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Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-01-30

Brooks & Frost have an unlimit-
cd supply Of money to loan on
farming lands In any sums desired,
and Ut . very low rate of interest.
Office next door north OF Southern
Bank, up-rtairr. lily.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-01-30

J. s. Jones shipped one car OF
ia. hogs to ST. Louis Sunday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-01-30

The motion for a new trial in tn.
Dusenberry case will not be argued
until next week.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-01-30

Lafe Newklrk has gone to Cali
fornia to reside permanently.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-01-30

Capt. Bryan had To leave his
boat at Cairo on account Of illness.
He is much better.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-01-30

Palmer Martin has moved tp
Huntington, West Virginia, to re
side,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-01-30

The Rlngo Hotel is being greatly
improved On the inside.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-01-30
For Rent.

The fine 500 acre farm of the
late l. N. Hathaway Is for rent. 1t
ID ell In grass except 60 acres; 8
miles southwest of Mexico. Ap-
ply to w. 8. Hathaway, Mexico,
No., administrator. 39-4t
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-01-30

Hillery B Bush will be candi-
date for County Collector.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-01-30

The Lacrosse Lumber Co., form.
eriy sold lumber dealers, now
gives the consumer, through lite
many branch yards, the advantage
of gcod grades at low prtces. One
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-01-30

A. G. Larimore will offer at the
combination sale one of his bes.
jacks.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-01-30

slaer fruit bowl, napkin rings anc
everybody brought their baskets
we'll filed, consequently the tabl.
was loaded with everything any one
could wish in the way Of eatables
The following is a list Of those
present: Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Cal.
houn, Mr.. and Mrs. DIX Crockett,
Mr. and Mrs. Lamartine Lakeland,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Sharp, Mr.,
and Mrs. Richard Hodge. Mr.. and
Mrs. L. Il. Crockett, Mr.. anc
Mrs. Thos. Ford, Mr.. and Mrs. C.
w, Reagan, Mr.. and Mrs. 8. L
McCord, Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Wool,
cry, Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Davis, Mr.
and Mrs. C. H. Crockett, Mr.. anG
Mrs Irwin Calhoun, Mr.. and Mrs
W. A Wayne, Mr. and Mrs. Y. G
Thomas, Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Las
we'll, Mr.. and J. w. Harrison, Mr.
and Mrs J. A. Harrison, Mes
danes D NJ Roberts, Edgar Threl
keld, w. A. Reagan. Hood, Misses
| Mary Reagan, Bena Hood, Annie
Ridgeway and Messrs. Morrison
Lakeland, Bob CALI our. .Jim Crock
lit. Chas. Harrison, E. H Dlcus
Eller, Brit and Nat Reagan.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-01-30
Sale 4

A good Two story brick business
l.ouse with fiue basement la
Mnrtinsburg, M,., II for sale cheap
Apply to Theodore Busten, II slime.
burg, Mo. 80 Al.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-01-30
$50 Lost.

lost $40 between my home and
Molino. Will pay fsr the return
| |ofths same. Wa MunDY. 22t
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-01-30

Itch, mango and scratches cured
in 80 minutes by Woodferd's Sani-
tary Lotion. This never fails. Sold
by C. R Gibbs, druggist, Mexico.
431y
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-01-30
Homes Wanfad.

Wanted. home tor three girls,
the Oldest 10 years Apply to J.
w. Jefferries, mile north Of town.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-01-30

J. S. Jones shipped one car load
of hogs to St. Louis last night.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-01-30

Adam Fnrepaugh's will was filed
for probate at PhiladeIphia yestsr.
day.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-01-30

Boots and shoes from Franke's
bankrupt stock, selling at bank
rupt prices. At Grifee's Shoe
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-01-30

Henry Woodward is down from,
Kansas City On business.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-01-30

VIM. Angle left to-day for Louis
lana, Mo-, where he will reside.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-01-30

w. ]. Bolts will ship one car
.oad of hogs to st. Louis tonight.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-01-30

Lemp's beer house has been
renovated and refitted.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-01-30

G. Davis Williams committed
suicide near Decatur, Ill. He was
politician, and was under indict-
meut :or bribery.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-01-30

D. S, Burroughs and vile are il.
Illinois on d visit.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-01-30

Earl Cunningham is dangerous
ly i'll of pneumonia.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-01-30

B. G. Roberts is hume from
Trenton, No, 10 remain.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-01-30

Buy your lumber Of ka Crosse
lun1ter Co. at laddtDnIa,s > sNandatIa.
ea6xfoo Atxsae6e An4 F0ton.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-01-30

For clover and timothy SEED 20
. Haihawsy's. 42-lt
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-01-30

Choice blue grass seed, direct
from Kentucky, at Hathaway b.
iii.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-01-30
Fine Farm for sale.

Having quit farming, 1 wish to
sell my farm, situated 5 1-2 miles
west of Mexico and Ia miles
south of Thompson, ca'n-istiag OF
ITO acres, all IN cultivation and
we'll improved. Will sell cheap
and on easy terms. Good house
and good fences
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-01-30
VIM. D Harrison is very ill.

Born, TO Mr.. and Mrs Harry
Kunkel, d son.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-01-30
Fire at Centralfa.

Don't buy without fret calling on
Lacrosse Lumber Co.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-01-30
Land Sales.

Use Lacrosse Lumber Co. ready
mixed paints. Guaranteed strictly
n.fra.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-01-30

Ycu are saving ono pToest by buy
Ing ct la Crosse Lumber Co.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-01-30

Be sure and let La Crosse Lumber
Co. tc figure your bill. They will save
you money.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-01-30

WAsTyp.-A firs..ciass niiifper
70 go to yandaiia- Write or appiy
TO Geo w. Daniel, yandalia, No.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-01-30
A Pleasant Birthday.

He frien ds o.
Mrs. al. v. Foit
celebrated b Q !
birthday and pre-
sented her with
an elegant deco
rated dinner g, ,
consisting of one
hundred and ter
piecee; set of sill
yer tablespoons
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-01-30

loNosf prices, besf grades, ,iarfesf
stock. Ia Crosse Lumber CO.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-01-30

la Crosse Lumber Co., whoiesste
yard, planning mill, dry kiIns, Louis
lana, Mo.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1890-10-15
Bear Hunting in the Cane Breaks,

Bear hunting is the fall pastime in the
cane brakes Of Mississippi, as learned
the other day from General B. S. Kicks,
"the Duke of Yazoo," who is organizing
a big hunt. In talking with me about
bear hunting the general said: "At
certain seasons of the year bears are
thick in the country hundred miles
above Yazoo City, in Mississippi, be-
tween the Yazoo and Mississippi Rivers.
I know of one man up there who, with
the same pack of dogs, killed 126 bears
in six months time. Bobo's place is in
this region, where Congressman and
public men have so often been invited on
bear hunts. Over four hundred bears
have been killed on this place in ten OF
twelve years. Three or four friends OF
mine, while hunting in this region, but
not expecting bears, being armed only
with light guns, killed seven bears with
buckshot. The bears come into this
region for the acorns. They climb the
trees, break down limbs as large as 8
mans leg, and, stripping down the
branches. pull off the acorns, which they
eat. We call it tapping, and you can
hear them tapping for miles, long nefore
you get ia sight of them. They pay nc
attention to you when they are in The
trees, but stay there until they are shot
and fall" ."-Nsu York. Press.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1890-10-15
Forests Devastated by Beetles.

For several months past the huge
forests of spruce in the Cheat Mountains
of West Virginia have been dying off by
thousands of acres, causing q. loss of
millions of dollars, and no cause for the
devastation could be given. A few
weeks since Mr.. A. D. Hopkins, cntomol-
ogist of the Agricultural Experiment
Station of West Virginia, was sent to the
devastated district to investigate and re-
port the cause Of the destruction of all
this valuable timber and to secure rem
edy, if possible. He has just returned,
and reports that the timber has been
killed by beetles about the size of flea.
The beetles eat their way under the
bark of the spruce pine trees in all
directions, cutting off the flow of sap
and consequently killing the trees. He
reports many thousand of acres literally
devastated by the betles, but says their
inroads seem to be on the decrease.
The investigations of the entomologist
brought about the discovery of parasite
which is preying on the beetles and de-
stroying many of them. Several species
of the parasite were found in the trees
devastated by the beetles. The eparasites
will be introduced into districts where
the timber is beginning to show the
effects of the ravages of the beetles, with
the belief that their presence will end in
the destruction of the insects. If this
proves successful the vast forests still ex.-
taut will be saved, otherwise the total
destruction of the spruce forest will be
but question Of short time.-ciacSs.
natl Enquirer.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1890-10-15
Fr1rAL DEVOTION TO FATHERS IN CHRIST.


II soldiers in campaign stood back to see
how the plans Of their superiors were going
to work, no very astu'e prophet would be
needed to foretell the outcome of even the
best schemes of the most sklful strategists. :
In the warfare waged by the Christian
church much rests OIL the pastors; but an es-
.ential of success Is union OF the people
among themselves, and perfect fidelity to the
pastor and hearty cooperation with him
If Elijah knew what is implied in ''blEe,
Monday" it is not surprising that an earnest
worker today should sometimes be found
under juniper tree" when it seems that
he is left alone in standing for the right.
Too often, when the pastor becomes ois.
ccuraged, lie has no need of fleeing to the.
wilderness in order to gain solitude. AS
soon as the meetings ceased to be inspiring.
each man has :sked bis reighEor whether
affairs do not seem to be in very low con-s
dition, and has announced his own purpose
to remain at home.
Moses was more fortunate than many Of
his successors in that it was just when he
vas wearied with his efforts for the people
that mis- followers came TO his assistance iu-.
stead of getting off into corner and Begin
ming to whisper about its being high time
for them to look around for younger man
TO lead so great a company. Making pastor
disheartened is one of the shrewdest OF
Sitan's devices. but o still shrewdcr one is
that which makes any discouragement on
the pastors part all unfailing prophecy Of
immediate desertion on the part OF his fol-
lowers.
One may be bringing Gods message to His
dcspondent servant In assuring him that
there are many ready TO work with him; 1t
would have been better. however, had the
despondency been forestalled rather than re-
moved. a pastor comes, like his Lord, to
minister unto others; and that he may do SO
he requires their cooperation. He cannot
meet the individual needs that he desires TO-,
unless he is told what they are, and what
words of his have proved helpful.
A physician is not expected to heal one.
without being told anything Of the symp-
toms. One who does any church work at
the ministers reque.t has not thereby con-
ferred personal favor, and laid the minis
ter under q perpetual obligation, any more
than the man who has recovered his strength
BY following the PHYSICIANS directions has
thereby placed the physician under "a heavy
debt of gratitude.
The pastor in giving his parishioners
work to do for Christ is thereby helping
them to fulfil what should lie their dearest
wish in life; and when pastor and people
thus labor and pray with each other and for
each other in their common service, there
must grow up all affection between them IN
that between parent and child. and the work
of the Lord must prosper in their hands
Golden Rule. H
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1890-10-15
AT REST.

The faithful helm commands the keel
From port to port fair breezes blow;
But the snip must sail the convex sea,
Nor may she straighter 60.
So. man TO man; in fair accord,
On thought and will the winds may wait,
But the world will bend the passing word,
= Though its shortest course be straight.
From soul TO soul the shortest line
At best will benled be,
The ship That holds the straighteSt course
Still holds the convex sea.
-Joha Boyle Orally.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1890-10-15
GOODNESS NEEDS NO MONUMENT.

John Howard, the father of prison reform,
was noble Christian philanthropist. When
it was proposed to erect statue to him,
which most men would cheer(ully accept MS
al honor, he promptly declined it. On his
death-bed he exclaimed, LET me beg of you,
% you value your old friend, not to suffer
any pomp to be used at my funeral, nor any
mark where am laid; but lay me quietly
in the earth, place sun-dial o, er my grave,
and let me be forgotten" No wonder George
III. said of this good man. "He needs no
statue; his virtues will live when every
statue will have crumbled into dust"
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1890-10-15
Making Paupers Support Themselves

Il has just come out that it is the Gus
tom in many London parishes for the
poor boards to provide able.bodied pau
pers with brooms and assign them to
sweep certain crossings, making them
support themselves from what they can
get in this way, and thus reducing the
workhouse expenses proportionately.-
Chicaao Times.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1890-10-15
RELIGIOUS READING.
HEED THE TRUTH.


o, soul. upon the ocean
OF life's tempestuous sea;
Give heed to chart and compass,
Lest, awful wreck for thee.
For fierce the winds are blowing,
And loud the pillows roar;
The winds of strong temptation,
And breakers on the shore.
Ease lights for thee are cleaning,
On head-land and the sea;
To draw thee to destruction,
For time, cternaliv.
Beware. lest foul suggestion,
May drive thee leagues away;
And siren songs may cheat thee
Of everlasting day.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1890-10-15

How did Henry VIII. differ from
other men as suitor? he married his
wives and sxed them afterwards.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1890-10-15

POWER obtained from fall of water
a mile distant is to be used for light.
ing the tower of the Segorbe in Spain.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1890-10-15

The principal peanut-growing States
are Virginia, North Carolina and Ten.
uessee.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1890-10-15

rHE sudden, unexpected death OF
three persons has saved the life of one
man. Aero Policy, West Virginian,
was to be tried for an assault on Julia
Hester, the penalty of which, in that
State, is death. The only witness was
the girl herself, her sister and her
mother, and all three of these were
killed few days ago in a railroad dis
aster on the Chesapeake and Ohio. The
case against Policy has, therefore, neo-
essarily been dismissed,
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1890-10-15

itself. With roar and rattle and bang the
anchor dropped in the roadstead half mile
from land. for though Joppa is the only ha.-
bor of Palestine it is the worst harbcr on all
the coasts. Sometimes for weeks no ships
stop there. Between rocks about seventy
five feet apart small boat must take the
passengers ashore The depths are strewn
tempted to land or attempted to embark.
Twenty-seven pilgrims perished with one
crash of boat against the rocks. Whole
fleets of Crusaders, of Romans, of Syrians,
of Egyptians have gone to splinters there. A
writer eight hundred years ago said ne stood
on the beach in storm at Joppa, and cut o.
thirty ships all but seven Went to pieces on
the rocks, and thousand Of the dead were
washed ashore.
Strange that with few blasts of powder
like that which shattered our American He'll
Gate those rocks have not been uI rooted and
the way cleared, so that great ships, instead
of ancRoring far out from land, might sweep
up to the wharf for passengers and freight.
But you mustrememeber that land is under
the Turk, and what the Turk touches he
withers. MohamEedanism is against easy
wharves, against steamers, against rail
trains, against printing presses, against CIV
iliZation. Darkness is always opposed to
light. Tie owl hates the morn. Leave
those rocks where they are" practically cries
the Turkish Government; 1--WE want no pao-
pie of other religions and other habits to
land there; if the salt seas wash over them let
1t be warning to other invaders;a away with
your nineteenth century, with its free
thought and its modern Inventions That
Turkish Government ought to be blotted
from the face Of the earth. and twill be.
Ofmany Of the inhabitants Of Palestine
ssLe1 tbe onastion stHas the Sultan OF T,fr-
key ever been heref' Answer, No" why
don't he come, when it belongs to his do.
minionT' And. after the man interrogated
looked this way and that, so as to know he
would not be reported, the answer would In
variably be. HE dare not come" Ibelieved
il. If the Sultan Of Turkey attempted to
visit Jerusalem he would never get back
again. ali Palestine hates him. I saw him go
10 the mosque for prayers in his own city Of
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-08
STATE NEW IS.


Sorru &oBHIpGhwoCK.
The farm buildings Of John f Hatch /
wera ies'r1ved by ire al ! G'clcck MCnlay
morfios with most of their contents which
consisted 81 Thirty tons Of nay grain ard
frs hrsii,ls IT beans. The buildings con
.,-ted Il tam stable. house. ell wood
hd snl SEINE oihsr small buildings. Tha
Hl ..t If tle farni.nre .as saved but a hps
4 s'sO 4 fvo-vHsr-oll he.fcr were burnt.
NJ. II t.h and hi. hisel man wers ,ins
svay ID wo-k snl The hir.d man. Young
in.n sbou. Is wears oil ~ tie name o.
thstles Gtoyes. vent to the tar1 to iced
Che stock. Cling nh On tie hay scsffoa!
"a +l,. lantern no fin tttoueh a hole
.li..h .r,k.th- lsnt.rn aod at thc fir
4be y7vog man was irnt som, bat not
dtns taa'.y. The lost Is estimated IRON
j,,rs4.4 II bniidinps fnrn.tt-e csrria.,,s.
f,-y.i,, /. a, Jbcse t,,id,pgs v..-a
.;-nrtd sb,ut fbrst. miles rom tli
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cbu.ch last estnrfav ev,nirg Iar.rl
an.I'.noe eniove1 M musieaI snd Hter.r,
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RAILROAD INTERESTS.

S,4,-.;sv lie fssssss trSin ever known GA
tbs sae passsa over the Z. ). l. Il. 4.
ffeta u eslsud 10 Dsnsiiseofss Minis y
- i sp,cial, consisting of engine, tender
sni Isssenger easch. cantaeing Geuer-
i Nansse ~ TacSsr, Superintendent Wh1tt.
T'reasar' r Lev. Road Master Lu lw'g and
NO or sh-,s, oshsF railroad men Engineer
Ya,x ram he engine The distsncc OF 20
a,i,es ess tas'e il IS minates VITA two
s'ors
ahe ('aea3iln PSeide Railway company
hsd .,c~ Il nsn s. work las NesS On
tl,s * easioa u the raiiNSy track - tAs
te for the nsw passenger depot, aoen =
b ~ 1 81 il noa5 Grading Of she
Track h.s teen CONNIE nerd, sui p'ePsra-
t,oa f,r ihs fcngdaJion Of the eepn' build
irg i beiaz nsds. The lumber j. con
rsc,ei sor. ss} tha beiliiug and trek VII
he completed ~ sae middle Of Noy>"hsr
rexs,
The busissss has increased 70 such ~
xtsnt urep tie Sko began branch OF tae
Name Central RAJ roSd hat j. has heen
dee I'll lAat he's tse fall arrangement ~
trains saes otto eEcct, namely, Oct. II.
frpiaft trA.rS ~ heretofore Framing %
, Skow hscaa SssuriNs oniy, sod - tfem
| J, kes htgaa Mpaasys ovly Wiz raa 5etRe Elm
SScu began SD Portland daily. Sundays
+ exe>pel. irsstad II beiveen WateTyile
a1d Portland
+ l. an q, te-view, Supt. l.. l. lincoln Of
tie Rumfofl Falls sud nucStoli Railroad,
i,r,p r.sd g. have said cnccfn'aE the
/ future prcsps cts OF that road ard rs pro
/ sssgt.ye iacre3.o of husiaess' We d. mo-
z ,-,-,.. etar. fh4 n9,'l tor tho inCr aAsft
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JOHN Jsuiey, who vas arrest j IN Boston
Sunday snl brought to this city Monday by
C5ty Msrslsl Ncrtop. Gu the charge of lar
ceav, Has tr.el before Judge Lsrrsbee
yesterday ulcr7icz Oa tina llrcony of a
s,l,ey wsteh from Robert Berry he wss
boaai over to the December term of court
\ the SUM u $500. Ca the lareesy Of The
raorey from Barney Barns il was found
TIA, lAo sun 'aSea by Hsnlsy was much
smzfcr thag wss at first expected. After
usulcy's 5issppearanee the larger part of
,bg macy supposed TO have been stolen
was fsutd concealed ID different parts OF
'he trufk. where it bad been overlooked b.
usa,ey in bis hurry. The whole smourt
,skea was about s2S Hanley was uaable
70 furnish bonds in the case Of the w&,eh
larceny. sai w&s saksa to jail TO await she
scl5o1 OF he December court. On the
laTeeay Ct the money Re was not tried bat
be vii be iass;eted IN December and psoh.
ably receive heavy sentence.
There WAS just quorum pteseEt at tie
nseetiag Of the city fS'hers on Monday
sysriaz. ovinS to the ahseree OF thu
mayor. sni tae Sickness of tie chairman Of
the Council, Alderman Towls occupied the
eASir. The felloSipS eoaeurge1t eusiaess
vas transacted The ieiat staRdi Y com uis-
tie Ca las ing gu. rev streets. o. the peti-
ten of Robert Pope and Others to lay ons
s.geet from Highisnd avenue to the houses
bsiag hniis by Pore, recommended
that The prayer Of the petitioners be
grated. Report vas read and accepfedi
ard the request viii be granted. Ia Tie
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WEDDING CARDS

The fsvnsaeSss gon-s,Af For, - ffs rf4's At
IL spieHdiftE equipped fsr d6fu1 AZ
Kinds 81 DeaGfrz fggaffng, snnatsssrs-
-sasots, fnritsg'sns, esr,is. ste. IN ths
la'sst and usnss approved siy -. II has
inas An suerfppes account rfsssis eI1ss
81 work dating ths past yssrt iss or
ders eansias froYa ali pzrts Of this
stats. No better VsrK In thfs Ha> wss
srsT done in IA. %ssts. WA. tina esrains
FsNr- its facilities ssr tsis A.Da 81 ssofA
will ~ gtigI further isersxz-ti, aptR Us
tstes' thIsEs bssng hrsariTssI hair lire
aef4p-t5ps by when "a - -nshgsd &c
Essitsss rnRrss.d wsrA 50 .Iossly sh.,
rsry few esn ar.ses fhs differences,
TsEss-s reasonable sens ssY 9zse@z .1sd
sxas riSs IN
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-08

Monday afternoon sn Oakland man drove
up to The platform a: he Nsiae Central
s,stion, Just in season TO put : couple Ct
pa gers on one Of the express trains.
Re declared thas be had male the distance
ia 10 minuaes, but as the distance is five
miles bis statemeos wss naturally taken
Nth some allowance The animal which
be claimed had Performed this ron1erfa,
fsa; was fige-year-old spotted mar, and
IS She vas driven away from the sssioa to
the stable, she ssrnek a gait EhieA inii
Gated that she ~ss fail of speed, ard .
visw Of pbS: she hld jus; dcns, quite re-
N A.kAble.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-08
RAaDOLPn LOCALS.

james Gllsaa, CHARACTER We! kaowa ia
ties ta3a sa4 G-sfd.aer, wzs srres.ed N
slis pace Ma4iay uight, 6s lag ds-l drunk.
1; required tte services of tafee men 70
take h.m 70 tae station. In tie police court
Tuesday morning Gilson PROMISED better
szr.er. anl On account Fl otAtr good aae
satisfactory causes he w4s released By
Jalt. Gaod.peed