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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-02-06
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VT Vernon
Mr.. A. z. Cram has been confaed to his
bed by illness for several days but 10 better
now.-Rev II. NJ. Haywood and wife who
have bee sick for two weeks with infiu-
enzs, are improving and he hopes to be
able to occupy his pulpit next Sabbath
Mrs. Randolph Towle who has had the cpl
demic is now improving.
WAsHISGroS.
Waste
A Good Templar's Lodge, known as Mt.
Delight Lodge, No. 253, is in tourishinG
condition. it has . membership of nifty
members, of which all are in good stan ling
Feb. LIST the following officers were install
ed: C. T, John Roix, v. T, Mrs. Emms
Cook; V. C. T, p. G. Gstchell; Sec. Mist
Alwida Delong; Asst. Sec. Johnny bud
ley; F. s, Miss Eva Moore Treas, s. W
Neal; Chap, Miss Bessie Neal NJ, Arthur
Wheaton; ID. NJ. Frank Dudley; G., Mis-
Ala +. Neal; Sent. Geo McLain. Mr.
John Dudley is lodge deputy and every
thing looks favorable for the Lodge
There has been an unusual amount of sick
ness il this vicinity The ~eather is fine
and the roads are good.-We would like
very much to hear from other Lodges OF
Good Templars through the Journal.
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Workmen were engaged in replacing the
plate glass broken recently at the new post
office by the shrinking and consequent fall
ing out Of the frames. Some of the frames
that fell out will be replaced as they were
not seriously damaged by the fall. The
contractors are paving the bill'.
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cards Of thanks and resolutions Of re,p,r,
will DC .harged at the rate Of ssa. cents . lin.
All advsi, sinx announcements Of eutsr,a,.
ments whose Inject d the raising Of no.ev
viii be charged at ne rate Of fifteen cent. .
hne.
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J. N. Mixer, Druggist, Agent, l94 Water st.,
Augusta, Ne. Orders by mail promptly FLIED.
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The American GIaphophone Co.

controlling the patents in the United
States Of Nessrs,
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PENNYRoYAL WATERS

Prescription Of . physician VIA
has had . life long experience n
treating female diseaseA Il used
monthly with perfect success By
over 10, go ladies. Pleasant, safe.
e6ecfuaL Ladies ask your drug
gist for Pennyroyal Waters and
take no gubsfitute. or incloae polt.
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MANLY V!eoR!

Restorsd, runctional Disorders Corrected
Nsrvoas Prostraticn. seHual Debility. Inn
potency, Atrophy, Prematuro Decline, TN
natural EAiasions,. Organic Decay. weak
No. g Mind or BODY, With attending evils. from
DIR CATON's fRKNCG vITAIiZEka
- 80 60. - 49,; -. So = -.
mA0 o. sailed In plain pafee receipt Of proa
u pW pkee1 . for - DR.. h y. CATION, BOSTON,
<A@veoss 1asse esd ise>gorasor, serrassst AoS1tss
SCHAs. X. PsRTRrDGE,' Augusta, Ne.
special Retail Agent. scptlsdeodiy
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Sooee Directorg.

A UGUSTA LODGE NO. al, +. IA. N. Stated
"A Communication Tuesday evening, Feb. 4, u
7.3O O'Clock
All Masons stopping in the City are cordially in
vited.
&C. S. DAVIES, W. II.
o A. TUELL, Sec'y.
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mi.srity RuIe Contrary TO Oar syssen,
of Government,


The Republican majority Of the Hous,
Of Representatives made no mistake in theil
selection ~ Speaker. The country ask. II
Congress needed legislation. and will hold
Ne Republican party responsible for such
lsgislation. The policy of the Dem
ecrsdc minority, from the dsy
Congress met till the present. ha,
been one of obstruction. That miuorit,
10 led BY able and at ths same time. DIES.
Dssass men. They do no; intend that the
majority shall gain credit for accomplish
ing results. They wish the 5ia Cousres.
% be . do-no,hing Congress. Speaker
Reed has planted himself upon the princi.
PIE Of majority rule He may be-he vii
be-denounced by the Bourbon tilibus,er.
bat the people will sustain him
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A x
MILLION

people for the past ear have had their attention
called to our Syrup Pix Liquda Compound.
Many thousands have taken ad. antage Of the op
portunity to obtain reliable and elegant cough
remedy. for their homes, safe fer tn. children,
who are daily
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT TO-DAY
Nkw ApvkRTIsEnxxrs.
Lost-fur cape.
Aetna Life Insurance Co. 80,
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The undersigned believe the above
Voting Trust to be . wise and necessary
precautfen, and they recommend to all
their fellow. stakeholder to put their
stock In the Trust without delay.
Huntsville gazette., 1890-09-13
HGvro ~ ....-
A Condensation u IntAres tang Items o,

| A Condensation II interesting Items on
Various Subjects.
Michigan Republicans nominated f. B.
Winans, Of Hamburg, for governor
Richard Croker, the Tammany chief
| from Europe.
The total catch Of the Alaska CONNER
cial company in che Behring sea is esti-
mated at 5000
Frank Mauk is under arrest at Wooster,
| O., on charge OF criminally assaulting
| his cousin, Myrtle Miller.
| At Sheepshead Bay race track La Tosca
won the Bellies stake la la6 25, making q
new record for the futurity course
Ex-President Dickson " hite, of Cornell
university. and Miss Helen Magill were
married "Wednesday at Swarthmore, Pa.
James Liveridge, living near McClouth,
| Kan. was fatally burned in his dwelling,
| which was destroyed by fire Monday
! night.
J. II. Lamar, Bible canvaEs..r, Is in
| Jail at Wilmington on the charge H Grim
inally assaulting Miss Ella Thompson. of
| Sabina.
| Secretary Proctor has decided 10 change
| the name of the new military post at New
port, KY. from Fort Crook to Fort
| Thomas.
Democrats Of the Eighth Ohio con-
gressional district at Carey nominated
| Dodge ID. Hare. OF Wyandot county, on
the tenth ballot.
Democrats of Hamilton county O.,
| nominated Ottway j. Cosgrove for con-
gress from the First district. and Oliver
Brown from the Second
1t is reported from st. Louis that q
British syndicate is after the leading shoe
factories Of New York, Chicago. Cincin-
nati Rochester and St. Louis.
A congressional superintendent bill was
introduced in the house "Wednesday. 1t
provides for 354 members on n basis that
will reduce Ohio's quota Of c,ngressmen
by one.
The loss of life In the French fishing
fleet, on the banks of Newfoundial d. this
season 70 date. has been ISL men. 50 far
tine catch has ;i~cn 20 per cent. below the
average.
AT L-x:'. ton, KY, Tom Ft,nell fired
two s',ots az W. w. Fie.nning whom ne
| though, Il I'd caused him % lose job. and
shot the nose off A B. Pulle:I, Flen-
mings partner
A deputation waited upon the Canadian
minister of justice Wednesday in regard
to pork duties. The minister decided that
both mess and clear mess pork bear duty
at the rate of one and one-aalf cent ler
pound
A freight engine on the Ohio and North
western railway, near Cincinnati. became
unmanageable Wednes lay night. and
dashed dc'vn the steep yraic below Oak
street tunnel over the high trestles and
into the Court street yards, crashing into
a passenger engine and killing James
Howard, yard hOstler.
Unite States Consul Johnson. ut Ham
burg. reports that while the importation
Of American pork into Germany proper Is
prohibited, it may be imported into ths
Huntsville gazette., 1890-09-13

the suppression Of the cholera; and AZ the
most prolific source of this dread disease
is Mecca in Arabia, and about the perisan
gulf, there is hope such measures would
accomplish useful results
1t is learned shat the rccc.A h.igiiiny of
a brewery IN Els:nki art with serious loss
Of life. was the work of Il G c'tnr!tti
workman. After setting fire to lie build
ing he OF ened the watts, l.:w !lI 3 go
barrels OF liquor 20 fool The pl.ce. lie
finally committed suicide.
The German Socialists ara n.aiimg
great preparations 10 celebrate tiir i,t
of October, the av when tie : ,cialiSr Act
will expire. A pamphlet ent 4 10 the
" orln.en OF Germany vii l,c -tribut ed
Oh that day. 1t is in part 1T e 81 4 state
publication and approved b. ,oa emperor,
and Will contain q res lma of what the
emperor has done and intcntlg 10 do for
the workmen
Huntsville gazette., 1890-09-13
Foreign Notes.

The smallpox is spreading in Madrid.
Cable lines have been opened to Baga-
moyo and Dares Salaam.
The remains of Cannon Liddon were
buried in ST. Paul's cathedral
A strong shock OF earthquake was felt
Wednesday in Spain, at Malaga and ad
jacent towns.
The total number of cases of cholera in
the provinces of Spain TO date is 3,47a, and
Of deaths 557.
In Valencia Wednesday twenty -four
new cases of cholera and seven deaths
from the disease were reported.
The government has forbidden the cir.
culation in Tu key of French papers
which eensures 1he outrages in Armenia.
Russia has given orders to the gov
ernors of Siberia to prevent any further
immigration of Chinese into that prov
ince.
Roumania aud Servia are negotiating
with Vienna bankers for refunding O:
their pu lie debts at more favorable rates
Of interest
At a meeting of the board of poor law
guardians ut Limerick, report was re-
ceived saying that the potato crop was
totally destroyed
Forest fires are doing enormous damage
In the Caucasus Large detachment OF
troops are being hurried to the scene by
the RUSSIAN government to aid the local
authorities in stepping the spread of the
conflagration.
Herr Herrfurth, minister of the in
terror, has intim,ted to the Berlin chief
of police his distpproval of that officials
action In prohibiting the holding of a
meeting called by Herren, Singer and
Liebknecht TO discuss the split in the So
cialist ranks.
France and Italy have agreed and ar
ranged to send delegates to an interna-
tional convention for the purpose of con
sidering plan to establish an interna-
tional maritime service on the Red sea for
Huntsville gazette., 1890-09-13
Our Standard Bearer.

The Republicans Of this District
may justly pride themselves upon
the record and standing Of Hon. K.
w. Austin, who has been chosen
with remarkable unanimity as their
candidate for Congress.
A Ayoung man to the"manor born,
thoroug e ing, tireless and sleeples
in accomplishment OF worthy ends,
Of splendid ability and pleasing ad
dress. accustomed to mingling with
men and with all a polished gentle
man, he is just the man to repre-
sent successfully the old Eight Dis
trict and take care of the interests Of
its citizens in Congress.
We commend him to the hearty
and unqualified support of the party
Let every Republican roll up his
sleeves and battle for his election
There is no doubt of his election with
the united support Of the opposition
to the Democracy in this District.
The Alliance men can support him
with consistency and with far more
grace than they can Gen. Wheeler
He is Of the people and consequently
his and their interests are one and
the same.
The manufacturing and industrial
elements can not afford to oppose his
election, standing as he Dies upon
the sound Platform of protection to
American industries. His election
means fostering care of the indus
tries and development Of the lesour-
ces of North Alabama.
Republicans all can unite with
genuine spirit in electing Mr.. Aus
tin to Congress, because he Is and
always has been one Of the strictest
of the faith answering in the ad
vocacy of the principles of the party
and tireless in working.for the par
ty's success.
'Rah for Austin and success
Huntsville gazette., 1890-09-13
NEWS AND SENTIMENT.
(From Colored Exchanges.)

rom I OlOr6u Exchanges.
Mr.. E. M. Hewlett has been ap
pointed Justice Of the peace for the
District of Columbia.
Ex-senator VIM. n. Moseley Of
Goochland County, Va, died in the
72nd year of his age on Aug II.
Mr.. Peter ]. Williams, wei
known citizen of Omaha, Neb., hss
been appointed to position IN the
land office at Washington,
Hon. j. Pennoyer Jones has been
nominated for reelection to the
office of County and Probate Judge
of Desha County, Ark
Private John Gordon won the de
partment gold meday as the leader
of the U. S. Army team from the de
partment of Dakota to take past in
the division shooting contest.
.Aunt" Sallie Roach of Gaines.
vile, Mississippi, died last week at
the age of 140 years.
Belford's Magazine opens with an
article on .he race question by /.
Thomas Fortune and j. I. Searcy.
Dennis Carter Of Kansas City
pounded his sister with base ball
club and then cut her throat besause
she resented being called liar by
him.
Huntsville gazette., 1890-09-13

The Forty Second Annual Fair OF
the Michigan State Agricultural so
ciety will be held at Lansing, begin
ming September 8.
The United B rethren Of Friends
ship of Jefersonville, KY, celebra-
ted the thirteenth anniversary of
their organization last Monday.
MIR. William Russell Johns IN of
Brooklyn, New York has been ap-
pointed assistant in the Water Pur
veyor's Office department Of City
Works.
Eliza Evans, formerly of Hunts
vile, Ala, was granted a divorce
from her husband, Chas. Evans. by
the chancellor of the city court of
Decatur on the 25th Of Angus 1890.
Editor r. G. 0. Benjamin Of San
Francisco is makig himself felt in
the Republican politics of California.
Joe Solomon, employed in the
Wheeling (Va.) Terminal Railway
company's tunnel, cow in course OF
construction, stepped on an electric
wire and was instantly killed.
Mr.. J. F. Bundy has been appoin-
ted Secretary and Treasurer Of the
law department of Howard Univer,
sity, Washington, d. c. MIR. Bundy
is graduate from the depart nent
Mary (ropper Of Philadelphia, a
lyoung girl about twenty years old
who was found singing hymns and
preaching through the streets, was
pronounced insane and sent to the
Philadelphia Hospital.
The "Colored State Farmers Ali
ance" of Mississippi met in jackson
last week. TIE alliance met solely
for the purpose Of promoting theil
farming interests, the order being
strictly non political
The public school director Of De
catur have ordered that each child
before being admitted to the schools
in Decatur. shall pay a matriculatior
fee Of 50 at one payment We think
this plan wrong, and tending to keep
a large majoity of the educable chill
dren out Of the school.
r c. 0. Benjamin, editor OF the
San Francisco Sentinel, accomplish
ell the defeat of Judge Charles n
Fox, candidate for nomination on
the Republican ticket for the Su
preme Court bench Of California; by
speaking right out in the convention
held at Sacramento last week Ii
was charged that Fox, in his capacity
as Judge, had traduced and libeled
the race.
Huntsville gazette., 1890-09-13
Arm Ch..:.,ci to Pieces.

DAYTON, O., SEPT PA tcr i e ac-
ciGent occurred at Charles .uclIe IS
slal. ghter house ] hur.d Ernst We
man. an cmploye, hal his lrf arm
caught in Il s;.usag- gri d r. All i'll 4
second il was Oh I.,e.i i t. I'll "a nr:,ly
to the elbow. he prcseace oi mi ii I
boy win threw The III chine ut oI
gear was Whit saved Wc:.nan II IN he
in all grou"d UP immediate amputa-
lion of The arm W;ts i:eces arv
Huntsville gazette., 1890-09-13
Fraudulent L.

Fraudulent r-rs "a t1 a-', : nt.n.r-
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. e t. I@.--t ,vu &c
" William Hen y Ha iron tic f:,:n. iiS
pen n claim a2cn f Tu cal ~
county, wliu has obt incl tin. aud /
dollars from the government ,iil.i ( the
last few ears on bogus lc:,ion Il d
other c.alns WAS ;t,ra:gncd ii 'he
United States c.Grt On thre chaI"c
and pleaded guilty. .jrdg- ] lruce sa.u-
fenced him TO 5he Gel I'M u. o. peai-
tertiary for two yeas on each ch. rye.
Huntsville gazette., 1890-09-13
Spotted Fever.

GALLATIN, Tenn. Sept. 10.-Spotted
fever has again made its appearance in
Sumner county, and four persons have
died. There are now fourteen cases, and
the people are fleeing from the Fountain
Head District, where it has made its ap-
pearance Fountain Head is several
miles from Gallatin.
Huntsville gazette., 1890-09-13
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Land Office at Huntsville, Ala,
August 4th, 1890 I
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settlers have fled notice Of their inten tion
to make final proof in support Of their claim and
that said proof will be made before the Register
and Receiver at Huntsville Ala, Oh
2Oih. day of September, 1890.
viz: Homestead Entry No, 15ll5. Samuel Nap
e., for the East half North west qnarter Section
49, Township 3, Range 2, West.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation Of,
said land viz:
George Greer, of Mourovia Alabama.
James Lay. "
Cook Newman :"
James Wilson, % :"
Aug. 2-6t. WM. e. WELLS, Register
Huntsville gazette., 1890-09-13
RkNOMINATED.

Congressman McDutfe has trium-
phantly renominated in Selma dis
trict and will be re- elected.
Huntsville gazette., 1890-09-13
Stag. Held tn.

BUTTE, Mont, Sept ~. Tie stage
from Champion f r tbs y acc V en-
about sixteen mi.e; f4,u he e wa held
up " edt e:iday NOR il = bv Il 1nasAcd
man AIMED with vi chester. The
robEer did not got nnrh ivoty. hoW-
ever. sec. i.g only ST. and valuable
watch
Huntsville gazette., 1890-09-13
Two y ar for Nial .I,u ~ I'll

LAroRTR. Ind. Sr,t 2-1he jury in
the case of The Stat W. Jo ejh Beigies
fr the mnl d. 0f ID 'vid Rng,.n came
INTO court with a verdict Of guilty If
mahslauglter, and fAi Z his punish
nieiit at two years i'll the peniteAtiary
mort n
Huntsville gazette., 1890-09-13
SOUTHAMPTON
The Strikers Hurting Their
Cause by Their Violence
The Officials Responsible for a
Pert Of It.

If tho Strike Ii Continued Much Ion~er
Several Steamship Comna,,ics Win
Cease to Nrke Soutb:,inpton on Their Ter
minus - London Dockers Give Assist
ance-Ou,er Foreign News.
Huntsville gazette., 1890-09-13
Neyudn's Governor III.

CARSON. Nev.. Sept. r. Governor
steve; sol. is se iuusly i'll with Nph; id
Ineun, ni;. Hc has been sikh 4 some
ime. Physicians refuse to answer teie-
.grnmS.
Huntsville gazette., 1890-09-13
Woman's Pocket Picked OF ~G. 500

MILWAUKEE. Sept. 13.-W hile witness
irg a wedding ceremony ut the fair
grounds at James lie. Wis, Mrs. L.
Felb,rs pocket was picked Of l'rrmis-
sary notes ana other securities valued at
So, SEQ.
Huntsville gazette., 1890-09-13
2S day. oI September 1884

viz, Homestead Entry No lSGi3. @ ,or n.
M,'nre loI II. northwest quart " Northwest
quarter, Sect on aud East y Northeast ousrtnr
SeetiOn3 township Range East
he names the follow .ng witnesses "a r.rnva III
contihu 'us re .ence upon and cn tiyation ri
said land. viz. 0H O''
Andrew J Moore Hnaa, Al,ha,,,
Thomas j Leach d |. ''i''
Albert -addler -.
Richard Hassett punisviIla .lar,r,s
Vim NJ. WELLS
Req Sfor
Huntsville gazette., 1890-09-13
Maria ge Licenses.

Judge Taylor issued the following Ii
censes to wed yesterday:
Joseph f. Landers to Julia Sanderson.
Huntsville gazette., 1890-09-13
NOTICE FOR rUBIInATuOS
LAND OFFICE At HrNrsyILLE. ALA. )
SepIrIn bnrS lSq1

SepteIn burS, 1890. /
Notice i hereby given that the following
named settler hns filed notice OF h ~ rtion fo
make final proof and in suppar' ofh claim.
and that said proof will be ms b IRE the
Register andReceiver at huntsville on the
a7''i. day Of Oc.ober, 1890
viz Homestead Entry No 1ue7. William r
ompton for the West half of sou Invest au rter
section IL township south Raugs West
He names the following witness to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation OF
said land, viz:
Henry Miller. Of Apple Grove Ala
Robert A. Parsons " &"
Julius G. Slater,
Btittou Bowling,
WM. WELLS
Register.
Huntsville gazette., 1890-09-13
Sab. day OfOesobe~ 1890,
SOMETHING NICE GREE.

S~nd your address to h w Wrenn Gen. Pass Agent
East Tenn. Virginia & Georgia Lines. Knoxville
Ienn, and he viii send you handsome iithos -aphic
map, postage mad.
Huntsville gazette., 1890-09-13
93tE. hay 0f Shc.nh n,
NOII r FOR PUBLICATION


NOII FOR PUBLlCATION
Land Office at Huntsville
Alabama, Sept. Bird. 1890 I
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice OF his IN teusol lu
make Il lal proof in support of his claim, and
that said proof will be made before the Register
and Receiver at Huntsville Ala, on
18th, day of October 1890.
viz; Homestead entry No 1904 John j. B. Ma
lone for the Southeast quarter Northeast quarter
Northeast quarter Southeast quarter Section 20
and southwest quarter Northwest quarter and
Northwest quarter Southwest quarter Section q
Township l Range West.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultvationi Of,
said land viz:
Jasper A. Self of Dan Ala, A. A. Heard of
Dan Ala, John Jones, Dan Ala, NJ. Talley of
Dan Alabama.
Wh. G. WELLS,
9-6-V 6t Register.
Huntsville gazette., 1890-09-13
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Land Office at Hu .tsvillr.
Alabama August Sth Iu I
Notice is hereby given that the following.
named settler has iied notice Of his intention to
make final proof ami commute 10 cash iii snT.
port oi his claim, and that said proof Will ba
made before the Register nd Receiv r N Hunts
Yillt. A li ham u the Ii -
Huntsville gazette., 1890-09-13
NO. lo4.
.tCNrE%T NOTICE.
Y. ,. Land Office. Hu tsyille
4 In AIlptiSt DStb Ism

U. ). Land Office Hu tsyille
Ala, August 18th 1880
Complaint having be I'll entered ut this Office
py John /. BObo against Mathew johnson lar
apaidonlhg bis Homestead Entry No. Il CO.
dated March 3lst, lSss. upon the Southeast ouar-
stl W Sectlon township South Range West in
cancellation of said entry; the said parties aIe
hereby summoned 10 appear at this Office on the
9tb, day Of Oesobe~ 1890,
AT IL o COCK a. m, to respond and furnish testi-
mony concerning said alleged abandonment
Vim. G. WELLS. Register
CHAS HE\Di EN Rnna; ;vnr
Huntsville gazette., 1890-09-13
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land Office at Huntsville !
Alabama, August II, 1890.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice OF his intention to
make final proof in support of his claim, and
that said proof viii be made before Register and
Receiver at Huntsville Ala, on
2Jth, day of September 1890.
VIZ: James w. Lay, n No. 15OI4, for the West
half Northwes. quarter Section 10 Township 3
South Range West.
He names TIE following witnesses to prove his
contiHu0uS residence upon and cultivation Of
said land viz
Thomas Wray Mourovia Ala, George W
smith, Lax Ala, George w. Vasser Lax Ala,
John q. Jenkins Lax Ala.
VIM g. WELLS,
Register.
Huntsville gazette., 1890-09-13

MAINE stands by her stron Reed
Huntsville gazette., 1890-09-13

The strikers May Win. but Will Los. i,
the End.
Huntsville gazette., 1890-09-13

Mr.. E. M. Hewlett has been ap
pointed justice Of the peace for the
District of Columbia.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-06-17
Not for Fishing.


A citizen with fish pole over his
shoulder was going up Cass avenue yes
terday when a stranger called out:
Have any luck?'
Fifty feet further ON a second in
quired:
''Are they biting now?"
AT the next corner third stopped him
and asked:
Say, what1l you take for ton of
'en?'
A fourth, fifth, sixth and seventh had
their say, and the eighth bore down upon
him with:
Il tell you, old fellow, you may laugh
at the idea of splitting on your bait, but
it brings luck and can prove it."
Speaking to me:' queried the man
with the pole
Certainly"
what do you take me for?"
''Why, you are going a-fishing."
WHO said sol'
Haven't you got a fish pole?''
Suppose have! If l saw you carry
ing IL bar of soap home would | argue
that you were going to do the family
washing?'
But aren't you going a-fishing!'
mo, sir! This pole is to punch the
sparrows' nests out of the caves of my
house. Mighty funny how many people
there are i'll this world who are interest
ed in other folks businessr'-Detroit
Free Press