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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-04-12
ON THE ROAD IN EARLY SPRING.
J." T"" Parts. Part Second.

! u" r'al l''iin@ west from winthrop VII
Leg t" Monmouth "n'rr and Lewiston = "nr
"t the historic r"ri- If odd "l"udio"n, A.
m'hrur vas formerly called Here lived
th' hr"ih"' samuel sud EJaH Wool.
fathers at thr town in it. 'arl' d5N- both
vi wb'm "rrr intimately a~>"''iatcd with
Tie la'' In, E<"kl"i li"lm"-. Sanford
il""nrd an.l other ""r'hic- anung the pi"n-
Ger farmer IN lhi- OIL town which va- the
cradle of Improved agriculture il Maine.
tunng Tho -furd' tHrmcr> and sterling mrn
of cartier daNs vet lingering with IT, i, nskr<
II""IrI E,q 'i="r""' and active at HE
~, at - years upon whom VT
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-04-12
.
Its Death Blow.


Hon John Bright nncr -ai.i. addressing
the frirn'ie pf Temperance; Thu ministers
af religion and the mmlriini''> of good me n
and women y he listen Ia th,in from week
tn week can max" the reform ven seek.
AMI John Bright wa right When the
Biiae-FrasIiiig- t'sri-fearing. s.hurcii-goiii.
>ahhatli-lo' ing part of tide community iialFl
ii'em,eive. together. aud free from all com
piicity with the nalHniy thing, determine. in
tolls strength. t'I wsgt. s. ar Of rxieriuina-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-04-12

The nit.7i ~tates Bureau Of Education
has rs''rntly pnitIi-leJ the transactions of
flt. Fourth International Pri-oa tongre--.
i'"ld At ~. l'eier.burS, Russia. iu lnne
f-a'i f. forms . volume Of over two hum
dFrl ami SITS page-, prepare! hv Nr. {. ID
Rainfall an official d,-icgaI, from iEic niietl
~tIte- sf1ing HnslrF authority Of thr Do
partiucnt of STATE II j., rmbclIi-hcd by
-c,crai map ash plans, p1rtraif- of NJ.
Galkine-W ra.kns. prs.,i'l"nl Of the Ton
srrS-: Of TIN, l,i'iianfIt-opi.', John Howard :;
"f the Emperor Of Eu,-la Alexander
III sni of th, Prince and Princes Alex
AMIR. i',hlrnIiIrg. besides several ti,w< of
tlr. great Russian prisons. In addition To
the official transactions, Of tia tongre..
which ciuhracr matter, III great Importance
rclagin= Ia prison reform aud industrial in
-tttuti"n- There i au account al HI, moHn-
n,snt- erected in EH--il tm th,. in,nlnr, ri
John How ard in cnuint, moratinn ~ rhc
centenary ct hi. death
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-04-12

ton against the rum traffic, it will have re
ccivcd lis death blow.
TO hasten tina; lnoked-for event We cal
upon ministers nt religion to ring out this
alarm and marshal the forces. The con
spiracv OF evil j, widespread and mighty
it numbers it, millions, and they are tirml,
banded together To countenancc each othrl
in sin. Behind the mighty hulwarks o
ayaricc. appetite and custom, they are en-
trcnchcd. Men of tod, Servants OF .Ic
hoynh' Lift up your voice. Ring out th'
alarm. krep ringing IL,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-04-12

ibou, two miles north Of Wintltrop vii
isse on the old ROAD to " aynr j. a pictar-
t-que eiBinene. known AZ >tHrtevant Hit
II i enc of the most deIi@ttfui OF The man,
beauiiful cminenee. in ksnne.,.e count,
and commands . wile siew of iandscap. 10
the rat, south west and 8ortis--ihe
efe taking IN wile sweep of eoanir, from
riiiipr point varied bs valley. lake. field
| forest. bill and mountain. For. standing at
| a favorable point near Putnam Villa thu
! hei,oIirr views old Mt Blue to the NORTH
iih the An'lro-coggiB valley and the " hite
| Mountains Of New Hampshire to the west
| i long linz of hill. tn the south. and 10
| the east the waters Of Lake Maranacook
| near At hand, with the high bank Of the
kenncbcc FulIer'> Dbser, atory of augusta
and the tam'ien hills To the ea.t-a pano-
| rami" scene Of great natural beauty ami nm
wearying charm Here all within stone,
throw are four beautiful anil costly resi-
sleHce>. in the binding AMI beautifving of
| shich heap of uon., were spent. Here
| j. the beacon Leonard Sturtcfant place Il
,eritabIe MANSION: tin, Putnam Villa" at
the late John +. Putnam of Boston nuw
o'' neil by hi idow ;itt Major Benson place:
! tine beautiful summer Residence of H. "
Packard. vino >pcnl. hi winter, in Brook
| iyn. y. T.. the en- I'agt. place and
| tiir linz residence of trro. \. Packard.
| fh' money -pcnt upon Tln. hill in
| Deacon >turtcsani made bi, wealth
| in New Orleans before TIA, war. ami
| afterwards in oil -I,ccuiation, ami Mr.. Put
nam Wa = Wealth. chemical manufacturer
| in Boston. VIII" bt -uccc>sful cuisines. Ic-
| Gnircd an lnpl" FORTUNE. lie wa a thor
ongll farmer in taste and inclination and no
one had = more genuine love tor cattle
| c.pccIallN for handsome steers and oxen than
! h.. ilrrr waS the birthplace of the we'll
known >turtcvant brother, OF South Fra
| mingham. Mass. both nutrd ~ agricmltu-
ri-t>. DIE Lewis, thu tir,r director of the
| Nrw York Experiment Station aud an az
| riculturaI writer of emincnrr, and Thuma.
| W. TREASURER aui manager of the Howkcr
| Fertilizer Company tone of the hig places
III >tnrrcVant Hill i nov occupied by Mr..
| \. I f'lih"rd. large. solid. brick mansion
| lfr.r enough for an academy or y court
| hru>r. with AN extensive range at stables,
harn. .ittl> ami ,ulhnilding. iununcra bic.
! nf"rtunatrl, Nr. Clifford wa- not at home.
hul We took look through The thoroughly
| built stable, and barns ..pw half a dozen
good horses and twenty seven head of .Irr-
Sc, cattle. We we're intorut that the butter
uadc at this farm all went 10 privat, c,l>to-
mcr> in Massachusetts at fancy price.
| Several OF HE" fin" place, are closed dur
| rupicl in the summer month. hy
members of the old familic. wlu
come bark Ia dear obi Main, for their out
Df-,lnur season amid the scenes of former
| pleasures. For while nurh of the ol,l-im..
glory of Slur,cvant I'm Ia. departed no
riangi' "t fortune can ever rob il of it,
naturtl beauties. It. grand views will ever
chtr'u and hr perpetual source. Of delight
to all it, residents throughout the coming
!
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-04-12

y" u'.li', Unat',ro, 70, Iak,u .f uu.i .u"l
c"nruunjraf."n-. ~ -,th wit h' ipj iuj" tir
Wa.tr ha-h't Wir4"l-
Iit lot r>,r. 'N>>.t nt uttniI ~t,,N-Irit
l"t. rIt rtf-rGt ,tf',> ,L gttiU> ,t ~
~ - p'rNW Ne Ntt"N-
,ddr'-- 80 r"ium'ui' ut"u- t,ta'in= t., .nh
-'rip i"n- 7nd col, ir Iirrlo:r 4 l,u'
ILL.ll.ll.-L.- Nn.m.tM VI
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-04-12

and satisfactory plate. cop, of which VIZ
sent 10 Esquire Howard for old friendships
-ake. Near the hone Of Mr.. Howard anil
within fsarti, If a mile If escl, osl,er arr.
three Of n fine farm-. zach with u elegant
>et. of farm buildings n can he found in
Naine and one wotlii ilav. 'n travel far 10
find iiiree - fine farms all within 81 shorf a
distance of each other. These are the farms
Of Mr.. Stevens, at the oid Chandler corner !;
that of Mr.. t. II. Lc=sibcrier. formerly ,lIs.
}. X Nelson farm and tina; of Mr. Il
ii5en. T'ic-v farms are among The be-, in
Mains aB'i the building. upon them arr. largs.
AMI elegant. probably 10, costing hes thar,
$500 IN any instance AMI possibly going
above iiii. in the ea-s Of iwo # the farms
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-04-12

ls'-If persons having oHT en'pG "A ~
bottles will notify Us by postal We y"
team at once To remove iheh-
SoD4 WoEks. % Willow 81. Ansh'gs, =.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-04-12

\ man in York count, showed hi, apprc-
citation of the benefit hi> children had re-
ceivrtl from u Sunday school library by
sending the school y two dollar bill. That's
much better than grumhling hrcan>c the
library ha- not more and better books and
doing nothing tn help il alnn"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-04-12
NOTICE.

The 'erumitiee on Pension. will rSs.st H. III,
NiJerinah's room t'ranie Block. U,Hrsdsy sY.t-
ing 81 e.9elack- until Farther Boiiro.
" T.. i:sEEny.
=, " MATHEw-.
nsarrsstff .,,,,, ga. f.,..f....
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-04-12

What ,ln YOU think of such an order a.
this :" cxclaim> an krnu>tuuk potato ra>el
q, he reads the recent order of the tanadiar
Pacific Ia it, agcut>. Don't give lrntat,
shippers ANY huN ear. but compel ttcm /,
pay " ten dollars royalty on Eastman Heat
cr- and lined ears. And this at Il Tins
when every day means good deal t" tl'
shippers rs the -rcd market doesn't last nj
ways and the troo-t"ck potato houses ar,
full 'l'h,. dealers >ay the roml will not han
empty ears Ia nr from stations tn ohligt
their patrons because they claim there i pu
any money in this way of doing business. :,
''waii until we yet around aud if We have
spare cars YOU may have one. otherwise
continue to hold your potatov-. But tn,
truu~took people wont In ut the mercy oi
the Canadian parit" much longer.
Bro. Barrow. vlto has just taken clarg,
Of tht Bar Ilarhur Record think of riukin-
il 8 daily issue during the two ar thrr,
months of the summer season, II j. good
Flea.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-04-12

tut tNii, kt>>tHt' .I", c>>t uN ~.
lot Sr"N >N' n va Wi-uI>'.t,r> Nlw>
iN'HNNt.t WN-ri>.tuN To-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-04-12


'Hn, Of IT., m",t t,nnaruu> features nt
Advertiser. J. The announcement vt the
Democrats that puh,viN yNlr.,ral ,i,'aRaratic
>lcrc,> IL Gh,~ic l>lauI utortunafrl, .
Ibc d,morFa'ie ca,ulrisn uaua.yf- ar,' an
resort e, prr'ic,,ng grani victory. ami it
Is r.,o hate in Tho 'lsv +" tcrrac' THUR n.'cr-
.tuc,.> at - week a-o.
ma, nuridI vim lew ia TN. chapter llou-y
of Westminster Nhl-,, whvr, Jitnr> Rl.>,,ii
Lowell ,lrh,crc'l ,oiu af hi> n,..' ini>hc'i
ora,ian> To- English au'ljcncg, ha> tccn
suggested b, Dean Br.dlr, a. 8 n,rr itiing
place for hi, mtn,agiul that, The thles it>,lt
.-cspccrllhf ina,tpn,h ~ ti'rn >ceia> jo i,r
no sppsopristc .rav, 9-ea,iline tor the
mouvmsaI in thc thIsN i,-vlf
The pr, Go"i> thsoniclc remsrSia. mp
on III, condition ri trst't,'. >.'>> fh,' tex
I'll. in'lu-,ri,-> ut the onuurr, arr wrli rm-
pleved AMI so.ss> ar h,-ias nt,rSst,l al
lswer price, than ,.,vr. Ihi> Will insure
iargcr demaui .tnt hIishtrr pr"~lr,.t- for
the various trades throughout the countr, i.
The feeling ,hrrusltuui lsu>.u,'>> AMI iiuan-
eiel eirvic- i one al confidence anil scner-
at hoi.efnl feeling
tretn;,,ioa. a. 4 mo.i,. of disposal of the
hs"lt,'s ri deceased persons, appears Ia ht'
gaining in fa,,r all over the world There
are noW fourteen ,.resulatories in operation
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-04-12

Mr. J. ricrrvl"m Morgan gii' "t halt a
million dollar. TIA the Nys York Ia,lc
school, i ..o,"' prs''rai Philon'Iu"in. MIR.
Morgan r,iI,mt l,h,,y- in @}'ios thc
Nmorican hu, a fair cl'aHo' :" cam living
in ,ncnrinn> bach vouti otherwise Ia. NO.
uoI,nliy,-i hv foreigner.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-04-12

| The -ccrc'ar, uf the iIonc Marked club
Of Bo-gon ha- been compiling .tati-iic- re-
iatins to the tin plate hn-inc-. IN the nite,i
State. The,, STATISTICS .huw tie. talarl of
| the free tralr croaking. against ihi- grow =
| ing indn-tr, They show that the weekly
output If plat. work. now in operation IN
| hi. country +. to,0ou hoxr- while an addi-
riouai ln,t-o hoxr. SIN soon Ia, furnished
| ." tlc'nrir- now nearly completed.
| lhl' includc. g prndwct of 100 boAc, a
daN from Ilr' WORK. at i'ipua -.
about tn. cSi,tcur,. Of whicb there Ia. been
so mach doubt thrown bN IA, free trade
| pres The ~ ppn huEr> Inch viii shortly
Ia, put upon thu market each week are. more
| than two iifh, al our r,eurru,c and it
would --rm that ~irh rhr growth that j.
! likri, tu fnlIuv >nrrr-. IN The business, tlr
native supply 10 q few sear- ought /" be-
-ui'iciynt for "ltr ur,'l-. lhl, of course +,
~ tt,, assumptions that thr tarif nu foreign,
| plift, j. continued The repeal Of the Hut,
/
Ih,. t"Dlo~in. tor, ct Lord rc,n, ,on
ua- pI,,ruol ct -uficI,n iuIormnr, to l.,
r5hIyd over to tl' >ttunla, c,,ulug papers
and tlorcf,r- regarded Il of interest
enough Ia lc reproduced in "ur columns
It -lon- Tin sh.cnrmiul,. lur-, OF the -rra,
! pot aud T., ."tr ha, a. the expense of Mr..
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iigi"u-


ttrH IT, tlr. Methodist t.uuI,.r..o. tugu-i,
tura 7-lp-i Nriu' N'fh"n-- 'ou',r ln.'
E1ULl,
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I,oi: SALE hu.rr huld.ug lui- on EJ>t
l. ,Ir-riut and NIIi!r street. I'ii,r- can IL,
set, ~ HE oilico of : 4 T.. rt"nu,h Water II
iuHtt.,ifl
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-04-12

The regular meeting ct Y, W. CT
will he Til, TUESDAY evening as usual
lowed lay the lesson physical culture.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-04-12

Wmird-,.irl
For >al,--liou-r.
Lodgrr>.
New ashford X Lowell
Easier nowcr>--t. h. Partridge.
Easter di.pla, ~ Eutkltv 4 Go,.lrirh
For SALE Wood
10 Let rrn-mrnt
To lrt-Ncw HOUSE,
Elcctrir-Bcil, tube. etc
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-04-12

Marsha Grant of Saco brought a pl,,
to the Insane Hospital last evening,
Spring millinery will he displayed in b,
fusion at the millinery establishment, /,
week
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-04-12

Az iNTEB-23, a"tisc atil 81 i,ati,- turr T." eel
W Fruit trees aH'i nrIH'i. great ri's,.ses
fur THE night mst,. tfEls INV Reference re-.
iHir..l, \. :. EheHhanrue. t;euryH. y. :
Hrrlltl3w
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-04-12

The exquisite hand painted Easter oas
in the window at G.. X. Partridge, ard
work OF Mr.. Charles Stcarn. of Mal!is,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-04-12

Monday weather wa, Il slight imp,,o
mcnt over SUNDAYS,
Peas and ouiou> are alrcad, plaulc,
most of the local gardens.
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1892-09-10
KEEP COOL.

The Phiade ,hla Times closes
~ editorial on cholera with the
following sensible remarks which
we commend to the yer, TIM Il who
are irem ,ling AZ the approach of
th disease:
"When cholera becomes epidemic
IN any county fully tour-dflhs Of
iis victims, and PROBABLY many
more, are made easy . ~ Of the
plague by the prostratlon Of fright.
Fright is the most enervatiDg of
all.causrs outside Of &C nal Il SO ,se,
aud il is right thai giv,s tOcholera
its most appalling sacrifice. AS Il
rule, there is little peril even from
epidem C cholera Il thrTe Is no
special mental strain aud The sys-
tenn is toned up by he llhy food
and the usual sanitary Observau-
ces. OF course, it il not safe t.
count Confidently on escaping such
deadly mhlady even with the
utmost prerautiunr; but when he
danger must be ice /, there is
safety only il scsupulOus care and
cool phiiUs bphy.
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1892-09-10
MARRIED PEOPLE FREQUENTLY GROW
TO REESE MBLE EACH OTHER.

OF course you've no ! ed IT.
Everybody has noticed that some
complies who have lived together
fnr many year have grown To re.
semnle each other. Wnat can the
reason hrf Of cpurs the niures
might II duliy shape themselves
il the same groove, for the lives
being So entwined, habits, man.
uers and modes nf living would
necessarily become OF the same
pattern ii the proper cong'nialltN
existed Yet why the features
should change is u mystery Yet
change they do
Perhaps the workings Of the
inner natures, growing daily more
and more alike, influence the eX.
preston, aud IN hat may lie the
Resemblance mo than IN the
actual likeness H. the color OF the
eyes, the shape Of the nose or the
curve OF the chm, Be that MS it
may, a scientific research into the
matter aud the eXamlna ion Of the
photographs of hundred couples,
married from l6 years up 10 30,
went To prove that those who were
cnntcnted in their married life and
were cungenlal in ,Astes and ~
clinalions, more strongly res m
bled each other than those who, 10
put il in everyday pallance, led a
cat aud dog life. Vet in all stood
out, strong AMI unmisiakanle be.
fore the SO ,rehlighl Of sci nee, the
/ fact that THESE pairs i3lnpd IN
wedlock grew with each succeed
ing year more like each her.
This comes as warning aud 4
revelation 10 the n n and maid ns
of to-day who are contemplating
ma rimony. fbota are z nd look
ing then tuey need nave uoihi =
10 f ar, tut Ii one or the Olner IL
positively ugly tnink pl the feelings
Of the brtter looking on wh'
knows that III times .iomiaa,ed hN
the great r force ~ ,e pl dn ia I
his or her own will gradually he
come less ani less he uUful untl
tile Resemblance becomes rOi ice
able. There Is so much for One t
th,nk of VINO contemplates maj
riige that perhaps TINS lates' dis
, covery will not count, nut tu
Those who pride themselves o.
their good looks 1t i u point I
cousidrr.--Phaadelphia Times.
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1892-09-10
A CURIOUS PROPHECY.
4 Part oft Has Been FULFILLED disasters
to Come.

In August, 1857, the Blvarian
Allegrm-iue Hritung printed re-
markAble prophec which had
been made by an old hermit many
We ,rs before. In it the rise of
Napoleon III. was clearly u'lined,
AS were also the Austro- Prussian
wars and the commune of Paris,
He told how the death of Pope
Plus would occur in 1876 or 1877,
and how it would be followed by q
Turcu-R Russian war, both predic-
tlons being but slightly wrong. He
said that Germany would have
three Emperors IN one year before
the of the century, which we know
was verified to the letter in 1888.
He missed it oae ia the number
of United States Presidents that
were to die by assassination, which
was remarkably close guessing to
say the least.
Now for the future The opening
of the twentieth century is to see
Manhattan Island and the whole
of New York city submerged in the
waters OF the Hudson, East river
and the bay. Cub, is to break in
two, and part of il, including a
portion OF the city of Havana, to
sink beneath the waves.
Florida and lower California are
to br, ak l1ose from tue mainland
and carry their loads of human
freight TO the bottom OF the sea.
The twenty-fifth is to be the last
of the United States Presidents;
and ireland is to be kingdom
aud England a republic by the
end of the next century.
1t this seer is to be relied upon
the Umted States will soon be
divide !, and San Francisco, Silt
L ke CitS (Which he referred Co a
the 'naradise in the American
d s .rt.' New Orleans, st Louis
w ,shington IN Boston are 10 be
male capitals of thn six republics
tnat are TO be re ,red on the ruin
of the prese lt United States.
To return to Europe. The end oi
the twentieth G ury will not fint
either Italy or France upon ht
maps, aud Berlin will have beeI
totally destroyed by an earth
quake. Philadelphia Press.
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1892-09-10
CONFEDERATE FLAG.

The Wesson Mlrrew says: Capt
T. A. Glrner nc .ivel bN
express from Geo. Kretsiugrr, Of
EnglewOo !, H., flag that was
preSrnte to the Summit Rifles IA
1s6 :, BY tue ladies' Of Summit. II
WAS ctptured by the FrderAls in
Washington county, this State ia
anOur the third year of the war.
Mr.. Kretsinger wr1.e to Summit
some line ago, stating that he had
the flag, and would like TO return
II to the proper person. He WAS in
formed that Capt. Garner, of this
ci Y, WIS the last captain Of the
cmpary, aud he h ID better send
it 90 him. Toe flag WAS beauti-
Iul on origina IS costing abOni
$3.50, maize of blu silk, with gill.
ed fringe, AMI inscribed as follows.
'.Prrsents.d to the Sunni Rife~
Dy the Lailies of summit Tie
Captain informs us tIsrs are only
about seven Of the original con.
pauy now living, himself and
Mayor i. ID. Day, If this city, tvs
at Summit, aud the others scat.
tered. The fig was somewhat
wor ), but still worthy Of prsserva
ion.
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1892-09-10
LnlIdrel- Cry for Pitchers CastOria.
GEN. A NJ. WEST.

We are glad that our nnble old
friend, of more than quarter Of i
century, declined the Populite
nomination for Congress from this
District. When we first heard thai
he was a candidate for the nominal
ton we regretted il sincerely, for,
we have never been anything else
to each other than friends, aud,
while we have more than once had
occasion, and found il necessary
TO do so, We always hated to vote
anh work against a personal friend.
When, however, princ Piles aud
party fealty are invulvei, we never
hesitate, and have never donr
80. We are giad, therefore, til Il
our noble old friend has voluntarily
relieved Us of the necessity OF
going against him personally, bul
we shall Certainly go against the
party with which h. has allied
himself, for we bell, We the Demo
cratic is The only party the country
and especially the SOuth-cau
look 10 and depend upon for SILVA
tion.-SArdis Reporter
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1892-09-10
owNsRsHIPs OF The RAILROADS.

The estimated value Of the rail.
roads in the United States is niue
billion dollars. Tue third part,
fellows want the government 10
own these railroads. 10 do 70
bonds bearing nos less than 3 pc
cent per annnm would have to b.
isSuei to pay for them. These
bonds won d run f,r fifty ye,rs.
TIL. annual inie est at 3 per cent
would be s27O. 400, 600; multiply
that Dy 90 and the interest account
a.Oue woulI be Si3,5OO,O 5000
ID 10 this The purchase prize OF
the road-, 5000, ,OOO.O0O, and il
would make their rist 10 the tax
payers 800. 800. .0DO. 900. III TIL,
estimate. there IS not word sad
about the additional tax thai
would la. e 10 be raised to i,royid,
for siuking fund. repair fund
damages, etc.-YazDp Herald.
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1892-09-10
MILLIONS IN MASONRY.

Chicago knows no rival in the
consumption nf brick d M r;ar.
This summer is her ,anner season.
The bul,iing permi issued iram
ia uaiy 10 July o. this ear repr. :
srnts total street flOnfage OF
iJG y02 feet. This rs 1900 feet
nor tia" for The six months pre-
ced e. Placed ~ stra gnt line,
ithont allowance for q. ~ str 9 !
or spaces be w,en ihe houses til
TX months operations amount "a
within fraction # lliirfy mile oi
new bnildi g. The y'.afl, iucre So
10 the value OF Chicago bel dings
amount to more Ihan $500 900
Chicago News.