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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-05-14
' Err MONT.
Snow Storm.

NORTH YRoY, May -. The mountains and
hi GLANDS III tnis vicinity are covered with snow
resulting from snow storm resul ing from a
snow storm yesterday. Considerable damage to
growing crops is reported.
Gold.
There is con. derble excitement from reports
of gold in pay ing quantities being discovered near
South Troy.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-05-14
PENNSYLV ANA.
Snow storm.

MAUCH CHUNK, May IL. The weather has
been extremely cold the past few days, with sou e
snow There WAS heavy frost this morning,
damaging crops somewhat.
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J MES f.. Full Err,
W. +. PERCINAL.

Thankful for past favors and determined to mer
1t future patronage, the undersigned will continue
tho same business at the old stand opposite the
Copy House. JAMES 4. FULLER.
maylS-ttf
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NINrEKPORT.
SulcIdp.

BANGOR, May l3. jonathan Dolen OF Winter
port, suiciled by hanging to day; aged 80 years.
lie was dissipated.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-05-14
Poisoned.

PLYMoUTH. Nay 49, Edgar Adams and wife
and five children partook of dandehou greens for
dinner, and were Immediately taken sick. Upon
investigation there wa- found green lizard about
four inches long cooked wi h the gIeen,.
covered except child aged i've years whose lie
Is drsna In d Of.
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Condensed TELE(sRAMS.

Ia Ohio the senate resolution was adopted pro-
viding for final adjournment of the legislature on
Wednesday morning At nine o'clock.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.


CONCORD, May 10. \ heavy frost is rcpol ted
lat night in surrounding towns, suih tent some
localities to destroy vegetation, but only light
frost here.
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Dissolution of Partnership.

NJ OTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that the Iirm OF
~ FULLER 4 PERCivAL is dissolved by mutual
consent. All persons indebted to said firm are
quested to make immediate payment to JAMES +.
FULLER. AS Mr.. Percival intends to engage in a
Eew business, it /, mpera ivev necessary that all
accounts should he settled within thirty l30) days
Augusta, Nay IL, 1873,
JAMES f.. FULLER,
W. +. PERCINAL.
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Marine Intelligence.

The agent OF the Allan line in This city, received
a telegram tonight, saying the Sandman had
been hoatcd aud would resume service
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-05-14

LONDON MAY 10. Berlin despatch says that
Emperor William dl owe out SUNDAY afternoon, in
company with the Grand Duchess OF Baden. He
was received with tue widest enthusiasm and ac-
cllmatioLs from the people.
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Boston Stock List.
Sales at the Brokers' Board.

sales at the Brokers' Board
BOSTON, May Is, 1878.
Eastern Railroad, sbash
Boston 4 Maine Railroad, 1857 alUSA
Portland Saco Portsmouth s5-a
Boston Maine Railroad is, ll2aall24
Eastern railroad (aew), G2h a62l
Maine state Is, ll2-aUn--
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-05-14

There will be a base ball meeting this evening
at the usual place. Business of importance will
come before the meeting, and all are requested to
be Tres mt.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-05-14

Mr.. Nve's TemIlars had pleasan, time on Sat
u, az on tho il May day excursion.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-05-14

y. d. Hunt. the Friend preacher, addressed the
elor n Club on Sunday afternoon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-05-14

Mrlic Leon n, line daughter of Watson V.
Leonard, Eq one ofthe prominent citizens OF
West " ateiyille, was on Sunday stricken down
with dphtheria in a malis 1ant form.
Mc Fachon's Sensational Burlesque and Fol-
" Company are to give a grand entertainment at
Granite Hall, on Friday evening. The company
is compos ed of twentyt people who offer an
entertainment sensational in the extreme.
Overcoats, furnace fires, open fre-places, steam
works, etc, have been quite in the fashion the
past few days. Frogs have put their green
ulsters. tree -toads have taken atreemcndous cold.
the lively mosquito is tilicted with bill-iousness,
while the Jolly house-hy is "out on the fly"
All the bridges on tine Rumford Fall, and Buck
field Branch Railroad viii be completed this week
and the road ted is now in excellent condition.
aud the laying of the iron rails is progressing as
rapidly as possible One of the locomotives is al
ready finished, and another will be completed
within the next two weeks.
We would call attention to the sketch upon the
first page of to-day's issue, written by accom-
plishcd newspaper man. native of marlborough.
In Cochise, the hermit. Indian. we find the de
scrpton of person that it is oitentime. not I'M
pleasant to become acquainted with, carrying us
back, 4, il does, TO times in the State that will
never visit Us again.
The announcement Of j. II. Leigh of Halo
well, will he found in our advertising columns
Mr. Leigh has recently enlarged hi, business by
adding a ready made clothing department, mems
furnishing goods, hats, caps, etc. He under
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-05-14

see Advertisement ofMss MAXWELL. IL another
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-05-14

Amorg the telegram. congraulating Empero
William on his escape from assassination, was on,
signed " The President of the French Repub lie
Mac Mahon, which has made an especially favor
able impression.
The New York herald., 1878-12-01

wiSieS elephant s,c winter oe"ehsd FISH 4oc Crude
PrrRoLEuxThere was mare inquiry refined and the
s%ed nsr during the early par, Of ns dny 0a.
s,,se We qnoie-orude in bulk. 5ssc do eols, &C. a
l2se asked ordinary brands refined Philadelphia
'' ,oaaah.., q. sat,mors s,, &c ru,,.
Ys ;.s; Sa,.;s Oh %
d oa Sss and aps"H % y Y ss:sS @ Ibis bis
POULTRY AND G.xE1rhe market was sti quiet, bat We
y 'ss lis:
state and western Iae iae isc is
s is wss'ss s,a :. s
s ear L0Hs % s sf m as sss 90
e as;
Ss saJs II g =
dozen, Ssias. fowl Per pair ssSSi's SOC .os
@ %aI: % @ @ ss n 81 sdss g pss Sa s f
pIr x pts s bs lard
iierees s:,s kegs and 90 packages;
sss0n ss ,srses and 2s boxes beef s % ,orcss sss
follow January ~ new DID, asked; FeSr..
q. a sc Il g s. = e .sy
s ss''s % ss s 'fss al
ss @ q a Il s. 1e Is DO
81 ss 1s sm mo- Gssd % ss n"%s % az M st
DO i lbs a. slae 1000 lbs DE-. Is lbs q a'c 900
s,ss ioo s. DO Sc 10 lbs, II SIC; Som rio bellies,
short clear deliverable in December 4 and 2p boxes
h.ss were =, & Sld wit With. the range Of s & for sy
bid, - asked January ss IS IS asked ses,
WED s;ssa RE !; X s & S &, 4.
Cuba at - 47 and future delivery $50 .crces De
se semosr ssra. at u o7 e 80 &" do ann.ry a. 70 ls 70
@ & X. H., .s ar s
The msrks. was quiet We quote state srsamsry 2se
s ao @ s s,As; sn f ~. Sies.s
Ess;Gsp s boz boxes . Recsg 81 for the week G boxes
mansd dull We quote state factory, &C. se West.
srn, SS &c ss Skinned, do. &C. Ers:ksssip,s;
WAS s. s.o.sy qne,s Long Island New Jersey and
i. 4: If 81 lined
RIcr.-rhe market was steady under fair demand We
ssss 7s Louisiana, SO. &c Ransoon. &C. asiise,
1es .ierces 40 bbls. and 27 casks.
The market was quiet,
os Refined fairly active: We aao;s-Fair LsI
and and Ssxss % ss i.nas sS nnas e
sgSs ss ss % r
loaf sse nssc white extra cs ,s Sc yellow extra
SscE n%ss sa Sb 50
cask. The market was in good demand for strictly choice
We note sales ss Of a1ooo es n ec aesSc according to
and 100 bbls. sold ut $1OB19.
FRElGnrs.-There was limited business in general
sc%pshed but rates were held steady Engsgsments:
lots and lard private 5000 bushels grain
71sd. London, SAIL 5000 bbls -four Is, and steam
some lots cheese, Sos. Bristol, sail 24,ooo bushels
grain 5s. I'd Charters-A British bark, hence Dublin
Belfast 1850 quarters wheat, 5s. lid Italian bark
hence Cork for orders, $500 quarters grain 5 an
l5.c British bark s' tons, from philadelphia to Cork
Italian bark 64s hence Bristol, grain 5s 3D.
quarter, and balance general rates; British
ship ,5S tons hence to London, wheat S. Sd and -four
2s Norwegian bark from Philadelphia Continent
three vessels thence Continent previousy with
petroleum. 0 private
The New York herald., 1878-12-01
RAPID TRANSIT.

II may be pleasure to the residents Of Yorkvills
and its vicinity to know that the superintendent OF
the New York Elevated Railroad positively states that
by next Wednesday. or Thursday at the furthest.
trains will be running to Eightynnth street. and
accommodate the great rush Of travel in the evening
many Of the trains will not 60 below franklin square
II was also stated by the superintendent. Mr. Onder
,onk that trains would I've running to Harlem
on or before the LIST of january. and that
the extension to the City Hall would be-
completed about the same time. Tho road IL st
present completed from Tooth street 10 Harlem and
from Eighty ninth street to the south forry the in
terycnng space between Eighty ninth and tooth
street being tho only part Of the road with the cx
cepton Of the Chatham street and city Hall branch
not ready for travel There now running on the
road lU, aud forty engines. Seven new ear
were received last week and ten more will be- ~,
ccivcd this u Is expected that the extension OF the
road TO Eighty y-ninth street will largely increase
the travel. and that the extension to Harlem will In
crease II SO much that 1t will require almost twice
the present number Of cars and engines 10 sccommo-
date the passengers.
The New York herald., 1878-12-01
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON: SPOT QUIET; FUTURES CLOSED STEADY
FLOUR STEADY WHEAT LOWER CORN
QUIET-oATS STEADY-POEK QUIET-LARD
DULL-wHIsKEY ACTIvE-sPIIITs TURPEN-
TINE LowER-RosIN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
QUIET-CoFFEE QUIET SUGAR STEADY.
SATURDAY, Nov. 30--G P. NJ.
Trade, both on and of Change, rather quiet.
At the Produce Exchange -four remained steady, Uut
wheat was again lower. Corn quiet and oats
ruled steady. Whiskey more active. Pork
quiet and lard ruled dull. Cotton the spot
unchanged and futures closed steady Oils and petroleum
quiet Rosin dull and nominay unchanged, but
spirits turpentine was again lower
CoFFEE.-The market for Braxils quiet also
mild cohees. The cabegram of Le Cocq Olivera Co,
dated Rio Janero November 90 hand and reports
foows-Average daily receipts since November % II 750
bags price good rsts, $500; exchange bank bills
Most Of the following invoices Withdrawals -2Opl
bags Rio. Memnon, and 1000 bags City Of Para
both shipped to Chicago 500 bags do City Of Para
shipped Philadephia 400 500 047 and 900 bags Rio
all City Of Para 500 bags Santos Haley 600 bags
Rio Kron Prinx Fr Wilhelm; 500 1853 900 bags
Rio all Memnon and s65 bags Rio per City of Pera
and yesterday 703 bags Rio d. S. Prndal, private
terms. At New Orleans 300 bags Rio per Delhambra
quality low common sold at 9 and 200 bngs do
Drift, quality ordinary, at l2i4c We quote :Ordinary
cargoes l1}c ike fair do, 14l4c l41sc good do,
l4zc 15c. prime do. l5sc. lec. extreme range for
lots, lic 17c Santos fair to good 141sc &c., gold,
90 days; Java government bags 2ohc 23c do,
mats, 23c o4c; Singapore, l6c 17c: Ceylon, l6c.
l7c; Marscaibo, l3ac. l61ac Laguayra l4c. l6c.;
s%. ks s 4 e 81 @ nsmngs as Gs.'s
l7c Savanilla, 13c. l7c.; Curacao, l3lac, lac
opened points lover sas soon recovered and the mar
ket closed steady and points higher for the day
follows
The New York herald., 1878-12-01
EUROPEAN MARKETS.
COMMERCIAL.

LONDON, Nov. 30, 1873.
The Mncng lane markets remain very dull prices show
ing further weakness The business in limited
Crystazed Demerara by auction sold with spirit than
sugar Is held for some advance Refined Is rn For tea
there Is little inquiry The public sales have
congon At the coffee sales in Holland this week the
prices under valuations excepting good qualities
eyion was somewhat improved ba. were
maintained Foreign and other kinds generally continued
See SSeS IN rice s o sold
the quarterly auction at prices lower than for
LavERPooL. Nov. 3p--3 r. NJ
Futures steader uplands low middling clause Jan.
and February delivery, 353ad uplsnds. low mid.
Pork-Prime mess. Eastern. dull at 5Os do Western
dull AIS. Bacon-Cnmbcrand dull at BIS; short rib
lIams-Long cut dull at Ais; shoulders dull 2ls.
BeefIndia moss dull at 7os extra frmcr at gss
dull at aas Rosin-coinmon dull at 4s cd Gne dull a
oil steaay !. @ FIourEssa State ay % a. Lsf &
Whcat-spring No l. market bare spring No = crop
Southern winter steady at 9s I'd Gorn-New mixed soft
steady ut 2s ID old mixed soft dull at 24s Sd Cotton
seed oilyeilow American steady at 2Ss RoSint
London steady at rs TurpentneSprits, at London,
steady Mt 2ls. sd
L9SDos. Nev %, 1873 s,,,
is a. ~, and for trade bills ~ ass Business the
stock Exchange very slack all the week
securities rather better British railway securities
lower consequence OF the reduced traic appre
the strikes stoppages Gas shares have improved he
the public experiments with the electric light
regarded unsatisfactory American governments
higher Railway securities Huctuated considerably
LONDON, Nov 3O-6 T.. NJ
advices qnoe Eve rentes i2f 35c for the
account
Exchange London, a5f asi:c. for checks
The New York herald., 1878-12-01

Wheat dull and lower closing at the second call rs
No. XorSSe. for @ BID o 81 ~ sea S
red winter for pceember 81 a bid ~ os,i asked Do
81 asked Tie sales dncuding o bushels io future
Ssyer rs wsT' & ss."s 81 ~ for s"snes I Ss s = G m
q % for n. amber winter; 81 IN ~ 10 for 80 white
b.esas.s s' ''s: sS:F is jsss.y az sss
Corn wa. without material change CLOSING At tho ssosd %Sr
e.: as 40 S S bid S
t ss steam ..ess I "a " ss 81 @ ssfsa 81;
ssr asked The dncadlng is bushels for FUTURE
delivery 10000 bushels at &5Isc FOR December
s ss s s so %s '%S'rs % a. s.f
45e for ungradsd mixed ,a.s wsrc steady and in
choee msed and some q the grades Of white sales q
~Ss ~S s White r w's No. pS%"s %Ss ss ~ No.
mixed mixed slss 70 s2c No Edo so'sc. ungradcd mixed,
dussY CloTn-The market qniet but without change
~ values We quote c for IA lbs, io4e FOR lbs. and
frsp AND JrrrThe market throughout was steady but
s% mS s'ay Ms % sssSs % s. s
xs1 S2io gold; i,slinn, 27o s275 gold jute 4,sc
time Manila hemp, 7c; s.al S,ss as,c according u
Wo',ssrs There demand from the trade for
centrifugal aud nj xcd lsc aac clayed 2oc asc mus
coyado refining, 2v sc do, grocery 2Jc 3c Porto
Rico aoc zoe English islands, nc. oc New Orleans
Naval sronksThe market for spirits turpentine was
dull and again lower kcsin was dull but nominay
:ssss:s sesss ss.s@ssos .srsas$ ici ;.a,ssS
Rmsn ssn m fs .ns SoGd 81 @ spri, s.y
2ie Tar nrm y 10 Turpen'inc hrm hard 81 20 soft,
ns-coitcnsecd oil closed ., the call as follows
ss, ys"sr G & & n'as i ssss e"s n% " S"r s's &c.
pa, t.rc asked; hs' haf yea, Ia sid - ashsi
DC ,sjc Calcutta. a2c = ssc sperm-,,rudc, s;,r
bieaehed winter Isl o do. natural ec Crude Northern
ursl d. 4 extra heached winter whale, 53c beachcd
The New York herald., 1878-12-01
11I5 A. I

$4,000 sss lo4o Io7x s4ooooUs5s,e slbc So los'<
20OOO s 6's, cur...... ~
The New York herald., 1878-12-01

Stained-Good ordinary 7nc strict good ordinary Sc.
low low m,iddlins as niddng Sc For fatars delivery
yember 2oo bale. a slic 100 al5c Decembes soo At
30U st 5c 800 NJ 2sic February, 100 at ac. 100
ai s37c. 80 at s:sc March, 100 At 947c 2oO a4sc
e7lc.; June 100 ut aslc.; $40 at s.s2c.. 100 at
sssc July, 500 w Sss Total is,yD bale bales,
9l5c., 500 at a2oc 500 At alsc january 100 a22c,
800 at 23c 6 at 924c, 200 at s2ac 500 923c, 4U6
a are. JO6 ut a2c 10 9a4c, 40 925c no
92sic 100 925e.. NO ut 3y7c, sUO at be- 800
9y7c.; February UU Mt 0Hc eD0 ut a35c 40O at 934c
4D Mt a3c., 500 at 934c, 800 at 933c 100 at 81 936c
1900 at a37c no at SIC March so ata43c., 300
2.2U ut aGic., ND ut s62c., 800 at a.63c.; May
aD ?tc TO ut Toe, pU 9Gc 100 at 12c. al
a74, lYO at 975. Jnne 100 At ~; July, lU at 800 2OD
at 1888. $40 Mt S.S4 Total 7u bales. Grand total
81 Jn bales. The receipts at the follows
galveston, 4o47 bales New Orleans 7T75; Mobile, 3.3'5
Norfolk, 27sl Baltimore, 1875 New York. l,,55 boston
s73; Philadelphia, I.2.5 Total 27,li3 bales. This day
last week, - 6 This day last year. 81 s7 Total since
september 722 415 bales freight closed
lows:To Havre, by steam. lie, compressed by sail
&c To Hamburg by stcai Asc compressed. To Bremen
BY steam, sc compressed; b, sail &c. To Liverpool d
932d by steam. by sail, adj
FLOUR AND GkAfN-Rcceipts-Flour 20 :s66 bbs wheat
1895 1U0 bushels; meal $50 bbls and 80 sacks;
Ill 364 bushes oats, 81. 81 do. rye, 1898 do barley
$3.50 do The -four market steady and fairly active
The sales including state Western and Southern
about $1,000 bbs within the annexed range Rye flour
steady with sales of 300 bbls. Corn meal quiet
with sales of about 500 bbls within the range and u0
sacks city ut esc. cwt Rye steady but quiet
llur. v~rdu nitu hult Wa.
The New York herald., 1878-12-01
FINANCIAL.

FINANCIAL.
4 PECK, GILBERT CO.
"a. Bankers and Brokers,
1f Broad ST., New York.
sell Stocks the New York Stock Exchange
carry a margin of per 10. 25 30 and 100
shares
Negotiate first class Putsn and Calsn at distance Of
from / =, to per cent from market.
We have extended Banking Department and allow in
deposits. Check books supplied grauitousiy
Financial Reporter published By mailed free ap
plication.
W furnish highest references
The New York herald., 1878-12-01
.SakMrtlnu. NoremLer 30.

Included ia the above 100 bales arrive Delivered
contract 100 bales yesterday Current prices OF spot
cotton the following quotations based American
standard OF on, and
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-13

DEposrrs Of coM OR BuLLIoN rse.iyea,
Dather ON opon account or 70 Issue Ckh.
TlFICATRS therefor, payable al the option o.
the hojderj In Cold HIN or san Franelsco; 70
maks collections. pufchass Bullioe 81 the most
fofWsrded 10 the Pafsst Bank In San franciscoj
sclis Bills OF Exchange, and transAets 0snsrsi
Banking Business. '.i"'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-13

The London World tells an amusing
story Of coaching accident that once
happened to the late dowagsr Lady Shell
ley mot Of the poets braneh) who died
in 1873. aud whose garden parties at
Fu,ham were so long charming fsa-
turs Of London society. Her coach be-
ing one day upset, her ladyship and her
maid we're thrown into heap inside,
from the midst Of which. after little
time. her lsdyship's voice was heard
calling to her footman: "Jsmes
James pull me out the black legs ars
mine t.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-13
An Indian Iuosler's Tricks.
rrrou III. University M,s.,in.. |

h
r, =. ,.,,,,. go ,.ua,l.h,.
4, ~. .ann..,.nc. or d,ss. ~ our con.
;aror hn .la.rIy man. abort and snare.
iS mass dressed In dipcy whit, cotton.
S;,h vsrv ,;,ht slseve. 10 bis robs and
ss,, ,ieb, lao. 10 M. drawers. be might
h.,. hen a rs.nsct.bla servant ont of
ni... hn, .c,uslIy wa. a small land.
pwn., who h.a ,,i.n 10 eoniurinc for
Nj. smpssmsnt When be entered the
room he spresd a white cloth upon th.
aoor ami .at down upou n. with his
bacL 10 The Wall the door Of the room
-, an M. ,;,ht h.nd MI. sn,etators
~ ~.,s S;snos.d IN ,hs follov;n, fashion
NJ. S,I,h az, on . cha;r n.a,lv I'm a..
,aii.,,a y, ,h. ,oom Wa. s;,,;n, ON a
-. "a, an. Joor an. pa,s.a merchant
.,ooj in an. doo,vay about arm's = length
from me IN. servant. stood about in
0rouo, the largest group being between
m. door and the conjuror. As soon as
n. hal .sttled himself he turned 10 the
ps,s.s srd sslaJ for The Io.n of a m.
rh. .5a,., :, A., Jam,,,.d .
.,,. -, ~, h.;no ,,.,an,s.5 .,.;ns,
," ~ ~ n,a,raaT a.. coin ne wss
-. - ~, !, ;n,o an. ,.on;,,o,.. h.na
INIT tss Latter refused and told the Par.
.ss 10 hand n 10 Mr.. Smyth's bearer.
Ths bssr.r took II. and Al The request Of
the copIuror. looked at n and declared
n N bs really . rupee. The couiuror
,h.n ,o,d rim 40 bard n N bis mss,.r
NJ. So 80 4, sn5 ,h.n tollow.J
,h;. J;siocas
, ann. ,,., 1. :.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-13
MISCELLANEOUS.
REPUBLICAN, STATE CONVENTION,

At a MEETING OF THE RKpuRIIoAN
a STATE GENITAL oOnhfrTEi, hsh Hay
Is, is1s, % WAS ordered that the Rspgbiican
stats Convention convene at kurska. Nsvsaas
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-13
IN the oARDENs OF KEW.
a MEMORY or is.9.


How we'll ] rsu.mbsr the day tina, We vent
We sailed up the Thames TN the paeh''' o'
And We both eat apart from the holiday ersv;
And We landed d iAst by the Gardens OF Kew
And ! wore poke oOnns'-'hs, give one the
when one look. at ,h.m nov In Al. old London
Bat Jon ..,d looked iov.iy-it mayn't have
put I iiiei II. know. IN the Gardens Of Kew.
And Low. spread his sloricu. sl.moui s,Sand
A. you told m- yoa'a been down To ruihs@'
A small ~ hoa.s % with lawn and sn exquisite
@. !, sounded % sweet in the Gardens Of Kew.
Ba, I doub,.d-yos kissed me. and bads me be
That IN. g. WAS laid 90 .nd the v.''' was
1t 20. fooli.h. perhaps. ba, what could = girl
gave you my hear, In the Gardens OfKsu.
iv.s only . xoverns.s, toilins tin dark.
Ana you vers IN undsrpaid 0overumsat CLERK;
But though ffieads said we'd mai'iplisd sorrow
Tn. .am isi. v.. ba.s-in the Gardens Of
Kew.
How We iOiter-d and dreamed through the mid
Wa. srs.s ss,s % grsa. wer. no-.m ever 90
ssyf
str-smed its solenior that night ON the Gsf'
dsns Of ksu.
Then The m,Ilov moon rppied the nood With
And ,oa pa, Jour coz, round me ior fear ws
eJld.
Though the haluie., zsphyr July ever blew
sped .. bll.sfaiiy home from the oardens OF
Three month. after We took. 'o0' husband
Our jolni tieist. thirdels-'. for the journey Of
lis.
We've had sri.fs. hut the poser Of true love
pulled u- through
The love that We sealed 10 the Gardens OF Kew.
And sOmstimss. though nov We have wealth
apd 10 spare,
with hoa.s In Hyd. Park. and aesrisse and
pair.
Asv. tAI. our he'd diemsdsi waii I'm the :. Zoo"
l cas-, fond thought TO the Gardens Of Kew.
Well. taking the ,esr. - they've n,shsd By US
heet
Tho .-sss with the bitter. and bitter with
don't quite resr,, Il. my darliss. do your
Our saantsr that day In the oarisns Of Kew.
-LOadOs Worid.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-13

LioHrxNo came near killing a tree
aveut in this State one day last week.
IL hit him three times. and II II bad got
another whack at him, would have
fetched him, sure. But by that time
the agent suspected what vas th. mat
ter. and got svsy.-B'rtngsoa Ha'ss-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-13
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