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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-02-24

Speaking If rapid takers makes me
think Of the time I was sent to report a
lecture by Henry Ward Beecber," said
the mayors private secretary. Tom
O'Neill, CT che Press club the other day.
II was something Of "A stenographer and
bad always been able to keep pace with
every man had been assigned 10 take
So. with no misgivings. sharpened my
pencil and took my seat at the reporters
table and waited for the distinguished
divine to begin. The subject was 'Evo
luton. which, IN those days, knew alb
soluteiy nothing about. Well. he started
in, and for a minute everything went all
right The second minute he took .
squirt, and found myself pushing my
pencil at high rate Of speed. The third
minute he put on more steam and had
to write 20 fast my pencil got hot and
came near setting the paper afire The
fourth minute he spurted again and ]
was lost He kept on squirting until al
last he struck his gait.
Heavens! how he talked. No manu-
script. No notes. He just stood up Their.
by his desk with one hand on it, the
other by bis side. His mouth was open
and without changing the expression Of
his face or moving muscle the word.
came rolling out one after another like
drops of lead from the summit Of sho.
tower. Chicago journal.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-02-24

II IL maddest fol , to ~ to he use Of morphine,
opium or choral. They simply supply and para
- the brain, and do not In The least slightest
degree produce that maj ural And refreshing sleep
which the tired and e. hausted brain and nerves
must hive In order to repair the waste Of tissue.
There alter effects also terrible In the extreme
There IL enc cure " ~ 10 cure s1e- pless-
ness, and that is by the use Of DIR. Greene's Ner-
vurs. the great brain and nerve isrigoranf. This
wonderful remedy 10 natures own seep producer
and 10 perfectly h ,rmle., being made from pure
vegetable incidence fresh from the lap OF nature.
1t may be given to in'snts. children for the most
delics invsliis without fear. Its soOths, eaims
and quiets the weakened, irritable and
over-wrousht nerves, producing perfect re
pose and refreshtng, satsrsi sleep, at the
same time 1t builds up and tones up the sha'terei
nerves and gives renewed life. strength, vitality
and vgor 10 the system. II ia for sale by all drug
gists 1t q 90 per bottle.
Or. Greene, the eminent specialist in the cure Of
nervoss and chronic diseases. can be consulted
free at his once, "A Temple Place, Boston. Mass.
personally or BY letter. Call upon or write him
In regard 70 your complaint.
dfeb2AA28k " lwnrtopcsi
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-02-24

The boats each carry from 800 to ooQ
cattle per trip, The largest cargo ever
taken over consisted Of l 300 head. The
greatest number ever slowed on an upper
deck for single passage was 325 head.
The voyage consumes from eight to six.
teen days.
Cattle are hardly ever sick at -
They readily catch the motion Of the
beat and after couple Of days find their
sea legs as readily as the most hardened.
weather beaten old salt Of the brine. II
they show any signs Of "paleness about
the gllls they are doctored with salts.
The system of shipping cattle is encum-
oered with far less difficulties than that
OF carrying horses. The horse is q very
troublesome animal to pilot across, and
one of the rules applied is never to lot
him lie down.-New York Letter.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-02-24


Much interest u being awakened by
portrait Of B0rns now on view in Princes
street The picture has been quite re-
Gently discovered, and though the final
word has yet to be spoken by theexperts
there il every reason 70 suppose that the
portrait IL w Sir Henry Raeburn. In a
letter from the artist, written in 1903, he
mentions having dispatched portrait
OF Burns in . fishing smack from Leith
to London to well known firu Of pict-
ure dealers. The later history Of the
picture is not yet satisfactorily cleared
up, but from internal evidence there is
every reason TO believe that the present
picture is the portrait alluded 70 in the
letter. Tho coloriDg u rich and mellow
in tone. and the figure stands out from
the canvas with ifelike force and reality.
The poet u painted seated in an arm
chair, with one leg crossed over the
other.
There is much individuality about the
treatment Of the figure and face, and it
is curiously different from Nasmyth's
portrait: but - the latter picture was
done n an order from the publisher for
frontispiecs to the poems, it may be
supposed that the face was somewhat
idealized.
In this portrait the eyes are fun OF fire
and the eyebrows GENERALLY . marked
feature in people Of the artistic tempera-
menp are broadly defined and have q
stamp of marked individuality. The
forehead, one Of the most characteristic
features in an intellectual face, is unfor-
tunatsly almost hidden by the heavy
black hair: the lower part Of the face lie
somewhat coarse. 1t is difficult, when
looking ss this picture, 70 know how
much to gather from the face itself. or
how much We read into it from our
knowledge Of the character. Whether it
prove to be the missing Raeburn or not,
it Is . decidedly fine piece OF painting
and = most suggestive portrait-Nur-
rays Magazine.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-02-24

The funeral Ut Ar. fsaak L Ctb
whose sudden death occarrei Friday ea.
hid At his former home ia kaaAylga. sun
day afternoon At two O'Clock. large
nu nber Of fdenis If the deceased were
pr cent Including a delegation tr.m Her
mon Lodge + & A. 4 Of sh.ch he was
NJ Uber
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-02-24

Gimme . nickel's worth Of buckshot,
said St Paul gamin wearing somewhat
disordered raiment His head just top
ped the counter II . baxar devoted 70
sporting goods
II suppose he win load them into a
rusty pistol and accidentally shoot some
one Of his intimate friends, !" suggested q
bystander.
"Oh. no." replied the proprietor Of the
gun store. "he has no firearms. He l.
going TN to beat the nickel-in- the slot
scheme. and l suppose I an particeps
criminal
"Howr
why, he will put mem on the street
car track. the car viii convert them into
the exact size Of nickeh and penniea
and, Of course, yoa can anticipate the
financial panic liable 70 snsue in 81. PauI
shortly. with . gum machine At aImoss
every ssFu~-r-6<. Paul Pioussr Pre-.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-02-24

The wives OF ths local Knight Of
~ rha-" entertained them royalty in tae
: ciety Haii, Ftitay evening. The en-
re5'aenl-ni consisted Of clarinet solo by
Nr Fnrs Hoig!on. singing by Miss
Huri, Mrs.. Baiien, Messrs Avery AMI
Hoe recitatioH.. etc. After the pro-
zrsmms in the lager hall, the gentlemen
oiIjnroei 10 the bar quer room. where .
blnatiful feast was -presd, and where they
were walled upon by the ladies'. The
,fat vas an en,ire success, and much ap-
pree'a'ei. Miss Annie Hamilton presided
Ia the chair over the entertainment.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-02-24

Set the foundation in squares or diamond.
of any si1e. Then follow the seams with a
row Of tassels n balls made from such
colors (yarn or orstsd) as you happen to
have. These should be made over large
wooden fork pom pom fashion, then fas-
tened by the string that is tied around the
tsssei, firmly upon the foundation
These tassels may be as near
together as ones store of worsted>
will warrant. Oae is already contemplated
which will be wholly covered. THIS ooe
will be set in strips, one black, one orange
one bright red aud one green. Pieces of
soft wool cut in narrow strips and frayed
at the ends make very pretty tassels A
stripe of random colors in which orange
forms the leading color is very pretty
The edge Of this rug will be trimmed all
round with leAves each ornsmented with a
ball or ,assel at the point. Another may
be set half way between the edge of the
rug and the point Of the leaf thus holding
the edges of two leaves together making
the border still more q m than when bur
one 10 put in the point of the leaf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-02-24
absolutely the Best.
The DOOR WITH 4 SPRING.
4 Tale with Moral That Politeness Al
WAYS Paws.

4 Tale with a Moral That Politeness Al
ways Pays.
"This door has patent spring; please
let it close Itself
Such was the sign that greeted the ewes
of a certain St. Paul Memo ~ other
morning. 1t stared at IN hou TIE Of
fee door Of comparative stranger on
whom Memo had called on "stric IS Sui
ness" That the business hJa proven sat
isfactory was palpable by the ituHl up'n
Nemo's brow. As he -aztlug J.i' yt.ad
it occurred to him that the au,. oy % 1t
has been exceedingly curt in Iii, treat
ment of himself Another thlu -iir also
occurred to him simultaneously llr re-
opened the door. inserting bis head and
shoulders.
patent spring, eh?' he inquired Of the
curt business inan.
Eyes, sir was the responsive hlnff.
"What's the combination; how does ii
work."
'lt's a patent"
"Yes, see Novel contrivance, In
genious affair, truly. How .ioos the
well. don't hold the door open all
day"
"Closes itself, eh: Then why don't ii
close itself'-
II say. don't hold it open; come in OF
so out and shut it,"
"Shut it; you say in your sign. Please
let it shut itself.
"Well, that's it; let it alone and it will
shut itself"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-02-24

A mall boy bad dog that w.s RUN. Z
most mail boys dogs are, and . young az
who lived nezt door bad kitten, sly q sI
cat. are Ono day Tie small boy came 400.
enaianay INTO The girls presence, and, aftss
one deso'eory eoovsrntioo, b. aid:
You know ~ - nar.s a.d ysw at
Darlingr
"YAs
well, my dag haA 1850 Of .asss, s,d b,
.nousns your a. w. gong - take it away
from him.
inouShsT exalainsd ~ VIZ httls siri.
na' mA.s yoa ~ tAss ~ dog sho1ghti
1os NOV dog doa1 tAtnk-thsy instinetr
wen, nd ths boy. II doaseass vhseAw
p tnoogns q = wAseAR - hsEincssd h, bus
soynsv, = hnA ~ sesF1osso 1ssn-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-02-24

Instead Of gressing-iine the tin nth thin
paper, vhise 0. browa. WBile the cake y
warm this Gao be tzke1 OF very easily. Or
il tie cake stands is the fis until cold Jast
place il ia ~ssm oysa s fss seconds sod
thea tura bottom Up upon the cake ocift
sDd tine p&s-s- riB essss~ Ell -isscu. i.s
least trnneIe. Then tarn he cake AMI bt
stand upsn Iha board ansii wrapped and ~!
away for use
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-02-24

II wasr ,rtrd saturday tina, the tNo
men Supposed to have been droNuei on the
by Mr.. Fred Berry at South Gudlner.
They left the boarding house Taur,dsy
evening nd called on friend aboat two
miles dom river staying until ab)nt bait
past nine when they left AMI ha not been
seen since. A courier was sent aloog tn
entire river Saturday as far as tug1ta bu,
failed 10 hear anything an it is Pro5sb.e
Tat the two me1 were droSned as here i,
money now due them for th-ir work
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-02-24
1ssas by Hand.
She (dotes on artl--Do you draw?
He-Well. that depends on the cards ]
get-Philadelphis Inquirer.

The mild powers cure. II cs,hartic i.
needed to md the blood If lmpurity and TO
stimulate the action of the liver use Lsxs-
dor Price 25 cents.
If there we're called q meeting of babies
and young children and the question pnt TO
vote "~ho vas their gres'est benef factor
the loud and unanimous vote would hs De
Bull" for | e gave n bis won full BABY
Syrup" feb24illfolrm
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-02-24

Mrs. Sto. knriIge. OF Michigan, likes .
good horse. She knows one, too, and
can Judge Of an animal points as keenIy
A. hentuckian. "Af times ike horses
better than pcople." sac remarked naiveIy
once. AMI she gdnuineiy has a love 70,
the noble animal. OF ali colors she pre-
fers the slacLs, and the Stockbridet
Stables viii have three spans Of magnia
cant black horses this winter.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-02-24
FORT TIE CHILDREN
VEhr LITTLE FOLK.

FAssALBoRo. Feb. 1890.
Dear Coysia Bess: | ~as very glad 10
hav- yaa PRINT my letter 10 the last Journal.
Y pu asked me TO .end you the pattern Of
my lidy. | do not know ho~ to tell you
np~ 10 1t. | have cat; his name is
Ffsek ihiuk he is very cunning l 70
- .chooi read and spell and study arith-
netc, gengrap ~ and writing. My teachers
eauiy - Minnie Jones. ike her for
'e ,cher very much. NJ seat mate is Lillian
Earle viii close. This is from
Your Cousin, NETrIE HUssEy
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-02-24

A new rug called Autumn 70
liaae" is quite popular just now. The
leaves of the forest are initiated as nearly
a. possible in shape, size and color
and then arranged in the most random way
just as though they bad fallen from the
trees with no regard to shape or color.
rhese if worked should be with the came
color ~ the leaf Tack the leaves on to
the foundation with strong thread to ho'd
them in place. These rugs will be tucked
away for another fall when they will be
brought out ~ reminders Of summer ram
bles and autumn leaves gathered from fav-
orite trees or along the thickly carpetei
banks Of some clear running brook
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-02-24

Mr.. Fred Moore, formerly IN the employ
Of Bssdtreet Bros. IN this city bas more
recently Of spiixer Bros Bossou. Is yisii
~ fdenjs 10 his city, arriving Saturday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-02-24

FAsoALBDHU TrUs IoJU'
Dsdr Cousin Bess: | have two dolls.
Frey were my Cars mas presents. have
liile sis-er AID brother. My grandpa
axes the Journal and like to read the
q hiihrsn's Column" | am twelve years
id 60 to school. My school will ke' p
- e'v. weeks have kitte; his name Is
e fiji My little sister goes to school. l
should ike your picture. My seat mate 10
N-1ie Hussey. read and spell and s'u!y
xyugrapny, arithmetic and writing. l will
close. it'll love from Your Cousin
LILLIAN EARLE.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-02-24

Mr. Chss IL. whte has pufeAafed -
gu a f9r the panufsc' Bre Of rubber s'aaps
AMI viii Commences The bns-lsss IA a ~
days II viii be the only Industry Of IFS
xlad east of Portland.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-02-24

The two young sons Of James Mean. Of
hoxoury, y. Y, nad a fierce battle with q
gray eagle which they trapped The bird
was heIi in the trap by Its toe, and when one
OF the brothers approached the eagle dew a
short distance, carlyle With it tue trap and
Il ten foot pose 10 Wish the trap was tied.
Fearing that they would lose both trap and
eagle, the boys attacked the bird, which
therenpon made n vicious tisht. 1t grabbed
one OF the boys with its hooked beak, threw
him down and pounded him with its wings
The other boy grasped club and shortly sue
oeasied in dealing the eagle a deadly blow on
its head The bird measured feet inches
from tip TO tip Of wings. Philadelphia
Leiger
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-02-24

Prof 3 5. Wright has secured Grad
Army Hall 10 shieh to give The tso eetr-
tsinmrnts noe being arranged py hs mem
bers Of the t~o upper eIssse. Of the High
School.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-02-24

The clerk. ~ A klnsou'. branch -iare IL
this city have been very busy FIR the pat
f,w days, arranging the immense stock #
goods in the Coliseum for the sp~5i al sale
which CONNER noes to day AMI cont MUGS for
the next three iay,. Thu contrary
promises hig bargains and holds ont extra
ordinary Inducements 10 purchasers from
other cities A large crowd will probably
he in the citr taking advantage of the big
reductions in prices offered by this enter
prising company, in which several Garii-
ner capitalists are inter s.ri as share
holders.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-02-24

Annie VI. Assaer, . fourteen year . VI
girl resident In this city. ~zs committed to
the Iadus,rial School a: H4l!sxrli S.ias-
day by Judge Lsrrabse.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-02-24

Ny Latte Cousins i can easily picture
20 M le girls with their heads close to.
Seth'r rhispering over ~ permission OF
ut.e) their letters 10 Cousin Bees. How
x ndIy you speak Of each other and of your
'.acher 90. hope YOU will try and i'm
prove in all yonr studies. Make ii . rule
20 have Your reading and spelling lessons
aud 10 not n, giect your writing. l shall
-xp+cf 10 hear from yonsgain very soon.
Yours sincerely, Cousin BEss.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-02-24

Mayor y r. Warner announces his in
ability to serve the eisy the coming munich
pal year. Private interests render bic
0 NJ 80 impossible. lie viii retire from
he III .e possessed Of the thanks Of the
e"umsuiry for his service ia the city's in
f-rests ths past year.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-02-24

Are you made miserable by Indigestion,
Constipation, Dixx ness. Loss OF Appetite.
Yellow Skin: Shiloh's Vi,xiizer is 4 posi-
tive cure. For sale at c. B Murphy..
july l5d& " iwchvky
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-02-24

Fourteen ls5osers uader ebafgs Of Jeh1
Meades arrived from sscesrspp4 an Caa.-
bsrIand Mills Saturday to ana Sosk on tie
ice.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-02-24

In little episode OF village life We had
lately another interesting instance Of femi-
nine tact Upon the conclusion Of q mar
riage III a village church, the bridegroom
signed bis register with his Z mark The
pretty young bride did the same; and then,
turning to Young lady who had known her
AS the best scholar in the school. whispered
to her, while love and admiration shons 10
her eyes: He is a dear fellow, miss, but be
cannot write He is going to learn from me,
and / would not shame him for the world"
To be allie to say tle right thing At the
right moment Is a great art, and said only
to he acquired by those who have q natural
talent that way. When a careless talker,
who YVES criticising young ladys father
severely, paused a moment to say, Il hops
he Is no relation Of yours, Miss b. quick -
thought she replied with the utmost nom
chalance: "Only a connection Of mothsrs
by marriage r-Cuambers' Journal
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-02-24

Niss Carrie Hay ~srd OF Psesqae Isle is
the saest Of Miss Made Robinson At bar
home 10 Randolph.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-02-24

These are batted. precisely like the old
time comfor,ers always having the Top part
Of some soft wooden cloth An old all
wool blanket, colored, or not. as one de-
sires, 10 the most fitting thing for the up
per part. Between this and whatever may
serve ~ foundation or lining should be
put enough wool or batting to make 1t soft.
Then tack 1t intervsls-but never often
enough to make 1t hard-And tie. This is
to place in front of the bed or chair of
. sick person when able to sit up
= few moments. This rug can be kept in a
warm place and after being we'll warmed
over register or before an open CRATE it
will retain the heat for quite long time.
II made long enough the patients feet can
be kept warm by throwing the ends of thu
rug over them and placing them upon low
box in which warm soapstone has been
placed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-02-24

aye Hs,cbet Pzrtie," to have been given
THURSDAY evening. vas postponed on &C
eoaa. of IN storm until this evening.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-02-24

The Matinee Whist Cab neets With Mis-
L " Grosvenor. at Mrs. Julia Alsxander's
On Second street, tomorr,v, February Is.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-02-24

Tomorrow evening the grand tar %
Cation Evergreen opens a. the johnson
opera house for a three dais run and iidi-
dicaiious are that it will be Il great succes..
The entertainments 10 BE- gwen are first
ciss tn every respect, the list of prze.
given away with the season tckeJs IS the
best and most ,xpeL-jve ever anr0ul cai.
and the advance sale If tickets ha, been
almost phenomenal, handreds having b>er
already disposed Of. The oheyalI, rs Of the
Carton have spared nothing 70 make thr
affair superior in every respect AID their
efforts should result in very successful
financial termination. The eatertl;uuff nj
for tomorrow evening is Living Pie
lures" one OF the br ghtest. most spark
ling and refreshing mitth protucer eyrr
gwen in the city
S. Soule of this city, ice broker has sold
for Capt. s. T. Wood~srd IT Bah AID
o hers. the Green poiut lie properly, si'u
ated in Iisrpswel, to the Rtigtwyoi L..
Company, Brooklyn, ". Y, Tor 'G 900
The sale includes the disposal OF the euilre
property real and personal. he lax.
Owned by THIS company viii cut ahou
20 COO tons and will be worked f9r all IT l.
worth. The permanent buildings nov
standing have a capacity of about 20 Opu
tons, AMI IN, company will at once bu III
adj litioaal hous of a capacity of l5,uJU
from the water. |; is sad Obi, ia one o.
the finest ice privii, ges on The coast lAe
facilities for shipplng are superior fhre
vessels can lay at 4 tim- ,the wharf waert
there IS eighteen feet of wa,cr VITA soft
bottom, and no towsgs il urcessiry.
The formal uatur..ng Of thu 4 woa bl
scholars OF the II ghlsni avenue s'hool at
the Heath Relief far vas he'd Frldt,
afternoon at the school building. A he
bell struck the handsome piece of buh'i-e
was swung to the bre ze Misses Anu.r
Sutherland, Fiossie Holmes, Nettie Smit1
and Maggie Roche handling the gus rope,
very gracefully. At the close of hs par.
formsuce remarks were male by O. d.
Clsson. Egg, member of the city school
board, Judge J. W. Larrsbee. and Rev.
Geo. W Hunt, gentlemen who have always
identified tbemselves with matters pertain
ing TO the educational institutions of our
-. 81. IL
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-02-24

The vorag ii.ts pa ,lished in the post.
o'hse are especially neat this year. being
tone on fbe type Sriter. the work Of City
Clerk Stafford.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-02-24

The dancing school was holden friisy
evening instead Of Thursday. sad vss fol-
bowed by q pleasant social dance.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-02-24
soMETaINo FOR THn LADIES
Ru0s.

Take . piece Of heavy dark cloth. any
Size. Then cut from pieces of flannel. any
sni all colors, anything and ever, thing that
represents the animal aingdom Arrange
these pieces in the most random fashion
upon the foundation and carefully haste
then work them all round in button hole
stitch with coarse silk or worsted. Line
the whole with piece Of s'roDg cloth, a
piece Of bed-ticking is beat. and bind the
ige all round with cloth the same shade AS
the Foundation. and trim or 6ni.h with one
row Of oak leaves cut from heavy dark
cloth and worked with bright worsted.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-02-24

A curious marriage Is reporreo mum
Eaton Bray. near PUNISHABLE, England.
The bridegroom was laborer. aged 50.
and the bride. whom he had taken out Of
the Leighton Buzzard workhouse, was
Sc years of age, and had been . widow
th.rtv-six years.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-02-24

The Rev. II. z. Foss preached or
''christiau Citizenship, OF Pslpis and Poll
ticsr yesterday.