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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-10-07

Nov that the close time on deer i. OF the
hunters are making their way TO the woods
in rapidly increasing numbers. Mr.. Frank
F. Mcguire brought to Bangor Thursday
What he claimed was the 6rst deer of the
season 1t was q fine buck veishing over
two hundred pounds and vas shot By him in
the woods beyond Eddiugton.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-10-07

The base ball agony. like the Miksdos
punishment, has been something lingering"
but at last il has been decided and the ma.
tons tense nerves will relax into the quictulc
of certainty.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-10-07

Jumbo hornets res. was found in
Ellsworth the other day. Il was las large
as a water pail -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-10-07

An old proverb says IF 4 girl is born in
October she will be pretty and coquettish and
given TO attractive garniture"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-10-07

FIX Governor Marble is enjoying his an
NAL fall hunt In Oxfosi county.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-10-07

They say that autumnsl frosts are doing
an extra quality of work this year and the
landscapes are haudsomer than usual
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-10-07

Messrs. Cony White will ship two car
goes of ice the first of the present week
One will be shipped to Camden. N, j., and
the other to Philadelphia
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-10-07

Group. whooping Cough and Bronchitis
Immediately relieved bv Shiioh's Cure. For
sale =; c. b. Murphy's.
s,.ir A.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-10-07

Boys who hear of the new process of tau
ming hides by electricity expect to see lines
Of wire running toward the school aouses.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-10-07

Shiloh's Cough and Consumption Cure 10
sold By as on guarantee. IL cures Con-
sumption. For sale at C. b. Murphy's
julysd&vlvchwky
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-10-07

assusra. souDir. OCT. !. Isss.

~ pA8ies vhalever viii he taken Of assgsed
ssonsnessisss. An sncb vii be psf into the
vasss basket naresd.
The JOURNAL can vet sg HELD Kysrosss-
BILE vDk ms pRrsgxyA5IDs on BITTEN %
sgJEcTxp COMMUNICATIONS
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-10-07

Shiloh's vitalizer is what you need for
Constipation. Loss Of Appetite, Dizziness,
and all gmrtoms of Dyspepsia Price 10
and IS cents per bottle For sale At C. B.
Murphys.
iuiySd&wlvchvkv
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-10-07

For delcacy, for purity, aai for improve
mt Il II the complexion notning equs's Poz-
xoni'- Pos her ectliSwIw
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-10-07

The Brooklyn Eagle dem in the course
Of Al ticle CRITICS ng the secretsry's speech,
frankly admits that 1t was intellet tuaily OF
he first rank Secretary Blaine's address.
OF welcome to the South American DELEGATE e,
10 felc!tous ttatement of the genera
2rou .ds which the dellberation of the con
gress 10 which they are invited are INTENDED
to cover Mr. Blaine has suffered no abAte
ment Of his magnetic powers He still
possesses the graces Of speech and the charm
Of personal manner which hare done $,
much 70 make h m the idol of his arty."
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-10-07

Some soaps contain AS high as IS per cent
of resin. Brussels soap contains mo
rosin."
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-10-07

t.ov' rnor Francis has authorized Emily
Paxton, OF Missouri, TO wear masculine
attire because she trains horses. There
are i good many women ia the training
business and should ali be licensed the
male sex would lose their sacred pre-
negative of holding II monopoly on the
hreerhes. How about the trainers of
men.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-10-07

Most complexion powders have = vulgar
glare. bat Poxzoni's 10 true beausifer. whose
effects are ID ting. sept24dlw
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-10-07

The rochester Democrat praises the selec
ton of Mr. Blaine as presiding officer The
cordial election o. Secretary Blaine as pre-
ding otf er of the Pan American congress
is an act AS graceful "a it is tittng, lie, of
all men, has the most intelligent ideas I'd
the largest apprehension OF the benefits aud
the scope of this gathering of the representa-
tlves of two continents. The success OF the
congress may fairly be predicated upon Mr..
Blalne's presidency thereof.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-10-07

The Portland Argus objects to the term
.Pan-Amefican. 1t thinks IAN Ameri-
can" would be full better than . mixture Of
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-10-07

Today the fall and winter arrangem nj
of trains goes into effect upon the Mt. Desert
branch.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-10-07
If YOU WA Mt
Healthful Biscuit and Pastry,

Use Horsfords Bread Preparation. 1t is not only
free from anything injurious, but is positively bene-
fetal to health. 1t restores to the flour the lie
giving phosphates lost in boltiry. which are re-
CURED by the system No other powder does this.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-10-07

The Ellsworth post-ofiice will soon rejoice
in new lock boxes.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-10-07
SOCIAL 2Ti., sscrs.

.sBatssr-side Down."
Hang the heavens with black.
Hide the stars IN crack.
Let darkiess come ever the town;
Tut Grape on you bat.
Tie piece to Nour bat,
For the Rossons are butter-sid down.
All the long season through,
They have been good and true,
Whether fortunes wore smiles or n frowu
They hung ON like grim death,
To the very last breath,
Hut now they arr butter. side down.
"0h. the people are WEI"
Says Autrie with glee;
"And the Beanies we've done up so brown"
Twas not Won, hut the field.
That made Boston yield.
And landed her butter. side down.
Yet all is In vain;
Were beaten, that's plain,
This time In the soup we must drown,
And as under We go
There Is wailiag and woe;
"roor Boston is butter side down"
-Basson Glob,.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-10-07

A new plank floor is being laid and other
Improvements made in the cellar of Granite
Hall.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-10-07

Mr.. George william Curtis has reached
that degree of Mugwump malignity that he
delights in sssailng Republican Admins
tration with more than Democratic unfair
ness.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-10-07
Should Impress Yankee IDEAS.
New York Press

Minister Ryan has come up from Mexico,
it is said, to impress Mexican ideas about thu
leadore question on this government 1,
might be more to the purpose for him to i'm
press United States ideas on that subject or
the Mexican Government
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-10-07

uvlnIN1u Sacred Chinese Lily
UIhOlU III 0ulbe. FvoeSia0. East
er Lilies. and towering
Dill DC bulbs Tor winter towering In the
OUlOO house, spring II set out Of
------J doors. l have for sale the finest
lot Of choice bulbs brought to Augusta. No
collection Of House Plants complete without them
cHAs. x. PARTRIDGE. DRUGGIST,
Under Granite Hail.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-10-07

The Domestic bakery opens this morning.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-10-07

If any group of men were ever heavily
sat upon and hatened out of sight they are
the Cleveland men In the New York Democ-
racy The new State Committee is per
sonally conducted Hill committee. with
scarcely enough Cleveland men Oh it 20 be
counted.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-10-07
VOICES FROM THE PRESS.


boston Herald
Senator Manderson's fame continues to
spread. He is embalmed in all the Demo-
cratic platforms nowadays.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-10-17
3ufud, tSmittel.

pud iagt: Der ptiee Wann, prIdn ei.
nen 8oblsnpaaen f1brt. muB ju Seifs unb
0aHer isins 3uilu6t nsbmsn, sbeniO gut mic
elm Hsssr, tptldsr ben Gag iibsr ptiBslte."
Nbtr 3u etn pnbsrbarlten Dinaen pirb Gu.
fluht aenpmmen, rpenn elm Uiann franf mire.
9tdthrIi6 MIL sr fsinen Mrit, penisfens
ni6t i'm Anfang. 9epSbnIl6 sebt er nah
sinem 1cgsuannten Salcpn unb niinmt einsn
5runf, pel6er ibn Elm penig peripirrt ma&t,
10 eab er nod einen iimmt, une fortmt eann
erbeilsrt nat 5auis, in Der Weinuns, sr li
furirt.
glm nGditn Nerseu erpaft tr nit stopf-
ibmsr5en, ecppslt 10 lhlimm pis IL aupcr NIT
eiuem firbrbaftsn unb perifimmteu @sfiibls, tr
entI6lisht llh etpaS anpereS su pe fuhen.
Gr nlmmt tine Dpiis BON mas CT gerabe I'm
Sauie bat-sin eeber-Grneurer, Nirrsn. @sr-
eunfer pfer Srj- 8rgrDBGsr-u bemerft
juglei6, penn er morgen nidt beIItr ftble,
perpe or fir einen Nrst l9i 'tn.
NGhfe WUrsen liest CT frnnf i'm Bette, Der
Nr;t piro serufen, ibiittlt ben aopf peri6rsibt
,pei pesr prei prihiebene Sprten Wtoi,in
nd6 isinem mspi,i ifden @lauben, beifsbt ba.
bel nber tets auf ponlfinoigrr &ube, unb oaB
Der 8rdnfs fur 3tpei lBodeu ni6t nah Isintm
9eibGfts ssbsn parf Oper bic 6plssn mSattn
ernlf prren.
Gr liest pirflit sins Wp6t pbsr stbn 5ass
i'm Bette, feine @tnsiuus pirp burh cine
Rener Sdmittsl psr,6gert uno bsm Bswubt-
isiu, rab iein GslbGft wdhnup isinsr abps-
Isnbsit ~ CSruups sebt 9Btnn or HG f6litb.
lid pisber bsraus ihlsppt, Fnos sr, bab sins
5amilie ft allss bis auf pas Rcibpsnbisffs
,um esbsn cine 3eit lang periassn mus. nm
bic I OctOr-Rsbnuns bsSabIsn unb 8Gbsfsr.
unaeu i'm @eIdGfte MAIDEN su ipnnen.
gtun mare es fir bieien NaAn am pIaBe
aeweien, licb cine 5Iafhe pon rer neusn Sorie,
anasnsbmsn @si6mad 8inssar Rittsrs 3u
fauftn, pbalb als er bic erifen 8GpfIbmtrltn
psrIpirts, uup 3psi GBISifs pOu bapOn ,u nsb-
men 3ps Obsr brsi 5aIb SOltn, ,wti Gast
ucn sinanpsr, ua6rtm bic trfe DUGis sspirft
bate, piiroen ibn eebsiIt unp isiue 8ranfbsit
perbutrt babsn, icpis ben rabur4 sntfanrsnsn
@elbperluf.
Der Ranu puBr biss nidt, obtr pit Bee.
der aslast blben wiirps, ftine 8orIi6t mar
nift 10 gut pie isine Nahfti. Gin anbsrts
W1al piro bislsr Wann gsnau piGen mas iu
ibun, UNI S6mtrssn, 3eit unO @rlO su ipartu.
Rsue SOrts, Nngsnebmsn 0sihmad 8ius-
gar 9ttsrs III Elm erObartiafr Slutrtinissr,
atfiibrsnb unb iGrfene, entbGlt psber Glfobol
nod Spum, bat sinen hSbif anesnebmen @ss
rub, unp piirbe einsnt SGueline nthis iHa.
ben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-10-17

9as ,,9eras 8ortpartS", Elm gang
in frsiiinnieer Stnfidt seleitetes Slatt,
bat elnisen Sreieeiitern, pelde bel benz
in Gblcaso absebaltenen Oeuti6sn
,,9tbrertaS" ibr 2i6t beiOnOers i'm
Sdimpfsn auf bic ,.Nfaffen" Ieu6ten
I,eben, fOIsenpe sebbrise PreDist ees
balten
,Sit oaS 5reibeit 2 gs 1T Ieidt, Bel
ieoer paiienOen uno unpahenben @ele'
senbeit NIT .pfaffen uno 'Bfaffenfne9ten
uno oersleiden um iid 3u tperfen ais
lem es seuSt tpeoer BON Seoie9ener SIl'
ouns nod BON 3oIeranS uno 8eoantens
freibeit. Dtan IolIte nobl beoenfen,
oab in bem 8ampf um oaS Deuidtbum
uno beutide Sprd9e in bieiem Sanoe
bic beuti6en &irben, proteitantii4e
lpie fatbOltide, cine mddtise unD nidt
Su unteri6abenbe 8ruft iinO, bic auf
8eneratiOnen binaus in Benniplpanien
uno anberen Staaten ALIEN bic oeuti9e
Sprabe erbaIten baben, als es nod
teine beutihen Sdulen uno feline
oeuti6s amerlfanli6en 2ebrer Seminars
eab. Die beuti6,n Yfarrtr in oieiem
2anbe baben unenoli6 piel Sur @rbaI
tuns unierer btuti6en Oiutteripra6e
beiSetrasen, uno tbun bas beute nod.
9Iio, Sdnoe meg, ibr Serren Bds
oasosen, ipenn eS eub tpirflib oarum
Su tbun lit, Der beutiaen Spra6e bler
einen blsibenben Sort su Sriinoen.
0elIet nt6t in oieiem Sample bic Silfe
Der Oeutiden 8lrden Iei9t BON Der
Sano !"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-10-17
Sparfamfeit Der Sausfrau.

8ein irbif6es DlitteI fam GbeIeute
bsHer Dor 9ltmutb fdaben, ais Spars
iamfeit in ibrer Sausbaltuns. IS 1T
ebenio unmbsli6, Elm S6lff nit einem
balben SuBenb 2D9er burin iiber baS
Resr Su brinsen, ais bic 9lneelesenbei.
Ten zines SauieS Obne Sparlumteit 3u
flbren. IS 1T einerIei, Oh Elm Wann
penis oOer pieI fur feline Sausbaltuns
ani6ufft, tpenn es forttpdbreno in Der
&uae pur6iidert oner i'm 8eiu6s3im'
mer peri6pinoet, oann ipiro eS Ibn am
gnoe an ben 8ettelitab brinsen. IS
lit bic Bhidt oeS Dlannes. ettpas in
baS Saus su i9affen, aber eS 1T ebenio
pobl bic 9Hi6t Der Srou, oorauf 3u
a6ten, bab nidtS pereeuoet tpiro poer
perfommt, ielbit ni6t Der fleinite @rtis
fsl, mag er nod 10 unbeoeuteno iein -
benn teim &leinen fanet man an, uno
beim @roBsn bort man duf. Sin Dtann
perbeiratbet Iih, oamit er cine treue
Sreunoin babe, bic ibm auf Der mIbs
ielisen 2ebenSreiie nad &rdften beis
itsben fol-, uno UNI feline 8tnoer su niib'
li6en Weni4en uno 9Grsern su er5les
ben. Dieies ioq ibr bb6fteS SieI fein,
unO in ibrem Sreiie iOute Iie nit I'm.
ii6t fplIten, bann tpiro tie i'm Stanoe
iein, su einem suten GuSfOmmen ebenio
pieI beisutrasen, als bem Wianne nit
benz belten Sanoperf Ooer auf anoere
9lrt mbsIid iein tpiro. Gi6t bas @eIo,
bas peroient tpiro, ma6t einen Wtann
ipobIbabeno, ionbern baS, mas bon ieis
mem 8erbienit eripart nirb. rleberldBt
bic Srau ii6 Der Bubiudt, sIbt iie ii6
unseitieen Sdmauiereien bin, ober iiebt
iie mebr @efeuidoft bel iid, ais BEN
@eIObeuteI ibreS WtanneS gut 1T, bos
pirtt sIeid perberbIi6. Oas erite
paart Gitelfeit NIT Ssri6penbuns; baS
3tpeite psre,nist cine iturfe DOttOrred.
nuns nit beS Spesereipaarenbdnolers
&e9nuns, uno oas Iebte brinSt unmd.
bisteit, bas i6Iimmite aller neoeI.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-10-17

nsber ben Ort sur GbbaItuns Der
@eltausfteauns peiB man nod ni4tS.
@eber gletp Oorf nod Chicago i8ei' en-
einsn @orautiefonb sufammenSubrlnaen.
@abri6einIid tpire bic ausiteauns in
Der 8unDesbauptitabt absebalten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-10-17

ipoae. - serobe iebt, mo feline Partei
i'm innereu 9erfaa besriffen 1T Ils
Dib pdre bic Nadridt gang gut ses
tpefen.
Sn unierem aanbe III bic @ode siems
lid ssmdtbli9 perHofen, = pbipobl ale
lerIei fleine unb erbBere Seuersbriinite
unb anbere rlnfdle paifut iino, tpel6e
fir bic sunddlt 8etbeilisten rebt uns
eemItbli9 tparen. Die erDBte 5euer'
brunit mar bas furhtbare 8aumpous
feuer in Saoanab, Ga, (s40o, 900
Sdaben) uno Der 8ranb BEL bem be'
fannten @aeenfabrifanten Stuoebafer
in South 8eno, Sno., nobel Uiele bes
riibmte Sunitiddte pernihtet ipurben,
uno elm 8srluit BON etpa $500, 900
entItano. 8ereits Iaieu aud bic eriten
Sturmunfdqe BON ben 8innenieen, Dor
glaem bonn Suronies, fur biele SaiiOn
BON iid bbren.
Sine tii6tige Niebertase baben tpieoer
bic Observation-Disclosures burb bic Nbs
itimmuns ilber baS 9robibitionsamen'
oement IN Connecticut erlttten; eine
Mebrbeit BON nabe3u 10000 Stimmen
bat iib bort se8en bic Broblbltion er'
seben. Dabineesen Iiegt in ben Welts
Itaaten, mo bic ,,ebten" Nmerttaner,
pel6e aus ben geuenelanos Staaten
auspanoerten uno in ibren Mni6auuns
ssn uno ibrer 8iIouns felt bunoeri
Sabren nod feinen Shritt portpdrts
eemaht baben, bic Webrbeit aiiSmlden.
Der Gag Der pbllieen 9lustiISuns bee
BroblbitiOnsfrebies aaem Qni6ein mad
nod in tpeiter Serne BON ben bier
neuen Staaten blben ii4 atpei (nl9t.
pie erit eemeloet tpuroe, einer), ftli
Problbiton erfIdrt, namIi9 Stlos uni
Jioro. Dafota.
Grne @ntideiouge. auf tpel6e mar
lanse nit GROCER Spannune eewarte
bate, tpuroe Dor einlsen Ia9en in Seen
Oorfoertiinbet, ndmlib lbsr Die Sons
itltutivnalltGt oeS neuen 9len Yorte,
Staatssellbes betreffs elettriider Sln'
ri6tune. 8i6ter DAP ertIdrte bteie'
@eieb, sur neberraiduns SleIer. fiji
perfaHunesridtis. Demnab mare be-
;srauenmDroer 8emmler bon Buffalo ol
erIte Yerion, tpel6e per Gleftrlcitdt hin
eeribtet wilroe bod iperoen leine I'm
wdIte ieoenfaaS periuhen, ben Strelt
Der i6on piele WOnate ouuerte, nod
mails Dor cine b6bere Snitan3 su brin
gen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-10-17
put,9esfbGft,
IA 9aGamaRRa NBg. 224

Das srUbtr, bef-aFprtirts pusssfb6ft sr
otabt unb llmsesenc.-Die utuelfsn 6acprs
I Daasr. unp stinberbuten, SluReu, 9dn-
c1E, paaJf6ubsn, ,r., ippir aud in Samen.
ab MnDesansistn.-Der bette pIaB fir pr
r,d aao Saabtn6iite. SsmOen ie.-sefFsr III, b
ttfflG5sa.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-10-17

9aS ,Wilitd,ipp6enbIutt" idreibt
Die oeutIhe glrmee beitebt sur 9eit.
ouber ben beiOen baperiiden, aus Is
Ilmesforps. Durb oos iunelte faifers
Ii6e Defret tperben spei neue, bas l6.
unb II. aorps, seiboffen. Oas Is.
Irmeeforps i'm @liaB. oas sur 9eit aus
Der 30, 81. unb 33. DiuiiiOn beitebt,
pirb fie 80. Dipiiion an ouS neue l6.
2Orps abaeben. ocs iein @sneraIfOms
manbo in Web baben tpirb /; auberoem
meroen bieiem &orps bic Is. Dipiiion
(oie i,bt oem 8. 8orpS unseb6rt), init
bem Stabe in Srier, unb iieben &a'
palerie' 9eeimentsr SusetbeiIt. Dem
8. 8orps ipiro gum Grinbe Der oemielben
entnpmmenen is. DipIiion bic 25
(@rObber3. Seiid6e) Oipiiion suSes
tbeilt, bic bisber benz IL. 9lrmeeiorpS
ansebbrt bat. Die erfe Dtpiiiou beS
neusn II. 9Orps, ipel6es iein Generals
8OmmunoO in Dansis bubsu pirO. bes
itebt aus idmmtIi6en Surpluss sReeis
mentern, beHen stpsite Dipliion aus ben
pisrten 8atailpnen Der iibrisen Reeis
menter.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-10-17

e-annOncirt I'M >. .DO9enbIatt".
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-10-17

8enn Der Bauer fIeine 9 dds
BEN an 9ebduOen, Siitten, Sensen,
Rai6inen II. osl. bemerft uno sIeid
ousbeIert, eripdrt er oieI @slb Bonn
bic fIeinen 56dben ertpeitern ii6 i'm
umieben, 70 bab ein 9Huiter baIO ni6t
mebr 3ureidenp iit unb Der Sanoiperfer
aus Der Sra6t peridrieben iperoen mub.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-10-17

p9- 8efeIt bas ,,8O9enbIutt"-es
entbdIt ale gfa6ridten-nur S2.00.
Evening journal., 1889-06-22

ELECTRICITY produced by man is fit
full. capricious, uncertain and difficult to
manage. When provided by nature it
comes as one Of her many generous gifts
and dispenses a blessed coolness very
grateful after the sweltering heat Of a
humid day. Amid a great show of inno-
cent fireworks and fierce and threaten
ing clamor of stacy thunder the swift
flashes cleave the heavy air and send a
lower temperature which is wholesome
and refreshing. The lead colored clouds
gather, then reddish vapors with rugged
arms reach downward seemingly
to give the painting earth low
er's embrace. Suddenly there is a
burst of wind and the rain comes dash
ing amid the quick tongues Of
brilliant electric light and the loud
crashing contests Of all the wrangling
elements unite in one common struggle
Of light, heat, noise and rainy uproar.
Then the clouds separate, after the
fashion Of living monsters, to prepare for
another and perhaps greater struggle,
a ray Of sunshine comes gently tripping
through the rift; the odor of the wet
fields fills the air with burden of
sweet perfumes; the robin comes
out and sings little pean
Of joy, while the sparrow twits
and chirps with pretty impudence, as II
daring the elements, in its perky little
way, TO begin again. Meantime, de-
Iicious GOODNESS has filled the air, the
burning oppressiveness of the day has
been dissipated, the poisonous dust has
been washed away and the lungs inspire
great draughts Of lightning, brought
ozone The thunder storm is blessing.
1t IL scavenger, comforter, physician,
health dispenser and world -beautifer, all
in one. II makes furious display of
noise and fireworks, but it is a welcome
and generous benefactor.
Evening journal., 1889-06-22
The valldlty of q BAN Bond.

Special correspondence EVENING JOURNAL.
DOVER, June 22.-In the Court of
Errors and Appeals yesterday in the
morning j. S. Wolcott and j. Alexander
Fulton, Esqs., concluded the argument
in the Jester devise case. In the after
noon the case of Sedgwick VS.. Houston,
from the New Castle County Court, was
taken up and Edward Bradfori, Esq,
opened in an able and learned argument
This is case Of practice, the question
involved being whether after capias ad
respondendum has been issued, the plain
tiff having neglected to file his affidavit,
provided for by statute, in such cases, and
the defendant not taking advantage at
time but putting in bail bond and after
wards making appearance-whether the
defendant can take advantage of the
neglect at this late dayP Bradford and
Neilds for plaintiff in error; Rodney for
defendant. Mr.. Bradford occupied the
afternoon and viii be followed by Mr..
Rodney this morning. This case will
probably last most Of the day.
The Conference Academy closed yester
day, and most Of the students left here
for home.
Professor Cannon, instructor in Greel
and History has resigned and win b
succeeded in the coming year by Johr
Todd, B. A.
Many Of the farmers OF this vicinity
report serious damage to the wheat croI
from what is termed the "scab. Som'
say that they will not realize more thar
two thirds Of crop.
John R. Nicholson, Esq, and wife, R
r. Kenny. Esq, and family, n. B
Smithers Tr Esu and family and NJ
d. Wilson and family are occupying cot
tages at Rehoboth.
Miss Almada Day Of this town, has
been elected to her old position of teacher
in the pubic schools, department No. 2
vice Miss Ella Warren, temporarily elec
ted last year.
DR.. Harrison and wife of Brooklyn,
New York, are visiting Elwood Ridgly,
| Esq
Willard Bradford is home from Prince
ton College for vacation.
Miss Bonwill Of Philadelphia, is visit
| ing friends here.
Evening journal., 1889-06-22
NEW CASTLE JoTIlNes.
Favorable to the Open Air Concerts.
MAYOR Hanson's Court.


Special Correspondence EVENING JOURNAL.
NEW CASTLE. Del, June 22.-It is
probable that the open air concerts sug
gested in this letter in yesterdays jour
NAL, to be given by the local musical
organizations during the summer. will be
given. William ]. Whitelock, the leader
of the Seminole Cornet Band, said last
evening that his band would play their
turn if the other two bands would. The
leaders of the others we're not seen yes
terday, but different members of them
seem favorable to it. A more definite
statement will be published in Monday S
JOURNAL concerning this. The people
here wish to thank the editor of the
JOURNAL for his kind offer to send drum
corps to the city. They seem to think,
however, that five miles (the distance
between this city and Wilmington is as
close as they wish to have these nui-
sances.
Miss Hannah Dixen and Mrs Annie
Gemmill were each fined 81 and costs
last evening before Mayor Hanson, for
using abusive language and making in.
sulting remarks to the family of Louis
Hushebeck, and obstrueting the passage
of the alley between their house and that
Of Mr.. Hushebeck. They were also held
in 800 security to keep the peace.
Regular services will be held in all the
churches tomorrow.
The Young Peoples Christian League
Of the M. E. Church will hold a meeting
this evening.
Miss Alice Mills. daughter Of Superin-
| tendent of the Delaware Railroad l N.
Mills, is the guest of Miss Mamie Cooper
ON Water street.
Charles Williams, an old colored man
Of this city, wandered away on Wednes.
day. A search was made for him and nc
was found to day in the almshouse.
Edward Wilmot and bride returned
from their wedding trip last night.
Owing to the winds yesterday after.
noon the Delaware was very rough for 9
while
State Treasurer Herbert was able to be
out of his home to-day.
Isaac Foster is Ill at his home in the
/ southern part of this city.
Mrs John p Mckee Of near Stanton, is
visiting her son, H. L. Mckee, on Della
ware street.s
William Rogers of Wilmington was in
the city last night.