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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-28
Squi,rai Island Notes

AZ this writing. August 2j!h, Squirrel Is
iaui Ia fast looiinz It's inhati'a1ts. several
et ttazes are closed All ever; boa Is loais1
with baggage aui passengers hon ward
bound. Tbs sess IN hti bccl the mot chi "
abe Of any PIE, mus scS.o1 MS expressed by
ali TIE Sqlirrels Al the i'anl. ThCre has
bstn bat few "a es @ t sickness snd no 4 al :
The cot ages nsvrr looked AZ pretty as now
b,ing newly panied AMI in good Tt par
Edward Sianwcod Of the Bost n Advertiser.
has built Gnr cottsg which attracts much
atten ion. Cor gtessmal Dinghy his en-
Jagged hi' cottage. A building ia tei lg
put up 81 the wharf for a baglsgr ard pas
stng,r waiting room which is giving con
siderable Dis abstraction On account Of tx-
storage room There hl, never been as
/ many on the island in one season as there
| has been this For sever weeks there
were over one thousand pope. and hur-
/ dieis were unable t. = accommodations
/ Hn ms 81 the Hotel Chase hlTe be- n en-
| gsgci for next season.. and several cottages
are t. be built til, coming season. The
bail alley hls been deserted by the Young
people for the new casino. and old men
oaly o3cugy the bull ing. An fort is be-
iis mad, 10 get s.tc to remove the In Il
ing 10 sn iher spot. bat u, yet no veto to
that effect has be. reached
| Mouse islnrd has not been crowded and
Capital Island has been poorly patrouised,
while the nav h ,tel at Boothbnv, vita It's
ample sui splendid accommodations. has
had very snail amount of comra y, While
the Ocean foi.i House has not been op. ned
a,sll.
| The widow Smi h's houses have no; been
opc1cd this season. which have been very
much rceded Rumor says taty are to be
sold at suc;i n on account of some legal
process Of hx. The cltt gers have been
well Supplied fro II the store and fish and
lobat r, have teen rlenty. The Gov, MIR
Moor, is displea ed by icing chrgei fifty
dollars rent for the house he o.,upiel and
psil i, nm Ter protest, Tie Chase tou'e is
to clcs9 about the m,l3l, OF september
| Miss Lizzie Priest. daughter Of Gustayus
rr est, aged fourte,u yeas, died 1t the
residence Of Ira E. Getcsell Friday iast
A j. Legal n Of SABBATH School scholars
tended tie funeral.
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AM U9EM ENT6.

The Harry LinIicy Company seems to
lose nlne Of It's popularity in this city with
succeeding entertainments. lndeed il sp-
pears able to hold IL, old friends and gain
rev ones, judging from the gosd siz,d au-
dlence that was present at last evening $
performance. The Phw1ix Is a play well
calculated to show Mr. Lindley's talents a.
a comedian 10 0aspicuou, advantage The
audi nee was nvu!sed with lsugatsr al
the many lul.ctous situation in the course
of ths play ard the humorous turns in tbs
dialogue.
The support accorded Mr. Lindley by tn.
company was excellent, and the spt cial
songs and dances by mem 1ers of the com
pauy feature much appreciated by the
audience, a. was atiest2d by their hearty
applause and frcqaent enc0rts. Tonight
the company will present the famous gypsy
play, "l,hmael.' Special sopg and Ia zee
features viii b, iittoluc,l IN The c5ars,
of the Performance. There viii be a mat
NEE Saturday afternoon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-28

Mr.. shep May Of Boston 10 in torn Vii.
itiag friends.
Mr.. Horace Es;s1n Of Fairfield va, IN
town yesterday.
Mr.. A. u. Eaze.fias Of Portland vas IN
the city yesterday.
Mr.. c. Il. McFaasen Of wat.r,iIle "a,
In the city yesterday.
xr Frark Beal vent 10 Bangor % Tie
2.is train yessssssy.
Mr.. A. W. Th15ef Of Bsnger arrived OF
the Yatkes YESTERDAY.
Mr.. HeaTy Lancaster Of Lynn /. ia tie
city yisiiisg rsIstl5es.
Mr.. y. Y. Folsom srd wife arc % ter
days TIP to Nonhsgan.
Mr.. Arihcr Hal Of LesisGsn il "a torn
visiting reIitises All frleHis.
Er-Warisa Re o. The Mxiae 5 at,
Prison vas 10 iern ysssstJay.
Mr.. Geo. 2. Martin Of Aabarn arrived
On the 20 train Last eysa NJ.
Mr.. Wosabsfy, Arsggiss n Boston, far
msriy slsh ar. Jssae Joisssos, 10 in
town.
Mr. JOHN w, Jones. son II the night.
~a,esmaH At the State Hoatt, lef. ye.ssr-
day Oh bis yscaiisa.
Ms, AIes Baseome lsfs on the l0.z2
train yesterday fsr brooklyn, " r.. where
she y III st,cai school.
Nt.. Ed..f, yxst.-t .an, - T.4.~
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The discovery by thu inhah iaats OF loctslty
hitherto uuvisit,d by tn. pe-tlisnt seourse OF
fever and asue that il exits in their very nicsi
Is deeidcay startling. saek discoveries are fnaae
al every season. IN every par, OF the Ja,on. sub
seu.nt.y ~hen |. T. aseerianed. As IL insartapiy y
at saeh times through the valuable experience OF
cue he has been ecaE htea aad ca--s tnst Hos-
te..rrs Sfonseh Bitter, is a taorog <h,y efeae oIs
esaiicator of the Isslaris poison. ant means OF
fetiif Ing the system against 1t. fe~iins OF r'ofe
security aad ttargaiaiy rvtzas iaroa<aoa. tsie
whole nei..,aori,esl. Besides the feersie forms
Of iaaiarial Gisrase dafah ayae sud aeue cake are
removed by the potent actiua OF the hifsers, 20
which .eience also gives It's sanction as reHledy
for rheamatisst, dyspepsia, constipation. liver
ccmplaias. Jeiiii.y, kidney troubles, ard all dis
easrs imIsiring ihr organs of digestion assi as
ssnilstiou.
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Tae c5uaty commissioners held bear
ing YESTERDAY IN tcgsrd n N, 6sge sHeet
ex.ens'oa. MF. Getdsrd spPes'ei on tie
par. Of the city. An ext, nsion OF time OF
week was a,kcd 81 the expiration Of
wbich. something will be done in the mat
ter, esther by Tie c ty or tie coaaiy con-
mis- son-Fs
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This Ladies Delighted .

The pleasant c feet and the perfect safe
~ ~ph which ladies' may use tie liquid
fruit lsxatve, Syrup Of Figs, under al
coalitions mska il theis fsvarits remedy
Il is pleasing to the eye ard to he taste
gentle. yet fse,asl in scsi1g on the Kid
nsys liver and bowels d&sino.
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City Of wsterv:ilc will run from wharf
above ca.t,n usili 10 Getehell's Corner to-
night sd 10 afn for noonl ght EXCURSION
Denri,' Military hard accompanies the ex-
carsio The boat leaves here s. : O'Clock
II N
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MesSys Lcsi, Sch = DR.. Mepavid. +.
o Ward Henry A. Ilea'h srd H. l.. sher-
hurne wen, t. PortlsHd 90 the SIS train
yesterday TO asead h nqrc = ven in City
Hall by the Order OF he Iron Hall last
evctiuS. MIR. + u. Somcray. Supss ME
Chief Justice e the order del,vCrrl an sd
Dire $. The, returned o, the Pallmsn this
m1rIisg
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KExSEaEc ARsgxAI,
Augusta, Nainr,
August 2sgh. 1880.
Sealed proposals, in triplioa.e. suhjec. TO the
usual conditions, will be reerivei srtl 10
O'Clock A. NJ. september IS isfo, and thea opened.
for furnishing fresh Vegetables Te4Ri ed By the
Subsistence Department. g. :. a. At this rsena,
for the fiscal year ending June %, ts9t- Prefer
cucr y i be etreu to arIscis.s Of domestic proac-
ton or m&nafaeture enaaffiaus Of gaslfty and
price ,ins.assn< N the p-ee Of foreign productions
masGfaetn-r The duty rhsrroni being equal
The Government reserves the right TO reject any
fora s.inn will be furnished on application to
.hi. Office. Envelopes containing proposals
,liesld he marked. Proposals for fresh Nsgs-ab
at hrnrsbec Arsenal, aud Addressed 90 CAPT
CULLEN BRYANT. tsrtuarrr p~rarrHss n,
A. e. >. daaz=s - z3SsePJ,ssa. = u
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The zEnaal meeting OF the stockholders Ct the
D. xter & Pi.sa.asais Railroad Conpaay viii be
held In saHp<Sl's Hall, Dover, Ne. Oh GitG,sf
september ifh. isys, az 10 O'Clock A. Il. fsr the
following purposes;
First. 70 tx the asrhe. Of Directors for said
CoTrpzny. seemed. 70 siegt said Directors; tair,i
10 transact any ether tlisinsss that may pro- eriy
conn tefoYe the meeting T. T.. EVANS, Clerk.
aug.i& 81
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1iieo


In Crawford. Aug II, Robbie II. Averi!i. aged
u wears. aud y montas-
In Ess;rsest Aag. Is. George Coiiias. eyed y
years: ssE Is. An,znsla Neaicy, aged wars, 9
nnssls, issh. frank 4. lrsin. aged years J
,s,.sl, "a. iaR, Calvin Matthews, sgsd % years;
,ovb t-i.rne,. l.. tistsaa aged years. months.
In Sor. h Ferry. Aug. Is, Maggie H. hclaoisand,
AGED ~ wears. - IN, . 80
In Cooper. ARs- u infant essaa OF eapt-
Andrew johnson aged months
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STORE FOR RENT.

Ia the Kennebec Journal B'oc<. lately occupied
By George Doughty, harness MAKER. Splendid To-
cation only \ 1. steps froul the pGhlf. haiId.
ing. Fer full particulars concerning tkis rens in
azire ~ the Journal U1ice. iaiYgtdAstf
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Martito.

kESSEREC.
In Moth NASkashoFo. Aar. l.. by Rev. W. !.
Kelly. A Perkins an, Mis-. Amy Lewis, both
u North Nassaligef1.
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A most magnificent Offer Is nale by the
al~ays to the front Atsi1son HOUSE Fur
ni,hipg Co "a eoaaeo On with the Eastera
Maue and State far,a, Bangor aud Lew
istou. Three splendid ptik are offered
the yourg llcs Of Maine for l,t'ets on
he subject "Er5romy in iIou Fur
ni.hi1g snl Housekeeping Ogr young
lady readers VII doubtless take A interest
IN subject hieh Il, in all prob b ll.y,
necI thcir pai seaSl 9t,eniiln h,fire gre At
whil', and the winriog of either priz,
wonld cer5i1iy h. TO a. II sIvsn age.
Read the Atsinsol adj
The fruis ieAr-s OF 'hia State that de-
fcnI largely upon Boron markets Tor thoir
supplies ha,r teen receiving from thos,
de- ,'crs large quspti ia Of Gal ro-nia fruit
It i. ,sira 81 thar the New York arr
Boston rec ipts Of Csl fp,ujt f-rit srt
ahnu, dou, lo thur Of last yeas sni the
price paid the producers are ~ least forty
per thNt ABOVE 'ieff fNtRtNfl INST y IT
California fruit grove $ are there fore the
gamers by the scare " Of The astern fruit
LsstWe k - car loads we're received il
Boston ard 80 IN New York mostly pear,
and rlums
Or W Il LaFham ard Rev. Il, S
whitman of this city will take part in the
exercises attending the reunion of thu
teacher. AMI scholars cf the town of Wood
stock, this Statc, which takes rlace Il;
Bryant's ro1I. De. 9Th. Their parts in
the program are. Or4t on, Rev II 5. Whit.
man, Obituaries. W. b. LaPhsm. Mrs. ".
b. Lspnam is one % the comu ittec of ar
rsngcments III teaches aai tcholsri
that ever taught or steudtj the schools in
Woodstock are eStended cordial invita-
tio' to be Ir sat.
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NOTICE.

whsrea. M wife, Enns VI .jshasen, has .eft
my bed and board. .o,s,;i say bsr',o-irg her
iey ssecSas, "a saafi PAR bi!s fa- her after
lids cate. CHARLES n. JOHNSON. 2Exizslis'
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Horn.


In NaehlIs. Ang. "A. to the wife OF +. /.
Nelson, soA. Aug. l.. 10 tho wife % irstng u.
Vose. : daughter. Aug. ~, 10 the wife OF Dennis
O'DonBeii, sus.
In East Msehias, Nag. :. 10 the wife of Frank
W Gray, u dsnghieT-Al,ce Gertrude, Aug. II, 70
th, wife VI SANFORD l.. kisemore, y daughter
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Ayers
Cherry PectOral

G O. Lsprer. Druggist. Fort Wayne. lad,
writes; Ny Btfle sister. four years II age.
wz1s 80 N from bronchitis that We Rad asuinst
gwen up hope Of hsr recovery Our family
physician. skiaf1i man AID q large expert
essee. pronounced L ussieas 10 gbss her auv
Hsofe medicine. saying ne had done all twas
possible 70 do. and We must prepare for the
worst. As u iass resort, We determined 10
Try Ayers Cherry FsctSral. ana ! eaa truly
saY with most happy results. After taking
tea doses she seemed % breathe easier.
and, within wees, was ogt If aanseF We
eontlnned giving the Psetorzi until satisfied
she was entirely well. Tins lndispatabls
evidence a tie great merit u Ayers Cherry
FeetoTal has given rlc nnboHndea conf
dsner In TIE preparation. and I recommend
d - nay customers. knowing it cannot aisap-
point them"
ayers Cherry PsetDral cured me Of bad
cough and my partner d hropehitis- kn0s
u numerous eases IN which this preparation
has proved very beneficial In families IL
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Young Children,

% that the medicine Is known among them
a. the eUusoier Of the afflicted - Jaime
Rufus Vidal san cfistohei. San Domingo.
d" 4 short nIns ago. | was taken with
severe attack a bronchitis. The remedies
ordinarily used In saeh cases failed 10 give
mc relief. Almost IN despair 81 ever finding
anything to cure ne, bought bottle Of
Ayers Cherry Peetoral, and was helped
from the first dose. / bad BOT finished one
;tlc before the disease left me. and my
tfsoat aud langs were as sound as ever
tieo b. Hunter. Altoona, Pa.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-10
4 BABY MURDERED
A Horrible Case OF Infantieide Dis
covered Yesterday.
TIE CHILD VAS SURELY BORy ALIVE
oaiS - asst Ersshsful and Islan.siiaGs
Dssth-A Elsody fF4iI LeAas ~ as
ABpaiilsg discovery Lssk
fsE a slek Ws1aa

Yesterday afternoon, about O'Clock
word reached col. B.shop Al tie jal
thai there Nas business Tor hlu VI IA
unusually unpleasant character oUE
neaF Bridge-st.. Just east OF Easiest,
ghieA va nothing less than the .nves-
t.satiOn OF murder most foul and the
care Of the corpse.
The scene Of the crime - about one
hundred rods n0Fth OF Budge-st., and
two blocks east of East-st., lusL beyond
the top Of tne bill after crossing the D.,
o.. II. 4 VI. railway track. Yesterday
a couple Of boys, one Of whom was q
son OF Andrew Ryan, were playing IN
the yicinlty Of the house IN question.
The mousse bad been vacated a fortnight
ago by member OF the Salvation Army
whose name could not be learned
These boys were playing about and
within the vacant house, when one OF
them, while looking out OF the rear
window, discovered fresh traces OF blood
Op the snow. Thinking lac had found
clew % the discovery 0f the fate of
some recently-.toien chickens. he called
upon hls companion "a go with h.m to
"a course OF investigation. The trace.
OF blood led in two directions, one TO-
wards the priyv and tile other
towards the front gate. Following
up the former. and entering the struc-
ture with the expectation oil finding the
vault filled with chicken nCads. thev
ts.. 4 hsr -.rf.
frOnted them. The floor aud the seats
we're literally bcsmattered with blood
butuO feathers. Upon peerlng iuto the
vault. they were able To see by the AID
o. a tiny beam OF light, conveniently
thrown N through naIl-hOle by the
declining Western sun, the form OF q
plump, large girl baby. Ia great fright,
the boys scampered home with the
guasty news. and the father notified
the sheriff as soon as ne could. Colonel
BISHOP sent ndcr-Snertf Powers at
once 10 the scene of the lnfanticide.
while he himself went IN search of
Coroner LOcher. When Powers reached
the place, he made thorough search
OF the premises, and noted every
circumstance that could afford clue
10 the maternity of the child. The
poor little baby was evidently born
IN - own temporary grave,
and the time OF the occurrence must
nave been within week. The blood
which could be traced clear oft into
thc road. had surely fallen upon the
present layer OF snow. for this snow be-
gan 70 fall 4 week ago Saturday MORN
ing. Owing TO the lateness OF the hour
no very searching Investigation could
b. made, but It seems almost certain
that very SICK woman must be found
not lar from that house. The whole
affair seems TO be As mysterious 10 the
ne.ghbors as to the people of the west
side OF tine city.
Col. Bishop was not able TO find Cor
onCr LOcher yesterday. bat visit viii
bc made by sheriff and coroner to the
place today, aud doubtless sufficient
facts Will be COLLECTED to unrayel the
mystery.
Deputy Sheriff Powers brought the
babe 20 town and left il IN the charge
OF Undcrtaker Mason, OF South Dlvi-
siOn-st. He says there Is no doubt IN
ms mind that the babe was born alive.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-10

railroad collision 80 Big Rapids
yesterday resulted n thc death Of q
Grand Rapids man, under peculiarly
distressing surround iues. Albert Dean
vas brakeman on the o. T. q 7 He
had three cons. tae first of whom con-
mi tied rucde y cutting hs own
tnroat- th. secfga died of sraa i-pox
And noV the father has hecnsne tic
fourth n the fine of fstal casualties A
collision 0f g fre gat and 81 iCe trsu
yesterday, made 3 bad wreck. 81 fat
others ~ fhe trans saved fkerHs res
tr jumping whir Ilal ck ~ als
ross and peIIslf1-
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-10
CHURCH AND STATE.
4 Complete Divorce i'm the New Republic
OF Brazil


BiLuMoRE, March S.-The Rio de
JancirO correspondent of the SIM,
writes The separation of the church
aud state has taken practical form.
Under the Imperial Government. the
old Imperial Church. which did duty rs
cathedral for TINS blshopr.c, was
pretty much pulled topieccs 20 prevent
its falling down OF It's own weakness.
ant an engineer, with au assistant and
large -taf OF wOrkmcu, wOrs making
the dust and the money fly.
For some reason the wages of the
workmen fell into arrears. and as under
the empire It was customary to make
complaints I'm such eases to tlC press,
the poor lnnOcents did the same on tine
present occasion. They soon found ont
that an empire with state Church was
quite different from republic with
rather a free idea 0f the Deity. for the
Minister of the Interior promptly
ordered their wages paid. and quite as
promptly ordered all work stopped on
tue cathedral.
The governor Of ~ Paulo has dc
ctncd 90 pay over funds voted for
church repairs. winch nc has decided
must now he at tne charge of tho "a th-
tul To IS said the cathedral here Will
De- rebuilt at the expense Of members Of
The church..
All traces Of church aud state aiF-
anCe. &c IS pointed out. have nos been
ohlterated. The new table OF raG0us
to be served the Brazilian uayy ou Fri-
dsys viii comprise fish instead of beef
Note IS also carefully unade shat n che
recently published electoral regCia-
irons. constant reference IS made ID
Parish churches. "Psrshes, etc,
precisely as Il enc state church st.l cE-
.-frf
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-10
CHURCH BURNED.

\ Defective Furnace oVerdocs the Heat
ing business.
.Nslll.s, e - vz.tss,S -ssstlp.
GRANp HAvEN, Mich, March 9.-Tho
Second Reform Church, on the corner
Of sixth and Westinghouse. here, was
totally destroyed by fire at $50 O'Clock
this morning. The fire started from
the furnace Tie loss is estimated "a
$500; the insurance is $500. Tie sO-
cIetv VII rebuild az once, putting up q
brick-yenecT structure. Tho Congrcga-
uona Church, diagonallv opposite. uss
also damaged about $50 worth.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-10

~ren' fhe Big Rapids PIONEER.
The Detroit Jsua1i has 4 notice al
tae bead of Us state news column IN
which admou shes is correspondents
ta never address 4 communicable IN
tnc name IF IT. edtors. and adds.
Men mav come 8nd mon may Co, but
t.fe fee keeps right ou ~ t1e Old
stand snd prints tne news Nothing
rout w0re completely demonstrate
wIsts = nouc-tfv man becomes when
he connects himself with jsliv n1per.
lle our - tee parts fo q machine i
known oniy dy one genert. name and
vlleu Fee cca-fs % set ru unsa1 Nfh
visa either parts. ar IS quaCkIv rsu.scct
fv another. 4e uav labor unceassug-
~ his work nav 81 81 fhe neS' ard VT
ne nos known outside GO tre 1iEce
Tie PAPER stsorh~ fhe eredit. not he
ara whon he Steps town su3 out he
ks nothing hl hs saarv. aud
aft.ri1es tnat Is 1lea1tr enough.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-10
A JEALOUS HUSBAND
supposed 80 Be R@sponsibie fer Bern
hard Junghsus' Death.

ProRTs. H., March e.-~he body of
Bernhard Jungnsas. a wealthy horse
importer, vas discovered floating IN
the river here, WITH his b cad split open.
late last night. Il IS known that jung
hans always carried con siderable cash.
bat all money and vsluables were iss-
ing. Tie fact that h- money, watch.
etc. are missing would lead 70 tbe Im-
preston that the Killing was done hv a
common thief. but the police thnk tnst
the body was plundered % create such
an impression, and that tno bloody
deed vas committed by 2 jealous hus-
band No arrests have yet been made
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-10
FOOD FOR FLAMES
Cray a Says FuFaitsFs FACTORY la De
tFoit BaEusd

DEIEsIT March s-Flre this even, g
destroyed Cray a Baffy six-story Laick
tarnItuEe factory and Carroll & Huuvs
cbair company establishment. The
Ostler Printing Company sud The Car
FOli agar mandatory, adjoining
buIdmgs, were con- pieteiy gutted
The total loss = estima ted At Sz50, coo
partly covered oy insurance.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-10
FAST IN THE SNOW.
The Canadian Pacific Road Blocksded
for MILES.

BtScoR. Ne. March s.-The Cana
dian Pacific express train is stuck In a
huge snow drift near Lake QnaWay.
Engines. srow-plows and q crew Of
men have been sent from. Henderson 70
assist i1 extTcat.ng the ira %.
There are many pssseu gers aboard
and the ira % blockade the lire te-
tween Henderson ard Naftawamkesg.
and aH traffic IS uterrupfcd There
has been heavy fall of Snow along tic
line from Creenvilie 80 Mattawauk kea-.
and there are drfts twenty-five feei
deem.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-10
We Wish cvcrv Lady 81 E1annne tho
Great merits of the
Rain Proof Dist Shedding
Oufst0e Gogments.

Pegfecftg porous and Yef rain
gepeyl0nt The on7V obsolutely
raia-57yoef garment aehich lDos-
sesses beo8tg and sfsfJe, hgh6
wefgM md perfect DeatiJottom
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1890-04-25
GIRLS Nor SO ANy1nrs TO Wrl

GIRLS Nor so ANXIOUS TO We'd
one OF the most striking features
oi The century, now drawing TO a
close, TO those who can remember
clearly The last thirty years, is the
changed altitude of the fairer sex
toward the world and its affairs
Then the ambition Of every voung
woman was to be married. Mar
mage was a success in life, spin
slerhood was a failure. Nothing
but some pronounced and ap.
proved mission in life could ex.
cuse single blessedness in woman.
To-day our young girls are more
likely TO show a desire 10 be self
supporting and Independent. The
term "old maidn is no longer OBJ.
noxlous to them. They pant for
practical education. The girls of
afanlly ! often more arnes
students than the BOYS. They
think more of making a living than
making an advantageous match.
They envy those of their sex who
make good incomes by The work
oi brain and hands instead Of dis
Garaging such work.-Detroit Free
Press.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1890-04-25

Moss POINT APPRECIATED.
Mos Point, Miss" said a North.
ern mill man who has been South,
to me, us becoming an extensive
sawmill town, and in the sweet by
aud by may attain a reputation as
extensive as many OF the Northern
numbering localities. Ii is located
at The confluence of the East Pas,
cagoula and Escatawpa on the Dig
river, and by reason of these
streams and their tribute zen is
contiguous TO a vast timber aiea.
1t contains $500 people, and The
lumber business is the principle
industry. Besides the mills there
are several dealers in timber. The
mi Is furnish The greatest portion
the lumber t. vessels which
load al l'asragoula and Ship Is.
and. 1t is II hustling town fora
one, and | can tell you
That the spirit Of hustle is taking
possession OF many sections Of the
South with both hands and ceet"
Northeastern ZIMMERMAN.