l6a.I; STANDARD, a i-l6a4i
,onfectioners. a l5,16a4 Is; cut loaf, ID 1855
crushed. 13,lsa5; powered. 516a4i;gran
uIated, 5.16a4h; cubes 5.i6asa.
Ffeights to Ia serpool, market quiet, steady.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-02-03

Head OF the House ito young man at
front door)-Haven't told you, sir, never
to call here again?
Young Man-Yes, sir, but l haven't
called to see Miss Clara this time. have
a three months gas bill to collect.
Head of the House lin q milder tone)--l
see. You will please call again. -London
Million.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-02-03
Hvpnotism and Hysteria.

An authority on hypnotism says that
hysterical persons are very difficult to IN
fiuence They are so welded to their own
fancies, mental and physical, that they
prove very obstinate hypnotic patients.
Even if an influence is gained it passes OFT
very Guickly.--EXchange
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-02-03
His Love.

Primus-Although you are million
aire, my love is so great, sir. that it en-
boldens a poor man like myself to seek a
daughter of yours in marriage.
Secundus-Which of the girls is it,
young man?
Primus-Any of the three, sir.-Paris
GrelOt.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-02-03

It is understood that the differences be
tween the citizens of Auburn and Lewiston
and the Street Railroad Company will az ain
be brought before Judge Whitehouse, and
he goes to Lewiston Monday for that pur-
pose. The citizens claim tina. the company
has not fulfilled the conditions prescribed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-02-03

The farmer with cellar full of number
one apples has got bigger treasure than ia
dug from pirates cave, ''Bill the Bad 'nn"
to the contrary. The very best apples are
worth from S. to So barrel and the crop
is already about exhausted.
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INTERPRETATION OF DJspL

INTERPRETATION OF DISPLAYS
NO ], alone, indicates fair weather, station.
AIRY temperature.
ho2 alone. indicates rain or snow, station
airy temperature.
NO. ., alone, indicates local rain, stationary
temperature.
No. J. with No. 4 above it, indicates fa.,
weather, warmer.
No. !. with No. 4 below it, indicates fair
weather, colder
No. 2, with No. above it, indicates warmer
weather, rain or snow.
No. q with No. below it, indicates coldc,
weather, rain or snow.
No. 3, with No. 4, above it, indicates colder
weather with local rains.
NO. g. with No. 4 below ii, indicates colder
weather with local rains
No. l. with No. ), below it, indicates fail
weather, cold wave.
No. 2, with No. s. below it, indicates we,
weather, cold wave.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-02-03
Waldo.

Troy.
Mr.. B. F. Harding lost valuable horse
on Wedne lay night by bang thrown over
the side OF its stall and strangled to death
by the halter.-All roads here are badly drift
ed.-Eugene Hodgdon and wife are visit
ing at his mother s.-The sick ones in town
are all doing we'll. Notw outstanding that
there has been much sickness in town the
past year there have been but few deaths.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-02-03

The new bell for the Methodist chu' Oh
has arrived in the city and will be put in
position at once.
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MARKET REPORTE.
The Stock Market.

These quotations are furnished daily by Z. w
Rice, manager Baldwin Bros. stock brokerage
office in this city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-02-03

Thursday evening Mr.. and Mrs. c. o.
Tibbetts entert aimed a goodly number of
their friends at whist. A delightful even
ing was passed and Refreshments was ser
we'd. Mrs. ID. +. Knowlton won the ladies'
first prize, Mr.. W. II. Reid the gentle
mans first prize. The two BOBBY prizes
was awarded. to Mr.. ard Mrs. Will Young.
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Good Cooking

Is one of the chief blessings of every home
To always insure good custards, puddings,
sauces, etc, use Gail Borden Eagle Bran
Condensed Milk. Directions on the labe'
Take no substitute for the Eagle Brand.
folrm
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FoxcRoFr.


FoxcRoFr.
Nathaniel Buck, an aged and respected
resident of Foxcroft, died January 30 and
was buried Thursday. Deceased was the
father of DIR. VIM. Buck of Foxcroft; his
age was Sc years.-Foxcroft Exchange Ho-
tel changed hands Thursday, c. f. Pendle-
ton having bought out j. W. Rance. Both
men are well known to the travelling public.
Sixteen persons, residents of Dover and
Foxcroft, have recently been incorporated
as proprietors of literary and scientific Ii
brary. 1t is designed to make it free
public library as soon as possible. The two
towns are much in need of such an organi-
zation.-The mortuary list for the past
three days has been unusually large, Mrs.
w. X. Hussey, Mrs. T. c. Lord and Mr..
Nathaniel Bnck all having died during that
time.
GUmFoRD.
A free lecture was given at the uniyer-
sallst church Wednesday evening on the
Maine State College and its work. The
lecture was illustrated by stereopticon views
and was delivered by Prof. L. A. Rogers
one of the college faculty. It was well at
tended ard good idea was obtained of the
work the college is doing.-Our village
schools will continue but two weeks more
this term and q grand fair is being arranged
for Friday and Saturday of the last week.
First class entertainments will be given
each evening. Friday evening the Colby
Male Quartet assisted by Mr.. b irrett, banjo
and Prof. Currie Instructor in elocution will
furnish entertainment and for Saturday
evening talent from Bangor has been en-
gagged.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-02-03

ing was passed ana refreshments was ser
we'd. Mrs. d. +. Knowlton won the ladies'
first prize, Mr.. W. II. Reid the gentle
mans first prize. The two BOBBY prizes
was awarded. to Mr.. ard Mrs. Will Young.
Persons who desire to secure the advan-
teges of our special art coupon portfolio
offer now running in the JoURNAL should
begin at once to save their coupons. We
are ready a. all times to supply back num-
bers, but unless accompanied BY coupons
of the corresponding week they will be
charged for at the rate of twenty five cents
per part.
The State encampment, g. r. of Maine,
will hold its annual meeting in Bangor next
week, beginning Tuesday afternoon. A
delegation of Seth Williams Post, No. ID,
of this city will be present. The depart
ment commander of the State encampment
and other officers will be chosen at this
meeting. 1t will conclude with grand
camp fire and general good lime.
Secretary Mckeen OF the state ooard OF
agriculture will hold farmers institute at
Grange hall, Riverside, Saturday, Feb. 10.
Prof. Jordan of the Maine State College
will address the meeting at 10 o'clock A. M.
Other prominent speakers will be in attend
arce aud address the meeting during the
day. 1t is hoped that the citizens of
Riverside and surrounding places may turn
out very generally. as the meeting will be
one we'll worth attending.
General J. r. Richards of Gardner and
a friend were 81 vshoeing recently in the
vicinity of Cold Stream and while walking
in an open field the general su idenly disap-
peared from earthly sight, and upon inves-
tigation his companion fund that he had
fallen into an old, unused WE'LL going down
about four feet. Fortunately there was no
water in the well and he climbed cut. hav-
ing sustained nc turtle, injury than an in
Simultaneous shock to the nerves.
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STATE NE rs.
READFIELD.

hEADFIELD.
Eli Merriman's Sunday school class gave
an entertainment and sociable at the Uni
versalist vestry Friday evening, January &c.
The r. U. S. C. will be entertained at
the vestry Tuesday evening, February 6, by
Mrs. e. A. Morg an.-Well known local
talent are rehearsing the drama 1.-The Dea-
con" which they intend to present in few
weeks.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-02-03

When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria
When she had Children, she give them Castoria
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Want Sell Your Farm?

Yes. Well, try '.FoR SALE aa u ans
JOURNAL, Want Column. Lots OF faf1s
have been disposed OF IN that way.
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Eek div. Ibid. tasked.
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, i3sa4i afiost; No.
atioat: No. 3, iasa
; yellow. 400; un,
steamer mixed. 44a
exports. 2.1a bush
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36a5Gi; No. 2 white
,a-; No 3. .saia-, &C
Western. S5aS5s; dc
+. 3jiiC
beef hama. Gull, firm !:
t meats, iirnn quiet,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-07-02

the Pullman employees a notice was
seLt to the managers of the diff
f-rent railroads announcing that after
June 9th. they must not haul any Pull
man cars otherwise the employees would
refuse to handle trains. The managers re-
piled that they had long term contracts with
the Pullman company which they could not
abrogate. They continued TO haul the cars,
which have become almost necessity, so
largely are they pstronized by the trayell-
ing public. Thereupon the boycott was
inauguratel at the specified time, and the
end it is difficult to see as yet.
The wisdom of this strike will be grave
ly questioned everywhere. It may be that
the employees of the Pullman car works had
sufficient reasons for striking although one
naturally inquiries why the leaders didn't
wait for the investigation which had been
begun by Mr.. Pullman. They have been
losing in wages for the past two months
$1,000 day. Surprising that they had
sufficient reason for their strike is it proper
that disinterested parties should suffer
much more than they in order to have the
wrong righted when i. isn't by any means
certain that they couldn't at least have / zen
relieved in some other way? The other
day lady in one of the Western territories
left there to hasten to the bedside Of dy-
ing son. This tie-up of railroads included
that of the one on which she was riding.
She was obliged to stop off i'll a strange
place and await the news of her son S
death. 1t is understood that she
has not yet been able to leave.
This is but one instance, slight
one in its general Importance, but when
taken in connection with the thousands OF
others more aggravated presents some idea
of the hardship which thousands of work
ingmen in many states are causing the pub
lie to suffer in order that "a point may be
carried" in favor of the Pullman st1ik-
ers. We believe that the general public
is inclined to sympathize with strikers
in struggle with an immensely rich cor,
poration but to declare and successfully
curry through a sympathetic strike that
shall infict great injury on thousands OF
disinterested parties, it is necessary that the
cause be strong one, otherwise public
sympathy will be lost to the strikers and
the public will devise some means for
protecting itself.
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PERS CNAL-.

Vice President Stevenson has rented n
cottage at Sorrento, Me.
Norwich university, at Mortified, VT.
has conferred the degree of L. L. d. upon
Ex-Governor Carroll :. Page.
President Cleveland never leaves the
White House now unless he is accom-
panied by two armed policemen, who fol.
low either in buggy or on horseback.
Tanetaro Megata, who in 1874 was one
of the first japanese students ever at
Harvard, is now superintendent of the
custom house in Yokohama, Japan, a DO
lition as important as that of collector of
the port of New York.
OF all the Harvard graduates who met
at Cam bridge, Mass, on commencement
day, no one received a warmer welcome
from his friends than DIR. William ]
Dale of North Andover. Mass, who
graduated in the class of 1897 Dur.
ing the period of the rebellion. and
for many subsequent years. he was the
surgeon general of the commonwealth.
and in that capacity became widely
known throughout the country for the
efficiency of his office, His fine form and
stately appearance attracted much at
tedtion in the college yard, and were the
subject of comment among the younger
graduates.
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MAGAZINE NOTICES.


The Fourth-o July special holiday num-
Der of the New York Ledger is an IN
usually attractive Issue. The cover has a
beautiful girl waving an American flag
from window as decoration. The con-
tents of this number of the Ledger make
strong appeal to patriotic Americans.
.sOur National Birthday and Bunker
Hill" are the subjects of special edi
t1rial articles. "Johnnys Fourth of
July" is an amusing pootical effusion,
dedicated to the spirit of Young America
intent on celebrating the holiday. This
hunters of the Ledger contains the frat
chapters of Mrs +. d. Z. \. Southw orth's
famous novel, The Widows of Willow
vile" Mr.. Fay S. Rathbun's new story,
Suspected" and Mr.. Seward w. Hopkins
story. The Two Gentlemen of Hawaii, y
are continued from previous numbers, and
are both strong original American novels.
The various departments of Science, Cor
respondeIce. Womln's World. miscellany
and chilirrn's stoiiss are full Of good things
Robert Boomers Sons, New York
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1t is difficult to see how the admission of
New Mexico as state will be an advan-
tsge to the Union. The majority of its
people, its laws and customs are such that
haste should not be made to admit the terri
tory as state until it be better shown
whether the people and customs are able
to assiuilate with those of the coun-
try. In the light of recent events
it is seen that Nevadais not desirable &C
QUESTION to statehood. Il is said that as
soon as irrigation is perfected New Mexico
will be glorious state, rich in resources.
We hope so but the United States can get
along without an addition of two senators
from New Mexico until civilization and ir-
rigation may have a fair chance in the
territory.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-07-02

Without just cause the Democrats have
pursued their purpose of killing recipro.
city. 1t was manifestly such fair, wise
method for facilitating trade between the
United States and the countries with which
such trade could be undertaken with mutu-
al advantage that its enemies have never
been able to bring against it aught but mis-
representation. The success of the scheme
made its enemies all the more intolerant.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-07-02
Daily Asansl'st sournal,
TERMS: $500 Per Fear.

No notice whatever will be taken of IN
signed communications.
THE Journal CANNOT BE HELD RESPONSE
BILE ZOE THE PRESERVATION OF RETURN OF
REJECTED COMMUNICATIONS.
Address all communications relating to
subscriptions and Advertisements to BuRLEIGB
g. FLYsT, Publishers, Augusta, Maine.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-07-02

Mr.. Wiman appears to have furnished
the brains for Dun & Co., and Mr.. Dun to
have taken care of most of the enormous
profits. In view of this fact Mr.. Dun i
reported declaration that Mr.. Wiman' s
term at Sing Sing is too short seems just a
trife ungrateful.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-07-02

It's pretty clearly establi'hed that Car
nots murder vas the result of an snarchistic
plot to avenge the executions of the three
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-07-02

Mrs. Gorham II. Feylor, of Waldoboro
has an orange tree that is less than three
years old and not quite one foot in height,
but nevertheless it is prolific bearer,
having upon its slender branches five well
developed ripe oranges. Three of these
are as large as any medium sized oranges,
and two trifle smaller. The large ones
started about year ago and the smaller
about six months. :#-
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If, as is reported, President Cleveland
will insist that coal, iron ore and sugar be
put on the free LIST, he will simply do what
is consistent with his pledges. But we be-
lieve he will shirk the duty on the plea that
he does not wish to interfere to that extent
with the legislative branch.
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MAINE GOSSIP.

Abbie IL. Evans, little twelve years
old miss of Camden has made a quilt since
the middle of March containing 1896
pieces, besides attending school constantly
and assisting in the house work. 1t is a
record that will be hard to beat. ":= H..
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In urging NJ. Dupuy to retain the pre-
miership The new French President shows
that he has too good sense to shelve man
of Dunuv's ability.
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They are Deserved.
{ Bar Harbor Record. }

Hon. +. NJ. Simpson Of Carmel, who is
ctndiiate for State treasurer, is having
some very catering notices in the State pa
pers, and all who know him feel that they
En- observed.
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Aroostook County.

SENATOR -Edward Wggin, rfcsque Islc Rams
ford w. SHAW, lI0utOn.
Shcriifz-lIcnry u. SHARP Monticello
Cnunts Trca .irGr--Leland q. Ludnig, iioufon.
County Attorney Wallace X. Lumbert' Carl
buu. ,
County Commissioner-James W. Ambrose
sherman. ~ $780,
Lrg.ter Of Deeds. Southern District james
H. ktdler, iioult0n -,
Register Of pc"ds, Northern District -LcNitc b
Ihibodgau, MadaW3i5ka.
Clerk OF Courts Michael NJ. Clark, IlOulton.
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don't care TO do without it. Our people
are used to luXures in this country.
David b. Hill was beaten in his contest
against the income tax, but he certainly
can congratulate himself on the fight he
made. 1t was one man against party,
but the one man was right, and should
have full credit for the stand he took.
Swift's industrial army has tramped to
Washington and tramped back again, but
nobody seems TO know of any good ac-
,omplished bv the journey The attempt
TO make heroes of these voluntary tramps
will OF course fail. for man may be
fool and not win distinction.
If it is true, as The Yale News asserts,
that it is Yale spirit that brings the col
lege victory on the field and water, Har-
ward men had better secure barrel or
two Of the staff and keep it on tap for the
next year We always had an idea that
Harvard was too near Boston to lack for
spirit, but the Harvard brand is evidently
lacking in the "get-there" qualities.
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1t looks as if it were about time for Har-
ward to adopt the Bob Cook stroke if she
expects to regain her old time sqaatc pres
tjyp #> =:
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These are DAYS memorable for inve stiga

These arc days memorable Tor invtstga-
ton into public corruption, The Penn
Steel Casting Company Of Chester, Pa is
charged with substitution of old castings
and forgery Of the z. S. inspectors stamp
mark. The inspector appears to have neg
lected his duty.
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=
waldo County

Senator-isaac H. jackson, Knox.
sheriff S. 4 Norton, Palermo.
County treasurcr-k. II Small, Belfast.
County Al orncy-Ellety Bowden, Ninterpor,'
Comfy Commissioner-1. q. Brock, SearspoTt.
REGISTER 81 Deeds McCrillis. Belfast.
CLERK OF Courts-Tilcston Wadln, Northport.
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For Representatives to Congress

First District
.Second DiStrict-NELsoS DINGLEY, JR.,
of Lewiston.
7hi,d District-SETH L. MILLIKEN, OF
Belfast.
Fourth Di&trict-CnARLEs A. BoUTELLE,
of Bangor.
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/. 1t is but just to say that there is no reason
to believe that prominent patent medicine
firms are interested in the Populistic tally
no oratorical and musical excursion.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-07-02

A Pressure Isle man discovered recently
on looking into his pig pen that it was emp
ty, the pig gone on vacation, and tn
be had been punctually feeding the ANNA
for a week or so in its absence.
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BOWDITCH, WEBSTER & co.
NOTE AND COM EMIT.

The Pullman car is luxury, but we
don't care to do without it. Our people
are used to luXuries in this country.
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Cumberland County.

sepators-G George NJ, Seiders, Fortland; Charl, s
NJ atprhou.e, Wc,tbrook: William M Cook,
Casco; Matthew & Morrill,, Gray.
sheriff Samuel p. rlummcr, Scarboro.
County TrrasurCr-Danie u. Cnenery. Deerng
County Attorney Charles A. true Portland.
County Commissioncr-NHt II. 'avey
Harrison. - -,-
Register 81 Drcds-G Fred Murch, Westbrook
clerk Of Cour:s--Beniamln c. Stone. Portland.