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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-27

AT the sad djourned meeting Of the Wes-
leyan Society. the corporate body having
in charge the property Of the Green Street
Me,t odist church, final action was taken
in relation to ordering the proposed repairs
and pTovements, and . committee was
duly appointed to take charge Of the enter
prise. The following named gentlemen
comprise the committee; F. Fl. Beale, J. Z.
Fuller, z. J. Roberts, A. T. Fuller and G.
II, Mason,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-27

A fire broke out on Cushnoc Heights
just - the JOURNAL went 70 press. A
Journal man went up, but we are
unable TO give particulars ct this late hour
The FIRE vss under control at this writing.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-27
1z1nD Dlsrn1cf roL1rlcs.


We can ~ 20 reasonable cause for Ii,
complains made hy The Ellsworth Americas
became Governor Bufleish ssss At 70 IN
nounce his candidacy fer Congress By 1t.
tef- He has been open ard honsRahla
about ID and no one can qusssien his rishi
70 adsps sucA method vhsshsf 4 i custsn-
ssy or otherwise.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-27
work on Worlds Pair Buildinss
Comm sr esd.

CucAao, June 26--The work upon tha
s,st of the Worlds Fair buildings begun
today. The structure for whicn the disslr
for she four dstions begun, IL the womin
building.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-27
COMMERCIAL TREATY
l Terrific 1huldaf SAeIsP Ships
nrulll Germany lld SvihsRllnd :


MADRID. June s6.--A commercial treaty
with America VA signsd today. II viii b
published August l. to 60 Into operation
September l.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-27
Flower Mission Day.

Thursday was Flower Mission day and il
is always observed by the Woman's Chris.
tion Temperance Union. A number Of
the lsdies made their annual visitation
to the Jail and aims house carrying
with them bouquets Of flowers and cardi
wi b selections Of Scripture and temper.
snee papers. At the jail there were
81 prisoners. After stopping short time in
conversation with each OF the prisoners
they presented them with Q bouquet OF
fl ,wers and reading matter. The prisoners
seem to be very much interested in thii
visitation Of the lsdies, aud some promised
to sign the pledge on the following Sab
bah. The Jail presented . very neat and
clean appearance. From there We proceed
ed to the aim, house. There are 2l inmatei
at the present time, five more than last year
four are children. They all seem to b
happy and contented with their lot a. would
be expected. Mrs. WaIdron seems to bs
the right woman in the right place che ha,
such nice way Of getting along with them
After distributing the flowers We camt
away Feeling tia. we were amply repaid
for the time and trouble. A.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-27
wyyssN CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Marrow Gauge.)
Randolph TO the National Home
Connects with Maine Central at Gardner.
TIME TABLE:

Summer Arrangement in effect June S, Is9i.
Leave Randolph. 7 o5 A. M; l04s A. NJ; LIS p.
NJ, $40 r. NJ; +.l0 p NJ. Arrive National Home,
~ A. Nj los A. NJ, 1.S5 p. NJ; 3SoP. NJ; 80
r..
Leave National Home. SIS A. NJ; IL 30 A. M ;
ZOO p. NJ; $40 p. NJ. SEQ p. NJ. Arrive Randolph,
s35 An; H.6o 4. NJ, 40 r. M; $50 p. NJ, $50
4. NJ.
0UND Az TIA AIMS.
Leave Randolph, Is p. NJ; rs r. NJ. Leave
National Home, 2-s6 p. NJ; 5.ooP.M.
IA LAwTON, Superintendent.
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SOMERSET RaiLWkF.

Trains Leave OakisH nd % tono1g5 4otn. .
sorth; 40 \. Il. and 40 y. ~. connecting witt
morning train On Maine Central Railroad ron
Bangor and Wateyyilie, aud after nooa trslns ton
Portland via Lewiston and via Brunswick sue
Augusta. 49,
Trains Leave DIaa BAN, going spstb I'd
4. n, aud 1850 r. H., connecting At Oakland eith
morning trains on Maine Central gsilroSd viz
both routes 70 Portland, and with Sfteynoop trslI
for Portland and Bangor.
wM. y. ArEx, sapt.
Asgsst y. 1850.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-27
PERIL HND PAIN.

IF YOU FEEL WEARY
WITH A BITTER. BAD TASTE
I'm YOUR MOUTH.
LOSS OF APPETITE,
BOWELS ALTERNATIVELY
COSTiVE AND LAX.
DYSPRPTIC, SORE IN JOINTS
AND LIMBS.
FEVERiSH AND ACUEISH,
YOUR LIVER is NOTIFYING
YOU TO ATTEND TO IT.
no NOT NEGLECT THE
WARMING.
POISONOUS DRUGS WILL
NOT SAVE YOU.
USE KIckAPOO INDIAN
SACWA, -
GENUINE UNADULTERArED /.
INDIAN MEDICINES.
PREPAgED FROM ROOTS
AND EERBS.
KIcKAP00 INDIAN SAeWA
For Sale al all Drsosssts.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-11-12
Ratt fur MatterI

8ar tiber 50Sabrea f6on Durbe Mts.
WinsIo:p's 5ootbing Sprup BON Mtils
lioneu bon Mtttern beim 3abnen Der
Rinber ansefrenbet. WirR gu i'm
S6lafe bur9 bas S@reieu zines 2inbes
gelibrt, bas in 3ohnen III unb Dor
Shmer3tn tretnts Mena 10, IaGe fcfprt
etue Glai1e BON saezs. Mtnslo,p's 500,
thing gprurs boien. Gstu Dertb ii ua,
besablbar. &c pirb benz fleinen 0eiben
ben fofort 2inoerune berf6aHeu. Ser.
laBt Sud haraut Mhtier, IS III fein
3tpeifel haraber. Gs beilt Dpienterp
unb 9iarrboe, regulirt ben Masen unh
bic Wieren, beieitiet Mino . GrIit, ers
usi6t ben @auren, perbinbert @nt3in,
ouus unb fidrft bas sanse SpHem.
Mrs. Winslotps Soothing 5prup-
FIR aobnenbe 2inber 1T angenebm in
@ei9mad unb bas ae3ept ftammt Don
einem Der beften meibliGen NerSte In
ben Ser. Gtaaten. IS 1T BET alien
Drussiften in Der ganaen Welt su bas
ben. preis Is @ts. Der Tlaf9e.
Rauft ni9ts anheres aIs W}rs. Wt1ss
Ions 6ootbiue Sprup.
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Gine beimiide Suontrie.
Geo. ManbrD's aampf . aaferei.

Mon bbri bduHs. baB beimiide Sn,
buftris = nod benz Spri6worie: Scr
Yropbet Gilt ni9ts in feinem 8ater.
laube" -in Der eigenen Stabt wenig
anerfannt miro. Nun, bel SEQ. Mar.
bins 9ampftifersi 1T Dies ni6t Der
Jaa. SIN 8tgenibetl finben bic ia.
brifa!e Der Gabrit relbenben Nbfob unb
fe 1T NIT Naftrdsen nidt nur bon bier,
ionbern bon iibero1 Der, f6rmli6 iiber.
hduft. Ser @rfolg Der erosartie elm.
aeriwteten 2hferei III tein GeheimniB.
Ger Manbip III Elm Meiiter in feinem
6o9e. Ct bat ME barauf %gepartet,
baB ibm ausndrtige &onturrens aubor.
fam, fonbern er f9nitt He TETS felbft
oh. inbem er bic neuefien N~nidafunsen
madte unb bic neueffen Mai9inen auf.
helte. 0sute 1T er ftr bic b~eoeutenb.
fen Nuftsdse In Gdfern, Bottiden, 81.
fternen &c. etngerihtet unb ole merben
Ne prompt ausgefibt. Die Rhferei bes
fintet fiG 108 unD 10 Nufins5 traBe.
ray Cine feline Nusnabl BON 0hten.
6emoen, 1nterseua, Soilette, Nrtlteln &c.
bsi Yaneoaf 6 Sobn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-11-12

iein. unb bos tpdre tebenfols fiji ole
Sethellieteu ermauf6tsr getpeienl"
Nothrli6, nun II eirmnl Dieoer -
tpie sew6hnlih- bic prsRe bayan iduIb,
bok bas 8ler umaefdhttet norbsn I'll
Wenn iib1iaens bas 9p'tihwort
pabr 1T, bdB biele 26he ben 8rei pars
osrben, bann tirhts NIT benz grfolge
oer @bieagrer @eltousftt Qurg fhlsdt
ous. Sen ginen TT. ME mir chen &c.
iebcn baben. Der @ereeal Solic TOR
uidt taiboIif6 gellug unb in Bolton
haben bic %fur5baarigen Weiber elnen
SeidluB dneennmmen, Dur6 Delaen
bic Nus ftellunssbeb6rbe bentirmt mirb.
ben Nusidant aqer gesffigen @etrdnte
auf benz NusfeQunas Globe gu berries
ten, an ben Sonntagen feit geihloRen
5u balten unb aus Der Stunt : Mbtbeis
lung allies fern gu balten, mas mebr
als einen Quaorat SUB unbetleioeter
Nenidenbaut ieben ldBt. Na, bas
mirb cine re6t 5abme @efdi6te tpers
ben, penn ole biefe 0erri&aften ibren
Wilen burGfebenl Wia man bic
san3e Welt nah Chicago einlaben, bas
nit bic ganae Welt uns ausla6t2
Wan mirb gut tbuu. f6 bel 3etteu
mad einem iidti9en @Gueiber un3us
feBen, Der fur bic unbefleioeten Gtas
tucn ~tuentsitens 8abetOtame anfettist
unb fur eth lofaIes Genie, ber ben berr'
lideu Graueneeftalten BON Waddrts
stunt @iunen@ Iolioe Mother Hub
bards In haltbaren 9simfarben ibetpin.
feIu f0nn
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8otidaft fit Qaubreuter.
Weme Seutf6e 8plpnie.

Sn N%nerfennuns bes SleiBes, Der
Nusbauer, Der SadtiQteit unb beg chs
renwe1tben @baroeters Der beutihen
Na,met. bat bic gup Nranias 2ano &
Smml9r0ttOn @ompasnie. pelHe eineu
9rOBen Rbe.l Der mesen ibrer groBen
G,u6tbotte.t unb hires a%ugenebmen
unb geiuaten GlImas ~betannten st.
@hories 0al6,niel" befBt, beidlpHen,
oieies au5geaeihnete Sanb nit beutiten
Sanern unb Gbiaidtern gu co!ont,
fren. 9iefss Sanb liest In Mranias
@ounin, Seros, an Der Suite bes megis
fanii6en 8olfes.
Ser BDoen 1T nit Ganb unb aer,
febten GeemuiGeln aemii@t, baber
lei1t gu bearbeiten, auBeroem bat er
ben groBen 0oraus Der unterbewGKes
rung. Sas @esenwaRer bleibt ni6t in
pfiben Heben, langiam Derbuntenb
uno ben 8ooen fauerno, ME bas TIT 10
man6en @esenben Der SOL III, ionbern
es 5iebt 6ur9 ben loderen @ooen unb
bereinigt f9 nit benz lberaQ unter Der
Oberfdde nur meniee CUB tief gu fins
benben Waher; in 5olge beIfen 1T ber
Boben Denige 3oll unter ber Ober,
fd9e INNER feuht, ielbft in ben trodens
ten Jabren uub eignet i9 beBhalb 10
bortref1i6 ftr Semitic unb Obhbau.
@s giebt fein 2anb auf Der Welt, mo
Der Wein md6lt mie bier, unb er reift
mehr als eIHen Monat friber, als In
@alifornien.
IS finb idon einise Deuti9e bier,
unter anberen 5riB 3tmmermann, rel'
der frGber auf Der Stats Mderbaus
i6ule nabe 8rpat als Gdrtner an.
gefelt nor.
STR 5agblieber unb SLIDER 1T Is
bas refine paraDies. gs tit bier cine
cute @elegenbeit ftr einen @eihdftss
mann, UNI einen fleinen Gaufaben,
Derbunben nit NauhDl3banbel, ar3us
fangen. bic 3ompagnie mirb ben Store
bauen lafen.
Was bas 2anb 10 empfebIenspertb
madt fur bisberige &enter, III, boB bic
2ompagnie ben Seutiben 10 ginifige
2aufbebingungen felt, fe brauhen
ndmli6 bas erfte Sabr teinen Gent @elb
a%nau3ablen, aber ERHen fi1 fogleih on,
febeln unb einen Sbeil ibres setpdbIten
2anbes bebauen. IS nirb muir an
mirfli6e Nn~fiebIer, aber nihi
an @peollanten berfauft. 9eutf9e
werben in ieber 8esiebuns bspor3ust.
Bic Rompagnie bat Germ Goufs
s. Srh5l. mel9er In Mranias paE
Griiber @odport genannt) cine Npos
lbefe befiBt. ols ihten beutfden Naenten
ernannt fur ben Nerfauf ibrer 2dnbes
reien uub niro berielbe germ bereit fein,
ole Mnfragen 3u be%antDorten, unb bies
ienigen, Del6e fommen unb f1 bas
Gano onieben mouen, BON Mranias pae
aus frei bortbin gu fibren.
Man uerfeble btefe @elegenheit ni9t,
~befonbers ba bas 2ano in Der Ndbe bee
ftinftigen Siefwafer 0afens Aranfas
BOB 1T.
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Sem aeebrteu 9ublifun1

bic gang ersebene anaeise, buB mir
bur4 uniertn neuen Sanfpagen In ben
Stanb geieBt fnb, 9ampen : Del unb
8aioline unferen Gunben ins paus au
liefern uub bort bor3umefen. @aio.
lines unb 0eIfannen nit arabu fnbrt
Der Wagen TETS nit unb f5nnen ben
geebrten 2unben auf 8srlangen sur
8enubung iberlaHen lperoen. I'm &C..
ueieten 3u3pru6 btttet bic
Miffion Oil o..
(Snbaber 5. %. VI. Gromberg.)
IL q. QlampfroBe. Seiepbon 543.
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6. paris. 8. 81. Mot5peu
PARIS & ROTHWELL,

pbotograpbif9es atelier,
SO. IL unb Is Meit,@ Commerce. trabe,
San Nntonio. Oie aaerneueffen 8ens
res in photographer fein ausgefibrt.
ebenfo elegant tpenn ni@t better, tpie
irgenb tpelbe i'm 9taate. QebeusgrpBe
@rapon Bortraits unb ale Mrten BON
Nergr6Berungen. @ebt Cure Bilber
nidt 6remben. I'm fe pergrbBern au
laTeu, tpenn bic Mrbeit bier bon Der.
auttpOrtli6en Rtnhlern aur bolen gu.
frieoenbeit ausgefhbrt .nereen tanrl.
Wir tieferu uur Nrbeit erfter aIaHe ab.
Nnh6ten BON @ebduoen tperben aufs
genommen unb QUE MuftrGse auberbalb
benz Mtelier prompt beiorgt.
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Rr @enn Sssenaanb fem unb au an.
aebmbarem preiie fpeiien min, 10 sebe
CT gum Wtffions.Garten. Dle
9erreu 6beiner & 0atal, Befser bic.
les @tabiiRements, balteu barauf, ihre
Gafte TETS aolfommeu 3ufrieoen 3u liels
len. NQe iaifonmdBisen Eelitatefen,
Aufern, Wilb, Slide, @efiisel &c. 1nb
bort In ber belifateten 3uhereituus ole
3eit su baben. Mabl3eiten tperbeu OUT
Wunf6 in bic Wnbnungen Der Runbea
gsfanot. Mu1 bietet bel NIT be,
speiiemirtbi1aft oerbunbeue Bar,
bic beften @etrdnfe. fteis frti9es
Bier uab feine 2iauhre unb Weine.
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Refuei6fXne.

aDpfreb unb Gbeuup at,smus,' bic Werbanuussorsanen
pareu til idIe9ten 3uitanee, bic 9eber me :tlhh anSes
srtfen, bate tetnen Nppetit unb nat aberhaupt rraz
ftdneis %entfrdftet. Dret 6laihen electric Bitters bas
Ben tn furlrt.
Gbmarb @bepberb, Sarrtsburs, !SG Bate eins
rffene geuabe am 8etne, bic i4on a4t Sabre selahfen
mar. @ebrau&te bret Slai4en electric Sitters nns
Wunbe tt sebetlt. Sobn Speater, Gatawba, Obip,
bate funf Munben am 8etne bur$ 8teber peruriatt.
Die Ger5te ~ertldrten ieinen GaI ais %nnbetlbar. Sine
nted Salbe BADEN tbu pDufdnbts curtrt. 3u haben tn
allen apntbefen. Gbplpb Dretb, GbompiDn & Co.,
WbpIefaIe.
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sserr 8. *. aRRfler. Mn. 217 {

SER g. s. wsiiler, Rp. 217 Oa'
6ouiion 8 GtraBe bolt fets bas bols
fommeufe 2ager In 3eiGenmaterta'
lien, 3apeten, Garben, @las, Sbiesels
eIas, Biloerrabmen, GisniRea unb allen
3ei9aeus unb Malersu tenflien. Riinft'
lerii9 ausgefbbrte Bilber unb 6tatuet.
ten &c. inb In cine; febensnertben @als
lerie aur NnfiGt unb gum 8erfauf nuss
ge{elt. Sn Gapeten uab 3immerbetos
rationeu III bas @ei9madpolfe uub
ReueHe bort su finben.
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Galifuruia.Meiue.

Meinliebbaber finben etn groBes Sos
ger porl feinen california . Weinen bel
6erru S. =. Meper ON Nlamo
plasa. 0err Meper fuht bic Weine
an Drt nnb etele aus ul.b fauft brett
aus benz 3eiler ler Weinab@ter. Oils
guteul aenner selingt es Tim f1ets, bic
beiten Strteu aus3umdblea. vt fann
feline Runben uae 6amiIien nit etner
guten Sropfen perfebeu. Roths unb
WelBmelne In pOrahsl.9er QualitGt
bon iest ab $1.00 per @allone - frei
,nS Daus geltefert.
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Dafaae ne@ Garppa.

Sie Ngentur bes perrin %. s.
Ooung, No. l Commerce StroBe,
Gan NntDniD, reprdieutirt bic
Dampfer beg Norbbeuti6en 2lopbs, los
ME bic ber 6amburaer Nftien 5 @efel.
f6aft unb III oerr Doung i'm Stanbe
bic bilIig ten Maten au geben.
ertbeilt bereitmiuig iebe gewtiniGte aus'
funft uub bei0rgt febr prompt ole ibm
ibergebenen Wufirdee. Mer mad Ga.
ropa 3u reifen tptinidt, ooer 8errDanbie
beriberfommen laien Mil, rpenoe f@
al %9enaunte Maentur.
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q. ". & u. y. 8abu.

Mbfabrt.
Rad @alDeton, Sou}ton unb @uero
td9lid um.--.....-....9.55 Born.
Na@ @orpus Gbriti. &odport unb Bee.
bile td8li@ UNI .......1.30 Madm.
Nad &errblle t6gti9, aussenrmmen
SDnntags, Tim $50 Na9nl.
Mnfunft.
Son @aloefoE, 0oufon unb @aero
td8li1 um.....-..-..6.40 Nbenbs.
BON CORPUS @brifi, &odport uno Bees
bile. tdeli1 um......2.55 Wahm.
Bon RerrDiIe tdgli9, aussennmmen
Gonnta9s .......... .9.45 Born.
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Spntberm Yacific,8 aba.

~~"*9%%V
Mbf.lrt.
Na6 Nem Srleuns, Doufon unb Sol.
pettOn.9. Wbrm uno 900 Nbenbs.
9ntunft.
Bon a}eD Orleaus, Souffon unb Sal
nefon 100 Born. unb $50 Na1m.
Mbfabrt.
Na6 Gan 6raneisco, 81 Baio unb
eagle PaB...........4 20 Na1m.
antunft.
Bon Can 5raneiseo, 81 9aio nnb
eagle paB ...........8.45 Born.
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aeut,he Sob Office.

Geuti6e, fomie engliIhe Druid Mrs
beiten Derben prompt unb binia Der,
fertigt bon Sobn 5hott. No. Z
Wcro Prefa. STRIDE. 2luftrdge
bcn auBerbalb erbeten.
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Gtien6abn Tabr Ylan.
S. & g. u. 8abm.
Mbfahrt.

81. " W ~. 0WVW.
Nbabrt.
Nu6 Ct. Bouts bia Srrn Mountain
ooer N. 6. & 8. AS Worgens.
Nad ct. Souls bia SION Wiountaln
H0nte ..............6:Q0 WbtnOs.
Na6 Garebo............9:5J BORN.
Mntun t.
BON ct. 2ouis, Srcn Mountoin & ~.
&. & S..............9.35 Norm.
BON 81, Gouis, SION Wountaln & ".
6. & 8. 1000 Nbenbs.
Bon 2areoo ...........5:35 Nahm.
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@ Die Morgan City Fish ard
Oyster Company bot lteis bic beiten
Maftern anb frti9efen Slide, WiIo &C.
NQe Nuftr6ge merben prompt ausee.
fibrt. Selepbon go. 81.
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"a 3ueibunbert gn3ige unb breis
buubert 0ofen gu fiiuf3ig Gents ON
Dollar, GILES CUTE Maare, UNI 3u rdus
men bel pancoaf & Sobn.
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0enti@> @naliid9e GtBmle,
o ian Antonto, Ttras.

Gan Antonto, Ttrae.
Muerfaant tii@ti9e 2ebranfalt fir auaben
4ub N9dD@en ; fsif breiSig Sobren ia rese,
@iYt6mgett. BcrtrefEi4e asbrffdfte nnter Be,
pdbrter aeituns. Der enslifG.a SpraHe pirt,
pie Der beutf4en, boae Re9nune setraeen.
aneerDem unierri&t i'm ebanff4cn. einissr.
mabeu borbereitete e&iIer fuben teberseii
Hnfnatme. Ndtere Gnstnnff ertbeiIen Ger
8. Groos, 9rdfbent bes Sdnt 9orRaobef
nnb D M. Barbed. Direftcr Der anfaIi
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AZ Weun Sic cine N6b Mafhtne
brauGen, 10 gehen Sic au Cps, 408
Aoe. E unb faufen sic cine Domestic.
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~ Sebermonns 2iebIings . Ndb.
Maihine If The Standard. Wan taute
cine unb Dirb fih DaDon tiber3eugen.
gu baben bel 8. %. Cribs, 408 Npe. E.
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a- Mer cine Whites db sMai9ine
baben DiQ. meade fi6 on $. %. Grips
am altsn plabe (408 Npe. E).
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s@- Die Household . Ndbmoidine
pirb bel 8. 90. grps, 40S ADe. E per.
tauft.
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Entered at the Post Office at San Antoni
q Texas, as second class matter.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-08-19
SANDERsVILLE SETTINGS.

Rem arkable Hay Crop-A Cotton
Patch Struck by Lightning.
SANDERsvILLE, GA, Aug. 1S.-George
D. Warthen has a small patch in the rear
of his store in this place, containing five.
elghLhs of an acre. from which he has cut
the grass four times this year. The fourth
cutting yielded 2, 700 pounds of hay. 1t is
not known how much was gathered at the
other three cuttings, and Mr.. Warthen
says that he would not like to even make a
guess, as none of it was weighed, but from
the best information obtRinable there were
about three tons. This, added to the fourth
cutting, would make total yield of four
tons from three-fifths of an acre. This is
at the rate of about six tons and two-thirds
of hay per acre. With favorable
seasons another fine crop can be gathered
from this small patch, which would run the
total above five tons, worth in the neigh
borhood Of 300. or at the rate of $3.50 per
acre. This shows the possibilities OF our
soil. This five-eighths of an acre was
heavily fertilized, but the crops of grass
grew spontaneously, aud the only expense
incurred was the cutting and gathering,
which is small. 1t would pay some of our
farmers handsomely to produce hay for
market. The matter is worth serious con-
sideration.
Cotton is opening up rapidly. A Barlow
farmer said. Saturday, that he had two or
three bales of cotton open in the fields,
which is now being picked. Reports from
other sections Of the county indicate that
the crop is maturing rapidly and pickers
will soon be in demand.
Lightning struck in the cotton patch of a
farmer near here two weeks ago and killed
the stalks for several yards around. A few
days afterward streaks of dead cotton
radiating from this spot like the spokes of
wheel we're noticed. The ground where
lightning strikes will produce nothing for
several years, as the fiery fluid seems to de-
stroy every element of fertility.
Henry Harris and Miss Annie Swint
were married June 2, but for reasons known
only TO themselves the marriage was not
until few days ago. Mr.. Har-
ris is salesman in the dry goods store of
z. Happ's Son & Co. The bride is the
daughter of Hon. NJ. T. Swint OF this
county.
Byron Walton has two young calf COWS
or COW calves, which beat the record for
milk and butter. These calves are Of the
Guernsey stock, and were brought from
Pennsylvania last summer. They are now
thirteen and fourteen months old respec-
lively. and are yielding milk and butter in
small quantities. just as matter of
curiosity Mr.. Walton had a quart of milk
from them churned one day last week, and
about two ounces of bntter were obtained
Mr. Walton values his calves highly, and
will doubtless have a pair of the finest
milk and butter producers In the county
when they reach maturity.
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grade ore, which put the mine on having
OASIS Whether the Cinnamon will keep it
up to that standard remains to be- seem. Nv
coatract with the viceroy was for three
years, and overstaid it some months. 1t
was an interesting experiment and the re-
suits Justified it. The Chinese officials
showed US great deal Of kindness,
ana L attended several banquets that were
given for me. They were very trying
ordeals, however. Because | didn't rub nv
stomach and give more vulgar demonstra-
tlon' or my appreciation eff the food before
me trey said that ate like woman. Amer
l 6 table manners don't 20 in China, and
Cnlnese table manners in polite society
would cause CONSERVATION at our dinner
parties. The Chinese workman had sense
OF oumor and he was inclined TO play
practical jokes. There Is a good deal
or talk about Chinese railroads lust
at present, although it may be some time
before the prejudices of the people against
such an innovation can be overcome We
know In America very little about this
country. There have been some books of
travel, but the Chinese have not in any way
favored Investigations by foreigners The
portion of Mongolia where | was is a good
country for metals, and when the Chinese
learn our methods it will probably be de-
Veloped"
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MARYLAND. Baltimore. is Mount Vernon Place
MOUNT VERNON INSIITnIE

hrs. JULIA R. TUTwILER and Mrs. ANNE
CABELL RUST, Principals. Boarding and Day
School for Young Ladies and Little Girls
prepared for college.
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Denies Taking the Hat.

WAYCRoss, GA, Aug. 1S.-M c. Smith,
who was arrested here a few days ago
charged with taking hat from the Ocean
hotel while on visit to Brunswick several
weeks ago, is out on bond. He was seen to-
day and asked about the matter. He said
he was in company with his brother in
law, by whom he can prove the charge to be
absolutely false. He does not deny stopping
at the Ocean house. He thinks his arrest is
the outcome OF the work of his enemies. lie
Is engaged in the restaurant business here
His trial will come off in Brunswick o u
Thursday.
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a BRILLIANT WEDDING.
George Walker Leads Miss Mergueri
Russell to the Altar

huSSStl 10 LD6 AlCSr.
BRUNSWICK, GA, Aug. 1S.-George
Walker, "a prominent merchant, and Miss
Marguerite Russell of this city were mar
ried at st. Francis Xaviers church this
morning, Rev Father Hennessy officiating.
The wedding was brilliant one, partici-
pated in by the Light Horse Guards OF
brunswick, a swell cavalry company
of which the groom is mem.
Der. They were in full dress
uniform, aud formed an arch over the cen,
ter aisle through which the bridal party en-
tered to the music of splendid orchestra
assisted by Miss Nolan, vocalist of Sa-
vannah, and W.T.. Glover, tenor of Bruins.
wick. After the ceremony the couple, &C.
companied by Father Hennessy, left for
Macon, and from there they go to Tennes-
see. The bride is very popular in Bruins,
wick and is a very accomplished young
lady,