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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-06-20

1 Last year over 4o5, 900 applications
Ter patents were filed at Washington,
and over "a, 200 patents were issued, the
largest number since 1885. The total
issue up to the beginning of the present
year was over 41S,000. New York leads
the list. Its citizens received 1929 pat
ents during 1889, almost twice the num-
Der issued to the second State on the
list, Pennsylvania, and more than double
the number issued to the third State,
Massachusetts. Indian Territory is last
on the list, with only two patents issued
to its citizens during the year. Connecti-
cut has the largest number granted in
proportion to its population of any State,
nTamely, one in every 700 OF the popu,
lation.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-06-20
A Marvellous Cannon.

To the cannon at Kubberporc-N ajeal,
India, is attributed miraculous and super
natural powers. 1t is III feet long, 5
feet inches around the muzzlc, with u
calibcr is inches across. by the natives
it is called Jaun Kushali, or the de-
stroycr of life. History does not record
the date of its casting, which the super
stitious people attribute to the gods.
Persian inscriptions on .his great death
dealer prove that it has been captured
in some war with that country. but the
letters and characters arc so nearly OBJ
liberated the date can not be asccrtained.
The cannon has rested for ages between
two mammoth trees of the pcepul species,
which have grown so firmly around it
that it could not be removed without
Telling one or both OF them. Tradition
says that the cannon has boen fired once
and that the ball was inpcllcd twenty
four miles.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-06-20
A MethodIcal Little Cuss.

The modern child is on analyst. The
small kid was playing with the scissors
and his kindly old grandmother chided
him:
"You mustn't play with the scissors.
dear. I know little boy just like YOU
who was playing with pair of scissors
just like that pair, and he put them in
his eye and put his eye out, and he.
never could see anything ever AFTER
The child listened patiently and
said, when she got through:
What was the matter with the other
eye ?"-San Francisco Chronicle.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-06-20

& The close of the year 1889 found the
effective strength of Great Britain's
Navy as follows; 62 armored ships &c OF
(which were waiting for their guns), 29
protected and partially protected, and
282 unprotected craft, including 1871
torpedo boats. In 1894, according to
the Government programme, the fleet
will number 76 armored ships, SS pro-
tected and 1886 unprotected vessels, in-
Guiding LAT torpedo boats.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-06-20

Z From NJ. Topinard's observations on
the color of eyes and hair in $50, QUO
persons in France many interesting re-
suits have been deduced. One of the
most curious is that race formed from
mixture of blondes and brunettes shows
the hereditary blonde element in the
eyes and the brunette in the hair, this
tendency accounts for the rarity of a
combination of light hair and dark eyes.
The assertion that the Americans-a pre-
eminently mixed racc-are fast becom-
ing dark-haired and bluc-eyed nation
is in accordance with this law.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-06-20

& The volcano Of Cohino, Mexico, has
been misbchaving itself badly of late,
and the inhabitants Of six villages at its
foot are fleeing for their lives before tn,
streams of molten lava that are pouring
down its sides. The volcanoes intcstines
have been growing wildly for three
months, and the eruption is expected te
sbe of very destructive character.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-06-20
Use OF Rings.

We read of Pharaoh investing Joseph
with a ring when he made him ruler over
Egypt; we read of the men and women
of Israel contributing their earrings
part, no doubt, of the Egyptian spoil
TO the making of the golden calf. In all
times the ring seems to have been a sym
boil of dignity and authority
In the early days of the Roman Re-
public Ambassadors wore golden rings as
part of their official dress Later on
every free Roman wore one as a right, al
though some who affected the simplicity
of olden times wore iron rings. In more
degenerate days the luxurious Romans
loaded their fingers with rings, some of
the more exquisite dandies even going so
far as to have different rings for winter
and summer wear.
The Lacednmonians, as became their
rugged simplicity, wore rings of iron.
Caesar mentions gold and iron rings rs
used in Gaul aud Britain for money, a
thing customary among ancient peoples,
and practiced even in Sweden and Nor
way down to the twelfth century, as it is
now among some of the tribes of Africa.
In days when writing was rare ac-
complishment q seal or signct ring was a
necessity to Kings and mobiles, aud such
rings were never parted with, even tenn
porarily, save to persons in whom explicit
confidence was placed. The Yea
Round.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-06-20
PITII AND POINT.

Every day is fine one to the Police
Justice.
An early spring-Jumping out of bed
at o'clocls.-Ttras Sytings.
"The dear OLD times'-When green
back was worth about forty cents.
A lobster can't be styled swell red"
until it has been boiled. Merchant Trao-
eler.
Sword swallowers ought to try saws
awhile. They would be more toothsome.
-1oietlo Blade.
Even the humbcst toiler in the land
can resolve to live for a hire purpose
Ne,o York Netcs.
Only truly selfish man can realize
fully how utterly selfish other men can
bc.-IS0merUiUe Journal.
The slow thinker can at least claim
that there is plenty of wait to his mind.
-Biaghdmtom Republican.
She became good compositor
This Nassar maiden spry,
Commanded highest wages Tor
She never could make pi.
"Why are you here, my poor fellow?"
asked the visitor of the prisoner. "De
walls is so thick can't git out. Oats
why, sce?" -hacket.
When reports relating to the Indiaus
are filed in the Interior Department we
suppose the Indian lie is the one used.
-FittsJu'y Chronicle.
"Now, my little man, tell me, what is
your place at school2" "Plense, sir, if
get promoted, shall be the last but
one. "-Fiiegende Blaetter.
Judge-"Prisoner do you confess YOUR
guilt2" ''No, your Honor, the speech Of
my lawyer has convinced even me OF my
entire innocence Fieyente Blae,ter.
The man who's always deep in debt
Is seldom known TO float
On flames high wave-yet none the less
He is man of note.
Washington Post.
Everything depends on q good begin
ming, and when baker starts in business
he should remember that great deal de-
ponds upon his making frst-c class tart.
Statesman.
"N1ind, don't want to be iiattered,"
said feminine voice confdentially be-
hind photographers screen, "but do
try and idealize it all you can. "-Philq-
delphia RecOrd.
"What makes the tea so weak, Mrs.
Brown2" asked Jones, the wag Of the
boarding house. "It's been listening to
your jokes about the hash, Ircckor," re-
piled Mrs Brown.
"Doctors are queer men," remarked
Dobbin to his wife. "Why2" asked the
lady, because you can't show them
your tongue, without they show you
their bill."- Washington Star.
Dudley-"You look at me Us if YOU
thought was fool, eh2" Stranger
"Wby, no; you can't be such fool after
oil. Your remark shows that you read q
mans thoughts at a glance. ''-Te1as Sif1-
ings.
Visitor Ito schooD -"Now, children,
what do you suppose was the first thing
did when went to school2" Small
Boy (on back seai)-fiI'llbe bet you stuck
bent pin in the teachcrs chair! "-Neu
York Sun.
Mastered It's Intricacies. -Man-NAre
you getting an insight into your employ
er's busincss2" Boutwell,, should
smile! know it better than he does. II
"How long have you been here2" ~
week. &c Chicago Times.
Wifc-"Did you find out what allied
the clock last night after told you it
wouldn't run2" Husband-"No; I sat
up till nearly midnight and took It all to
pieces, and l saw nothing wrong with st.
Wife-"Well, I've thought what Is the
matter with it. forgot to wind it."
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-06-20

There appears to be no further doubt
about the restitution in North and South
Dakota, about which so many conflicting
reports have been published. Clara
Barton, the female philanthropist, made
a personal investigation of the subject,
and declares that at least 5000 people
were dependent for subsistence on public
charity.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-06-20

In the lower house of the Prussian
Diet, Herr Szmula, Pole, warned the
Government against ill-treating the
Poles, who, he said, would be wanted
in the event of war with Russia. He
declared that if they were embittered
against Germany, the founding of new
kingdom of Poland would become pos
sible,
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-06-20
a doctor in Rome hos published statis-
stics showing that several thousands Of
persons are annually buried in 0tste Of
coma throughout Europe.

Striking oil continues to be flourish
ing industry in Pennsylvania. During
February 476 new wells were opened,
adding 10, 459 barrels to the production
of the oil region.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-06-20

aAn Adelaide (Australia) daily paper
has in its employ three men named Day.
One of them is called Sunday, because
he is clergyman, another being the
cashier, is called Payday, while the
third, being law reporter, goes by the
name of Judgement Day.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-06-20

According to the Detroit Free Press,
when Government official in Russia is
snubbed, refused his blackmail or fails
to get the big end of bargain he dc.
nounces his man as Nihilist, swcars he
has seen him act suspiciously and away
goes the object of his spite to fortress
to die there or be sent off to Siberia.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-06-20

Rice is the main food of 40, 900, 600
persons, Or more than one-thrd OF the
whole human race, and it enters largely
into the diet of the remainder
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-23
TIE spsc.Al NJ. lass-

1hs ueeiirgs pader the asspsess Of sae
NC. A. are r'aipl9 TFev-'n@ sa IN
tersss sd s,tsH5snes- Yesterday altar
seeu Al tie Fifs; Bap.i.I ohafea Mr.. Mar
In spoke on The suly Of the Bible as
ssoIe.s There 3 great maay wsys q
studying the Bible. such as BY ts9ie',
~er4s. sc Bat The bss. say is TO take il
a. a = hoe, from tsgiuning 70 end.
Fiy.t. staiy sa outline Of eaeh btoks tdsn
nv esapIfng the books We ione eaasiaaous
tt,oazn.. God has purpose 10 each bob.
There Is ne book of minor importance ~
arriving 81 the purpose u sseh book ~
understand the xhois Bible. ihs svaNge-
hs seIss Ca 10 give tae purposes OF tag
hacks II, both Fesiimenls Right here IL
makes .he statement that be who was cast
ing aside any post On Of Tie Bible as ann
spired If Ged Sss an iaiaei AMI vas n ias
sane class as Rshsr; Ing oil teeFs
is no need of the attempt. made totsJ y
.'bar asoBising the Gospel
We aust get AZ the subject 81 the blois
--Th4s susjegt 10 Redemption pr fs1h
Jesus Chr 81 Is the subject ais9 Lsays
binl cut &rd she Bill is = 20 mora vslne
-hsn the Koran. III sha Oh IesiSm II va
fiad He is couligz ~ lhe so psi lie Rae
cone and 10 the Egisllss Ee wlli Gene
The Billie msy b. expressed IN tao
words, Christ Jesus. Christ ia the Oh
Testament aad Jesus ia the New.
III. -Four reasons Why att should study
The whole bible, first staey OF Ch,st ior
kuowIe,g second. in Christ ih.rd, iDr
IN ,. gfa FQ.Tfa
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-23
SOMETHING FOR THE LADIES

GREENHOUSE AND WINDOW PLANTS.
Ivy. when trained about the windows,
door frame, or upon the frames of pie
tures, is one of the most pleasing of
room decorations, Dust is its greatest
enemy, and this should be removed once
4 week by washing the leaves with Il
sponge or soft cloth and warm water.
II scale insects are seen, remove by
means Of brush, -an old toothbrush
will answer.
The stems of chrvsan,hemums, when
ont of flower. should be cut away and
the pots removed to the cellar. where
they must not get so dry as to kill the
roots. Bring pots Of bulbs from the eel
lar, a few at a time, for a succession of
bloom.
Hanging baskets are best watered by
plnging them into tub of water until
the earth is soaked through.
Over heating, dryness, dust and insects
are the great obstacles 10 successful win
dow gardening The temperature should
not exceed seventy degrees, if il can be
avoided, and be fifteen degrees less at
night. Give air by opening wirdov
On mild days, but avoid cold draft up
on the plaHts. Evaporate water upon
the stove If the room Is heated by one.
cover the plants with a light cloth or
paper screen when the room is swept.
Water only when the soil shows that the
surface is dry. Once week set the
plants in Il bath-tub or sink, and sho wer
copiousiY with water from Watering
pot with Il fine nose. -. american igr(-
ruituTlN.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-23
The Ia. baus Llnsn rsr.aes.

FIR eeefy pufp3se the Harbour lsea
th-eaas hsga heen sss as-i sistgn ll-4,
Tia vare Fl g3e miNs IN tmHi1s, irsl q
and Geimauy, giving cnglgamant % 5Ar
tesale, nsors sasn double the aHmraF it
other linsa tlirssd toase "a tbs wafltl
The American production tf tlete Threads
hss recently been great stimnlssed. The
Barbour threads have sod mark bic
campss tier flr ElG years. ard noV fc'7i7
ftinsr r ID on 60 sumcrs ;hea ~ss ever
known Evefy fr-ds nod department u
work lie eaEec.slis ct.ered e. y. ae Me-
ehssi7s' eTh b'tioa IN B3sie1 'sere is at
present 2 fee dispisy # BFs ar in'eal'
su3 the tax j. shown IN iss gstioas stages.
sa..i com l.ete tsrssd sSnieit w4s aeser
nefsra teaa ID Nsv Engi4ed. Toe an
esnhtoiisrr and sseiit 40 K ihtesl
ezsi5,t Of 6tp ai ia;ews 81
it5iss When s..encrg the ffif fhe
-aaef should surely SEE Ike ia E-
EXHIBIT These linen th-s a Is are made fat
ssezg puy50 se 10 family sn wrrkshop.
for 5oTaesiie use TIE tlrs5-c4sa Zif]-7s74s
1eing sr5rgIy Teeammsndsi FIR $50 z
see5as, fassv- ca7i 1of ear7e9 sewing, sEi.e
and esiore3 i5ss fer sisi at ensesiseFys
aei threads in bite, eefu a1a A. for
kriitirg- 'ereehgti Z. isee IN x (. we. Fas
Bs7 ur breads arr SCI Ny 81 salzi Esrs
1asisrs and at ~ gensfsi stores. in tHe
boat and shGe. cason sAue, Asraess a0'i &
cI te@ traaas II vhanh lirea ihreais are b.
i p, lhs BarhnnF threats ar fssQsle uses
VI ssever strsagJh - relasssFT. shes
thres Is axe preferred Tbs Sees fnfsnd
b-are. msnsgs15sAs Is at NJ 81 Lsaeoin
steer. Bes1oa.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-23
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t.x1 q lcasI HayssAi II feisersrss Asaashss.
IA sars. ths sssassrsn Il iAxrsps sfste1a o.
~ easls Ga ssss 81 $50 G re rauss al n'ilss
II Nc. tsasevrsnsrt *ssssr A4ssss ssa
II ~ selsss. wlssis l.. saesFe ~, srs9ssty
81 astxSts caracsn sa tssel cot Al
fsasse csesss Il m ~ teieAaerazsf q two
aases r. I nsisi3aa sselsass. TIE harvest . sier
II saa1aa7lte eshes /. sass kas'eQ tsss-
g-s Il s-arYa5x. stare ssstsa esvsrs me
.vcana irsa Enzsss { ieslss ard ~
ssyass.s " ss54 aIsss - 40 IN kzsss "a
Eatsasicr sch Il lA tsis Ear Ia has
II asls riiss a.sse ksAra stasi ssls - sss-
tvs 81 ~ VI ercsa eAaies. aita sssstea
;Fnsa Cssi1 asig SIX 5Ears Sxe s. com
,sss I'D 30 Eaae TsHn. - ilas tex a2-< cpn-
.laeag & naN efagi fYsy snsl7s! q b sas-
s,ssrsee ss!ssr4sh ~ beg s. tn1ssFoas
peiats u ny re- eshs Aese tan II ues
ei5ss o. e4h's hsse been rsqsle 10 &c
tis, 40 ssTsfas somexsi 5, ~atd - ore or
s IS s,d f., N the a1iisss.. fEef eh, Sgshi,h
sssa Fer sapss Gsrsrs f1ssts hHss pa e.
4 .sa5 20 caTsg Iag Gu the egss Tie \ arth
sslsaEit sssna a 81 70 las haasleyea
aseiss. al lAI3 s5aas 1879. thongs act AL
srg 80. Meg sE III fresss.s isnis, FIVE corr
esase a.e ~ gsssd ia fcrEag ding lel egrArs
teEesea n rts America and Eufeps, aad
tx losSi .ei 9Th vi TIE CABLES o. ID ~
sheFt. iaciadigs eaa.s eonseetsogs, IS over
SC eco saateil mil s--Scgg9aers AagG
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-23

have been made since tseo, AMI This par7
tieuisr instrument can be traced hack - or
30 years I, was made oy Robert WI
ham Saars. for Dubois & Stodarf. Ses
York, and IN iis day was probably regarded
very fre affair. 1t has SIX oeaves, viii
ose pe5ai The action is till in far work
ing order. and is something of curiosity.
Close by this venerable Instrument which
e5ais down 10 US from former generation,
are several magnificent uprigats, Of differ
ent uakss, aed the contrast is very
suggestive OF ths Improvements ltaf
hsYe been mznis IA the last een-
fury. IL fact, she pianos of half
eeatary ago, would heck very primitive
wben compared With the splendid affairs
saa. are r0w made by scores of firms in
Ibis country.
As citing companion for the ancient
iiaso that We have spoken Of, is al Old
singing book, which was published in the
year 1913, entitled The Parish Harmony,
or Fairfax Collection of Masick, contain
a Concise Introduction TO the grounds, OF
Naa.cs, AMI yaFietJ Of Psalm Tunes
suitable to be ussd in Divine Service TO
gether with Anthem, by Japheth Coonts
Wasbburn" This hoax was printed Tor
the author At Exeter, By c. Nofiss & Co,
Ga one Of TIE Fly leaves we aed this
written in bold, lesibls hind; "Vss-
salborough, March 20, ISL, The prop
eity Of Na,hsnii Cross Mr.. Cross
ass doubtless oue Of the old time voealists.
which were plentiful il the bygons days
when "sinein skEle7 was ons of the inst
buttons in the land. The ointment ex-
pressed in some Of these cid p.ecrs. IS not
particularly cheerful. For instance. en- oue
pugs we fad this verse, set 10 appropriate
music:
Stoop down, nv thoughts w,iieh used 10 rise.
Converse a while with DEATH,
Trims how EaspiDs mortal lies
And pants away MS breath
It woali be very interesting 10 see a col
lie. ton Of the yarions musical instruments
on sti-h our orehenr4s used 10 play, and
he music books which were IL vogue, and
9 good display Of this kind ia5glt be Sc
cared without much difficulty This could
be maize a hit at some oi the ARA held here
in the future.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-23

DeY4tg stes 4 f.e0assf ssfestess tesgp
Tpesdas svssins vhs poss - = q aaa.sn;sin
% e5sk re s.llsa u ~ sssasspes Of
Gefhsan Js~eat IN he metassg aid sad
far soess7s nx - a. a-s J vet va,
ees.kisz IS sae ,nsz aad fsssag sens cake,
':aasa&sts ans efesa lxsra then "a tSs
eaI of-rza them . tin, Hs refassa sc
sept s.t5 40 asssnps1oa a vast smonnE
IF dignity, 'sula1aiHg that he eanzidsSed
hinaselt snfi.ee> to an issisaii 70 eat
fr3u sbe aiaisg fasle II i Hsselsss to
= marx shas be 6.as'i. Letter ia TIE lay be
aecosfed somAs On tie btidge asxiag her
for ssr eests. Deputy Size IL Ccnners
overheard hin ard promptly eseoI,ei him
% the station He vas sent to jail yesisr-
day morairg for 80 days,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-23

The entertainment given Tuesday night
at City Hall under suspices of the Sorosis,
proved to be very pleasant affair, as
everybody anticipated. The parasol drill,
By the little girls dressed 10 white with
fxucy caps, snd the harlequia quairille By
yeuug ladies' and gentlemen, were executed
with pFomp'nsss and precision The cos
TUNES and general makeup of the latter
were nnique ard grotesque, and caused no
eud of merrimsrt. Thee stage exhibitions
were brought out ulder the direction of
Miss Hattie BATES The dance. for VII eh
ine music wss furnished by an orchestra
Of four pieces. led by Puilen CT Augusta,
was enjoyed ia by COED company. Ice
ciesm and cake were On sale during the
evening ard the tables were we'll gatrouized.
The evening was pheasant one for
ail xha were present. either as parsici.
parts or sps ctstors. and we hear that the
net proceeds were net far from $50, neat
gsir
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FARMING NOTES

We wear oul ouTselYs, and our ma
eaiues working ever aeres that 10 not
yield hali . creep.
he only way farmer can make a
profit Is u lay obsolete systems aside
and nus mere brains iAio hls profession.
Avoid inbreediug Get new and, If
possible, better blood from time TO time
Now IS the season to parehase The needed
coekereis, ard whilst You are about it,
gst good ones oRly.
When hens begln shedding their featA
srs. they generally begin'to quii laying.
Il they are fed 9n good hesitiiy food
Cha, IS easily digested add especially
green stuff, they sill con niue 70 drop
40 occasional egg ali through the moult
liz season.
Look after HE birds during tie com
iag rHuogAS ard especially the wst days
These are the days when roUp begns to
mske us appearance. This is bat the
result of q severe cold which has been
neglected until the surrounding parts
hel ome diseased.
Noftrm tool should be left out even
f.r single night after using. Il should
be well Cleaned and put uudcr cover 10
a DIV placg. II farmer IS careless and
aeBltetim 81 ms toeis about the iarm,
yoa inay mille up 3o0f ANNA tiat sarh
Dian y not worthy y tlie calling.
There !. ia much chance for energy,
foresight aud skill 10 succeed IN agiieul-
fure IT. in any other businass. There
are enough successful farmers, who
have brought themselves up from friend
less poverty to- wealth, to prove The
'rrutii Of this sttcment, They are to he
found in every state, and almost univer-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-23

Tte pepii in the second cls.s at he
hgn sch . have been bdy the past few
Ia. ia sflteg essags on the SUI jet of
" Newspapers with The understanding tia.
prz OF ~ FOR the b st and 81 for the
secord should be awarded The contest
closed Tuesday. aud during the evening the
Judges, Mis- Clara Bur!eigh O. 3. Clsson
Esq, aad Rev. r w jenkins txsmiacd
the productions, AMI out of the thirty -5ue
prs'elted awarded the first prize TO Miss
,Geriie Morgan AID the second Prize to Miss
Vtyisn Small. The two essays receiving
the bpT ors are both very msrl;oTiops pto-
duetion', but for lack Of space the journal
is uoabie to present them to i,s reader'
The effAr has created considerable ex
cItement among the pupils and their
friends, and the Jourus,s announcement
Of The result viii be read with interest
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-23

There are over two hundred men at pres
eut employed in the NJ. c. railroad shops in
ibis city. In the freight department, the
men are pushing work on the lot OF $50
platform ears commenced last spring
They are now making about fourteen a
week, About leo have been finished, snl
At the rate the work is row going on it will
not be long before the balance Of the lot is
completed. The crew al the shops. it will
he remembered. was very materially ent
down 10 number some moaths ago, but it is
new getting back towards the old basis. OF
coufse some Of the experienced help thst
was discharged have net returned, their
places being filed with green hands, but
they work in very well.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-23

oae Foster Nelson lives IN Clint on ard
his wife has been at work IN the fa'asy OF
Harrison Cole. one day las: we she
Nens back villa him to Clinton, he promis
log 10 return with her to Mr. Coles. This
he refused to do and shs afterwards came
back to Fairfield ~i.hon: ms knowledge.
the next scene IN this doriestic drama Vas
whea Nelson appeared A. Coles aud thl eat
ened to snoo. his wife II sbc persisted in
her refusal to retura tn him. The 20.
lice we're sent for and he went sway. bus
continuing bis THREATENING language The
general idea is that lpe oaei 3; To be oked
after. There is 10 telling Vhst ghese I'll
lows may do when they srs filled with ug-
iaess and and jealousy.