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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-12-13

Fitz Greene Washington, q great-great-
granddaughter OF George Washington, has
recently described the Hamilton Burr duel AZ
1t was seen by his grandfather, Capt Fitz
Hughes, in the following words:
when Capt. Hughes discovered that his
friends had gone To fight he took boat and
"a couple of slaves-both OF them good oars
men-and rowed as fast a. possible to the
battle ground. He got there in time to SEE
the fight occur as follows, but not to stop it,
As was his hope: Hamilton and Burr were
each to fire twice or thrice at each other
At the word OF command for the first FIRE
Hamilton fired at Burr and Burr fired in the
air-Hanilton, Of course, missing Burr-but
at the second firing Hamilton fired in the air
and Burr shot Hamilton Hamilton thought
Burr meant to xiii him As he meant to kill
Burr; therefore. Hamilton at the first firing
aimed to shoot Burr Burr deeming that
Hamilton would, of course, at the next shot
endeavor again to shoot him. Of course
changed his tactics and shot Hamilton
Hamilton, wishing not to be outdone by
Burr. and presuming that Burr would again
make no effort to shoot him. fired his pistol
or in the air This Is the true history OF the
duel fought by these two great men.-New
York independent
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-12-13

Having studied Sir J. Lubbock's interest
Ing book, remembered = fact observed by
me, which, though not conclusive, seems
worth mentioning. I WAS amused some years
ago TO observe the feeding of the young in .
sparrow house near an upper window OF my
house. The old sparrow alighted upon the
small verands Of the sparrow house with
four living cankerworms in his beak. Then
the four young ones put out their heads, with
the customary noise and were fed each with
q caterpillar. The sparrow went of, and re-
turned after q while again with four more
living cankerworms in his beak which were
disposed OF in the same manner. l was 20
interested and pleased with the process that
l watched it for some time and during the
following days
A fact which have not seen noticed here
In the expensive sparrow literature, is that
for a number of years sparrows begin to
build nests OF dry grass and hay at the tops
Of high trees. The first | saw were large ir-
regular balls placed OIL the tripod Of twigA
The entrance was on the inner side near the
lower end Of the balls Last year, l OBJ
served another form of the nests A strong
rope formed Of dry grass. as thick as . man 5
wrist AMI as long a. the forearm, is fastened
only with the upper end to strong branches
at the tops OF high trees The ropes end has
3 rather large ovoid shape with the entrance
to the inside near the end.-Cor Nature
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-12-13
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD co.

ABSOLUTELY THE BEST.

Notice il hereby given that the annual meeting
of the Maine ~niTel Eaiirond company viii be
heels. AT tn lunpAny'- utiier IN Portland, on We'd
n. ti,. .ightern nth day OF Deeem6er \. D. ssy,
~ Oh. O'Clock ia he afirs noon, 10 act upon tie fol
lowing articles. 10 wit
|. 10 hear the repor's Of the Directors ana
Treasurer aud act thereon.
e. To H. the number Of. aud elect the Directors
for the ensuing year
g. 10 s.v II tht CoBns.g will raiify the lease o'
the Dexter i Pi-csfagDs Railroad dated tie thir-
sebth tias of D-er mt.r. IL u. lhss, made by the
Directors In behalf of the Company and the taking
Of the NOR gage Of said Dexter fiscataqnir Rail
road provided fnr III said !ras-
!. 10 see II the Company will raiify the exfeu-
.iun OF ihe lease Of the Dexter aDd Newport Rail
road made bs til. Directors in behalf of this Com
panv and dated the thirteenth day Of December.
A. ID. lsss. -.
s. 10 if the Cou,ia1 will ratify the action of
The Directors Ia constructing the portion of the
Portland 4 Ogieusbu Railroad between FAB, ah-
aud SCOTS Nils, in the stale Of New iismlTshire,
and Ia eing the pay nent OF the bonds Is
-ued b. the Portland \ pgdsn-hurg Railway for
that purpose in accordance with thu provisions of
the lease.
g. Ioa upon any other buriness that may law
full, eore before said ting
P.,RTLASD. NJ .2lst, lseg-
By order OF the directors,
JOSIAH II. DRrMMoND. Jerk
noy27dtd
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-12-13
Raliroaos 4 STEAMBOATS,,
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Arrangement OF Trains In Eject 0cS.
9TH, 1859.
Until further notice trains leave Augusta ~ fol

Until further notice trains leave Augusta =. fol
lows:
GOING wEsT-s3o A. NJ for Lewiston. Koch
land. Portland. Boston and Montreal; SIS A. N. 10,
tallowsll and Gardiner, 10 10 A. n. for Lewiston
Pennington. Koekland, Portls:d and Boston
200 =. N. for halloweli and Gardiner; sos r. II
for Brunswick. Bath. Portland aud Bostou; tsR
(Flying Yankee for Portland. Boston and Mon
treal; $50 z. NJ for Hallowell and Gardiner: iiel
r. n. might Pullman) for Lewiston, Bath, PORTLAND
ant Boston.
GOING EAST 2.i5 A. N. (nisht expr.ss) 70.
Skowh-yan, angor Bar IIarbor 81. Stephen, 81.
John and Aroor oOk County; VA A. u. for wstes
willie, skowhegan. Bangor, b. &P. RR, Houltou
and -. John; i237 for watcrvile; AS r. n
for wnterville. Skowhegan, Bslfsst, Dsx-
ter, Bangor. 81. stephen, 81. John and Aroos
took County, and on Saturdays only 1t 20 r. T.
for Wa'rryille; sunday paper train for watsrvin-
The Night Pullman Trains run each way every
night. sundays included. but not to skowhegAa o.
Monday mornings, or to Belfast and De xter or b.
yond Bangor. on Sunday mornings.
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN leaves Gartiner 70,
Augusta at 7.l5 A. N Lilo and ASP NJ; Hallowell
at Nv A NJ. i.25 and OF 2. u.
Through tickets to California and all p0inis soutA
and West may be- had of T.. II. Walker, ticket agent
Augusta, the only Office selling via all routss and
checking all baggage free OF expense.
stops only ut Hallowell, Gardiner, Rruns wick
and Westbrook junction
PAYSON TUCKER, Gent Manager.
y. II. BOOTHBi, Genn Pass. and Ticket AR.
Portland Oct. 4. lsSQ
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-12-13

A masni6cent funeral took place At Pekin.
Il was that of Chingshou. grand chamberlain.
He married Prince Kung's SISTER, and his son,
who died before the grand chamberlain, mar
sied Prince Kungs daughter The otr Wa
carried BY eighty men. In front marched
forty eight men With hanness. eight camah,
end twsnfy-four vhiss ponies Eighty pairs
Il red boards. with the titlo Of tha decsassd,
were carried BY ioD -. ord thas oaly
formed IN inEgnincant In oe ~ peusss-
-, wAieA was Il Dws@ hagtA-CaSeage
Ia
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-12-13

The giri OF 49, think, is the typical demo-
crat all over the world When | was going
to school used to wonder why it was that
all the pretty girls showed favor to the bad
boys and gave the cold shoulder to the best
ones, | couldn't understand it. and I never
did until long after had left school and gone
out into the world Then began to see that
the girls were the best judges after ali II
was not thss-the girls liked the bad boys It
was that they liked those of force of charac-
ter. manliness and aggressiveness, and were
not sttacted to the milk-sops who called the
other crowd bad. When they get older, un-
fortunately, there is q change, but up to this
age OF 10 the girl is democrat OF the most
unerring instinct In St Louis
Globe Democrat
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-12-13

Cousin Bsss II have found an answer to
one Of the questions Edward. son Of I'D
gar. va stabbed by the servant Of his step
mother while hunting In Dorsetshire. On
aadins himself injured he put spurs To his
horse but soon became faint from loss of
blood. lie fell fiom his saddle, but one
foot remained In the stirrup and he was
dragged by his horse until he expired. Being
traced by blood his body was found and
privately buried by his servants at Werebsm
Yours very truly, SUSIE r. l..
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-12-13

The torturing disease neuralgia 10 instsn,-
" relieved and rapidly cured by Salvation
OIL.
Rev. VIM. H. Chapman, Pastor of ". T..
Church. Georgetown. - G.. wrote US: IIsv-
Ing had al opportunity to ties, the excellent
qualities VI DIR Bulls Cough Syrup l hest
tate not 10 cay, II is the best remedy have
ever used In my family" For Group and
whoopins cough It IL n sure cure.
decl3iltfolrm
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-12-13

In thia oh, all too siieut hour Of night.
Unto my fancy adumbrstions rise
OF Q fair face In such transcendene guise
There Is no fatboming my deep delight
classic form In gossamer bedight,
A radiant smile that surely pain dehea,
Unthought Of grace and love ilumined eye~
Around her qrieenly head halo bright
And yet, alas, l know no maid so sweet
No beauteous lass with such inspiring wayA
And with the dawn the fantasy doth die:
But Ger the splendid vision do meet
Within my troubled dreaDs upon those days
When partake DER copiousiy Of plei
Nathan NJ Levy IN Judge
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-12-13

One Washington market woman 10 another
Washington market woman:
And 20 your husband has broken his ,eg.
How unfortunate"
IL should say 30. Why. Nancy Musgins'
do you know that only last week spent five
dollars in buying that uniucky neer-do-weel
. new pair OF bootsf'-Judge.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-12-13

Nes vsWy Wosyi
Rosy-It can never Be. Yoo are 70 mueh
higher than in station, Lord Verigrene
Lord Roieric verigrene-But. Wosy-donr
call me Lord vewigwene, call me wodwewio
Il love you txuly and honouwably It's no
fault Of mine that I'm lord and above you
In station Oh. wish I'd been born . shos-
blacki Then. p'w'aps you think me your
sausENo. no.-I-.-Judy
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-12-13
The Steamer DELLA COLLINS
for Sale or to Yet.
ron SALE.

number Of desirable resldsnees h AagaseA ~,
70 10 acre places IN the suburbs Of this ETY. - w
story house sad lot In Lewiston, Ne. 4 ian600
AFT. aIr.s 10 hennehee County, vasyiaS b pelss heo
4. ". waiTxnOUa1. AM.
Augusta. AaAns.
fr.a''~ y siri' -. iaas. jaallH
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-12-13

wv 70" W Ou80Vu4dSuOO
Atchsson, Topeka 4 80 nta FeRaiIread CO.
/ First Mortgage. 1872, Z per cent:
/ Five per cen Bonds, Ils4, 5 per cent
! Consolidated Mortgage, 1909, 2 per cent
! ). y. five per cent Bonds. 1850, PER cent
J -Four and one half per c,nt.s r. Bonds, 1870, 4
per cent.
six per cent ). = Secured Bonds, 1911, Der cen,
Collateral Trust five pei cent. Bonds. Iss7, pe
| Land Grant Mortgage. 1910. per cent.
Co.vley Summer and -. smith n, N. Co.
FIRST Mortgage, 1909. Z per cent
Florence. EldOradO 4 Wal. Val. II. REC,
First Mortgage. hO7. per cent.
Ma .as CITY. Emporia L south. N. n. CO,
FIRST Mortgage, 1907. pr cent.
knnsns ity, Topeka 4 yyess~rn II. n. g..
tir Mortgage, l"6. 7p~r cent
h""sa. is.. Topeka 4 Western u. n. %.
Income, 1905. per cent.
Ma "n 4 McPhe-.on ". u. Co.,
First Mortgage, iY@, per cent.
The Ne MeHic0 a. Southern Pa n N a.,
FIRST sor gage, ly0Y. per cent.
The Pnebie T. Arkansa. Valley n. N. On.
first Mortgage, 1908. per cent
"iehta 4 SOathssestern X. 10. Co.i
first Mortgage. lyx, per cent.
Han. City. Lawrence q sosth, II. N. co.,
First Mortgage. 1917. per cent.
scnthsrn Kansas 4 Western u. u. 90.
First Mortgage. 1910. : per cent
summer Oumty X. u. Co.,
First Mortgage. 1910. 7per cent.
VsAWa = Barltmgts II. ~. Get
First Mortgage, 1903. per cent
The Soathern Mar. NY Ce,-s;.,S s,s.-,
First Mortgage. lxas. s per cent
The soathesm Kansas R'y Co.,
Income. 1877. per cent.
The s"nther. n.n.as ny Co. 81 Texas,
First Mortgage. 1871. 8 per cent
A.. r. 4 n. =. ". R. Go, n. Cha~.~,
First Mortgage, 1890, 5per cent
Chi $50. santa Re 4 California R,y Co,
firsi Mortgage. 1887. per cent
Ceisfor"i. Southern R.R Co.,
First Mor'gigc, i@a per cent.
The chic e. Kansas 4 Western n. u, 10.
fh'' Mortgage. iS,6 per cent.
Calf Colorado 4 santa b's nv e.,
first Mortgage, 1902. per cent.
sal" saG.. Tc n', 4 s..t. re NY Co.,
sc.or. Hallway CO., LisaiseA.
First Mortgage. 1910. p.r cent.
..,.r.; nLersL. s:..h ". sssrn ny Co.,
half gnafauteed b. Atciisog Co.
The wichita 4 western u. ". Co.,
Fra Mortgage. 1914. pr c~nt. Nos ! to ",
she s.nxm.n, Pratt a. West. n. n e.,
'f'' '"r'FHFe. 1915 9 per cent. Nos. TO va
The Ch,-sx~. Kansas & y.,s.,.
Income bondis. i%,o, q per cent.
d.itforni soath~rn X. n. Co.,
Income bonds isa per cent.
Deposits may be made and certiscs,.
received therefor at
UNION TRUST COMPANY. ~ Broad.
way. New York.
o. Union Trust COMPANY, Room o,
% Mix ST.. Boston.
kIDDER. PEABODY 4 CO., lls Dew
onshire o., Boston.
MERCHANTS LOAN 4 TRUST CO..
Chicago. "''
Barring BROTHERS A. Cn = p,as
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-12-13

Dudely-l lost my heart. Miss Fanny, last
night when was talking to You You have
it in your possession.
Miss Fanny tfrigidly,- You are mistaken,
Mr.. Dudley. but will ask the servant girl
Perhaps she picked it up when she swept out
the other trash this morning Texas Sift-
,nQS
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-12-13

Polhemus-Diltz. they tell me your old
uncle in New Jersey has died and left you
neat little pile OF money, / am glad to
hear it What do you expect to do nows
Diltz dry goods clerk,-The first thing Pm
going 10 do is to strike old Spotcash for a 81
per cent. increase in my salary-darn him -
Chicago Tribune.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-12-13

woman wrote to household journal:
Dear Editor-Where can ! get tools 70
make wax howersT
The dear editor road IL wrong and lost =
subscriber by replying: al know . good
many fools, but don't know where yoo can
get anybody who is such . fool A. to make
wax flowers Buffalo Express
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-12-13

In every Mahometan country it is mors
fun to lie n boy than to be a girl When .
boy is born every body rejolces; when . girl
is born everybody is disappointed, even dis
gusted. The father pets and fondles his son ::
be will not speak Of his daughter II he d
compelled to mention his having daughter.
he begs your pardon for Introducing the sub
iect,
As the boy grows up he is sent to school.
He learus to read and write and studies the
Koran-the Arabs Bibie-and IL taught the
duties of his religion Not many years ago .
AAhometan said to DR.. Jessup. Of Beirut
when the missionary suggested that his daugh-
ter should be sent to school. Educate girl!
You might as well educate . cat,-
The difference between the treatment Of .
boy and girl is continued until ths boy 10 pre
pared to take his place - . man among man
and the girl becomes IL slave Il soos -.
-Exehange
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-12-13
A Nsrrov Esoaspe

Marrow Escape
How she fiirtesi with me
That year down BY the sea,
A. We strolied on tho wave oeates ssnd
How she Laughed me TO scorr
When, with wild passion torn.
As her lover sued for her hand.
But no more 1 rsptne.
For r-quitai 10 mine
was never 20 gay In my life.
While my rivals success
Gives him now keen diGtresA.
For he wishes she WASH Il bis wifsi
-Somerville Journal
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-12-13

There she stood. ner golden tresses
Trembling in the winds caresse@
Pretty blue eyes, laughing blue
Skies the stars Of thought look through
And what else pray. could do
Would you blame me II kissed her.
You ought not She was my sister
Leo Fairchild in Chicago Mail
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-12-13

Old Gentiemah itndixnanfly,-Wsh, ~.
What srs yea doing around hsrs sEAins !
thought that delicate hint gave you juse -
you eft the front door lost night would g1ve
you TO understand that didn't Ike yoo v1y
weil
Young Nan-tt did. but thought would
come and ask you
Ask me- whatr
If you ~ouidnr like 70 join our football
sGunciartou r. BOSTON Beacon
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-12-13

Retail salesman at Walkers: Now, il you
will excuse me, take it that, having bought
these silk handkerchiefs, you will have TO
send them at some time to the laundry. n
you are bachelor, you can't help it II your
laundry ruins them, but il you are . mar
ried man and have . servant, thump this idea
into her head-thAt q silk handkerchief should
never 30 put into . tub with other clotheA
Tell her to put them in lukswarm water. to
rinse them two or three times In clear, cold
water without any blue; wiring them out.
fold and roll them tightly IN = cloth, bot do
not let them get dry before ironing It is .
simple thing to remember. and you will find
that your handkerchief will remain soft ~
they are now il the rule ID observed. Chi
cago Tribune
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-12-13

Il saw you out in the woods with Miss
Flyrte Yesterday, Jack" said his cousin
archly We're you looking for chestputsr
YES" said Jack, sadly. land | struck
them rich. Shes going to be sister to ms
all my life y Somerville Journal
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-12-13

Mamma, wny do they hunt tigers and
tionsf'
Because they kill the poor little sheep
Then asks Tommy. after = moment.
reflection why don't they hunt the butcher.
a wellf'-1udge
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-12-13

A. AecoopiksAed Servant
What do you ~ishT asked the servant
who answered the ring At the door
Baron de veauminet
What do you sish 70 see him forF
1T is in relation 10 a prou,isory note"
The baron went out OF town Yesterday
Now that Is too bad: wanted TO pay him
The amount owe him"
But added the servant. ''be returned this
morning French Joke
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-12-13
BEAR IN MIND

That the KenurI,ee Journal has the hest
equipped printing e-tablishnest In
Haihe, sna thst lts prices garnet bs
beaten for the same quality Of wefk.
aeviAdAEd
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-12-13

4 Tobolsk journal describes the marriage
ceremony between a former Russian officer,
condemned to ten years hard labor in the
mines and lifelong Punishment, and young
and beautiful girl, possessing an ample for
tune In her own right, who had faithfully
and YEARLY followed the footsteps Of her
lover The bridegroom was brought to the
altar Of the prison chapel in the soiled gray
clothes Of a miner nhis ankle bound by chains
riveted Ill the Il Sn waistband. The mar
rage ceremony over, husband and wife bade
each other sad but hopeful fareweIl-he to
return to his gloomy. toilsou,e life. and she
to wait YEARLY until her husband obtains the
freedom OF a coIonist New York Star
Buekstoue.
VINO can forget that quaint little hum.rist,
whose name has been 30 long household
word with US. endeared to our memories by
pleasant recoliections OF neatly half a CEN
turyi A favorite alike with old and young,
he was in the strictest sense of the term orig
inal: his manncrisms, his droil infections Of
voice, and his indescribabie costumes-I have
seen him. | think, in Lend Ne Five Shii-
ling,s attired for q bail in plum e-piored tail
coat and " ait- trousers, much t.o short for
hiui--were ali exclusively his own Doyle
has immortaiized him in "Ye House Amused
by We Comck Actor, and no better illustra
ton Of the influence exercised by him over
the risible muscles Of an audience could be
wished for than this clever drawing. which
REPRESENTS Blackstone standing near the foot-
lights and INDUCING in his wontesi facial c,n-
tortions. uuile the occupants If toxes, pit
and gallery tincluiing two eSauisiies in
stage box, are convulsed with mierriment,
and even the generally nnpassive leader Of
the orchestra benignanrly eondesc-nds to
smile An the Year Round
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-12-13

Please Remember.
Little drops Of printers ink.
A little type displayed.
Make our merchant princes
And all their big parade
Little bits OF stinginess-
piscarding printers Ink
Burst the man of business.
And see his credit sink.
-Transvaal Daily NeWA
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-12-13
FOR BOSTON.
Kemmebec Steamboat Co.,
F0H arrangement for
1889,

a=A0n and after SEPT. soth. the new ard
elegant steamer
KENNE9H0
Capt Jason Collins, will leave Gard ner on Monday
and Thur sday at 80 =. NJ, Richmond sN and Bstk
at g. Returning leave Roston on Tursdas
and Friday evenings at 5.
The Steamer DELLA COLLINS
will leave Augusta, Monday anu Thursday ut i2ls
Pm, Hallowell, Pm, and Gardiner at l.30 r. \.
Fare from Augusta, II allowell and Gardiner, o.
Through tickets to New York, by Sound lines, VII
be sold on board steamer.
ALLEN PARTRIDGE, Aeent.
Augusta Othce TN Coinpany's Wharf. foot Of
winthrop ST Boston once at Lincolns What.
Sept. 10, lssy. upelA1
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-12-13
LIGHT AND ANY.


Ny . ESso - oo6A
love ~ ~ so01 NUa
H0 vtns1BG ~ h8so - -
Neo saIk - toss'n - 0yae oa0y.
70 Aass9sf ~ 01khs - uniy ~
Thas dsv b ~. - sanAeAe -
ohaa rAss eaDr1ss - sney frss
A1s1Spaa M and - hae3
4 eseasusU thnf b soes-Awng.
love mr. 90
NJ nednr spsnsxtzuss kDoUs ~
losn ~ sVss OF sEEasds . -
o. sn1ln y Vin fF90 - ~
Whsrub - nAy ~ uihksn ~:
- eallD ~ hho aseh ps1
! love oef 91l'
-rifip Corfu = Dsesoss rrss hsD
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-12-13

Love- Trnvela-
Love will 20 whefe it h sent.
Al least. so say the scholars
But often love. fear u bent
TN going where tbs dollara
Boston Transcript
4 Front DoOr Episode.
He-Good evening
Nilkman-Gpd mbfnng
To Stay with the Old Maa.
o. Angelina. love your
And the maiden shouted. Stop
What have rou got % live upner-
softly answered. Pop
EpocA
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-12-13

lfany dealer says - ~ ~ y: I. Dsapaee
06ooo without name md p83oo eeAnDo0 -
kho bottom, put him down - . fkonAs
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-12-13

The BONDS Of the follow.
i~g named Issues are in.
c1uded, and should be de.
posted for exchange, under
the Plan Of Reorganization /: