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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-19
UNABLE TO IDENTIFY.
Many People Vi-w Remains Of the Gar
diner Suicide.

Especial to the KESsEBEc JOURNAL
GARDINER. Sept. l8.-All day long today
the room at Preble G keene's undertaking
establishment. where the body Of the man
Who committed suicide Thursday bad been
placed. was visited by people who came
there to Identify the man il pxtible. Chiei
of Police Morse Of Augusta came down 10
answer to u Telegram, but was unable 70
identity tbe.remsins, although he had seen
the man about Augusta recently. OfiiceI
Bruce OF the Augusta force also inspected
the remains, but could throw no light on
the my stery. 1t is estimated that fully
1900 eopie, representing nearly all sections
OF .he county, have looked st the face oi
the dead man, and yet none OF this LARGE
rowd can identity him. Ooe man "ho
looked at the remsins thought 1t thst OF
brother whom he had not seen for 30 years
lie will eudesvcr to identify him, and il
now in search for relatives who VII be
able to det. rhine il it is the man. Tne
body will probably be kept short time
longer 10 The hope that it may be identified
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A RnNARKABLn POPULATION.
Twenty. six CsntsDs,ians Living ia Ons
Ct the Mexican States.

MONTEREY, Mexico, Sept. is The cen
sus recently taken in The State Of Nueve
Leon, Of which Monterey is the capital
Shove some interesting features. The total
population is 279, ,9S7, with 8, 1000 more mer
than women.
A total Of 22 l67 persons are over sc
years VI age. 730 over 80 years, ia oveI
80 years and g6 over 100 years The oldest
person in the State 10 Franisco Abrego
who has re- ached his lI6tn year, according
to reliable records. He has considerable
wealth, a comfortable home in Monterey
and 10 still in good health.
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KING NELSON, 2.1O.
Aeun Lovers Ills Record Before
Thousands Of People.


GaANp RArIps. Mich Sept. ls.-ln
the presence Of 10, 900 people at the Yves.
Michigan fair today, Nelson lowered his
record 10 2 10 on the second attempt.
He was in the pink Of coalition, and the
new track. just completed on the plan OF
the Cleveland track, wss at its best and the
fastest ever trotted on. Itis 4 feet 4 inchs .
over mile.
The frs, quarter Of the first heat vas
made in 80 IL, the second quarter in 81 2
and the ,nres-quArtsr pole was reached in
l 80, At 2 90 is gait. At this point the
ruaner crowded the trotter into the fence,
where he broke. finishing in II fiat.
c. II. Nelson. the owner, stated that HE
horse would make . second trial in 80
minutss. and the crowd applauded.
In As minutes the stallion appeared, and
the running mate vas changed.
Without scoring the horses got away, and
Nelson kept up his unprecedented pace 70
the finish without skip. each quaiter being
srot,ed in 32 l-2, and the mile in 2l0 fat
The exhibition closed amid . scene OF
wild enthusiasm
The grand stand was emptjed into the
quarter stretch and the track, and sur
rounded the judges stand.
The starring Judge Lea,hers then presented
Mr.. Nelson with fine silver water set on
ehalf Of the society.
The timers cauaht the time in 10, the
judges from their positions all caught It in
2 90 3 4 and dozen Of watches in the pad
dock caught it in 2.O9 ~.
Nelson caught the time at % "a
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-19

Sagwa a
willsave
you 1t
IS an un-
failing
cure for
Consti-
Liver
& o m
plant,
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rHH eANDwIcH IsLANDs.
A Report Alb ,nt b glands Intsntiors
at That PlGos.

WARRINGTON, Sept. ls.-Senor Cslso
Cs!sar MareDo, = we'll known Itsliah-A usr-
ican residing here and acting Is the sgsn
in this country Of the National party Of
Hawaii, correspo ading to the Gillian Con-
gfessionalisss, today laid before the Presi-
deps . letter that he recently receive
from correspondent in Ho1 o.ulu
asserting, in the most positive terms. that
England is now planning to take possession
of the kingdom. The writer ssit that tome
action on the part of the United States 10
necessary, that the Queen 10 favorable to
the British interests, aud ready to coun-
tenance the move when made.
The President was interested by the letter
and asked Senior Moreno to communicate
with Secretary Blaine.
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A CRISIS In CANADA
Which Nay End In the Resignation Oi
the Government.

MONTREAL. Sept. IS "A report WAS re-
ceived here lsst night from Quebec that the
government may resign today in which
event = political asitalion Of the utmost
importance will be precipitated The
crisis 10 the outcc ms Of a coLfct # au-
thority between Lieut. Gov Anglers and
Premier Mercier. VINO 10 chsssed
with being implicated in the Bal. des
Chaleurs scatdsl 1t Gov Angess trsns.
mitted the CORE spondence between himself
and Mercier to ,he Governor General. an1
contrary to all precedent, this vas laid be
fore the Domioion Parliament. The pub.
location caused 4 sensation. Mercier will
refuse to comply with demands for sx plAna.
tion and will force ADgers to dismiss the
ministry, in which case direct col iict vii
arise between Crown and representatives Of
the people. The French leaders ieel in
dignant at the treatment from Englisf
lesdeYs
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Fire 1t Barton LsLding, Vt.

BARTON LANDING, Vt, Sept. 10 This
town vas visited BY destructive nre this
morn nif by which several building we're
ruined and much damage done to their con-
tents. Following are the estimated
losses: II W. Bu'hsnan general store.
on building, s2500. no insurance,
on stock 4. $4,000, insurance, e2500
W. C. T~omsiy, on building, sl6ooi in-
surapce, $500. G W. Orns, jsseler,
$500; insurance $1,000. e z Stanford,
ousir ess block and dwelling, loss $500,
insurance s2600; loss Sn goods 5000. IN
surance S2500 Louis Aibers. dvellioa
damaged $1,000, partially insured. and
h7re we're several her small losses anon Q
ipbanta.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-19

wAsHIseroH. d. C. Sept. 10 Pensions
have been granted to these fesidents Of
Maine:
Original, George T. Estes; additional,
James Hoysi incfsase, Kdvafd 2. Cobb,
stephen Green. James N. Curtis, John u
Anderson, GeWge z Watson, William G.
Tutle reissue, Charles b. Wheeler. Samuel
Sands original. widow, Tennah Lewis.
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eI0HAL SERVICE

wsathsr IEdications for the Nsxt a.
HouIs.
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rsIs IL A. OLD swINDLB.
The Hsvans Jaiibird, with his Buried
Tssssu,s. furus up Again.

SAs ANTONIO, Tx, Sept. 18.-J. A.
Robef tson, The we'll l-knowh railway con-
tractor, formerly Of Chicago bot noe The
general manager Of the Monterey 4 Msxi-
can Gulf RAil~ay, hiss recsived lseosf
from Juan Hernandez, . prisoner at
Havana, ssyins that he has buried near
Monterey, Mexico, $3.50, 900 in gold, hint.
ing that the amount had been stolen. The
prisoner offers Mr.. Robertson ons-thifd Of
the amount IL he will unesrth IL and forward
the remainder TO him. The letter spjoins
Mr.. Robsrtson to secrecy, and concludes
By =, ing that II the offer 10 accepted the
exact Il ca'ion OF the hidden trsssurs WilD
be given. The matter has been turned over
TO the Mexican police authorities.
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August Business st be Cusse m House
ct Portland.

PoRrLAsp, Sept. ls.-Tbe August i'm
portstions of michsndise at this port, 81
shown by the books at the custom house
comprise mainly salt, canned aood', rs'l'
wsy ties, etc. There were received 2l9,-
l76 cans of canned lobster. ol, railway
ties. ard 80, ,892 measured busbeis Of salt
Among the minor impoftations we're l7O
tons Of prind.tones. nine casks OF vine,
pair ting snd 'tstuary, earthen ~sre. .tc,
The .eIsher.' return shows +,463, $40
lbs. weishe d, 14S gallons gauged, aid 65t
cubic feet measured.
Of flumber there we're 76 Crstd Trunk
a,d 3s Msiee Central bonded cars from
Canada. bringing |, ,3l0,079 feet long lum-
ber, 9s, $40 packages cIspooards, la'hs aud
slaves, and 1900 packages 'ox shocks and
blind stats, exports, $50, lc6 feet long lum-
eer ard 2i00 bundles, box shocks.
The total number Of srrivsls and depart
u,e. for the month were 603-355 arrivals
AID 24s departures.
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INSTANTLY KILLED
BY Express Train--Ansthes Probably
Fatally Injured.

NosrH HATFIELD, Mass, Sept. ls.-
William Morton, aged II. snd Charles
Atkins, aged I, while driving 9 Iced ef
lumber over \ sfsd' crossing near Ills
depot shout six o'clock tonisht, we're sRsck
and instantly killed BY the south bound
Montreal sxpnW en- the Connecticut
River RsiIsosd wb ca st this point runs a.
most mile . Minute. Eurvtas aged e,
father Of one b y and uncle of the oshsS,
Who wss also On the team va thrown soo0
distance and rendered un0ouscious By The
shock. He 10 ssriously If not fatally hufe.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-19

BANGOR, Sept.el8,-One Of the heaviest
showers experienced here for years began
today st 4.45 p, m. Torrents Of rain fell,
the streets being miniature rivers, With .
very heavy wind and sharp lightning
Big hail stones fell during the shower.
Large limbs we're blown OF tree in many
places. The guys wires Of the electric
railway we're knocked down on State street
and the road suspended running cars during
the shower.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-19

BosTos, Sept. ls. - Fresh northern
creamery butter, % cents; northern dairy,
10 to 20 cents.
Cheese maintained . little better tore,
and sales Of fac New York we're made as
IA cents. Ohio fats sold at to 9 IA
cents for best
Egss-Eastefn sold readily st % cents
and new laid ats higher range.
Eesns-Impfoved yellow eyes in more
liberal receipt and SLOW at % 70 ~ so pei
hushel.
Po atoes-Ssles ss 35 to 30 cents pei
bushei. Fruit plentiful st low prices.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-19
A Good Years esa Fisbirg 6

ST. JOIN, N. B, Sept. 1s The bank
f.hing this year will MT wind up we'll
Several vessels Of late have been making
poor trips. The shore fishing on the whole
has been good, and the L.orador fishery
the bast for msry years. Had the popu-
lace Of Labrador recovered from the
p Dc mic Of grip in time to take advantage
OF The Ilentitude Of feb the catch would
be unprec. d. nted. The sea harvest on the
whole shis year will be very goi. OF
course this will be denied by parties inter
ested in heepiog up the price Of fish in
fereian markets, for they Invariably re-
Or, sent the fisheries ~ poor and resent the
publication Of fsvorat lie accounts ~ cal, u
listed to depress prices.
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$4,000 Fire at Boston.

BosToN, Sept. Is'--A Gre tonight in tbs
stables Of the West End Street Rsil~ay
Company. 220 to 224 Meridian street, Easl
Boston, gut..d the building, destroyed II
cars and ruined . large quantity ct hay
grain and feed. The horses we're oil saved
The total loss 10 estimated at about $50,
O0O; fully insured. The cause Of the a e
10 net known
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-19
ALCYRON. 2.l5.
Hs Lowered His Record Y.stsi day at
Grand Rapids.

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, Sept. l8.-Frank
Mobiles Airy ron lowered his record quar-
ter Of second on The Kent County FAR As
sociation track this Afternoon, trot,ing the
second heati 2I5. The starters were
Alcyron and Ripple with . runpir mate at
the half. The first gu .rter was ,rotted in
80 the second in 06 IL. He made the
mile without Q kip.
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OUR JOHN
Challenged 70 Fight By God.
difd Of Sidney, n. 5. v.
1 ien Round Battle 10 . Finish for
$1,000 Z Side.
Aelbsurns and Sidney Athletic Clubs
Beth Offer t10, 900 Purses.

NKw YoRK, Sept. ls.-SpeciAi cable
dispatches 70 she Police Gazette from sgd
ney. N s. w., say that G 1ddard has ena.-
lanaei John L. Sullivan to fight ten rounds
or 70 . nnish for 5000 . side-s
Melbe urne and Sydney athletic climbs
both offer $ll 900 purses If light is AZ
ranged. Dispatches also state that Suiii.
van. champion of New Zealand, has issued
Q chsllsnge to row Any man in the world on
the Psfmstta for S25O0 eide.
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LEAGUE MAGNATES
Confer at New York Harmony ut an
End Probably.

New YoKK, Sept. Is. - The National
League magnates we're in session all the
afternoon at the Fifth Avenue Hotel today,
and gave further consideration and discus
sion to the report Of conference commit.
tee appointed by the League to negotiate
with the American Association, and which
the latter refused to cal with after Kelly
jumped from the Cincinnati club.
When the meeting adj ourned it was stated
that the conference committee had been
discharged from further duty, and the
chairman Of the League committee was
instructed to so notify the Association.
Tbis'is generally considered to be the end
Of the present efforts at harmony bet ~een
the two organizations.
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SOMERSET RAILWAY

Commencing Monday, June zsth, 1891. train
all run "a follows, connecting 1T Oakland with
MAine Central Railroad.
For Boston, Portland. Lewiston. WAtervflle. Au
xusta, sho~hegan and Bangor:
Passenger trains leave Bingham. 6A A. M.
,l2 % p. W., holon. S.5l A. NJ, 1855 NJ, Cara
tupk Fails 1854 A. N, 'io5 p. NJ, Emoden. 7G4
An, 10 p. NJ. North AnsoD. ~ a. NJ, 50 p
NJ Anaon, 7.x7 A. NJ, l. 50 p NJ; Madison, 7 10 A
sa02r.M NJ ., sorridgevock, ? 90 a NJ. 2zi r
~; Bangs siding. 80 A. N '22b p. NJ; ssstells
Crossing, .s.02 a ~, '2 30 NJ, arrive Oakland
80 a. N. 25oP h
From oston, Portland, lewiston, Augusta, Wa
trryille, skOWhegan and Bangor;
Passenger trains leave Oakland, 9.o5 A. NJ. n
IN, saVtelle Crossing, ''9-20 A. NJ. IS 90 p, N.
bangs siding. ~ ID A 81. .5.07 p. N Norridgs
soes, ga A, NJ, 5.l4 p. NJ; Madison, s5a A. NJ.
sBP. NJ. Anson, 56A ~ p Norih Az
,oo 10 Cd 4 NJ, 5 s0P " Embdsn, 1870 A. NJ.
s0s r NJ. Csrratunk Fails, 40 IS A M, e IA r
"; soiun, i0.55 NJ, Gid p NJ, arrive Bingham
ii2o A.. NJ, as 2. N
Flag stations, at which trains stop on signal OF
notice 10 conductor. Mixed between Bingham
and North An.on. WIN. NJ. AVER, Supt.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-19

They say that Nshum Stewards wesnling
by All So, dam by Victor, 2.23, Is IS fast .
colt ss as there is in Maine or New England
tor the age.
J,ha o. Haines's horse, Bay Fesrnaught,
p'e.ented q fine appearance. Color, s'zs
AID q general toppiness of appearance
reconm. 81 this horse. He has five yesr
old, Gen Fesrnausht, which made record
Of 240 this season, and Others that can
show speed and style.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-19
ALLEGED VIOLATION
OF Modus vivsndi Called to Attention
OF State Department.

WASHINGTON, Sept. ls-Sir Julian
Psuncefote, the British minister, calls the
attention of the department of state TO the
alleged violation Of the modus vivendi,' re-
presenting the maxlum Of number of seals
to be taken in Behring sea.
Officials Of the department OF state decline
positively to make any statement respecting
the alleged breach of agreement, or even fo
admit that any protest had been filed
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Assault spd BstteI y.

RlcHMosp, Sept. 1S.-On complaint OF
Andres J. Tarr. James A. Smith, black
smith d., ing business at Richmond Corner
"a, summoned before Justice Hagsr. yes
,.ult and bst,pry. The respondent. who
vas rspresented by +. J. Buker Esq
waived ex,minstion ard gave sureiies IL
the sum Of $50 for appearance s the
December term of court at Bath.
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The storm In vermont-Boy XII ed.

LYnDoNviLLE, VT Sept ia thunder
storm accompanied BY hurricane occurred
h. re this afternoon. A woodshed in the
railroad yard was bl ,wn over on an engine
disabling the latur. Trees were broken
down ard the telephone wires btoken. Al
West Burhe, Arasnus Spencer, aged 10
years, took refuge in = dye house, the
tmoke stack Of which fell and killed him.
Many trees were blown over.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-19
L.ysvmors Pals Doir g.
rsnecjal to KEsNEBEo JOURNAL

Especial to KEssEBEo JOURNAL
LIvERMoRE FALLS, Sept. ls--Possmsstei
JF. .Js fferds b.s received fficial notice
that Livermore Falls office is sslsried
flee. The business Of this office hs'
grown fast within the past two years.
Mrs. NJ. R Treat, widow OF the late
Captain z. Treat, q well known personage
died st her residence on Main street. Liver
more Falls, Thursday night, aged II years
Deceased leaves Sc versl children.
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Barr 0 Burned.

PORTLAND, Sept 1S.-A severe thunder
storm passed over ihs city tonight, with
heavy rain for twenty minutes. A bara
was struck beyond SroudwAter and burned.
There was evidently FIRE in the dr ection
Of Bfuuswick caused by the storm. The
Thermometer has been at 30 degrees this at
tapnoon
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Psfhapa Fatally Ipiased.

-BArsoR. Sept ls Charles Chick, head
edger at the ssv mill Of G. g. SIerns &
Company, WAS severely injured this after
noon. While running planss through the
eogsr mschine, . large piece flew up and
struck him in the right side breaking
several ribs and otherwise irjuring him.
His recovery is . matter of doubt.
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SUPERIOR Co0Rf. esPx. 7Han
Hon. o. q. Ran Psssiding.

: W s. CaoATx. clerk.
L. T. CARLKroN, county attorney.
q T. STEVENS, sheriff
r. A. SHALL, stenogrsphs.
FRIpAY, Sept 1s.
Lyon vs. Lyon. 10 this csse Mrs. Lyon
resumed the stand this morning and te esti6ed
until II o'clock when she became III from
heart disease, and was taken to DR.. Crook
er's ofilcs. Ia the afternoon she WAS in
court but unable to take The ssabd, and
court At burned until Saturday morning O,
q n'rIncx
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Will Admit Ladies'.

DETROIT, Mich, Sept. Is In the
Micbig IN Methodist conference this morn
ing, vote was taken on the matter Of
admitting women As lay delegates. After
. full discussion the conference decide d in
favor Of ladies, by vote Of 149 to 10
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DOWN IN THE MOUTH

No wonder; Blood out of
order. liver deranged, stom-
ach upset and kidney troub-
les. 1t is wonder that you
are alive. Kickapoo Indian
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Fire aS Bar Hai b oV.

BAR HARBoR, Sept ls.-A building At
Eagle Lake, three miles from the village,
known a. The Lake House, was burned
about s'ciock this morning. It ~ss owned
py d. W. Brew er and WIN. Roberts. Loss
$1,000; insured.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-19

An emery Wheel in the shop Of the 9 z.
Warner Manufacturing Company q NV
Haven, burst Friday mnrpioe Instant ,
killing Vim. WaIsh, aged 10, and injuring
half dczen other werbm.u.
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Storm at Bethel.

BETHEL, April ls A heavy wind storm
twisted eff mary trees. The steeple Of
,hs Methodist church fell crushing the rooi
and entirely wrectiDg the building.
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are alive.

Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Loss
of Appetite, Scrofula, Rheu-
matism, Chills and Fever.
Put your Physical house in
order by taking the great
Root and Herb Remedy,
Kickapoo Indian Sagwa. For
sale by all druggists.
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WAR DIPARThINr,
Once Of the Chief Signal Officer.
WAsHINarou. Sept. 10 A. N
For Maine - Local showers; cooler
winds.
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A I'm! OPPORTUNITY.

The ..ocs and sxtures in the prss store Of ms ~
late + y Ingraham, ar. for SAFE, 49,. lsaa.,,r ia
is.e a -. sssrvth,ns IL rev, and he iccslt1n ~ :
- . ~ tne hes. in the city Apply - pIAiS
ISGRAHAM. Es' cutrx. snr9sdtf
"a ..arv;l :. Aug. '..- 80
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As ssignment Of Criminal Cases.

The following criminal cases are to bs
tried ia order, q. the close Of the three
civil casss specially assigr ed:
No.
ls7 State ~ lillian Fsren, W ".
"a " 4 9s State vs A y GstchelI, Goddard.
% State vs. james Rumney, Goddard.
III Va HsrtwelI WymAn, Philbrook.
i54 " vs JohHE Deeban, Bsines
;sa Frank A. Petersen, pit, Hsseiton.
is7 Edward Libby, Apt, Haibes.
io2 l. 1o3" George Houiehsn, HeseIton.
l50 1hos. Libby ct al, fhiibsoak, Heselton
If2 Jos. Buaber, Waidfos,
IS Eddie Cote, Waldron
ila - 1ordop, Aph, Heath b Tuell.
1877 " VIM stinchacld. w. W. ".
To be folio sd BY Scifc FAcias - foIiors
No. ...
III i" State v. Car'on et als, Y. ". ".
slS6sI7 Houlehsn ct al, Heselfons
And For Sentence:
Iao State v. David Peters. ws'csas.
i42 .. David Buflsr et ala. brown.
1915" Frank Peterson, Heseitsn.
ia Augustus W ooa D.. W. ".
iso wiii,am Williams, y. WV.
Al q, 81. DAnfofth, Baines.
81 " Clara Prco, Apt, safrcE.
> 70 Chp Simpson, Haines.
Al and 10" Chas. Cabana, HsineA
"a J. T.. PORTER, bxiues
~ Geo ". Reynoifs ct q, WV,
y9 Girard Cru1 aett, Heaeltop.
i8n7" ward 4 Re erson, Heselton.
100 Geo lnsery, Heselton.
iioiil" II, q BiAAe.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1891-11-26
Why He Chose Il w oman Preacher.

After he had congratulated his old
chum and wished him all the luck IN
the world, he SAID
BY the way you We're married by il
woman, weren you?
Yes. .,f-
The brides idea I suppose. - }
No; mine. i..t.
Yours Good heayen's NAH | should
have thought you-
Well, | did at first. preferred a
man and we had one all picked out, but
the brideand her parents rather favored
some old customs that | combated un
successfully.
Such as what 80 -
Such as letting the minister kiss the
bride. "
Oh that's why you-
That exactly why.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1891-11-26

gS,AEA ~ :, YEA Il y irm'"nske to h,'.Hy
& leach ANY iairlyi ~. .r,.n'' 'rl'r
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Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1891-11-26
Editorial Life iu Georgia

A man is IN jill here for having SIX
wiyes God bless us all.
Our preacher got married again lat
Thursday night. Whom the Lord low
eth he chastiseth.
We Will not take up the collection at
the Methodist church to morrow, as we
are unable to give bond. -
There will be no singing at the
church to- morrow. tTAe chnfch owed
tn. choir $40. and' they swallowed the
collection. .@.f e.srs
We ret, m thanks to Tom Burton io'
one box of collars. Ten years fram ROW
if we keep on prospecting. we'll hay'', ;, a
shirt to wear with them --Billvil!e, a..
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