davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1893-05-25
AtWs IN eaIEf.
From as Baltimore Sun.
Wednesday. MAY II, 1898.

Wednesday. May IL, 1893.
The barn of 4. A. Boteler, in
Anne Arundel county, was destroy
ed by lightning.
Plum Point, Calvert county, is
to become a summer resort in the
hands Of Washington capitalists.
Judge Roberts has decided in
Carroll county that public school
teachers salary is not subjec: to
attachment.
Frank C. Amy was hanged at
Concord, N. H., for the murder of
Miss Christie Warden, at Hanover,
n. H., July II, 1893.
A male cclored infant fell from
the second story of house in
Washington, striking his head on
the ground, but the injuries will
not prove fatal.
The President and cabinet dis
cussed the Chinese question. and
concluded, 50 it is reported, that
there was no money available to de-
port the Chinese.
Senator German had an interview
with the President, in which it is
rumored the early appointment of
collector of internal revenue for
Il
the Maryland district was discussed.
The body of Thomas Pallister,
who escaped from the death house
at Sing Sing prison, was found in
the Hudson river yesterday. The
body of Frank w. Roehle, who es-
capped with him, was found last
week Both were condemned to
death for murder.
Lou Trenck, who murdered Hen
ry Feeder a week ago last Sunday,
was hanged at Brownstown, Ind.
at 2 o'clock yesterday morning by
a mob from Seymour. The lynch
ing party was composed of the same
men who hanged Turley, at Bed
ford, Monday morning.
Thursday, May IS, 1898.
Some extensive interior improve
ments and refurnishing are contem-
plated for the State House and Ex-
ecutive Mansion at Annapolis.
Messrs. Church & Church. of
Washington, ID. c., declare that an
improper inspection of the secret
files of the Patent Office were al
lowed in the Drawbaugh telephone
case.
A phenomenal rainfall in Western
New York, Pennsylvania and Ohio
has been followed by great floods
destructive to life and property.
The trial of William Thomas
Jackson, charged with embezzling
postal funds from the postoffice at
Towson, was commenced in the
United States Court.
The United States has purchased
for 1885, 736 the Cherokee Strip,
embracing 9,022, 754 acres, which,
it is expected, will be thrown open
to settlers in September next.
1t is believed that the enforce
ment of the Chinese exclusion act
would result in trade being diverted
from the ports of the United States
to those of Canada.
The present administration has
decided that while Grand Army of
the Republic veterans will be given
the preference in making appoint
ments where everything else is equal
the old soldiers who are incompe-
tent or lazy will not be kept in of
fee.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1893-05-25
NEW fall
AND
WINTER GOODS

HAVING begun business about the last
IL Of the Spriag, and consequently only
having at that time purchased Summer
Stock we haze been compelled 90 buY
FALL q WINTER GOODS EARLY,
and since the middle Of August have been
receiving lines of goods o. suit these sea-
sons We are now prepared 20 offer full
lines OF all goods We carry, and purchasers
have an
ABSOLUTELY NEW STOCK
from which TO select. We having been do
ing business here FOR too short time tor
old stock To accumulate.
We beg TO call atienfiqn 70 our stock Of
SHOES for men women and children; also.
TO our mems aud boys
BOOTS, both leather and
rubber; mems aud boys neck
wear, underwear and over
shirts In dry goods 20 our
ble.ched and brown muslins,
cantons, sheeiings, tickings,
kerseys and cassimeres.
In dress goods 10 our prints,
ginghams, cashmercs, cheye-
rUnnes, surahs, cheviois, cam
elshair, storm serge, Henriei-
tas. fur novelties and a,fher
suitings. A firsE-class line of
Groceries and Flour,
Harness, Wosdenware,
Tinware and Glassware.
In the latter line We would suggest You
examine our line Of patent collaredn
LAMPS These collars are not put on
as in the old style with plaster Of Paris,
which, as soon as il becomes saturated with
oil, ceases 10 hold the collar in place, but
are fitted to the lamp by patent process
in such manner that they will not come
loose.
Will be pleased always TO show goods,
and If prices and quality are objects TO pur-
chasers, Is we think we can satisfy them.
LUKE +. MATTHEWS s co.
Sept 10, 92-1y
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1893-05-25

ROMANCE AND REALITY.-Ro-
mantle Miss-Do you love me well
enough to do battle for me?
Ardent Suitor-Ay, against a
thousand.
"Well, Mr.. Bigfish is paying me
a good deal of attention. Would
you fight him for me -
eyes, | would"
Gould you defeat HIM -
"N-o, he'd probably thrash the
life out of me-"
Mercy Well, never mind, I'll
take You without any fighting; aud
oh, do please remember, my darl-
ing, promise me on your honor, that
if ever You see Mr.. Bigfish coming
you'll run. street and Smith !
Good NewS.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1893-05-25

MoULDY MIKE OUTwITTED.-
Ragged Robert-What luck did yer
have in that there restaurant?
Mouldy Mike (sadly)--I got err big
meal ther, reg lar spread, but l had
ter pay all tn money | had fer it..
Amt cent left fur drinks. Rag
ged Robert lin disgust)-Pay. Why
didn't yer dead beat it an let 'em
send for "A perlicemon, as yuh said
yuh would. Yer wouldn't a got
more'n ten day. Mouldy Mike
(pathetically)-B But they wasn't
goin' ter send fer a perliceman.
They was going ter send for a
stomach pump.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1893-05-25
Saint Maru's Beacon

The CHEEFUL FAcE.-Next to
the sunlight Of Heaven rs the sun
light of cheerful face. There is
no installing it. The bright eye,
the unclouded brow, the sunny
smile-all tell of that which dwells
within. Who has not felt it's cleo
trifying influence! One glace at
this face lifts us at once out of the
mists and shadows, away from tears
and repinings, in the beautiful
realms Of hope. One cheerful face
in a household will keep everything
, bright and warm within. Envy,
hatred, malice, selfishness, despon-
dency, and host OF evil passions
may Turk around the door, they may
even look within, but they never
enter and abide there-the cheerful
face will put them all to shame and
fight.
1t may be very plain face, but
there is something in it that we feel
we cannot express and its cheerful
face sends the blood dancing
through our veins for very JOY.
We turn toward the sun, and its
warm, genial influence refreshes and
strengthens our fainting spirits.
All, there is a world of magic in the
plain, cheerful face! 1t charms us
with a spell of eternity, and we
would not exchange it for all the
soulless beauty that ever graced the
fairest form on earth.
1t may be very little one that
we nestle upon our bosom or sing to
sleep in our arms with low sweet
lullaby; but tbs such a bright CHEEKY
lacel The scintillations of joyous
spirits are flashing from every fea-
ture. And what powcri it has over
the household. binding each heart
together in tenderness and love and
sympathy. Shadows may darken
around us, but somehow this face
ever shines between, and the shin
ing is so bright that the shadows
cannot remain, and silently they
creep away into the dark corners,
until the cheerful face is gone.
1t may be wrinkled face, but it
is all the dearer for that, and none
less bright. We linger near it, and
gaze tenderly upon it and say:
"God bless the happy face" We
must keep it with us as long as we
can, for home will lose much Of its
brightness when the sweet face is
gone.
And after it has gone how the
remembrance of it purifies and sof-
tens our hayward nature! When
care and sorrow would snap our
heartstrings asunder. this wrinkled
face looks down upon US, the pain
full tension grows lighter, and the
way is less heavy. As is the spirit,
mind and disposition, so are the
features.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1893-05-25

:B~ The vast facilities of the
j. G. Aver Co., of Lowell, Mass.
enable them to place The Superior
Observation-Disclosures Sarsaparilla
within easy reach of the poorest
invalid. Don't be induced to take
a "cheap" substitute. Always re-
member that the best is the cheap
est.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1893-05-25
ALEXANDRIA,. va
sasE- Seasoned Lumber and flooring kent
under cover.
FARMS FOR SALE.

Farm of 800 acres, fertile, good build
-ngs, situate about ~ miles from Oakville
aud four miles from steamboat wharf
Coed state Of cultivation. Price 81 600
Terms easy.
Farm 10 acres good buildings. finesoil
and well improved Suitable for trucking.
Price $i,50c. Near ST. Joseph's Church.
Terms easy.
Farm $50 acres on Brittan's Bay oppo-
site Leonardtown. Under high state OF
Improvement. All necessary outbuildings.
Fine place for fruit. Price So ,000 Terms
easy.
Farm 40 acres on ST. Clements Bay,
Fine two-story dwelling. New. Suitable
for cultivation of fruit. Beautiful view.
Price $1,000.
A small farm, II miles South ofChapt;co.
at Cross Roads. Two miles from steam
boat wharf ~ acres Common Improve
ments. Good stand for business-mercan.
tile or mechanical. Suitable for fruit
Price, $500. Terms easy
Small tract of land on tributary of 81.
Clements Bay. Good dwelling. About
acres. Good for trucking. Price $3.50.
Terms easy
10. F. MORGAN, Attorney
Ang 22-T Leonardtown, Nd.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1893-05-25

THE 0DDs AGAINST HIM.
don't feel right about going in
there" said Chillson Feevor, in
front of u physicians house.
''Pshaw He's one of the best
doctors in the city," replied Coffin
Coles.
81 know; but look at his sign
% to l.
"Well -
"Well, / don't take any such
chances as that. Puck.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1893-05-25
!. b. KENDALL,
WASHINGTON, ID. q.

A. s. BENVILLE & CO.,
DN as sU2Isi III E S1f EE ( b i
BOOTS and SHOES
RIDGE, Nd, April IS, 1892.
After the excitement Of our Assessment
Bill and the criticism Of the same Is over,
the next matter of importance is whore we
we can get our Spring anu GUNNER Hllii-
merry, Dress Goods, Clothing for our f4mi-
lies. You will solve the problem by call
ing at the popular house Of
A. s. BENVILLE 6 co,
where you can select from a stock o. gods
purchased with care and with the expert.
ence Of years and at such reasonable hg-
ures that all can be served trOIa the cheap
est 70 the finest dress goods.
The same may be said Of The Millinery
Department Also, Ladies and ChiliToD's
Shoes q speciality.
Our large stock cannot be enumerated,
bat suffice IL 10 say ali our patrons can
come and they viii find the goods aud
prices 10 suit, notwithstanding our Asses
ment bill IL failure.
With kind regards to all our patrons. we
are the Store for fIse PEOPLE.
A. S. BENYILLE & co.
". b. Ladies Hats trimEled
free Of charge.
April q, 1Ss2-tf
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1893-05-25
FOR RENT

The Store in Leonardtown known as
Edelen's Store, lately kept by Philip f.
Edsisn- For Terms aud particulars apply
JO- =. MORGAN,
Lconard.own, Nd.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1893-05-25

APPROPRIATE SPEEDING.-Un-
dertaker-We have a great many
funerals to attend to now, and if
the cOrtege moves at slow pace it
will cost YOU great deal more to
bury your husband than If We trot.
Widow-How-much-more?
Updertaker-At least 500.
Widow-I-er-think we'd bet
ter trot. My husband was very
fond of fast horses.-Ner York
Heekly.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1893-05-25
ST. MAaf'S bEiDcmY,
i1conardtown. vi d..
UNDER CHARGE OF THR
@i@xc H's O1'{sAa x.xGy
NAZARETH, KENTUCKY.

The course OF Studies includes Christian
Doctrine, Reading, Writing, Arithmetic,
bookkeeping, Algebra, Geometry, Eng
iish Grammar, Geography, History, Rheto-
ric. the Elements OF Botany, Mental and
Natural Philosophy, Astronomy, Chcmis-
try, Literature, Plain and Orname ntal
Needlework, Music on the Piano and Gu
tar and French.
Boys from the age of 2 to IA yea.
received.
For terms orfurther information apply O
SISTER MADELEINE,
Leonardtown, Nd
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-28
aaQSE NEsS


.fts NNEl%- ia "a
TIE Countess .sr Dsg s1sea z.ss
El-.. Jp~-s Co. IT Boston VI qreso1t Al
lie 0pe-s zanss IA TaAaksxsviax sag-iE
.srna as.s. Z = sa1d. spsezs eysisa- efes:,s lie
srza,tssr AMI most isax1saia II esin-iT-
All 4 sarxx-r ant u rasIr u ~ ae-t
Les Dos GgA1s tad substantial Ta= 70
sra 20 "a VIE ialrT seeae s1s-e g70gsss
s~ gHs Il IL sa--zi. s7zr-ss tppsar
s-su re- .isYasEs se-ans 1g-s- s-1ul Re
-7..xs al liz HKETr furnishes sar-Ess- : Of
-o~szg zals spr9sAess1ar SSezaas. sassa
se-rss 80 ggt15se liz sat y ssst I1a- ne
soe-a : sssan-.al,z amt s1d re I'm
s5llsws last snsi stealth g he e4sse 3rBxen
sn.v D. tne -rusis,sI aznse-s waieh r,-s Al
arl-s a.zaost a he Piaae II r-za3 ape-s-
r4.-vaaa n iars .zsa.sI S1sl 4 slsgr-ae
.r,. ,arut.e q & smrress 1lr = Oar f9@ D.
ARTIST - .tsrEsy Szpg -isis tscs -su-e .slszV
n rugaa The slszsscs5Tssv f,Iaav 7a~sli-ss
: n tie 1azrfs ~ Ea5e-. lsst. eiee@-
rsse-al SO Ezs!s 81 z-ssr AZ ! -
.5xnc sus-s Pr -clSla~ iE-zaz ~ 1asE So
.sass1. II rs -sis u ne ssgE-Gg mater
:, ne sa41ress ar EiSit las a. Sc
s,4v-7uItv 70 ~ 1sg1e- eazufs.y sax
-nx1 n an 7zr- 1s las 1=fgrs ass7Eses. sci
H.. .zeares sf-zr ~ singing s-ss1n a-s
7rss..s. my ~ Us PssTEEcal s71s2fT sT.fi -
szx-4s- "a -ssgana- The ra1ie esr1p='y
.rAse II If szcsetssaasly sue k-fss;s Al
-. 1,r,siss. ssss1rys a ne 7-s3aa-s-ssE slit
be -, !sis.riv suf NJ To sr1r1A-v
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-28

he sr1ze among lie Asgas1a girls a-sr
lie 5az y and l-z1E4- s.a5 las -ssQ.te,. n
-ls ssr,nazas 81 z.ah * playsrs u Iasss
80 zsgv1znwars
TIE ei,ia I'll - xaa~z "a ~ IA -
s4at8 AIT G5a1fax Cue # Augusta.
Weekly -~aszE~ ~. At M leass. I'll -
leld AMI -ats- II LIE sizfsr ne e{z.5 Iaais.s
az szrss,!s ts4e1s- ". Exe Al eAhnrzrs
entertainment.
Tas e3z5 Il es1npase-i n ~ s1iis ~tag
nsuee-s Mss Aanss n iIl:sgls-sn lsais-
aad lasr-4rssr Misses Mxael Ds5lh7sr
Jennie Bolster We D=vsse MACE LF8n-
Ma. srao<s aaa Craze A1strz=s AMI ss-s-
Grsssrge 3sexFaOd. Mss Harriet z
Es-x2ze - Se ne st4a9 Bscralp 4zIss.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-28

~vz z--s-xen ren s-s--ax 3 coz asEgas
z--uE--f IA nd sz.EsEz7. Nzzstzr se,sr.
-..u ss,a1 -zszsxaS - Tsnuszsy TA4E.z
~ Il La nes. aeE1x se--zzsg aur-- asa<s Ia
-,--rx=sszs srgi s-szsse-. A-e-z1sss- Eh1lxz
zze-q~iv sss149 ( .=saA&r ssEe-
~ EsssAzs E-~ " -=szsa< ze. aaG4 A1er-
.-,s.- : II -rzzs II - -sxax ESane
e-.,u *asa .1sz4rssSsazr1 -szs.T srs~7 LIS ssxa.
---.ar resa.as.,5 sa~ ssr " sse EA<u~-z
..s-sp Ii 4 sxFsxE 7Hs ssx--s-a es-z-
-,ns szes .ngEze Esza Car au-ns
- ieus III wzeg ss~y rsxzaesz Mi
=. s--~r- -a<y zz-zsS zse ausz FER we're
f---,.x ssz-7.v = &c ri TIE ssszzszSa1s
80. m x-~a1 4-ss ~ mgr swGzg 4rzzgsss
.,s--. ssz- azg sra<s < za~ rsz oafs
- rsazzs zex ss-- EszH1sAy sE-kszx
s-xx Tssa sas ns=i a-szsa E-ssa3- oae
ae,Vr ss.l.zg 4goz Ez ssst- sAnaosr rsrzss-
s.azsssr ~scssszx H91-T.
~ ssrns- ~. p xe's ~ IA 81 Ezrsn-
$50. ss-ss-.uz AL Sss ax--1s-s MA W.
s.a n -sF-zseGs ssEIss Eza Asss- % ~
..-uss~e aagzsss n CsnT street. Els nar=
.,,--s.zass sruFaas 50. s4x@= n a4rsI ~ gAs
ss,.ez az - aex>s - q tas sxkizsa
s.ra rez #-rq esrsrviy ave---a1=. ~ EA@s-
---ssax aass ~s-s a.5s <T=z sass "a tgE
GER 1zszsas-
~ Mr. sss rz.ses wEss ssssass
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-28
81 ara sars aat.erS

~ Sc. q ..le @s.ns >Fsr-sFuea
g'.e tss .-4ns. IA -ssasa ~ 7asilx e:
r1r4 --eps-st -a- re 3-ss uszaA Eestssg
r7s.4ri - se1 q Bangor IA ..
s-4-t-s r. -.,s z1e~s.-< - - - IL
~ 7r><-a,sz1= s-xe 11m1sr n 7raz -
-ert ~e- ea--a. 7s+z .sris--i II sRatx a.
+a4,a~' r. a7r--s E~s, EYER F5au- Nsn-
-ss-tsr ssr1ss 4 A1x-Gsta, -s}ar fssTssaes
ssst ~ .ssus - IL -z4eg Hon Is -Ll4Ag5
: Es.1-- y n sse-v.lZp. P-atect,nu Ant
F-lps<zszoa Il 2 81 s-G am &c lzrs-s-s
sss -Hssv = ~ Seaee Ez1- z o. StAz-
- Il .se Sssrs +sa sararnssssa-,- - The
Nafan-.s s'.i S'sa1.ss- u az 2-Vp4g II
ESQ Elr 4 n ~o-sr q 9sri3ner-
arv-~1l7 Z 9g- ,sazIse P-serTss ~
'r0. ut Asaa s;7srs n. ? VI. lr01l3a
y - 1.sae $50 ---rrr7, z47a1. -Si1are Fasa-
Fr~s r. HI ~ Augusta Vac
'-*s~s-s tzi II Fen ard Care
>'ara -saa Agvrs g. z Qsz- TIE
Fszzs Resources u A-9e-soax CaEHf~
Tsa @5saszsssaazs- : I. wsnesur-a Vt
asa<p- A&zes Lsrxa Gam Anozg
sfhe-s ~1a a. s-Vsrsssi 70 sresx s-s H1z-
1sals. vavis nj 5sagor, Leroy 7.
csElesoa u gashrnv- Harvey E.rzsa Il
77--4A-ai 4sS Ean. wn- P Essssss'ss-e u
AlRzsgs
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-28

William 5&-n@- -a= s.rs~rs va.
sS=as-zt s-Hn Or Insane aasglsaz Sura-sxr
7lszfv las s@~n szSnas~a.
As a&zs.l n asassz-t E.srxx.e gx-n~.
RS sersa aaszz sara sstnssay an.s ~suy "a
@ss4--vzile 10 sas sslEGAn sarsT wsr,t.y
Sasrzsas- sas ssri as peas a ..,s
y 4rS-T;sge 80 ~rs
EssA@ an -as ram gE-zzs lad --usass
VIZ - szsslsizrszs gv-- .ae 5azzxa< #
Az ssss, xne szen wskzrz.gEe wa -psese.s
se sEs sr-sSss-6
saassxy MORNING, Tzsys FhIzs--sax z
re ~4se-vilas aaaiesg4g ssa-. s~arsz.s.s
Carries 70 ~ Aa9~ n ixs a
Tazraas saa ii -'assss-sg 9.s-zaa Raj Il. -.
srs a4as . Aaz8sts "a sAz Nasn!1g arr
sSon
IL . a zAfzv= * arp He zaIv IS
g-tss ssa- bug 7as .7ens searsy " ysa-. II
H. 4fsssans = stass PRISM. AMI = a uasr-
sazasy t2axsrsss nan.
8arsss s@cAg-a Iaes seflre #asa ~
#Ks sFzaz t5r ssg;zs 1ris
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-28

walsr-r=. Esq AZ TsssrvlEis, 1zs
. ~ AaSizr u p-asase sasSasss
'5eerZv " ysz1snov rssr II sa-ssa Ae's'-
,Ey "a 7a---as-e F,oss Scr ne Car-st-azs
sszsVs-
n 47d ~ s--Aar 2 Pa--7r- asvsng
'rsaaiefsei faetr ~asttsIns sonr- sx7s eszae
% sartsrz. wss1s tssv EIll Sc.
c. & sA-nezt- c. Z = aogae fsr a ts<
Feexs s-az Bar BARBER were be Gas ssen
tosng snx 1-.s-5-x rz-x Scr tie AVN snt-1ar-
LES.
y 4 Hsln=- = 81 sra f-sssznsa
'isss ~ Casev -sr-e tswu S-sss wsteTvsAlss
" - zeralET ran. Naa5sy. y s,s1s ne
Z ssnkxger, u sesssisvs a. IA as1E1s n t5sr
ti~a s,4 NJ. Z " pfai.se-s SD Nj.
3s~---ls.s PsAsse=s tzsf asr -ass. ~saf
,arussA AaEasEa Wangssy- "a sA~z- "a
s-sa sSs<ar "a T-~aa Cs.y >~sssa Care
daa.
Ts5. E@ur- . ssx-ses ms -eszr-sd q
49, =-1a gus zsss 1-p ~ 8eszrz- T7s
KS 5z=i rss ~ onx-i tzs steamer L-'zsz'Sss,f
---a Rs--lsnt n Bssssa a4sE wesx Hiss-1
ssIlsgT1 arsniEr--i sssriIe by Blowing me
ssv 81 = 'aps.I IF ss-s sa0s s-T1-
F.c<-e ar T. EGxs- s< -s7s &zz1e
C~sr-al ssAstss -ptnrsz3 % Augusta Asn-
asT alzs sese- a Nrssf rss.xfzsr s1zc1 sas
sps IT n 7s-1un Hzr-x L sEssr u fas
aScA4 .-g1 sge L. gz--gr~ aF szs ss~. N e7s-Ss
AZ 1a1e ssese1 ztsce szsrsrx Mr. NAIkers 40
sezes
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-28

". Csrsoa. rasi aas aesa a2fns e-
* %. s'sx-asta Lzzaner ca. = NH iiiF-
;ax ss1s vAss .an'us-- a. ssTan Ai'i''l i'F'-
.~v;ssazs iaT 4-esuzn q shs STATE fio''se
.-,,s VI s~asa ms zs~ 3asass "a <FaisF
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-28

rianazs Ls5xti. IF I'e11ferAs41 1'Ti'i-'='
n ~ J,s.s. ssa-yi If -zg' ssrss.aa' ass
.x,@s AMI sPselA1 zzestsnE % ne 0''A'
n ~ ssJ; &c lie slzge-Tnsns rpsIs Oh
x-fns~sav asssr1ssE. AZ LEX % aa'A'-
= - .rsrsaazs<yr.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-28

Complaints sxre sz%a nkie a rsN
y t.e ne .x-ssess ashss Of ezr-Ai1 &1re-
xe~r-rs N allowing wzfzr srsz 1esr suf-
siss fzzrsss . -za rpsn he ssissnzkA n
assasan .hsca. e +hss 60 Il rsx So ].
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-28

- .xnra~~ ss1r subscriptions Scr LIZ n
A L. championship esEp. wst-a Ess 7a-s-
,,r,a.t ,s .seaan1 " lie 3rxlriaL Depression
- .s,r-,r,ze-~ss % se -zessulzsnee 1. t2e
ssr,zulr-ae seezrs,4 sc Il lie -a-'l 4s'afs''
= Ers Egex sxs gIas-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-28

a.~p~s - as~ sssnas - - = - 49,
ssx ssxz1aa -ss ~ q - - - - -
r. ss ~ - ~ - - - ~AAD
- 70 sasess II ssvssz n - pUu6AN
sss~-~ . .ns l@~ 81 - . 3~ 80
s.sesz Gy<m9 80 10 - - - - -
zsrsA~ss-e q nR <nsx BAD1s AmI
- a~4s-n9 ~ 1nE S~R2 tGnow 0AunD -
ssz~1 49,. rss ~ uGnnQ - - sAl8 -
rxanxxae4 nnmasr0 - - 0up1n2
Esg 80 N1E11G -1G0
Cor -1ss>s - - @mpsD = - o0D0
~ 49, ~ akz1n1 = ~ - - - 49, -
xsu~& ss4so ~ 49, = - - 3os -
nR-AH.~
Or svsse1o mi D1onoo eanoD.
~ oHoa U1o4oe - 0oum0Don
wsm - eseesoNUD - ooooD -
S0RsesD0 sfn1 aaS 49, ~ -
- omRao- n - ~ - DWpooo -
- 00eo - saoUeUoo = a1pEsSaaunmm
nssOy-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-28

Iona NcBsr-nsrr Il al Esrsr ST. "
an 3rvwa sI5as RsIaIer. Nss 1874
--.zar xssvzrs. var. Js-xzS AZ ;as "A s-oFy
sa.ria-x sag..e al zExas -anfsv All. a.
L. s.,.,sr TIER s1ree ss--nl1as--t 4 Z
--,,lase s-.s-.s n siren MefA=r'11rs BAL
-...-.v Al - .sars.e. pulled stF D. baeN
rs,- as;-u:e .a1sse,l iheIn ssrn n -as Passra
.r.s,ayr. ~1ers sHsv spent s'1s 1iSaf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-28

Y-1s 8rssnis gsiacsrasi lerse~ vi ~
. ,s--szrrr-aassa "a asz- E-.i4e II NesnEaH
h.T rr,s-. I'll - = MATINEE far e5t .si-es7'
.t5 ii NJ arrse folks sru ~ Hiuairfet %
-s..rrs,f ssans for IS s~sts slai se rrg1 :
s-ea lie N re 9onics. Prot 8rssral tai
IN. ssFasars Il ar .nals are a3rBesF rFp ga
ksos7 "a ksr1sta ysopse % ae@,i any nj
-sr-.sInx apyau.f IL ssnPie sz-lo'i-cefz's Il
- So -,,,--a.te,,. II 5ssesr vssr
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-28

E>eA sALE--9is papers. vssais sad s1@za-sov
Il v-zpwssx a, starr gzyYs-ss. 70 50 ssr 90
zE gflr- ~ x. tsrSrs. s~ffs1s9s
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-28

WAVED sarpsf~at isdy staaoErzphsr
w i is~srsats u 1iftzlnsas sussiaa q TART
tHsr Or Augusta sesf sf fefrr~sces- Al
sFrzs fs1a ~ a.. aFies ln~ttf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-28

I>01 sALks-aav ssra&nxe f51 1fisss Srrzr~r~F
harFa ~ Ah1uf - sc--s. xesar - asas@s
4r.r- ~ augusta ss4axs- EBgazy- ~ a. D " arr.
A ax7stz- NJ s<-@fsf
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1893-03-28


The regular monthly meeting Of the
School Committee was held last evening.
In the absence of the Mayor, Mr.. Bradley
presided.
The chief business before the board
was the examination of a case of dici-
pline in the High School. One of the
boys who has been persistently disorder
" was before the board in company with
two of the teachers. After the case was
heard, the boy was expelled from the
school, and the sentence was suspended
pending good behavior.
The pay roll to the amount of IS, sol .48
was approved.
On motion of Mr.. Brownson the salary
of Miss Charlton, of the Smaller school,
was raised to $425 for the remainder of
the year.
The leave of absence of Miss Clay, of
the North school, was extended through
the remainder of the year.
Miss Collisions resignation as teacher
in the evening school was accepted.
The Census Taker,
The election of some one to take the
school census for the next year then
came up. The ballot resulted as fol-
lows:
Henry 2. White. .........................2
Terence P. MCGOWAN ....................... q
So Mr.. MCGOWAN was declared elected.
The compensation was fixed at 81 cents
for ca CHI scholar returned.