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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-02
STATE HousE TOPICS.

Members o. tie Governors staff will At.
tfnd the fraezai Of Miss Belle Hrrer,
daugkter Of Gea. Harper a: Lewis,sn this
ats rn5on.
Lard A2eEs Packard left Wednesday, at
tsfnsoa fo- his hsEe n Blanchard. He
vii start from there rex. week .or a bus.-
ness trip IN Aroos.oak.
The commission appointed BY Governor
Earlsigh to enquire into the expedite scy Il
removing the State Prison will be 10 sef-
sion 81 Thomas;on. hsxt Tuesday. 10 gre
herinz TO all interested parties.
Work abeas the new part Of the State
House vac neye, more brisk tl2a at pres
ens. Wsdres 10y r.srnssg the large mar
BE landing fer Tie FIRST 4 git 81 stairs Al
thu i1tesscc ~ Il the brsnehs Leading
10 the library. ssa hauial from The eta ion.
Tlns il she iirgsst piece Of marble is the
Stat; House. Aa1 {. eisk, tse; long by SIR
fest b-sAd. sld ee,zlls sbjst ~ pouads.
I hi, piece of mar lIs was received Ysster-
terday from Chas. e. Hal & CO.. Boston,
The fra shat furnishes the marble, and vas
set under the supervision of J. z. Mshoney.
The basement u really ali eementsd in
rcsdisesi for the asphalt workers,
vito ayfiyeI " sinesday. Capt. L. ".
Tibet, and seven men Of The Maine
Asphalt Roofing srd Paving 60. Of Port
lind have as'iged, ani along Sith them =
fan ait Of ihe ns eessary tools for putting
the sspaal, completely ever The top Of the
cement is the basement. Tie 1917 barrels
II material 70 bs assd for ;hi, purpose is
here, snI work begins today and will
probably be flashed by Saturday night
THIS Observation-Disclosures rocks miaed
in Kentucky as,l brought 70 Boston. where
!, Is gfourd. In laying this il is first *
posed to heat Of ago degrees, then laid
out and Immediately rolled. The first Of
this material ever used o this Stste was put
on two street, In Portland last June and is
warranted 10 last fer fifteen years.
Slagiags are being erected on the south
lie for painting the walls
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-02
Mass Missionary neeiirg

There ought u be a large congrcg ,tior
at the Union Missionary meeting at tbs
Meiho list church tonight. The purpose Of
the meeting is not to raise money, but to
kindla enthusiasm. Reports from other
towns and cities indicate an encouraging n-
terest in gatherings Of similar charscter
which are beirg held simnl,snf ously this
week throughout New Enylanl. There
will he addresses tonight by Rev. j. NJ.
Wyman. Rev. j. S. williamson and Rev.
l. g. Ross, o. this city, AMI by Rev. F. c
IIaddoek of Brunsv lex. The last named
speaker, who will give the principal address
Of The evening, is a sou Of the late Rev. c
II liadJock. the Sioux City temperance
martyr. He is an instructive ard eloquent
speaker, whom all v i'll feel repsii for max
ing IN effort to hear.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-02

Sir. viii C. Miller and Miss Annie q
Robbias, both Of tina city, were united il
marriage At the residence Of the bride
parents wednesday morning. Rev J. NJ
WJman otiicatcd. Only relatives Of the
contracting parties were present. The
ncsly welded toup,e we're driven to thu
Ic.22 A. " train and accompanied by the
good wishes of friends who accompanied
them II the train lsft for Il trip to Boston
and New York. To their many friends
Mr.. and Mrs. Miller are Indebted 70,
r""' a. choice aod costly gifts Ga
D, ~ they viii resi'e On Bangor
s,fett N,sa.ds
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-02

M r. c. Deliver returned Yesterday
BY boat from Bos-oa.
Luther Emerson. ESQ. If Oakland wa.
T. the civ " cdn ,s,Isy.
Mis-. Fannie Gulli,er goes 10 Boston thi.
morning on her vacation.
s. II. Moirll and wife Of ReadGeld,
were in the ci'y yesterIay.
Superintendent Stanford of the y. F..
Telephone Go wss in the city Yesterday.
Rev. FIR. Chariand Of Wsteryil,c. was
the guest ,,scrday OF itey. r.. Uanel of
this CITY.
Mrs. W. +. BieeIow aad Mrs Waiter
Bfnwn Of Portland wers n tho civ
"Wednesday.
Mr.. f. W. Plaisted arrived nome last
evening FROM hi. trip 10 the White
Mountl.ns.
Mr.. G. A. Cony lcf. On the east boun,l
train yesterday afternoon, Tor an absence
of three or soar days.
MIR j. ". M,lat,re AMI family OF six
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sUPERIOR COURT.
September Tsrui. 1eoo-Hon. O. &
Hall. Presiding.

q. T. SrEvEss. SHERIFF
W. s. CHoArg. Clerk.
l.. I. CARLETON, County Attorney.
+. A. SMALL, Stenogrspher.
WEDNESDAY,, Der. lsr.
j. W. Eaton VS.. Fred l. Eeglui, l.. +.
Carleton for plf. l.. W. Whtehousc for
deft. Th, il an action on account an
nexeJ to writ 20 recover So for the
dressing made in one year It the stable
Of the Winthrop House in
Winthrop. The plant Il. admitted
ptymen. of S2701. The def. admitted
that he did agree to give ihe price clsi ned,
bu: that it was also sgfeei that st least 20
horses should be ks pit in the establishment,
but that not more than half that number
were kept there. The plaintiff denied that
there was any such stipulation. Verdict
for plf. for SOL
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Ayers Pills

prove entctiFs.
la the summer of 1884 I was sent 20 the
Annapolis hospital, suffering with chronic
diarFsez- While there, became 40 re-
daesd In strength that could not speak and
vas compelled 10 write everything / wanted
70 say. ! was then having some s or ~
stools per day The doctors ordered a naestl-
cine that was satisfied would be Of 80
heaehc TO me | did not take IL, but Der.
s'laded my nurse 20 get ne some Of Dr.
Ayers rus. About two O'Clock In tie after
noon took stx Of these pills, and BY mid
hizht began To feel better. In the morning
tiis doctors came again, and after deciding
mat my symptoms were more favorable. gave
ne different medicine, which did not use
but took four more Of the pills instead. The
heat day the doctors came TO see me, and
Thought was doing nicely. laad so did u.
Thea took one pill day f0r week AT the
end OF that time, considered myself cures.
ana that Ayers Pills had saved my life.
was theu weak, but had no return Of the
disease, and gained Ia strength as fast as
could be expected -. c. Luce. Late Lieut..
18th keet Mass. Vol. Infantry.
Aver Pills are
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-02

"Ch4rgs.h has been very scarce stree the
elce RE rAi'ras i begun running" remarked
one q: Ger rad rs Yesterday as be puzzled
his head how to bceak hill a purchaser
had lost ard i him. Why is tha,?r was
asked. Il don't krow, but its = fac. new
erthe,ess Where tefore We had more
charge TO handle thzn We iiked. row we
tad i. difficult to re, enough for the needs
of our business"
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Hlsrrteo.

ARoosroog.
In Moro Plantation. Sept. 2sth, Alonzo c, Her
soy Of CRYSTAL an ( Mrs. jBHr r., Powers Of No. :
taagu 5.
CVNEEEIANR.
In Portland, sept. 70. Charles L. Gould and
Mss Alice NJ. Lee, both 90 rcrt4Erd.
kSNSEREC.
In watervlllc, Sept. ~. by Rev /. 3. Codding
Charles T. Smith % mis- Oriet liUsc 1T, both OF
Appleton. Sept; g. hv Rev L. h. Coddinx. Chas
IL Biuat 20 Mrs Mary F.. fibbvits, both Of
Wa;eiyi lie.
WALDO.
Ia Center Son,yii,c SEPT. Is, john " Han.
uum aud Miss KITTY Z, Palmer.
loBk.
10 saco. Sept. i-th. John l.. Patterson Of Bid
defossi, aud Alss hssi Crons 81 >aeo.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-02

fhy.ic ans recommend Or. Bulls Cough
Syrnp. when all other medicines fail. ~ =
certain cure fer bronchitis, sure .hros;, AMI
coughs OF colds OF lorg standing. For sale
by all Druggist. 25 cis.
,sF.r there was never vet Philosopher,
that ceu'd erdare the tcotasche ps,ientsy."
rerilsps not-hat there's little vii in en-.
during il NJ ell, when one bottle Of Saliva.
ticn Oil viii cure it.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-02

Produced from the Laxative snl uutri-
tioas Juice Of California figs- combire'i with
the medicinal v,r,ues of plants known 20 be
most beue fetal to the human system, acts
gently, on the kidneys, liver AMI bowels,
ttrec.ually cleansing the SIS stem, dispeling
colds apd headache., and curin, habituai
constipation. ociistd& y inform
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9ieb.


CUNgkRLhSD-
In Portland, Sept. q. lsaac ce5s. aged Is Jears
mcutbs. Seps % sarah t., daughter OF Edward
Ard Sarah bennett. sged weeks, Sept ~,
RicLard %. Folsom. aged N years months.
KNOX.
In Rocklald. Sept. Is. Mrs AnE h. Mariner.
aged ~ YEAR. sept l.. JutE shady. aged ..
wears months. Sept ~, Mari Chiistias. wife o..
John Williams. as,i IL years, mouths. sept. ~.
Mrs Mahasa L. Cole, aged - years. sept 20.
Cornelius III. infant son ot IL. : aEa Nesiie C.
Flint, aged months
loER.
In Biideferd, sept IS. Csfss. George T. Leasift,
aged a. years.
1n kffsery, Ss,t- -. Mrs.. john res;isrew,
Sept %. seaning iai-y, Sept q. Ida A iafani
daaghfer Of t.cwia A. snS Asitie ii " siiaIa-,
aged months.
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8orn.
KNOX.

In EocSiaEd, sept. a. 10 Mr.. and Mrs. Marco ne
y. " iasow, daughter
In Camden. sept. II, 20 Mr.. ard Mrs. u. =,
Carter, son.
in Ash Poiat, South Thomastun, Sept y, 20 Nj
ard Mrs Charles K Crowley, son.
In Tiaomsston, Sept. ?. 10 M and Mrs Noics
Richards. a daughter.
In North Appleton, Sept ., 10 Hr. and Mr.;
VI iilAm h9rgess, daughter.
la ffientship, sept y, 10 MI ahd hrs. fesssn
den " ineapas, a dAug gutter.
In RacAid's Island, sept. :, 10 Nj a7d Mrs \
T.. kunueiis. sos, bennie A Hdrew-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-02
BY All Odds

The most generally lsefa, medicine Is Ayers
fiis- As remedy for the various diseases
q the stomach, liver, and hovsis, these
Pills have no equal Their s1xar-ena.,nr
causes them not oniy TO be easy and
paezsan, 10 take, but preserves their ue1l
cifai Integrity 10 all climates and for any
reasonable length Of time. The best family
nafaieifse, Ayers Pills are, also. unsurpassed
Tor ne use OF travellers. soissiers, sailors.
campers. and pienesrs- In Sone Of the
most critical eases. when AL other remedies
have failed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-02

Following are the eases Of contagious
diseases Of which the State board of health
is notified, reported for the week
Scarlet Fever Kennebnnk, |; renob
scot, !
D,chthelia- Bangor, l Caisis, | vii
ton, ?
Typhoid Fever B,ngo-, Deering, /
Deer Isle, 2; EastpGrt, 3; Pennington.
iIayyesvil', / Portland. ; Sanford, >.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-02

Al the sunual meeting of the Northeast
ern Masonic Relief Association, held al
Masonic Hall. The following officers were
chosen President. Dr. W. / Thomfso
August; Vice Presidents. J. ]. Jones OF
Hallose |. G. A. Wood of winthrop s ".
Lane of augusta, 1. S. Bangs Of Water
vile, i. NJ Fog.er of Angus Treasurer
+. Dudley. Ausustl; secretary, ]. Z.
Blanchard. Chel,ea. This A,socistion hss
du:ing its life, paid out the sum Of 81 COO
in dea:h claims
TIE Eastern Argus was yesterday placed
on file in the Y. NJ. c. A. reading groom fol
the accommodation of the patrons Of Il,
room. This ia the third Portland daily
added 10 the rooms the pas, month, through
the kniuess Of tde publishers.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-02

Mr.. WEBSTER. to whom Augusta eit'z n
look for thsir lee vas asked yesterday
~her, in The demand this year had varied
from that of years past. He replied that
about the usual quantity had been tiken this
YEAR The demand Of the city is about 1880
tons and to insure this about 25o1 tons have TO
be place. in the house which being kept open
for delivery causes great ,hrinksge IF the ice.
Mr. Wehsters attention was called to the
fsc' that m rath The iceuen complained
ihst th,ie customers secured many waste
pieces of ihe ice shipped them for export,
tbu, asmssi7e The local dealers trade
tcrersl hundred dollars 81 don't think
tnlthjng Of that nstute hiss taken place in
Augusta. replied Mr., W, but even it i,
baa sh MI have oon.idefcd that with the
high prices paid Cor ice TO slip this year it
would have hsea Of rather an advantage
thsu 4 'salyan'ate to me.
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The Best

nave ever used for headaches and thew
act Ike charm 10 relieving any disagree
able sensation In the stomach after eating
- Mrs. VI. j. Ferguson, Ptillens, Va.
was sufferer for years from dys-
pepsla and liver troubles and found no
permanent relief until | commenced taking
Ayers Pills. They have effected com
pie'f cure - George W. Mooney, Wal.a
Waila, W. T.
Ayers Pills,
PREPARED By
DR.. J. c. AVER & CO., Lowell, Mass.
'sod By all Druggists aud Dealer. in Medicine
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Cartsil c. W. Kicker of Atlantic Hose
CO. Ne >. SrI Chief Engineer Morse have
returns iroin their r.si' to Bangor snd re-
Tot the purchase { a Siese'e wheel hose
cirt for Ixc NJ. The cart hasa six foot
wheel aui is vsiu d at sl+0. With this
the boys of A,lsaii, Hcse Company be-
'ievc hey caa DO themselves err lit at the
Cir, msrs muster in Gardiner ,o5sy. They
will also enter the mater at Bah later in
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TIE following law makers a ct have en-
gagged rooms At tie Ausgsts House for the
legislat We term: H. W. Swan:rn, Bath {,
A W Chaplin, Monsoa; +. G.. Damn.
Pfcsque Isle; J. u. Peaks, Dover; g l..
Faraad, RocSl.E,l \. u. Brl, Rex AID :;
A. 7. Wisweu, Ellsworth; W. NJ. Nash,
Chsirs felA; b. h VI .rry, Louis c. S;earns,
+. A. Powers. Hont'a; Jos A. Tiicomb.
k.aus buntplr., c. II osgIci. Lewiston !;
Il p.cseAas sc Sherman Of Csmitn; c.
II Netl0a, Cslais; A Il Savage, Lewis
tnsA NJ. r,nl y. Lew VIM. Diekey /;
7 + Catalan, Lev ten; Ih,s. VI Miller !,
Od Toan. A. II. Totman sf Fairfield !;
las Adams; Th9s. Wait. Bau gJr; D. 8.
Thdeler; J. ". for;,r, Bangor; c. II.
NJ, htu; Austin Harris, j. q, SHAW; NJ.
n Drew, Fl, Fs;rfsli. There are also
from Is 10 20 roons awaiting deeisi IN of
srpncaats Seven rooms were engaged one
night ms seek.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-05-13
A So 900 900 Fire

Newark, N j.. May 6.-At 1880
o'clock tonight a fire broke out in
the large and extensive works of the
Singer sewing machine company at
Elizabethport, and at this hour /
o'clock a. m, all is lost beyond hope.
The fire started in the front part of
the building and from the lack of re-
sistance soon spread to all parts of the
massive structure. The fire depart
ment was on hand early, but was I'm.
able to cope with the blaze. On &C.
count of the lateness of the hour it is
impossible to get minute particulars.
The total loss is crudely estimated at
So, 900, 900, and at least 5000 men
are thrown out of employment.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-05-13
She Knocked Him Down.

St. Joseph, Mo-, May 6.-Miss
Nora Shaw, of Agency Ford, Buch-
ansn county, Is years of age, was ar
rested this morning by Sheriff Spratt
on the charge of assault and battery.
She has been living with her step-fa-
Their, Col. j. g. Graham, who is
school commissioner of Buchanan
county, and it appears that they have
had trouble at various times. Yester-
day afternoon Col. Graham proceeded
to whip one of the younger children,
when the girl interfered. This en-.
ragged Graham, and he knocked the
girl down and placed bis foot on her
neck. After a struggle she gained
her feet. and, picking up chair
broke it to pieces over her stepfather's
head and finally drove him from the
house. Graham caused the girls ar
rest, and her relatives furnished bond
for her appearance May 10.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-05-13
The Crop Outlook

St. Paul, MINI. May 5. -Reports
to-day indicate that the snow fell very
generally throughout the Northwest
yesterday. From La Crosse, Wis.
to Jamestown, n. ID. the storm ex-
tended and reached to Lake Ontario.
In some places snow continued to fall
for twelve hours. This Snow is gener-
ally regarded as favorable to big crops,
la'e SHOWS in former years having
been invariably followed by big yields.
Reports from South Dakota state
that early s1wn wheat i. growing
Ii cely, but n rain had fallen for me
time throughout The state until yes
terday, when the snow and rain in
same FAR did much good. In the
ives ern pOr in of the state a light
rain fell last nigat. 1t showed at
Huron.
Counties ct icken by drouth last
season seem to be especially favored
this year. The out ook in South
Dakota for an excellent crop year is
flattering.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-05-13

From New York Letter.
That pink and white young woman
was Miss Mabel Wright, who has
been called such beauty, aud who
was more than ever talked about
when she married the divorced broth
er-in-law of the Duchess of Manches-
ter. Her hair was exquisite, being
that perfect blonde SD seldom seen
except on the heads OF babies, but she
lacked expression. Her discovery
was very funny. One morning
at Narragansett, one of the
gilded youths went in bath
ing very early. Suddenly as he
was swimming far out there seemed
to come from tie depths of the deep
blue sea mermaid whose long yellow
hair was floating in the water. With
his mouth full of salt it was rather
difficult for a suffering young man
to speak, but he managed to gasp out.
"Are you Venus Z! Nobody
knows what she answered to this, but
an introduction to two or three fash
ionable women over at Newport rol.
lowed and Miss Mabel Wright got in
the swim from k"owing how to float
successfully. Skilful, wasn'tit?
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-05-13

MOberly, Mo, May 5.-An inter
esting funeral took place in this city
Saturday evening at the Office of
Squire Wilson Robertson. The con-
tracing parties were Casemer Armo-
vile aud Miss Clamentana Formento,
and John Rovetta and Miss Domenica
Ronchetta. The young men preceded
their sweethearts from France to
America to prepare home, and have
been here eighteen months. They
found employment in the coal mines
in Macon county, and a few weeks
since wrote the young ladies to meet
them in Moberly aud they would be
united in marriage. Saturday after
noon at 2:45 the long journey was
completed. Marrisge licenses were at
once procured, and Squire Robertson
pronounced the ceremonies. They
Left for their home in Macon Satur-
day on the Wabash.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-05-13
Probable Lyuchfng.

Wichita, Kan, May 6. Attorney
G. G. Miles, who killed DR.. Pritch.
ard in Coldwater, Comanche county,
last Friday, and who was captured
yesterday in the Territory, has been
lodged in Jail in Coldwater. The de-
monstrations of the friends of the
murdered man have been so agrees
sive that the sheriff has sworn a spec
ial posse of deputies to guard the
building. At last accounts the mob,
which gathered around the Jail as
soon as it was known that Miles had
been brought in. was growing larger
and more unruly, and lively times
were anticipated before morning.
Should admittance to the Jail be OBJ
tanned Mics lease of life would
be short one. He is, how
ever, not without friends in the COM
munity. and should the Jail be forced
it will be after battle.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-05-13

Washington. ID. c., May 4.-The
question of successor to the late Sen
ator Beck is already being talked
about by the Kentuckians. Fortu-
nately the Legislature is now in session
but unfortunately a joint resolution
was passed several days ago to adjourn
on the 18th of May. Members of the
delegation in Washington have COM
municated with the governor and their
friends at Frankfort, urging that it
will be unseemly to try to fill the
w cancy so soop. The funeral will
not occur at Lexington before the
7th, and that would leave on'y five
days in which to 60 through the
campaign of electing a successor.
An effort will be made to in
duce the legislature to reconsider
the adjournment rssolulirn ami take
more time. 1t seems to- be the opin-
i'm of the Kentuckians tina there will
be a contest. Carl sic Will probably
lie a candidate. His hold a. the
lead r of the Democratic eide of the
House is broken. and he feels il.
Breckenridge i. from The SINE part
of The State that Beck lived in. The
Blue Grass cJuntry will, of course,
cl i'm The succession and there is no
doubt Breckipridge would like to sit
IN the Senate. Then there are Dem
ocr 'tic Politicians in the State who
,hiuk there has been too much dic,a-
ton irom Washington and will be
against either Carlisle or Breckin-
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-05-13
MISSOURI PRESS OUTING.
Arrangements Perfected for a
Grand Excursion to the
Northwest i'm August,
1890.

Hannibal, No, May Be. w.
Stephens, president, and j. West
Goodwin, corresponding secr~tary of
the Missouri Press Association, were
in this city lo-dag en- route home from
ip to st. Lou S, Chic 90 and st.
Paul, where they had been to perfect
arrangements tor the Yellowstone
Park excursion of the Missouri
editors at the close Of their convention
to be he'd in this city August IS TO
% next. The trip viii consume
about seventeen days. The editors
will 90 from here to st. Paul, thence
to Yellowstone Park, Helena, Ana
conda, Butte, Salt Lske, Denver,
Kansas City and home. They will
90 on the Northern Pacific and return
on the Union Poetic. The entire
distance travelled will be about 4, 900
miles, at an expense to each person
not to exceed s75. Only bona fde
newspaper men will be entitled to the
benefits of the excursion. those con-
templaling going will correspond with
E w. Stevens at Columbia.
Those who are not members of the
association must make the necessary
to become members to j.
West G nodwin. Sedalia, at once.
The press of the state are requested
to copy the above.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-05-13
Two Stories OF Baptism.

Chicago Herald.
"What name do you give this
child?" said western preacher to a
couple who had brought their baby
some distance to be be baptized.
''Luthy, thir," lisped toe bashful
mother, and the pastor, who was 1T,
tie deaf, exclaimed in horror:
"Lucifer Nonsense, woman J" end
dipping his hand in the font, be con.
tinued with virtuous JUNCTION. "John
Wesley, [ baptize thee" And
whether she would or no. the poor
little girl received the name of that
great preacher.
A young couple, who appeared one
Sunday st 'he altar TO baptise the.r
first child, were the victims of an
amusing though less serious blunder.
The wife was quite selfposessed, but
the young husband seemed painfully
absshed.
Name the child" said the clergy
man and the poor young man looked
around in hopeless embarrassment as
if in saarch of the forgotten words.
At this critical moment his wife
nudged him; then he awoke to the
requirements of the occasion and said
in loud, clear voice: 81 will"
The ceremony at his last ivisit to
the altar was evidently so fresh in his
mind as to have quite overshadowed
the significance of the present occa
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-05-13
nag. eLAcK-DRAUeHT tea cures Constipation

"A hrt'e while-bearded man
named widows, now clerk in the
Treasury Department, was one of
PATHS frs managers. widows was
a noted chime-ringer. He paid the
thirteen-year old child who was des.
tined to become a world-renowned
diva 500 a week for singing in a
concert troupe with which h toured
the country.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-05-13

Columbus, Ind, May civilian
Winters, aged Is years, the son of a
wealthy farmer who resides at Will
liamsburgh, is now in dying condis-
ion from the effects Of drinking a pint
of whiskey Sunday night. Susan E.
Luther, who, in company with Win
tiers. assitted in drinking the liquor,
died last night. On investigation
paris green was found in part of the
whiskey that remained in the bottle.