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The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1891-10-28

CHAPTER XIl.-CoNTINuED
1t was merry confusion. The ladies
crowded round the tree, children of all
ages bustled about, some of the gentle
men mounted chairs in order to take
down the topmost gifts.
Then there was laughter, question
ing, and joking in all imaginable
tongues and tones of voice
Mr.. White was in his element; he was
the confdant of all the young ladies
from six to sixteen years of age.
The little children pressed around
Ellen, who had stood her pretty tree on
a side table. She looked charming
among all those rosy baby faces.
miss Ellen" whispered l, over q
four-year-old blonde head, ''have you
not Christmas gift for me?"
She looked at me smilingly yet
embarrassed, put her curls back from
her glowing face, and shook her head
"Give me small sprig of holly" I
begged softly, my button hole looks
so bare, and 1t is Christmas tide"
With bewitchingly graceful move
ment she broke off small bunch from
the bouquet on her shoulder and handed
II to me. N14s1-
''No, you must fasten II, am much
too clumsy to do It." With which I
bent my knee second, while Ellen
made fast the spray. tried to look
into her eyes at the same time. She
turned away blushing deeply. My
heart beat wildly. At that moment we
heard Mr.. Whites CHEEKY voice: Every
beautiful indeed; the Christmas tree Is
a very pretty custom. But prefer the
rnistletoe bough Of merry old England.
Does the fr tree ever call forth any
thing as sweet as our mistletoe? 0hi II
that blessed bough were only hanging
therei There are so many pretty young
vadies here, and poor young men for
whom Christmas comes only once o
tyearl But one must know how 10 help
Ioneself," he concluded laughingly,
hnd drew forth from his coat branch
.bf mistletoe. "Hello! Lucy, Amy,
Cora" he cried to his young friends;
'England foreverl which of you will
allow herself TO be kissed in honor Of
'Dd England?"
Laughingly the crowd dispersed, and
, merry chase began, until finally
Amy, the smallest, was caught and
dssed under the mistletoe in honor Of
I'D England.
"a delightful custom, that is true, II
hould be introduced amongst us" cried
cunt Degenfeld "But hope it would
lot include bread-and-butter missesr
"Julltlap"-rang out all of sudden
rom the door, and in flew a number OF
rge and small packages, carefully
trapped up. "Well, that is what call
truly international Xmas celebration,
hst suited TO Nice" said the German
rofessor. my good people, this is a
Wedish custom" continued he, and
I've long explanation Of the "Julk-
pr which no one heard, as they were
basied with the packages, the
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1891-10-28

SPOKANE, Wash, Oct Sa-Mr Henry
Willard, who is making tour Of the
Northwest said Saturday in IN inter
view, that he believed, before long, all
trains on the Northern Pacific railroad
would be operated entirely by cleo
tricity.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1891-10-28
$40. 900 Loss By Fire.

Bosros. Oct 2e.--Fire Saturday de-
stroyed the building occupied by the
Union Cotton Ginning Company, at the
corner Of Hyde street and Washington
avenue, together with tenement ad-
joining owned by 4. J. Carrigan. Total
loss, $50. 900. INSURANCE about half
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1891-10-28
lTo DE coxTfSUED. |

To KEEP paste for any lergth Of time
add small lump OF alum =, il while Il
is cooking To strengthtE II add
small q .antity Of glue.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1891-10-28

RTURHED AWAY DLUsMSo DEEPLY.
Ist Of wn.ch bore Mrs. Gifford's nd
She drew near blushingly, but
ated nbout opening it. Her hus-
and the professor began TO en-
| II and to the delight Of the chill
therc came one cover after the
until q handsome case was dis
watched, as the lovely wom-
cned II. II was the serpent with
turquoise eyes.
,w beautifull'' cried all. a
c hcrcl'' cried the professor, cur.
examining the ornament, "a
bed serpent with blue eyesl Is
q hymbol?r Mrs. Clifford colored,
threw down the costly bracelet
"-fly Count Dcgenfeld stepped
looked at II closely; IL seemed
~ he whispered something to
! did not notice the pair fur
" gaze rested on Ellen, who
. help OF different children's
4 bud just opened ,cr package
~; md now was holding thought.
hcr hand tbs 10 re well-linown
lrro.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1891-08-04
No. 10 South Maysve ST., Mt. Sterling, Ky.

j. ID. Gay, j. w. Hayden and James
F. Mason, of this county, were in the
Louisville tobacco market the past
week selling tobacco. Mr.. Gays crop
averaged SLIGO, Hayd6n's SO and
Mason's IS.
ID. N. Prewitt bought of w. O..
Watts fifty 80 lb. wethors at $3.15, and
so lambs at 1915 per 100, and of r.
T.. Thompson l2l wethers at 1915 per
head. Frank Fox sold to the Turk
ington Bros, fifty Southdown sheep at
rs per head. George Evans sold to
ID. n. Prewitt ten 100 h hogs, all
barrows, at 1915. r. I. Herring sold
forty 40 10 hogs at $3.j0-[Dauvine
--dvocate.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1891-08-04
LAND, STOCK AND CROP.

Many who claim to be posted say
hemp win go to 5000 per hundred.
Brack Gillespie shipped two car
loads Of cattle to Cincinnati on Satur-
day.
The new crop of hemp through Cen
trail Kentucky is said to be practically
a failure. The better grades of this
article are now selling at S475 to
1925.
N. p. and w. w. Gay sold to w. B..
Kidd last Friday l05 cattle to be de-
livored the first ten days in August at
$3.50, and % cattle to be delivered in
October at $5.30.-[Winchester Sun.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1891-08-04

w. II. Bush bought last week for
August delivery, the following lots of
cattle; Of MIN. Byrd, 90 head at
1920 Of j. II. Highland, Is head at
$3.50; of Silas Stofcr, 70 head-Gi
head at 1926, IS head at &C., and 3
head at 4! of N. B. Young Is head,
pick out of 40, at 1926; of Henry
Hall, 80 head, pick out of 70, at 1925;
of John Gaitskill, 26 head at $3.50: of
Cliff Prcwitt, 80 haad at 1925 and 81
head Of NJ. B. Haddcn at 1925.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1891-08-04

1t was German convention which
met at Baltimore yesterday, DULY 30),
to nominate a Democratic ticket for
Maryland. The popular Senator's re-
election was pledged in advance, and
enthusiastic references were frequent
ly made to him as Presidential can
didate. A tariff for revenue only
platform, with gold and silver parity
plank, was adopted, and the following
ticket was adopted : Governor, Farmer
Frank Brown; Acknowledgement,
John p. Poe Clerk Court of Appeals,
J.lFrankford Controller, NJ. d. Smith.
Il Courier-Journal.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1891-08-04

The new Constitution carries by
about 1900 majority, whilst Brown
gets a majority of ia. Buckner's
majority in the county was 81.
In Bath county Sharpsburg gives
Sharpe 513, whilst he carries Bethel
ty IT'S. Caudell is reported to have
carried Rowan by l59.
Clark gave Brown 225 majority and
the new Constitution about the same,
Eaccording to a dispatch received at
TO 80 last night. The majority for
the new Constitution will be over
whelming in tile State.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1891-08-04

Lost on Sunday, pocket-book con-
tanning ten dollars between Mt. Ster-
ling and Thompson station. Finder
will return to this office and get re-
ward.
Ed. GUILFOIL
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1891-08-04

DIR. J. X. Kutuewsky is located on
the Gen. Dick Williams place and will
attend TO all calls. ST.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1891-08-04
Lost

On the streets of Mt. Sterling a
pocket-book containing SO. Finder
will please leave it at this office.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1891-08-04

Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1891-08-04

dGoodpa
turnpike
oyeag of
HORSE
also obus fwhea
and things following thoroughbred
One sonel Marietta Meredith Meredith dam
b.
Wlete Wilkes d, Hero; dam sired
n : seconds
Oncbay fly Cse
lam by sol 0 ErrCks by Membr Chief
yJD billiard rof
6un Ii 1tdamby
On nhplHnn sired by Nknar,o tofaNh gimac
dam by sIexhgo. ahn.l6
O gpym by Vncpa eltoVam
Vn sired au dam NurEt
mSprnoH edam
H the dam o Shinu
0
Ii dan IauiV
"
1t dan b
hmm2y yMaka inPa
On day Of
On a1rg colt by Varo outofTur lie b Lewis anlGn.
a county % mi shof Sterling
Hand be in estop
i dnrno pmayw iIuphytoG
N Mt. Sterling anwnIcDm
ron
r. A. MITCHELL
cGo as aignein Tmt fTctr Gudas
JACK STEWART
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1891-08-04
THE ELECTION.

The election in this county passed
off very quietly, pretty full vote be-
ing polled, but no great interest being
taken by either party. The usual
Democratic and Republican vote was
polled, the Third Party and Prohibs.
not being din it." The vote so far as
heard from is as follows, and white
not official, it will not vary mate
rally from the figures given:
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1891-08-04

JACK STEWART. AUcTIoNEsR, Lexington
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Die etn5t8e, ta8Gtd5 erfdsetmenSe
bentf@e 8ettun8 tn 9eGaS.
Die ,,Srete BreKe fir geeaS" bat
bon allen bemti@ tsgamtf@en 3ettums
gen bic 8rIkte mommenteu5abl.

1SW Vt6 B1VEte
S1as bic 90. gtaats : 9esislatu,
geleiftet bat.
Na9 ben iiberous triibeu @rfabrun'
gen, bic man i'm Staate 3eTas nit Der
lebte. beiben Gtaats 2eeislatureu &C.
maGt bat, III man in 8e3ug auf BIZ
bon ben Nuifiuer 2neurgen gu ermatten'
ben 2eiifunsen ni6t al3u anipru@suol
geporben unb 10 fOmmt es benn, BAT
man nit ben 3bate1 Der iekt mad
9aule sei9idten Stats. geiebseber in
groBen @au3ert iiberaG re@t au'
|frieben 1T!
Mu9 abgefeben bon ber e~benerDdbn'
ten Mnlpru9slofgteit bat bas cine ge,
piRe Beredtigun9: DEM Deun bic
2egislatur aud Wan6erlei unterlaReu
bat, tpas man bon ibr su erUarteu be.
ye6tigt eetpelen tp1re, 10 bat he bod
penig1tens aud Ni9ts aneefiftet, no.
bur9 He H9 In bemielbsn NfaBe bei al'
len freibeitsliebenben glementen BET.
bait gema@t bdtte, mie ibre beioen
8orgdngerinnei.
Bon ben ca. 1870 @eleben, tpel6e in
beiben 6duferu ber 2egislatur mdbrenb
Der lebten bret Motlate 3ur Nnnabme
gsIangteu, unb bic entpeber bur9 bic
unterf@riit bes Gouberneurs @eiebes'
trait erlangten nber ba6ur6, bob er fe
;rrayhnTh o;.1a~ natu;Han Gr;R SnaNor
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baKelbe ben gertretern Der 6tamm.
mutter aaet iener 8efenntniRe gu bets
Iagen. &i9tiger tpdre es fretli9, menn
man ausi1lieBli9 bic @bei1lieBung
bur9 ben Sriebensri6ter pbligatorii6
ma@te, tpie bas oriiben in 4eutf6Ianb
In Beaug auf bas @tanbesamt Der
6aG 1T, unb es bann ben paareu ibers
ldBt, nod @unf9 aud cine tir9li9e
Srauung na9folgen gu laHen.
@i6ttg far bic 8iebaidter 1T ne5en
benz WolfsitaIp @eies au9 bas neue
@efsb, tpeI9ss StraFen fefiebt iit
fali9e Mnsabsn bes Pedigree bel
ebIeu 3udttbiers &eien. (unter "Pe.
digree" berffebt man betanutli9 cud
bel 3u6ttbieren bafelbe, mas bic Noli=
gen ibren nStammbaum" gu nennen
beIiebenl)
giner brenuenoen S1ma6 bat Bic
%. 2esisIatur our6 bas @efeb Elm
@abe eema6t, bur@ tuel&es bas foge.
nannte, vginniGigungs > Nlter" Der
M6b9en BON 10 auf IA Sabre ert6bt
tpurbe. Bsfer tpdre es freili9 gene.
fen, man bdtie nod Elm paar Sabre aus
gelegt.
9ie ein3ige pirfli9 bebentli9e llns
terlafun9sihnbe Der %. Segislatur
mar = tpentt mir bot, Der bergebli9 ers
bDften Milberung bes beffebenben Sab
batbsawanges abseieben = bas @er>
f6umniB, cine NeueintheilunQ Der Cons
greBs unb @taatspebls Oifriete por3us
nebmen. Sob. 6ogg, ber h~berbaupt
ni9t Der Mann bana9 1T, Elm Blatt
Dor ben Dumb 3u nehmer, bat 6enn
aud ni9t Derfeblt, ber 2egisiatur aiem.
lid beutli@ feline Meinung tber bie1e
u~uterIafunes Stnbe aus3uIpre1en.
Wie es beiBt, tpirb BET @ouberneur bieIs
lei6t fir bieien Minter cine grtras
6eIfon Der 2egtsIatur e%in5erufen, be-
rer gufgabe es mdre, bas 8erl1umte
na63ubolen. N6tbis gentg tpdre bas,
benn ban6elt es fi6 bod ni9t MUIR UNI
bic S9ofung 5tDeies neuer @ongreBs
Sifritte, ionbern aud UNI cine Der.
niinftigeNeu' gintbeilung ber2egislatur'
@ablbe3irfe. Mas lebtere ot1langt, 10
giebt g ba 8eairte. tuel6e nur 5000
SeeIen umfafsn, baseser aber au9
iol@e, tuel@e q 5000 unb bartiber 3dbs
len. 30 lebtere meiftens I'M Wetten,
erffere bage9en I'm Often Iiesen, 10 ers
Aiebt man baraus, oaB bic aus benz
Ohen bes Staates tornmen 2egisIatoz
rem QUE l1rfa@e gu benz Muni@e baben.
Siefen 3uitanb Der Dinge 10 LANCE aIs
m6gli@ bei3ubebalten. Die gtnberu.
flung ether @rtra ; SefRon tpiirbe bic
grfiQung bieies Muni9es Der Gerrit
aus ben Gi@ten : 9iaritteu bes 0Fens
aber bsreitelni
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Saats. fir Meiitterl

8nr iiber 5OSabren i@On tpurbe Mits.
WinsloD's Sootbing Snrup BON MiI=
liOaen BON Mutterr beim 3obnen ber
Ginoer angerenoet. WirR gu i'm
S9lafe burG bas SGreier ei1es Rin5es
gefbrt, bas i'm 3atnen III unb bor
Gh7er3su tpeintg meaa 70. IaYe ipfrrt
etue Sla{de con eW-s. MinalOm's Goos
thing Gqrur" hplen. Gstn Wsrtb ia una
be3abI5ar. CO miro benz tleinen 2eiben'
ben iofori 2inoerung beriaafen. Ser.
labt Gu1 barauf MRtter, es lit tein
3peifel bartbsr. SO BELT 9plenterp
unb 9iarrboe, regulirt ben Magen nrb
tie Tieren, beieitigt @inS 2olit, ers
Dei6t ben 8aumen, perbinbert @ntshns
ouue unb itdrtt bas gan3e Spftem.
yWtrs. Winsipips Soothing 5nrupS
fir 5abnenbe GiRber 1T Gneenebm in
@ei9mdd unb bas &e3ept Hammt BON
einem Der 5eiten tneiblifen Mcrste In
ben ger. Siaateu. @s III bel allen
OruggiIfeH in Der 9alsen Wett al boz
ben. Breis Is @ts. Der S}lufGe.
Rauit nid:s auhsres aIs Nlrs. Mias,
Ions Soet6iug S1rub.
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Sc 1T mebr 8atarrb in biefer @esenO Oes
9anres als bon allen anberen &rantbeiten au'
iammen, unb Bis In ben lebten Sabren galt er
ats unbeilbar. Siele Sabre lang erfldrten
Doetoren i'm fir cine Ipfale arantbeit uno
fdrieben lptale Seilm,ttel Dor, unb ba fe i'm
nit dr3tlider 8e6anOluns befdabig ni@t tn'
rirten, ertldrten fie i'm fit unbeilbar. Die
@ifenfdaft Bat bepieien, bab aatarrb cine
goafitulionStranfbeit if unO oesbalb confi-
tutioneQe 8ebanbIuns erforoert. Saa's ga.
tarrb 8ur, ~fabri8irt bon s.. $. @bemeb &
Co., Solebo, Sbio, TT Die einaise confitutio>
nellie Sur int Wartte. Gle ptr6 innerli1 in
Dofsn ober @aben bon 10 Sropfen biz 81 et'
mem gbeeIoFelSou senommen. Sic pirtt Die
rett auf bas 8lut unb bic fdleimise Sberaa9e
Res ShftemS. Sic bteteu einbunOert Dollars
fir ieben Gau, ben fe su turiren berfebIt. 2abt
@u6 @treulare uno 8eusnife fOmmen, &otei-
frt: G.S @beneb & 60 Sole6o, ..
GW @erfauft bon Apotbefern, rs @ts.
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6err Sofepb 9. Dorep in Walau,
Sas., bate &beumatismus, berfu9te
mebrere berf9ieoene MitteI obne Ct.
folg. S@lieBli9 betam er ems, bos
ibn iofort turirte. Natirli9 rar er
hber ben @rfolg bo9erfreut; ou9 tpuBs
te er, baB Mnbere leiben, tpie er geIit.
ten bate, bic au9 gerre bon benz Mits
tel lpi1en m61ten. 9arum ertlGrt er
Der leibenoen Neni9beit. baB biefes
Mittel .@bamberlain's paia Balm
beiBt: Sur so @ents per Glaf6eau baben
bet R. &ohn & Co., s. Raiteper &
Son unb aaen bebeutenben N~potbetern.
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Die 6ano Der 3eit

Die 6on6 Der 3eit
beribrt cine 6rau bon ifrotenSer @es
fuuSbeit ianft. GGe flictionelcn 8ers
idubausen ieood unS alle rmOrbs
lrinsen, bic namentli9 bci 6rauen BOTS
bsrriden. la1cn ibr OeutlideS Mertmal
5urid. Or. 8ierce's 6auorite Breicrtps
tiOn fomiat Dir babei 5uSilfe, pie feline
aubere Me6icin 6ies t6ui1 fam. Ga
beilt bieielbe,t. Sir perioOiide 9amer@
aei, @ebdrmutterporfal unb anoere
geri9iebunseu, nieOerOridenbe Gms
pfinbunsen, ul6 ale n6rauenfranf6cis
ten" unO Sd!padc3uitanbe 1T es Gin
politipes Scilntittel. G5 lit Elm fraftis
seaSeS, ftdrlenOcs, tOniides Wittel, benz
sai3ea Sgltem &raft mitt1eileuo int Gl.
semcinen, NIB ben @cbdr.O rsanen un6
ibrem 3ubebOr I'M geionScren. So
srbalt bein @sfidt uno Ocineu &6r@
per friId, - es oerlaagert bein ee>
ben uu Sabre. Gs 1T s%arautirt,
@atisfaction gu sebcn in jeoem Safe.
SAILS IS Oies Ocrfsblt, ,uirS bcia @elO
biz aurideritattet.
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~ @enn Semanb fem uro au an.
Hebmbarem 8reiie fpeifen min, 10 gebe
ct gum Miffions.@arten. Die
9erret 0beiner & Saul, BeRber bies
les gtab!ifements, balten barauf, i6re
Sdfe tets boltommen aufrieben 3u iteIs
len. Nle Acknowledged EelitateHen,
Guitern, Wilb, Slide, @efTieeI &C. Rnb
bort in ber 6elitateffen 3ubereitung ale
s3eit gu baben. MabI5eiteu tuerben auf
Wunf4 in bic Wobnungen Der 2unbca
gefanbt. Nu@ bietet Der NIT Der
Speiiepirtbi@oft berbunbene 8arz
bic beifen @etrdnte. fets frildes
Bier anb feline 2iqutre uub Beine.
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pay- pancoaF & SObn babeit
bieie Saifon cine unsew6bnli9 feline
Nuswabl in @Iotbing. Nitmano
berfauft feline Nnatge bilIiser.
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ten tpoblbefannte Greibenterin, tuege1
8ottesl6heruug gu 2 Monaten @efdngs
nib b%erurtbeilt morben.
= Sie sociaIiffen in Brauni@meia
boben iiber bic 8anborni9e Brauerei
ben Boycott berbdnst. Die iibrigen
Brauereifirmen baben baraufbin be-
f6IoRen, ben alio u8emaBreselten" au
unterltiben unb i'm aus aemeiniamen
WitteIn fir ben @stpianf It sgntgana
fGaoIos gu balten.
= &3ai8 9umbert bon StaIien bat
ben Sol. @rant, ben @eIanbten Der Ser.
Staten In Wien, Der in &om gu Be-
iu9 meilt, e%mpfangen.
Sa 2onoon 1T Die er1e Yrobeien,
ouEg bon 6ineRlGem Sobat angetoms
men.
: Ser &aiier BON &IBlanb bat ben
meifen &egimentern Der Nrmae neae
Nanen na6 ausge3ei9neteR @enerGlen
bon Der 3eit 8eters bes @rpBen an uno
mad er!o6tenen Stegen seseben. 10
GeierbebataiQone toerben au &eaimen,
tern gema9t, mobur9 bic &%eierpen I'm
20. 1000 Wann rerftdrtt perben. NuG
an Der Glotte unb on ben Militdrfras
Ben miro nit allen &rdften gebout unb
2 beRarabif6e &egimenter louie Elm
GROCER Sbeil ber Go5afen bon Gien
fnb an bic 6terreiGiids @ren3e befob.
len tDorben. Sic vMtIitdr !, 3eituuga
bert9tet iiber ui9tige 8eriu9e mi,
s9aeebolmerten gesen feinbIi9es Ieu.
er. Die S9neei9an3en, tpen1 mil
WaHer begoi1en, baB einen @ismautel
biIbet, iollen fat unbur9bringli6 fein,
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Rp Sn unter3eus, 9emben, SOiIsi.
teartitel finbet man rireenotpo btHete
Musuabl als BET Pancna 6 @n n.
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gaKaae mad Garpoa.

Die Ngenturen bes 9errn %. &.
Ooung, &c.. l Commerce +. 5traBe,
Cat Antonio, unb go. sos Mains
SttdBe, Dallas, pertreteu rlir bic
anertdnnt beften europdif6en 9ampfsrs
Qinien. Serr Oouns 1T i'm @tanbe bic
biIItgfen &aten au geben, erz
tbeilt bercitwilig iebe setphni6te 9uss
funft unb beiorSt febr prompt ale inn
ibergebeaen 4uftrdge. Wer mad Gu.
ropa gu reiien mtni9t, Ober 8erpaubte
5eriberfOmmen IaHen nil, tpenbe f@
on trgenb cine Der geaannten Ngenturen.
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8laine's Mntsuort an @ubini.

Ser gtoots,feret6r Wyo;ue IN, ,sst-
inter hen, Notmm Sss "a Srnr;iNsrn-
Ii@ hie Mote Ses ;toIi.n;,%sn Mssni.
m3hf;oten in WoiS;motnr woroy;s
Smner;nI; nou, 3 Mill ;TE hso ntsn 49,
Sn isnsr Mate hotts cn,nsr;ny; ~.
se;t nor Mhre;;s Ass @sso1tsr 49,
hs scno rio @es%ssts nov ;toi;sr;s It
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se}telt. Sn Sapeten unb 3immer6etDs
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Reatle bort 3u finben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-04-16

preiie mdbis. Ollie arbeit garaattrt
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-04-16

unfern $500 g6ub fabren mir fell
8 Sabren unb garantiret iebes paar.
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5u finoen.
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benen iener Spfer gu MAIDEN.
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8laine baben f6 bu.9 bic 9robungen
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-04-04

At shcmaston Barry rs.dsy Morning.

THoMAsroN, April 3.--A FIRE broke out
in the Keith block, n wooden building,
situated on Main street, between the Jordan
and Singer block, shout $50 A. M. Friday,
and IL was entirely destroyed.
The block was occupied, on tho ground
floor, where the fire originated. by N. A..
Packard, dealer in fruit, confectionery and
small groceries, and Cushipg 4 Welch.
mfkst and groceries; on the second floor
wss barber shop. occupied by A, Bucklink
and Andrews, manufacturers Of paints. etc.
On account Of the abundant supply Of
water and this fact that II was snowing ~
the time ami the sbl, works Of the Arsmen,
the fire was confined to the wooden block.
The blocks on either side we're Of brick,
which fact was fortunate for with tho high
wind \ serious ofsgration would have
been unavoidable. The damage to @. A.
Z. Hall was aite heavy Ono insurance. ss
~as also the stock Of dry goods Of w. u.
Vinal occupying the essterly end Of Jordan
block. The latter damages IL mostly on
sceount Of smoke and water.
The insurance on Cushing & WsIch's
property is $500 on stock.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-04-04
view Cottage for Good will Farm.
Especial to the KEnsxBEc JOURNAL

FAIRFIELD, Apr. 3.--Ths Good viii
Record for April was issued today from tho
Office Of 4. 2. Mayo C Co. II contained
he gratifying announcement that the e2500
needed for the new cottage was practically
In hand. which insI.es the erection
Of the building this season. Work will bc
commenced Il, coon ~ the p,sns can be
made. sud it viii be pushed vigorously 10
eomp.e,ion, for the need Of it 10 seriously
felt IL /, y great pity thAs
three or four Of Ihess cottages
could not be built 1t once, for
there are nov fly CT mote spp,ica'ions on
tie from just such bcys ~ Good viii re-
ceives, and otbsr appnca.ions are coming
IN every week. The Good Will enterprise
6ss great possibilities. and IN sby Of them
viii douotless be realized with such % ca
,busiss,ic and psrsistent worker ~ Mr.
Hinckly as the helm.