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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-05

( JAMES O'NEILIAs 'sMosrx Cxisro.
Jsnes O'yei;l MI make IL arr .po<.,
ancs IN Aaxusss Thurssay sveainz, seq
=. u his nasterpiece The Count Of Mont.
Cfisto. plAy vhich . among tie most 70
mantle aid fascsnstins Of any moaer.
dramas. and which under Mr.. O,Nsiir,
mssniAcsnt fresfmens has become ! classic
Thousands Of theasse-eoers IN erer,
hfse cisy If tie Union have year after ye.,
followed the siyertures Of Edmund psnse,
vnh the elosese attention and sp.
plsssied TO the echo every climax
"a the play They have vasched With pity
TIE separation Of The young sailor from hi.
svesfhsast and his subsequent confinement
IN the chss<sa DIf through the plouins Of
his enemies They have seen him in hi.
Dungeon learning Of the vast buried vesist,
Of Monte cFisso and have cheered his escape
from the gloomy old prison.
Then comes refribaGon. Treasures worth
millions are 1t bis command. The ssilor
lad Of Is yesrs before becomes an inspired
Nemesis % the srail Of his false aecuseY.
and one BY one they are sunamariIy brough,
10 jEszses and death.
A. Dansss AID Monte Cristo Mr.. o'yeiIl
Is perfect He has PLAYED the part $3.50
consecutive times And his clear cut. cameo
like features snd flashing eyes are a. fsnii-
lar in the assumed part a. IL the character
IN aetion. No more eminent, romantic
actor has recently visited Augusta and -
he Ia said to be supported By remarkably
powerful company, the theatre should be
crowded The sale Of seats has already
opened.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-05
Personals

NJ. SAT-. Gossn il. WISHING friends at
Bangor
! Il Pollard Of winslo~ vas in the city
Hoad4g
in Greedy of China va. in the city
Nopiay
C.H. Aeborn of Cooper' Nil. was in
,osn Monday
Rober, Treat wbttshouse, Esq, of Port
lsBI. IS IN 'oEn.
II q Abbott Of N,tth Vassaiboro was
10 the ri,y MONDAY
Hon r. II Thing ot Mount vernon was
in The e,,y Monday.
Ms. Nonh. VI Smith Of Portland il Wis
,tnT her COUSIN Mss Emma f. Gay Of
Grove street
Ms Carrie Brooks daughter Of j. d.
Brooks. . "a Boston with her sister. Mrs
y II Taylor
Mrs " y. 3 Chase AMI Miss Frances
fha.e have returned to Augusta from
Squirrel Island
Dr y. J.. I.eeisir went to Lewiston on
tine q train yesterday being called there
on professional business
Mrs, W Harlow and daughter ~h"
hsvr he'u At pecan Point during the sum
mer have retained 30 the city.
Rev + T. NrT bert. the popular P tstor
Of the nltarl4n church sna family who
haze been spending their vacation At eeesn
Point have retarned "a the ci'y.
Nj Bountan of Leri';on' assistant sup
ern'pnient Of th" Metropolitan l.lie Insu-
rance O.. = ia Augusta the guest of tI'
brother, John Ronueau on Bond street
Res Pleasant Hunter and family who
have been spsadius the summer At the Au-
slsta house. leave here on the early trsia
this morn for their home IN Mime
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-05
"i.ife j. an ocean.
Each one has his bark "

Some have bark they would gladly be
rid ola ceaseless, persistent. determined
eough present by day. not absent by night
II you take the wings of the morning and
iv to the uttermost parts Of the earth. il
Ill 90 With you There IL just one thing
to 10. begin thorough treatment with DR..
l'ieroe's Golden Medical Discovery, and the
problem i. solved You will soon wonder
where il is gone, and when it went. The
picture is not overdrsw lingering
and obstinate coughs, and even eonsump-
ton. in its early stages, yield TO this poten'
vegetable compound. Large bottles, one
dollar. at druggists. and guaranteed to ben
eft or cure, in every case, or money n
turned by its makers
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-05
NEWS NUGGETS.
Brought BY ihs wires From the Nsrth. East
South snd west.

The estimated total yield Of corn hi,
year VII exceed 2fo. 900 bushels, the largest
IN the history Of Kansas excep: In 1879.
The officials of the Chicago, Milwaukee
& 81 Paul Rsilrosd said yes.er lay that the
company would net make any reduction in
the wages Of employe. for mouth.
The session Of the pan-Auer;ean Nsd:-
cal Congress at Warrington was opened
Tuesday BY Prssidsnt Cleveland, Who d.
iIveref brief address. Between $50 and
1000 doctors are in attendance.
Thomas Sinclair, convicted at San Pran-
CISCO Of the murder Of Morris Fitzgerald,
OF the bark Hesper, has appealed to the
supreme court Of the United States on
n; OF error, and bis execution viii be
delayed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-05
QUARANTINE ORDERS.
Lie Saving Service will Cooperate I
Marine HcspjtaI Oficials

| WASHINGTON, Sept. 5-Superintend,
kimball of the life saving service isst
an important circular letter to all keen
OF life saving stations on the Atlantic !
board and especially to those In and abb
New York. The circular instructs l
officials Of the life saving service to |
operate with the officers Of the mari
hospital service In preserving q str
quarantine on infected ships.
To this end the surf men are Instruct
to keep a close lookout for all matter sd
as bedding, clothing. vegetable matS
etc, which may wash ashore. This mat
they are directed to handle with raj
only. to dry and burn it. They are Al
instructed To see that no person who nd
escape from ships detained at auarantt
are permitted to land.
In general way the life saving sery
will assist all in its power to maintt
rigid quarantine when it ia established
as TO lessen the chances Of infection to Il
country through the means Of diseaa
household articles.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-05

"PAgSEE BILL's HisroRie WILD wEsr.
There are advertised TO be With the Wild
West. band of Bsdouin Arabs and sew,
efai Of the Wild riders Of the Pampas
Then as the Dayton papers are said to say
There are the marvellous feass Of horse
Hanship. such a. the picking up Of hanf-
kerchiefs. bats, coins. etc. while running
st fail speed; the rising Of the pony sx-
psess, az illustrative Of the manner in which
the mails we're carried before the innova-
ton Of railroads; the exhibition of marx.
r"an.hip by Miss MAY Lille and Pawne@
Bill; the backing mustangs snd pan,s.
sna the lsgghsble but exciting attempts to
ride them; the buffalo. nov almost exlint,
in the West; the Mexican ponies AMI their
riders, and last Ia msn,iou, but not least in
interest. half hundred Indians. rho are
az ane but vitbsi a. fierce looking set ~
were ever gotten together for exhibition,
besides hundred and one other interesting
features"
The Wild West will be given Al the Au-
gus.s driving park, Wednesday, September
q. Parade at 10 A. NJ. Performances 8,
2 and 5 z. VI.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-05

All hgi one or two grocsrs have signed
an s<resmeas to close the grocery stores on
all evenings Of the week except Friday and
Saturday. This is done As the trade doee
not seem TO demand the keeping open Of
the stores AMI 10 close them xGords the
proprie,ors aud clerks relief from the 9th
essise excessively long hours which they
ARE obliged to keep. L. is thought that sill
will sign and that the stores will be closed
per agreement.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-05

The officers Of the Granite National bank
hal no reason Monday to b. liess that il ~ss
holiday of any sort. All day long the
bank sss crowde,l with broken old men,
veterans Of the war. si5h tired looking
-Snisn an yoang people of every tyre. 1t
vas Pension lay sa4 tie recipients Il the
governments toaaty gathered n force.
Msske' square ana Commertial aud
Arssnal streets we're crowded with
vehicses an every post On Water stree, I'D
iogss hitehei TO il. Many Of the visitors
dld not appreciate the ssnc,ity Of our sireet
crossings and by nooa Msrshsl Crswford 9
tally shosei that. be had moved nearly p
teams from Of the crosswslks. As might
have eeen expected trade was considerably
Gliekenei and currency b, came q very
common thing
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-05

MA :sHFIELD. Mo-, Sept. 5.-James 3D.
not d desperate, who has terrorized n
conn unity for over 30 years. stabbed al
killed John Harrington without proved
ton. The sheriff declined to arrest bill
Thor as Moore, boy Of Is, asked to
depui'zed aud received gun aud shackl(
He made Bell don the bracelets and lockI
him I'D at the county iaiI
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-05
A Providence MYSTERY,

Pr vTDEScE. Sept. 5.-The mystery s1y
foun- ing the death Of DR. Adoniram JuH
eon Greeley has assumed new and star
ling Ibase, as Medical Examiner Palma
hfter a careful Inquiry. reported to titc
dep'i chief Of police that the doctor
death was not due TO au accident, but to-
violence received at the hands Of som
prrs"n. The coroner will commence 18th
inquiry at once Tvs
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-05
Hearing on the TssiH.

WAshTssToS, Sept. 5.-The ways and
means committee continued its bearings on
the tariff today. II. w. Lesley Of the
American Cemsn, Co.. representing the
American cement industry. appeared in i'd
rocacy Of the retention Of the present speci-
sc duty Of 5 cents per 100 pounds on i'm
ported cement. He gave FIVE separate
reasons TO, this request.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-05

Some idea of the amount of work PEN
siIn day means to the Granite Nanonal
Bank officials may be obtained from the
following figures. giving the business for
Monday In the SIX hours the bank vss
open $40 pensioners we're paid sso.sso.so
BY the three men within the bank counters
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-05
Burned TO Death.

b. sTor. Sept. 5.--Little Johnny No b,
Dopnugh, years old. was burnepp-
to death through his clothing catciof
Ing fire at bonfire In East Bostosss
yesterday afternoon. A distressing feat
ure nf the case is the fact that man, WITH.
an e'ercoat on bis arm, was standing meas
the child when its clothes caught IRE, andso
did not throw the garment about the little.
one through tsar Of spelling IL.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-05

I Airy fsirF Lillian. 9Th
Duchess"
An % d Maa's Darling
| Mrs A. Aeyeigh Nj
Ter.
Adde'S Husband Clss
Allan Q1arfermAin- II
Riser tisggarsi,
As in i Looking Glass
4. c. Philips
Arabian Nights Enter
faiamenr-
AfsEe Worlds Mercy, A
novel Florence War
den-
Bag Of Diamonds. The
A Detective s,ory
| Fem.
Bonnie Dora. Mrs
Alex. Meveigh Miller
Br, rxie L-angten- II
smart
Bride OF the Tomb
yrs. Alex. NcVeigi
Miller
Can lie. Alex. Dumas r
Gu Ids History Of Eng
laad. Charles Dickens
.Coun,ers Vera Mrs A
MeNeigh Miller.
/ Dateiess Bargain. A. A
novel. G.. l.. Perkins
Deer Slayer, The
Cooper.
Dora thorne. b. NJ. Clay
Dukes Secret, The. Z
Nj BrAeme.
Deidee, or. the lrol
Hand. FlorencI
v arden
feoris's Fortune. Wa
den.
Dark House. The . or, 4
Knot Unrnsel!e,f. feal
Dtck'- Wandering.
sfurris,
sDoubly Wroagtd
Adah NJ. Ho1ar1.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-05

says nss- essyss aad 81 o.,
Asiepsy.

DENVER, Sept a-rhs after,
personal friends Of DIR. T. TAacAe,
the famous prisoner who killed hi
his cell in the county jail By taxi
subtie unknown poison. are opp,
effort TO bold an autopsy and iaqu
II Is hinted that DR.. Graves q
own life with some mysterious
combiaation OF drugs which CO
have been prepared BY an expert
and those who believe him guilty
murder Of Mrs Barnaby are .,
connecting the poison BY which ID
ended his own troubles with Il
tanned In the mysterious bottle OF
sent Ma BaruAby from sher n
the woods"
4 Suggestive HAT
II Is limited that the strange poi
very likely the same 10 both case,
leading physicians, who were to b.
an autopsy yesterday. have refnseS
50 until the county co,nmixsioas
guarantee = fee Commensurate I
Importance OF the case.
Mrs. Graves, the doctors wit
stouily opposed to the autopsy
quest Size says that after the lett
Doctor tafr 49,. !
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-05

desperate Woman. A
Adah n. Howard.
sDresdtai Temptation,
A Mrs L. MeNeigh
Miller.
Death Bed Marriage. A.
Charlotte n. Stanley +.
Eas. Lynne. Mrs II.
Wood.
Eve. 5. Barring Gould.
Frozen Pirate. The. ".
Clark Russell
Exlse Start. A. H.Smar:
For Nantes Sake.
Allen
Grimm's Hons.hpl 1
Parry Tales. Brothers
Grimm.
siHy Kenmore Wife.
Mrs. A. McVeigh
Miller.
House on the Marsh.
Toe. A novel +. War
den.
Hon. Mrs. VeFrkef, The.
The Duchess"
Handy Andy. 5. Lover.
ivanho~. Sir Walter
Scott.
.Jacqaeiina- Mrs. Alex.
Mcfeigh Miller.
Jane Eyre. & Bronte
( John Halifax. Gentle
man Miss Nuloch.
Jet Her Face Her For
| tune, Mrs. Annie
| Edpardes.
Lady Aadley'- Secret.
| Miss VI Z, Braidon.
Last OF the Muhieans,
| The James Fenimort
| Cooper.
Lorna boone. Black
| more.
! Lice Remors7. A
| The Duchess "
Little i,oidcn's Data
| ter. A. Mcteish int
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-05
PeARf ALL RIGHT.
The Falcon Returns and Fake" Rumers
Denied.

Sr. JoHSs, N. F., Sept. 5.-Li,
Peary's Arctic steamer Falcon arrived b,
today. She left Peary with his party
well at the head of Bowdoin bay, Nd
Greenland, August 2elh. Peary had
that time so dogs. % tons of walru, n,
and deer on hand.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-05
'DARD WORKS!
PRlN1lNG. LARGE TYPE.

(. sketch Hook. The,
| irving.
swiss Family Robinson,
| The.
S.ruck Down. A novel.
HAwiey smart.
Second Thoughts : A
novel. Two volames
in one. kffodl
hroughfon.
Strange Case of pr'
Jekyii ana Mr.. Hyde
7 4. l.. stevenson.
fhr, : Men In . Boat,
jerome h. Jerome.
Tom Browns seAooI
Bays Til o N, . ,
| Hughes.
roHr Of the World ID
| Z ghty pays. jules
tefnr.
Twenty oHsa o Z
Leagues Under the
| sea, Verne.
The Two Orphans. X
DEnuePy.
Two le trs Before thu
| Mas. r. II Dana, ,is
Under Garments. "Tas
! Duchess"
warrant Wifi, A. A
novel. florehce War
| den.
Vivian, The Bean,y. 4
novel. Mrs. A. Ed
| war,ie..
witoh's Head. II Rid
er BsgFari.
Willie Reilly. ". Carrie
! ton.
Woman's Face. A
Florence Warden
wife'. CRIME. A Ms
4 Grace Haipine.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-05
cAa YQu READ IN

There may be some mystery about that
Sign, but there 10 nothing my sterious shout
6ne groceries. They are right In quality
right in weight, right in every essential ths,
contributes TO the best Of service. snd they
are sold 1t price which enables the pur.
chaser TO have the price to buy them. The,
include everything, ~et and dry. fresh and
prepared. aod they include the choicest
varieties Known to the trade. You csn bu,
nothing from 10 that you cannot buy ~iti
perfect safety. Just nov re are especisll,
well equipped With
Flour, Tea, COnes, spices, NO.
S0sses. etc.
-. L. ~097UE1,
z27 Wafer 81.
angiodtf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-05

| lcr-
sLiftie Mana. Howard
Michael Strogoa. Verne.
Mr.. Forteseae. W
| Wessal.
Master of the Mine. The
| Robert Buchanan.
Matt, Il Tale of a Tara
van. kob RI buehao-
/ an.
Mastery OF \ Hanson
| Cab. Fergus W
Hume.
Master of the Ceremo
mes. The. A novel
/ f~un.
Nollie Bawn. "fhs
| naciie<-."
vapors. Cobbse.
Nun's Curse, fpe. Rid
| dell.
Old Mam'seise's Secret
From the German OF
Y. Mnriitt.
Oliver Tw It. Dickens
One Maids Mischief
Fem.
Pathfinder The, Cooper
Pioneers, The Cooper.
Prairie, The. Cooper.
Prince OF Darkness, A
A novel. Fiorencs
Warden.
.Queenie's Terrible Sc
cr~t, Mrs. A. Mcveis'
Miller.
Reproach of Annesley
The. 5. Maxwell Grey
X bihs-n Crusoe, DE
Foe.
RI mofa George Eliot
Rory OMore. : l.. yer
Rabbits spell. The. stu
art Cumberland.
Rose and the Lily. Ths
Mr. A. NaN u,el. Nil
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-05

Among the spectators at the dance st
o.kwood park Saturday evening, were
Mayor VI. X Leighton AMI Alderman K. J
Martin. who were on visit of inspection
they pronounced themselves as well pleased
with decorum of the dancers aud the order
ORE served.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-05
Marrieo.


hESshbtt
anxusia--sey; IN. hv Rev. G tumniaTs
Nm : knoxies snh Mas Ehith T. hilbieth
both Of MaNc re,tsr.
North Moamosth-Aazust II. by J. L. Circuit
E<l Il ntsmin y. Ian a.ter and Mrs Lucy
Elder both Of Monmouth.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-05
A Communication.

me tffhHag mtDt At pHkWDD1 mas AlWaN
esforced the rule rot TO admit persons in q
state of inebriety. II such are seen about
the entrance or attempting 10 board the cars
IL il because they have been denied ADM.
sion 10 the park and the manage ment shoulI
not be- misjudged.
HExRy G. STABLES.
There is a certain gam" in town against
the members Of which complaints Of var
Gus sorts sre constantly being brought and
who are constantly appearing in the police
court and frequently land in jail. Marsha
Crswiord's patience as well as the public's
Has become exhausted and be intends ii
the future to show DO mercy toward 'ht
gang and has Instructed his oitcer'
20 arrest these persisteB, iss -deiiers wher
ever an cpportuniIy is afforded for so do
ing Then wiih the aid of Judge Andrew
he intends TO make the town too hot fol
The So fellows and by using the full gor Of
the law drive them out Of Augusta. Wher
thi. is done the community will breathe
freer.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-05

The folloring programme has been ar
ansed for the meeting Of the State board
trade at Belfast. Sept. H.:
"Hew csn Maine - improve her PRINCIPAL
masxft< ~ to supply her horne II de -
e..,x.-. 49,. Mr. r. b. Widsiow
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DllfO.

AuRrsta--Sert. 4. Dan 81 I. Pike, aged ~ years
! moeths and = dsys.
North vassalhoro Aug 2, Ann, wife OF VIII
ham Robinson. sgsd "a years.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-05

Hits-st. Louis, II, Boston. Ii. Error. :
Louis, ;, BJston, 2. Batteries Daarles
Bennett, Ciarkson and MeAaley.
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FOR aALE.

7lCyCLES-t have thre Wheels that I viii
- ofer At big hs.xas. One a Columbia
Z Ii Ohri~n. eept5du
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THE COLUMBUS SERIES

hen n other Address all orders to
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-10-17
MILLs' CREEEBACK SPEECH.

Oar Corsicaua contemporary
shows It's need of Information by
demanding proof Of the fact Il al
Roger O VI lis made a Greenback
speech 10 Greenbsck club in this
city in 1878. Fortunately for the
truth. hundred. are here nov living
in this city who were here then, and
many Of them heard the speech and
remember it quite distinctly.
Among them The NEws called on
Shell Hogan, who was the chairman
Of the com nittee appointed by the
" AGO GfeeLblck Club to interview
Mr.. Mills and ascertain his views
upon the subject Of finance. Mr..
Hogan says he called on Mr.. Mills,
and in private conversation Mr.
NJ lis end orsed so fully the views
held by his club that he asked Mr.
Mills to address the cup. MI
Mills with pleasure assented aud
Smell says he made speech exactly
in accord with their views and was
cheered Justify throughout its
delivery. Es.Alderman K. j.
Goode, at that time mem Der Of
the Greenb.ck club says ne will
make an aft iavit that Mills made
the speech to the club at its special
instance and req rest, ard that 1t
was one of the finest Greenback
speeches he ever heard and tha. the
club fully end )rsed the speech.
Does our esteemed contemporary
want more proof? If it does
whole battalion of witnesses can be
produced.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-10-17
BRIGHT AND BRIEF.

We suppose the ship heaves to
out of sympathy for the seasick
passengers-SiftlDgs.
"Why do you cut up such antics
when you feed your turkeys, Mr..
Farmer?" "On. Pm trying to
make game of them Free Press.
The 0lly Way: Judge: Dis
charged But don't let me see you
here again. Graduate Olaf: IT'S
me wud be sorry to see yer 'oner re
signi-Life.
~ insist upon your leaving the
house." she said angrily. Seer
,alnly," he replied blandly; 81 have
no intention of taking it with me"
Free Press.
Groom from Currah: | fed him,
sur, ! groomed him, sur, and l
docked the end of his tail, which is
great addition to the haste. -Bos.
ton Transcript.
The artist: What do you think
of my painting Of nest full of
eggs? Friend: It's pretty good,
old fellow, if you intend them for
bad eggs. Truth.
Little Boy-The preacher says
there is no marrying in heaven.
Little Girl-Of course not. There
wouldn't be enough men there to 60
round. C ood News.
Their Future. He: OF course,
my prospects are not the brightest.
We will have a great deal to con.
tend against. She: Dearest, we
will have each other. Vogue.
Miss Newcomb-Ssems to be
rather a good year, this, for fruit,
Giles. Are all your trees as full
of apples as that one? Giles-On,
nav, miss; only the apple trees. -
Judy
"Does it pay to try and reform a
man." asked Miss Lovely. "It all
depends" returned Van Wither,
son whether you are gold cure
institute or the girl he's engaged
to. Vogue.
"Hnllo, Bobbetter! How is lit
erature?" "Oh, I've given it up!'
"Indeed? Writing too laborious 9''
ono. The writing was easy enough,
but reading it over afterward got to
be bore."-Puok.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-10-17
EDDY.
Thousands of People Visit
"ArteSia.'

Since the whistle Of the locomo.
tive vibra'ed the lovely country
which Ike into existence the town
If Eddy, has any occurrence trans
pred of the i'm portauce, and which
has attracted he interest and atten
ton as the success of the arteslan
we'll recently completed. Such a
iubilation has never occurred, as
took place soon after the gushing
fountain emerged its waters from
the depths of mother earth. The
Whistles blew their strongest peals,
the people of all sorts and sizes
elled their tones of joyous enthu
-iasm as the anvil cannona1lng
evinced mem0rie of battle fields
with the old soldiers who joined in
the glad drama Speeches ell quent
were encored loud and long (regard-
less of sor,) and deserved compli-
ments heaped upon the plucky few
of the community who dared to
risk 30 mu h in the enterprise, and
so feeble for such a financial under
taking. The kill aud persis .ency
of the Fowler Brothers who did the
work was well complimented and
commended. the we'll is about
1865 feet deep. The h)w is about
"a lal to Waco wells, though the
pressure has not yet been tested.
The cost Of the we'll is between
So 900 and So 800. TIE additional
cost of piping and fixtures, etc
will possibly add some 81. 200.
Multitudes of people for many miles
around have visited the well, re.
turning to their homes glad, and
With jugs and barrels of the water
Water wagons every day, and
sometimes at night, supply the
gins at Bruceville and Blevins,
neighboring towns. Besides all the
surrounding country is being sup.
piled for all purposes. The public
tank, which was dry, is full and
running over. The immediate eff
fects upon the valuation of proper.
ty is perceptble.
Already people are prospecting
and seeking locations. A fac open
ing for business with capital.
One regret is felt and expressed,
that persons in the community 80
able financially to share ia the risk
and burden of this enterprise, left
it in feeble e. hands; "but this is
ever thus"