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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-02-20
Mnerlet.

Oie Nepublitarer bielten am
Samifag Nbenb in Der 9urnerbale I'M.
ter cem 8orfibe bon S. 3. Nemcomb
cine Notwithstanding ab, I'm bas
republifaaif6e Staats. grseutib Gomite
an3ngeben, bic rep. Transformation
in San Nntonio anauberaumen. ges
ia9tes &omite tritt am 5. Mdr3 in @us
Hin %aufafnn1en, ui1 iiber biefe Grage 3u
enti6eiben. Sn 8orf1lag gebra6t
linb bic Stdbte @aIbelton, 6ouftDn,
Dallas, Sort Mortb, Muliin un6 San
Mntonio. Gin 3omite BON Saa Mntos
nio mirb ii6 ben angenommenen Be.
f6lihen gemdB am S. Mdr3 nod Muffin
begeben unb i'm Snterefe Der Stabt
ipre9en.
- auf beute abeub 81 ubr .if i'm
@ountp GourtbauIe cine MaHenbers
fammIung BET Burger e~inberIfen sa
benz 3mede, Der Snbignation iiber bic
i@mdbli@e 8ebanbIuns Der ao5a
S9mibt 5eitens Der 3u6tbausfontrat.
loren Musbrud gu geben. Sa es f6
unl elm arrnes, gum 8erbrs1en berfhbrs
ties Wtdb6en banbelt, iolte fein Seutz
fher feblen. Sn Der Neriammlung
tOnnte aud 9lei63eitig cine petition
UNI Begnabigung bes arnien. erft II
Sabre alien @ei66pfes, eirtuliren. gs
liegt 5uar Dem @ouberneur bereits cine
aud bonn 9i9ter Noonan unb Oitriftz
anpalt pai@al mitunter3ei1nete petis
ton felt iiber bier Wo1en Dor. allen
BITE Sadie f@eint fit ben @ouperneur
feline Gle gebabt gu baben. 9aber
tatl Is niats f9aoen, tpern er tpieoer
einmal re9t frdfttg an bic grifena Fl.
mes 10 unslidli9en Wefens tpie Noia
S9mibt erinnert tpiro.
- Gin agent bes gometuel leuer
Mlarm Sele9rapben SnFems miro
nG9ftens bier eintreffen, UNI benz Iseuers
bepartemeut bic Mpparate boraulegen
unb bas SPLEEN 5u erfldren.
Die Setter bes n9eim fir perlaf.
iene 3inber" baben bic @inri6tung Ell
mes &inbergartens auf benz plabe 815
San pebro Muenue bel9loEen.
Setretdr 8. sc. @regorn BON Der
Sii6meitli6en ginpanberunas : @eIeu>
f6aft bot ieinen eriten Beri6t~ ner6ifents
li9t uab at Die perf9iebenell Counties
abgefanbt. CT forbert lebtere auf, inn
proben BON MiHeralien, probutten &c.
ein5ufenoen, piini9t bic peri9iebenen
3eitungen 5u baben, bamit er oieielben
in feinen Bureau auflegen fann unb
label f6lieBli@ Nqe, Die mad San Mn=
tonic tommen, elm, bic Office 3u befuz
den unb inn Snforn,ationer aler Nrt
gu iiberbringen. Sas 9irettorium bot
beI6lofen, einen Mgenten mad 3anlas,
Wiilouri unb Dafota gu lenben, UNI bic
6ortigen Observation-Disclosures }ar.
mer auf bic 0ortbeile aufmertiam All
MAIDEN, uel6s Seras ibnen bietet.
In europdii6e @inwanberen tpiro allo
borldufig nidt geoa6t unb bod fino es
bic beften, bic man baben Fam.
Wie mir fura Dor S9luB unieres
8lattes in @rfabruHg bringen, III
&oia g9miot bonn @ouberneur bes
gnabigt tporoen. 9isie Na9ri1t tritt
aleroings Hur In Der Gprm zines &C.
rti6tes auf, aber es 1T 3u miiniGen,
baB es fi@ beitdtigen m6ge.
= 9ier angelausie Sepei9en mels
ben, baB Oeterrei6 &uBlano ben &rieg
erfldrt babe.
= Gie bsute abenb tattfinoenbe
Notwithstanding follte gu ermitteln
ia6en, bur6 men bic Dor ettpa A go.
den ausgefertiste 8esnabigunes petis
ton fir &oia S&mibt unteri6lagen
uOroen 1T. 0ieIe Petitipn foil nie in
autin ein9etrofen iein.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-02-20

Sas mieberaenefene 3inb.
yWtein fleines, Z Sabr oltes MdbGeu
bate beftiseu 9ufen unb S9nupfen.
Sic fonnte ni6t i1lafen unb. buitets
anaufbbrIiG. Wan rietE
mir, @bamberlaiHs 6uitenmitteI au ge.
brau9en un6 i6 mar iiber bic iofortigt
Qinbetung unb bic balbige b6Qige Sc.
nefung erifaunt. I'm feiner greis
m6dte i'd iebt obne oies 5ausmiitel
feia. Sd babe piele berartise Mittel
probirt, aber bies iii oas Bette, bas id
iemals Derfu9t babe" prof. s. 81.
Meban, 9anoels : Ifaoemie, Ses
Moines, Soma.
Gum Wer.auf bel g. gDbn&go.,
Ode Wef Commerce u. GiibsO fffraBe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-02-20

8erfu9e bic st. gatrids
pillen uHb Derglei@e lire Wirfung
nit b~erienisen anbeter giaen. sic be-
iben bic guien gigenf9aften dlterer
prdporate unb 3usIei1 bic pertbpoliien
9eilmittel, ipel9e bic moberne WiKens
f9aft entbedt bnt. 4Is elm Wiitel ges
gen Ratarrb unb 2eberleiben fteben bic
ct. patrids piaeH unerrei9t ba. gu
baben BEL o.. Gobn & Co., Ode
WeltsG ommerees uno Ghb. OharaBe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-02-20
3nr 6eiluna Derlanqt !

rs 9erren unb Darneu bon San Nn.
tonio, tDel6e on 9%dmorrboi6en unb
anoeren Darn. 3ranfbeiten leioen, m6s
gen fid melben unb gebeilt tuerben,
obne einen Nidel gu be5ablen Big bas
2eiben DOltdnoig beieitigt 1T.
ellis & 6 bamberlain,
0Dftoren, Golebab 8lod, gde SoIeoab
14,2,t3M unb 9oufon StraBe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-02-20

- Gunttionele 9t6ruug bes peibz
li6en Orsanismus wirb our@ ben Sc
brau9 bon DIR. 81. 9. pieree's ssFa-
vorite Prescription" (9ieblinssbers
Orbnung) i6nel gebeilt. Sic beieitigt
bic 61mer5en un6 itelt bic Geiunbs
belt unb Stdrte tuieber ber. Bel allen
a~potbefern gu baben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-02-20

Die Gteueraahler baben fi6 felt 1886
I'm 353 b%ernebrt.
Wdbrenb oes ~berHoKenen Sabres
tDurben 691 Observation-Disclosures aus
aeftelt unb 5tpar 81 fiir Stores, 3O5
ffr Wobnhdufer. 189 far 0erf@iebenes
unb lis fir Nnbauten.
@ef1la9tet tDurben mad BEN Beri1t
beg Warftmeiffers 1921 &inber, 1921
Gdlber, 3061 66peine un6 9649
S9afe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-02-20

= Die sr6Bte G@nelieteit, tpelde
bet Norbbeuti6e > 2lopo > Dampfer
r2abn" auf feiner erffen 6abrt an einem
Gage errei6te, mar 443 Meilen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-02-20

8lument6pfe in allen Gr6Ben.
R1fge fir @anariens0 6gel. Mocking
birds, papageien unb gi6b6rn9en.
Saaen fur @anarien : 86gel, better
Qualitdt.
Guttern6pfe unb 8obepannen fir
86gel. Sci Saul Wagner.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-02-20

sdT Seine camille Iolte peridumen,
in benz Gleii9. unb &auhsW aarenge.
iddft bes 6errn Granf Broom, SO. 2O6
SolebabsS traBe einen probeeinfauf 5u
maiden. 9err gromn bat fi9 our9
bic 8oraigli6teit ieiner ieIbffabri3irtell
Wurls unb &au9maaren bic @unft
Der Geini6meder ertpprben. gr bdlt
beftdubig auf Eager: ielbftgerdu9erte
@6inten, Sped uno 3uusen; &au9.,
Wiirss uno p6fel.6leii6, S9neiiss
miirfte> @erpelatz, 2ebers, &noblau9=
unb Wiener : Wurft, Gbnartemagen,
Slutwurf. Bologna, S6neinefett uuo
frii4es GIeii3 BON ieber 8attung.
Grant 8 M II,
Selepbon $50. SO. 206 Solebabnr.
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acknowledgements fir bas $50,
9enbtatt 50 80.
&eiienbe @genten:
M. Memnelipbm.
s. g. 8ui@.
6 . T 8.
Gan Nntonio. 20. Gebr.. 'S8,
glue "Sa6rfi6e u, 6erf6f''

Su Nu u, ~. UcoI.f co.
Eine "5d6rfi6e q, 6erf6f'
iiber 1anbel uub Wanbel, 6ffentli6e
unb arbere 8erbdlniRe Der @tabt bat
Die "Daily Express in ibrer beute cts
f6ienenen Special, Nusgabe suiammen.
eefaBt. Die Nummer 1T neben oieIen
fatiftii6en Nngaben, NIT Nnfi6teu Der
@tabt &c. ausgefattet unb berbient ole
Nnertennung. YerbientermaBen 1T fe
BON ben @ei@dftsleuten fir Nn3eigen
benubt tporben, unierem Dafirbalten
NOD iebo6 ni@t in benz MaBe, TN,
aud in bieier ge3iebung bic 8ebeuiuHg
Der Stabi unb lire Gorti6titte gu 3eis
gen, unb Die grplsB in ibrem Sleibe
unb Interchangeable gu unter=
ftiben.
Wir entnebmen bieier Nutnmer unter
Inberm f%olgenbes. gs CAB in Sun
Mntonio i'm Sabre 1887 i'm @an3en
1928 Steuer3abler. Dabor berffeueru
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-02-20

sdy- Sbr ipart @eIb. tuenn ibre Cure
Srudia9en BEL Sobnfon gsos.
anfertigen ldBt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-02-20
Wer1nnnf

tuirb cine ti9tige R69iu BEL gutem
2obn. Nad3ufragen In Der Expedition
oieles Blattes. 1911 utp
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-02-20

~ 6ppotbeten. NnIeiben rbne @om.
miifion 30. $50 gommereeHroBe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-02-20

1d@ 8ros. lieferm bic
beiten uab bilisiten 9rudia6en. @ebt
az ibnen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-02-20
Spiel &aarem 0ei11ft
bon
PAUL WAGNER.

Die reidfe unb eleBanteffe Musma6l
bon Nrtifeln, uelde f9 b~eIoncers 5g
@eburtstass. unb 9o43eits @eihenteu
eisnen, ais
Silberptattirte Waaren.
Stataen BON Bronze, 5erra gotta,
Ycr5elan unc Matafter.
@elisiSie Siemren, @ruciFre unb So
fentran3e.
glumen.Y ufen unb Guapeln.
Eofien, fem beccrirte.
Nlbums IN GROCER ausmaht.
photographer aller 9rt.
Scupenirs NIT 81 Gnf4tep BON San
Mntcnie. fur SO Gents.
Vilcers unb Btlber= Rohmeu.
Wuffboien unb nbren
Spern9ldier unb 6ernrctre.
9~afdenmeisr unb S@eereu.
Samens unD 9errensE citet ReceHairs.
@elbtaiden far 6errei une Daassn.
Danlen.6 anotaiden.
Brief. Mappen.
@4reibsense unb Noti3ba&sr.
Uiftens&arten Gtui8.
Oanlen-N rbeitss Ridden unb RSrbe.
6dnbz5pie9el unb Rimme.
6aud-Etide urb Sertice.
@isarrens gtuis.
3eitunss- Woppen.
Spa3ierfSde.
YDSel. unb Gidhorn. 3dfise.
M~cecrbecns, 3itbern anb 4~aruacnicas.
Wnideln in GROCER Guspabl.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-03-29
In Memoriam

At regular meeting of Golden Eagle
Lodge, No. 60, |. o. of G. T., Augusta, on
Tuesday evening, March p, the following
resolutions relative to the death of Sister
Edna Bigelow, were adopted
Whereas It has pleased the Supreme
Ruler of the universe to remove from our
lodge our beloved sister and co-worker, whose
long come ction with US has given evidence
of her goodness of heart and sisterly char
acter.
Resolved, That in the loss of our dear sis
ter we have occasion To mourn for one who
was In every way worthy of our most sincere
respect and regard.
Resolved. That we tender our sympathy to
the bereaved relations and husband of our
deceased sister, especially to the father and
mother whose kind and gentle care. even to
the last moment of life. is deserving of great
praise. and we do most earnestly commend
them to Him who doeth all things we'll.
Resolved. That a copy of these resolutions
be sent to the bereaved relations of the de-
ceased, and that they be printed in the Daily
Kennebec Journal: Also. copy of the same
be sent TO the family of the beloved sister.
and also a copy be made on the records of
the lodge.
CHAs. DIPLocK. ! Committee
ID. W. WARD, on
WALTER NJ. WooD, J Resolutions.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-03-29
Personal.

A. NJ. Spear, Esq, of Gardiner was in
the city yesterday.
Mrs. Ella Wellman left town for Boston
on the morning train yesterday.
Bishop Nicely of Portland arrived on the
Boston Express yesterday afternoon.
Hon. j. II. Manley and wife went to Bos-
ton on the afternoon Jewett's yesterday.
Judge Whitehouse went to Bangor yester-
day afternoon. He expects to return Satur
| day.
the bar at the March term, has opened law
office in Randolph.
Rev. c, j. Clark, Presiding Elder of this
district went to North Augusta Yesterday to
attend quarterly meeting.
Mr.. II. ID. burlington of Bowdoinham is
now visiting San Francisco where he is
prospecting for a business opening.
Miss George Starkey wentto Lynn. Mass.
Yesterday morning She will do retouching
for one of the finest photographers in that
city.
Mr. Bert Hayes, son of Prof b. f. Hayes
of Bates College, who has been stopping in
this city for a few days returned to Lewiston
yesterday
Mr.. Henry Williams of Charleston, $. c.,
student at Exeter Academy is spending his
vacation in this city with his cousin Miss
C.. Brooks.
Prof. Carl Braun, of Bangor. is making
thorough scientific study of all the injurious
insects in this State. and will be pleased to
communicate with the farmers in regard to
these pests He desires specimens. and Will
give information on all points relating to their
ravages as well as to the antdote to be APP
plied. He wishes especially to receive
pupa of the apple fly, an undiscribed species
of Deosophyla, which did great damage to
apple crop the last season
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-03-29
The Kings Daughters.

nv, ~,
"o'''' ny II h''e oe'" ne"i" oiii,
during the past two years, but quite frequen'
tly of late NAV have excited no little curiosi-
tv in the minds of many Tho Jopr,,l man.
'''"e" INC o'''e' u"S ''i'' sooie'y un"er 'iiis
name was being formed by some OF the Au'
gusta Young ladies, and the question NAV
rroror,y .riso ,,bo ara thosa ro,.,l 1,,,,,h,or.
anu "'''' Is 'ie'i "'issio"' nat Is '''e sig
ni1cation of the silver symbol they wear and
the potency of the mystic motto. "ln Hi,
N,,,,,>"I, I teuc il
,in,es aaoP''ng the system, VI hd"atu II,
'i'i' re" ii'iies one ciuoS consututeu
'c"'iai t'"' "l'u" WIN"
e""u'u g. ''''"@e o'.ie' 'e'S vi "oihris' ho'
assuming any au'"oii's Vi i'SPonSi"ii''! owe,
'rV"i uu' s''nPiS 10 io' III "u0ie"s "iou",'
".i't" NV "i'S"' 'i"S'''' an" ii'," WHY
'''en' lau't,v announcement, ANY ICE, anu
eu''ance' me name Ming daughters
was 'aAe"' Il Sn'"'l sii'Ti 'tosS ''e" WIN roy
'i 'uioi vas 'uoP'''' ''i' S''''rur watch WIN
Ia ms >"hnF was CHOSEN, ne i'ot'oes oi
ac''oii seiec'en were iooA io'M aru anu hot
"'ch, ho"N o"t ',i' "o' ',' l ~, up anu
NOV nov" IT, Zen" manu- ne soc't's
i'ad no Co"s'i'"''o.i' nv 'o'tc VI Jaws SAVE 'he
o"e Sehe,ai itS"i"ti"'i tna' whenever ANY
,taso',a"'t request S,iou'' "e n'"ue III ii's
Na''ie " shou," ne granted WIN
oui ques.,on OF "''"! ''n't '"t 'i""lehse
CROWN oi 'n' o,"'r II "'s oern ue'n'eu eA-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-03-29

The Maine Central Railroad has issued the
following to their employees, which will be of
interest TO sportsmen The lines now oper-
ated by this company probably lead to more
hunting aud fishing resorts than any other in
the country and a large volume of travel re-
suits therefrom. Ii seems ssary then, that
some rules be established regulating the
transportation of such articles and supplies as
are incident to sportsmen. Hereafter gun
aud rod eases or boxes of sportsmens sup
Plies may he checked or carried in cars. same
as other baggage Guns not cased cannot he
carried, except by baggage masters in baggage
cars, free of charge and at the owners risk
Dogs will be carried in baggage cars free of
charge and at owners risk. Dogs, if Grated
may be checked same as other baggage
Boxes of fish and other game may also be
checked during time when transportation of
same is not prohibited by law and provided
there is not more in quantity for each person
Than the law allows, and that owners accom-
pany the same, subject in all cases As to
weight according TO the established rules for
transportation of baggage. Baggagemen
may aceepta PERSONAL fee for care of dogs
aud game when rendered them, but are not
permitted 10 ask for such
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A Tale with a Moral.

His story: room with a friend on the
East side. Sunday had occasion to open
one of the bureau drawers and there found
a revolver belonging to my friend. took
i, up to examine it when the thing was dis
charged. the ball passing close to my face
and entering the mirror. Started mef wen
Won can bet it did.
What the '.boys" say; You see poor A.
yot down hearted. Has been buying choeo-
late creams all winter for certain party and
they haven't sweetened her smile for him
cents worth Poor fellow was out OF ms
head. He got that revolver aud there's no
knowing what he might have done II ne
hadn't CHANGED TO look in that mirror. Inc
very looks of his face startled him, the re-
yolver was discharged by his trembling hands
and the danger was past.
Moral: People that smoke like to do it at
the expense of some one else
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-03-29

The east side of the river presented an
animated appearance Yesterday. At one
ume between fifty and sixty persons were
eohgregated upon the ice, large
part of whom were engaged IN
nshlng for suckers. 1t was a
good natured crowd whom success had rem
uered happy, and they smoked and chatted
ana loked in the best of spirits when not ac-
lively engaged in landing their fish. very
lew tom Gods were caught but it is rather
a'e TOR this Ash Suckers at this season of the
year make an excellent pan fish and
uose which the fishermen are unable to use
themselves are disposed of at twenty cents
dozen. The bait used is the good old
'ashioned one--the angle-worm, BY hitching
We lines to sticks embedded firmly in the ice
one fisherman is able to tend several.
'o'he good sized fish were caught yesterday
'uu caught in large quantities. One fisher
aiormed the scribe that he had caught lo1
WV Jay previous. Last spring a salmon was
'uRht here by a lucky fisherman who had
'''ed his hook for nothing larger than a
.N'Aer' and the vague hope animatcs the
present fishermen to look for similar fortune;
r. date, however, no salmon has been
-ssed though doubtless there are plenty OF
uen in the river.
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Our City Fathers Dinner.

Z
Viewers diniup hall was the SCENE las,
evening of wopdarfulIv unanimous action
an the mart of tho members of tho ci,. ,ro,-
er,men, This ,na,i,ri,v cons;s,,5 =, h,,ar,
;lv nart,kin,, of tho foIlowipg .xco,lo,t 70.
mast
Providence River OYSTERS on shell
Roast turkey Mashed Fo'"t"e'' squash
,oh.,.r ,,,,, ,ti.,.
Lettuce. Celery.
"'' '''"''i biscuit r"hoetry sauce
,,., ...,,.. ,a,.i,,',',,,i -.-...,-,.u.
CAKE.
Nut. Chocolate. Delicious.
'"'''e an" iea
'i"' '''o '''''i''' "'' "'ie ''"'Y ioi ''ie op-
'oN' VI '''' "'''''''S Wa ''i' cumming Vi
p'''''' nv "''' VI
d" III, '''o' "'' ''''" ''''''' apparent "
''e 20 i'''''' VI '''' past
'''' '''.'" ~ ." '''> was '"'
'''''''' VI P''"'s y" '''i '''ee' h'e'' i"e"'-
w. P's''"' 'P'N' y" '''0 1"'N''" anu '''e
''i g ''' '''''''''"' vas NAV S''he "'''o''
7"'"'' w ''A'" - Wv P'''''' ny S''e'"-
- VI paw
lug ''''' ''".' '''' ''' ,'''" ''''e"
"
'''s"'' ''''''"''' 81 ''0u' 'i''0'' ne
"'>' q"' '''o'''
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u'''u'''' '''''e" " ''' 'eo' s''''~''io' Vi '''e
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-03-29
A Mans Castle His Den.

Il noticed that you spoke in the Journal
some little time ago about large watches /:
now there is one in that show case that beats
EN-" remarked Mr.. Russell, the well known
jeweler, to the scribe the other morning
The watch in question had silver cases
beautifully engraved and enameled 1t Is
an inch thick, 3 IA inches in diameter and
weighs i-2 pounds. Hunting scenes are
engraved on both faces. Placed beside this
by way of contrast vas little Swiss ticker
only an inch in diameter.
Were you ever in my den up stairs.-'
asked Mr.. Russell.
II have never had that pleasure" replied
the scribe. .'and if convenient to YOU I
should like to visit it
Up two flights of stairs is a
well lighted, pleasant room brimfui of its
owners penates and in front of well lighted
window is the shrine, more Familiarity known
as the work bench. The hours of work spent
in this room represent labors of love, and
certainly of the things inanimate which ever
receive the affection of man. a watch with its
delieacy Of construction, is the most beauti-
full mistress. There in that corner is a
clock that worked Is wears off and on in
completing" The clock referred TO is of
the Hickory diccory doc" pattern in elegant
mahogany cases, has compensation pendu-
lum and is used a. a regulator. Il am now
kipy - zail tho r,rapriafnr oh
is to strike the hours and minutes, tell the
day and week of the month, the phases of the
moon, mean and solar time and will play
tune every hour.
There on the bench is an old English re-
peater. Look at the multitude of little
wheels, springs, etc. OF all inventors | be-
lieye that those who have constructed and
perfected the watch have received the least
credit Well, I'll not take your time, for of
course )u don't feel the interest in these
things that do. come here and pass hour
after hour of enjoyment. In that case is all
the machinery for making watch but it is
seldom used now. II is not as formerly when
parts of watches had to be made by us to
supply a breakage. We now get these from
the watch factories. Yes, | have collected
a few antiquities. There is an ancient Eng
fish dueiling pistol that has quite history
and this cane You see is quite a formidable
weapon. There is where you fl the cartridge
and by blowing in a concealed aperture in
the handle it can be fired with
deadly effect. That old sewer has
been in the family 1870 years that know
Of how much longer can't say. Here is
French coffee pot which occasionally make
use of when feel like tasting a cup of ex-
celent coffee.
At this point there came voice through
the speaking tube calling Mr.. Russell below
on business and the scribe left wondering
whether after all the best place to meet
man wasn't in his ''den."
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-03-29

A very pleasant affair was the marriage OIL
Mr.. Chas. H. Campbell of Westminster, W.
and Miss Mary l.. Wardwell at the residence
of the brides uncle DR.. H. NJ. Harlow al
eleven O'Clock "Wednesday morning Kew
F. Skeele otficiated at the ceremoh!
Ahout one hundred guests were present. Inc
Gifts were numerous and costly. The newly
vedded couple left on the afternoon tram FOL
Mr.. Campbelrs home in Vermont
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-03-29

There was meeting of the County Com
missloners yesterday. The County tax was
appointed the same as last year. The whole
tax amounts to S2s 700 of which Augusta is
assessed S6,2l3,73. The Commissioners
will not meet again till their regular meeting
On April 9TH.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-03-29

Mr.. Chas. NJ. Taber, who works for J. II
Cogan & Co, sustained quite severe injuries
to his hip while working in Waterylle last
week He draws from the Dirgo Accident
Association fifteen dollars per week
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-03-29

One of the most valuable books in the
Lthgow library and one which they would
no, be tempted to part with is the History of
the District of Maine" by James sullivan.
The work was published in Boston in 1875
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-03-29

Trinity Commandry of Hudson, Mass,
has extended an invitation to r. G. Knight
Templars of Augusta, and Maine Comman-
dry X. T. OF, Gardiner, to be their guests for
three days in September.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-03-29

The police station is undergoing much
needed repairs. The cells are to be white
washed and several other improvements are
to be made.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-03-29
Local Notices.

rs~ Bill of fare for Flower supper at
Meoniau Hall this evening: Coffee and rolls.
sc. sandwiches. &c. beans, &c; ham, &c. /;
chicken salad, Toe chicken pate Toe; es-
calloped oysters, Toe; ice cream l0c. ; cake.
3 and sc. mar29dlt
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-03-29

We understand that Captain Choate of the
Capital Guards is looking for man to play
the fife for the company.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-03-29

The Methodist sociable will meet this
Thursday evening at Mr.. John Z. Fossett's
No. Weston street. All are invited.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-03-29

Mr. Henry Thing of this city had 200
pound cask of fertilizer fall on his foot
Tuesday. 1t was found necessary to am
putate the end of the great toe
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-03-29

If stormy Thursday evening, the Flower
Supper" will be postponed till Friday even:
ing
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-03-29

The sight of the crowds upon the river call
for a timely admonition to beware of the
brittle ice. At this season of the year peo-
pie cannot be too careful in this respect
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-03-29

The top of the ice in the river was pretty
well covered with water yesterday.