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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-05

Yesterday & FIRE broke , o., !
fame building occupied a., ~ nj
shop ty E s. G. yotei i,ii. Y M h
B CleAver and Wss .U'a !, AK
despite the heroic eforI OIL , ~
The less is quite lt1 Nan Il D
partly insured. The oi'b'-
ian unknown.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-05

ERIE, July 4 "A singular l ~,
drowning accident o;c1fF5l . y l','
messed by several hupdil wv,
victim was William la'lisl >
II m aged SO. he was ol,Ss |, !,
girl from the picnic grouiAgs ~, ~
nasal boat Losing Bis .A, .. !
went oyerbs ard and the 9oli mn, M : ,
the wind and left him, ll' l'i1 NJ !
pawer!ess to save Thomas Y. w M n
on the bay could uot Ff'sa "
drowned when near the sl''H
was q fisherman
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-05

Work on tie new hg pTtvsryI.sI
less Childlen, beg en- Law d
terry, is progressing :. now urI
story Of tho building 10, u hi bTrid1f'
the weather permits a ins Of ptlia
be rooted in by Tue MS, y. q. n
hrinklhN ing.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-05
The MOXiH" Secret

From the CIV dsuos given IN the "Moxisn
oasoE against imltstOis. enough has come TO
tho surface from Texas papers 10 prove that
tho s , called MIKE 10 frorl plant rich IN
albuminoidg which are the principal nutri.
tion Of the nerves. Considering the fact
that the nerves arc the seat OF animal LIE
and control the functions OF tho body, RRd
that pATAlJE3d or exhaused nerve force could
not properly digest albunun for its own sun.
port, Dr. Thorn son set about, and hnAlIy
did discover harmless process for artificial.
Iy 1iReHbnK rs food Tor IL, and tho prORross
renders the AlbuminOii as finely dissolved
- water, or hne enough to penetrate the
nerve circulation, which is thifty-one tint s
smaller than the RmA ilest capillary blood
ve'sels, and when miXs1 with tho diEeBting
mud the nlbumea cannot be eoaguIated or
preoipltEtsd by either boat or alcohol. Here
Is whore the secret lies and IA a most value
bls one, and accounts for their oureI OF par.
ABYSS. II would have been better for the
moxle 90. 70 have allowed this fact to CON Q
- tho surface before, ami tten 1t Culu not
have bSen necs31rT 10 q enmula.e a cont
deDcs 10 their goods through the long road
Of experience hRainBt publ, prejudice.
These facts that have come out viii holm tho
pomhanT vary much, C. ihsy chow It's un.
doubted scieEGitic and userul basis In a new
1eld. heir bottled goods are best
m24 om 2tsw
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-05

The stockh )lder5 Of the Wilmington
OIL & Leather Company held their an.
nual meeting on Tuesday aiterr Don at
the Office OF the treasurer, II. G. Conrad,
ESQ No. lOO5I Market ssaeet. The re-
poris OF the Ollie rs were presented
showing that the prospects of the com
peny are very 1attehng. The old bosrj
Of directors was re.eldctad and it is ex
sLor ly
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-05

Warren Harper, Of Harper Brothers.
is still confined to the house by sick.
ness, caused by too close attention to
business.
Edward sAwdon lie still able to attend
to business, but he is far from being
we'll. Be is an energetic young man,
and cloge attention to his business nc
doubt IL the cause Of his indisposition.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-05

When baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
When she was Child she cried for Castori
When she became MiSs she chung TO Caste
when she I'D children Ihe Eaye them
toTiA.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-05

A large number of the members Of the
Young Men'S Democratic Club, includ
ing the delegat from this city, started
for Baltimore yesterday morning to at
tend the session OF the National League
Democratic Clubs. Their headquarters
are At BarDum's Hotal.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-05

Harry ZWeifsl, who was injured on
Monday evening last at the lumber
yard at Lipdley @. Kent, died ut his
home, No. $50 West Second street, on
Tuesday afternoon. Coroner BArnhill
wiz empAnsl Jury this afternoon and
hold an Inquest TO IN orrow morning.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-05

Pk1OE- HAMMOND-In this city, on the
"a last, - tho parsonage OF IT. johns
Epiteepal Church, BY the New. 7. oATdi.
ner Littsll, william Price Aad Sarah j
Hammond.
RskD-WALKER-On July 4th, By Rev.
y. n. Oorkfsn, John =. seed ana Ella Ii.
Walker, both OF WilminEtoa.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-05

In this city court ibis i no,i'pSs
Wilson with q, he d i slss W, ~,
accused vas held ID /, a 1Ig sc d
bnil Tor court. Botn pS''
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-05

Cuticura, the great skin cure, and Cuticura
Soap prepared from It, externally, and CUT.
onra ReHOlyent the new blood purifier, In
teTnaly, are positive cure for every form OF
skin aud blood disease, frOtn pimples 10 scrof.
ulA.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-05

have taken several bottles OF Cuticura Re-
solvent with all the results ! could wish 70 r.
About this time last year, when commencing
Its use, | weighed les pounds, and to-day
weighed III pounds.
dAo. CAMPBELL, Washington, d. c.
NoTg.-The CutlcurR Resolyent Is beyond
all doubt the greatest blood purifier ever CON.
pounded.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-05

There are four head of cattle and a
aorrel horse IN he pound, that were found
loose on the streets. Unless the owners
come forward and redeem them, they
will be sold to Ray exlens-s.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-05

Rumiord Bros, awning caught FIRE
on tho Fourth, but WAs extinR uished
before much damage had been done.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-05
.&zzHaM
p%At&[-
Uonza1HsEsaSFs,

We, the undersigned Banks and BAnkon
Will pay all Prisos drawn in The LouistAni
State Lotteries which may be presented o.
our counters.
y. n. WALW8LEY, PreG. Loulsaans
National mamM.
PIERRE LANAUX, Pres, State M
etOMal hank.
q. BALDWMM, Pres. ". q. Mme'l B'h
CARL KOHM, Pres. Un1On National
BAMR,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-05

Sold everywhere. Price, CUTICURA, SOC
the POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL Co.,
Boston, Mass.
W-send for ''How to Cure Skin Diseases, "
"a PAGES so illustrations and 100 testimonials.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-05

It is twelve years to-day since G. W.
jackson started his home for Loaf chill
dTen, and during thai time has cared for
and returned to their parents hundreds
Of little wanderers.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-05

NTOIIOE-UPDER AND PURSUANT
IN 10 the act Of tho General Assembly Of
TIRE State Of Delaware, entitled IAN Act
OoncerninF Private O0rporAtionE, "pafsed At
Dover, March l4th. 1888, notiSa ia hereby
given that an application will be made 10
the Honorable IgnAtius u. arubD, Associate
Judge OF the Superior Court { In state OF
Delaware, residing IN New ORatle County,
on Tuesday, July 18th, 1855, at 10 O'Clock In
the morning, a Oh am bers, fer the lnaorpo-
ration Of q company 10 be sal cd 'The Hon.
oFAbls CLUB, No, l. of Pert Penn, Delaware, -
the purpose Of which is literary.
JOHN ii. RODNEY,
iYb,lOk Atty for IncOrporEtOrs,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-05
n. DAuHHIE,

Address Registered Letters 10
Kew ORLEAMR NATIONAL nAWB
Kew Orleans, AA.
kEMEM BER aensrsIs BsSurSrafd
and Early, who are in charge Of the draw
ings, IL . guarantee Of absolute fAtrneHt
and integrity, that the ohAnOes are all
equal and that no ono can possibly divine
what numbers will draw Prise.
REMEMBER also. that the payment OF
Prizes is GUARANTEED HY FOUh
NATIONAL BANKS OF New OrleAnG
and the Tickets are signed by the PreBi'
dent Of an Institution, whose chartered
therefore, beware OF any limitations OF an.
noymous schemes
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-05
a--H~-

Rins a,d eo.,t az " ltnlos and
cloesS rsua red 10 RI barton, .eW'
sfleTl ~ Z. SsYsBss ,ua
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-05

lot Of ground n N'THB lI' :
; id is 81 public sale ., OF By o'ia I
Newport Building '
A.ion,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-05

DLDVJL ssin and scalp preserved and
0ADl D eeNUtlhed By CUTGCURA hKDI-
GATED SOAP.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-05

60 TO II. Il Moors's stnIIy Me- -1sra >,
second y market, for your Oh Iiee CrAgplsrg
mfAket price -
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-05

8 lA PriEes, amounting to........sl,O B4 800
NOTE.--TioEots drawing Capital PriSos are
not entitled to terminal PriEes.
For Club Rates, or any Turthor inform ..
tion apply 70 tho undorsiRnsd. Your hRnd
writing must be distinct and Signature
plGh. More rapid return mail delivery
will DO assured by your enclosing an Envei
ope bearing your full address.
send POSTAL NOTES, Express Money
OrdeTi, or Now ork Exchange in ordinary
letter. Currency by KXprasS lat our oxpenBS)
addressed 70
n. A.DAUPHIW,
HsW Orleans, La.
WaahingtOn, ID. Q
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-05

SMOKE

You are always 5 ,nIS ,tSf, y
cigar nt VsaSey ''s7
8 specially
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-05

r UST-FRDM A OARRIA9E ON SAT.
Ia urdRy evening, q lady's coat. Finder
viii receive 4 reward on returning It TO oil
W sfd street, It's
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-05
observation-disclosures.
Peroxide of SiIiCates.
THE FARMERS AND eARDENEKs

a Eure protection against tho rayaRes OF
sll insect posts that destroy the growing
crops. When miXot with the Fert iliEsr 1t
will destroy all uIubs and Worms in the
toil. 1tkillH the Colorado Beetle or Potato
Bug, the cabbage Worm and all kinds OF
bugs and inEects that ATTACK the toE1ato
plant kale, egg plant, caulihower, oueum-
ber, melon, squash ana oanteloupe, ourTant
bushes, rose bushes, fruit trees and mi
shrubbery, etc, ETC.
On tender vines dust lightly and on hard
Ter plants more literally. The best time 10
apply the silioRLsa Is when vegetation 10 wet
from rain or dew. The silioates being In tn :
shape Of hue powder is readily applied BY
means OF busting through cloth bag about
the texture OF flnB cheese cloth, Whom q
large area OF Cabbage or Potatoes iB TO be
busted, II can be done quickly and evenly,
Two rows 1t a tine, with our hand dughna
Days aad IS fast &C an ordinary walk. All
our Agents can supply the bags,
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1888-10-06

To dry corn, first rarboi It, then cu
from the cob, or be'ter. score the tops
OF the grams, serape out and srrtai
tnlnlN III clean tins. dry Ill the cool oven
mot over 10 deg OF Il stove If YOU
have a fiuit lr.er, it may b. perfectly
dried thereon, an,. without danger Of
contra ting du>,.
In drying sweet corn, many lad es
max the mistake Of thinking. that corn
to- ol for eating Will answer for dryin"
| have tried different Ways. says lady
III the Irutr. Farrtr, and like the fol-
lowing way best Cut oil the corn be
fore cooking, and put il in pan over i
kettle Of hot water until the mills is set
stirring frequently. then dry on plates
in the oven as quickly as possli Is, With
out scorching. when wishing to cook [
put il III soak II warm water Immediately
alter breakfast. or frequently the night
before, and cook from fifteen t. twenty
minutes, tlavoring as when green it is
tender and delicious
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1888-10-06

There are stlll some old fashioned
bandits in tfTr4,woriI, muses. the 7u1,es-
U.mocJU onc Bcitullah, a Turk, has
shown himself worthy to l.ayclivcd in the
days when brigandage, under one name
Or another, va the only profc sion for
\ gcntlclhan. Bcitullah had long wooed
= beautiful girl named Aishc, and he
finally Won her hy force, carrying her
of in raid upon t'uchzah, where she
lived. II" ceremony was duly per-
formed in the presence Of his followers,
and on It's conclusion the bridegroom
wrote to the officials Of Gucb1ah, n
forming them Of the Wedding and re
que~tiug them to properly register it
He threatened them with terrible ven
gcancc if they tailed to thus lc-alizc his
wedding
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1888-10-06

Should won in F.orenca wander vhert
a.nt.ng, Y. thin nnes pe..f.et Iinas
Tu III F. tou h 81 -enu- shin :
Statue 'hrnu-hout wh.s narble ms
a seeming life b.noi LEAFS ami swim,
Among u. ra'nt~ re- .ountei long
With honor ii enlnrin- song
tine niil b- he1rl wlerrpr yp.. 20.
Tt.e master 7 .t.:.ol An1-a >
Anel Won VII !iear another nai4a
Bown by tie trumpet bltst .. fim~
Imos-ll Chrlsl-n anlS - halls 81 art
Ht-Feak II thfail.ili1- of lis Ii art
Eat street, vocal, AMI the square
That heard his final mart,r prayer.
rosary his fingers tod
The zap h IN clo:sters old,
Some h'azoned books are al they show
of noble Fra t,irclano.
foth long have bosomad in tn. clay,
q 10th mr. Itsing On to-day
Iime hath no honia - II control
Ter eman4t an- u the soul.
The years haze shown how well the,
wrought
Preserving stJI their pr eela95 thought
One shaped III form most fair t. see,
IL other worked ntan.lblv
he artist stand, at first confessed
And yet tta friar wrought the best.
-otItfp' >@o|"ri, ~ the in1epsndent
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1888-10-06
liTIHEh BERT,

Ny nalli' = JoHh ~mth naIn Smith,
without chang or addition OF vowel
ani VAS III no way dlsContentcl with
It till fell IN love with Katie itoucrs.
Katie had never >neeIed at it but her
e der SISTER, Miranda had more than
one" htntcl thatIt was neither romantic
nor lmcommon, AMI her father, in his
somewhat lengthy diScourses about the
Brltl,h arlstocracy. had an a.graxatiny
way OF looking apologeticalty at me
every time he spoke Of "a good name "
IN our ommcrelai community Smith
was counted i better name than I,oocrs.
and young Smith the rising cotton
broker, more distinguished member of
society than old Rogers, cA- Captain of
| dragoonS, who could scarcely pay his
| thlrty pound rent, and never wore q de
! cent hat
quite agreed with nv ncirnbors on
these points TIL tell IN live with Katie
ana gre" familiar with Miran,la's senti-
mrnls about 'thc Ignorance of phlistiDe
| Rivcrbank
/ Captain Rogers was descended from
/ tIIrngcr, who came over with the
! Conqnerur, and as | listened reverently
1 to the history o! the family prorrc> 5
through ctnht centuries, there was a
total collapse Of NIX once foolish pride
in belonging to what local paper called
cone Of the Oldest families in Eiver
| bank" For i,iverhank was scarcely as
I old rs my fthtr, having grown into a
town with u speed rarely cqualed on
this SIDE Of III" Atlantic
~ i general WAY | did not un.lcryaluc
myself. hut It was with ,lcen sense Of
humility that impjorcd tic descendant
Of fltIrogcr to become my father in
law. We were alone together in the
dining room Of the thirty pound house,
hc sting II shabby armchair, stand
ing on i still >hlbbicr hearthrug. He
looked up 1T he ssI5attIe Roll Of Hast
ln-s, which hung over the mantclpicce,
amt down At the fire Kept low by eco.
nomical Miranda. Then, having Vlp-
parentlv weighed the past giorcs OF
tltzfoger against the present price OF
coais, lie accepted my proposal with tht
magnificent condcscension of a king
con entlng, for certain state reasons, tt
heetow the hand Of II royal princess on
an aspir ne subject
50 katic and | were engaged. and, fol
timc, was suarem"Ix happy. | wa
not quite vain caou.h h to share my dar
ling's opinion, that |. .lohn smith, wa
better worth worshirjr- than Ill Car
lyle,s .llcfocS' pit together, but ] wa
rather easily convinced that was fl
too fire 4 fellow to fear any rival So
whea .,atje went Oh 4 isit 10 london
there WAS no litter in my regret, 70,
tc! etel N her aud Iny>e.f
tt tfr,t MAS not disturbed bv Nj
randaS boasts about the il vanta4eS he
IL.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1888-10-06

face | persuaded the cd aiy to 81,
down again, and vita Fi,zherI,crt's per-
nls>Ioa. | rnade a few alteration, III one
particular bonnet. The result va, -
De.oming that The old lazy was
charmed, You are heiTen born
mlIlner, my Il ar. she sael Why
stol,t you = in for that SORT Il thing
i i all the fashion auoa- Ia.
best people. Aunt { lara calle>i tor M
presently, and vas quite >trnc> with the
IL" idea. After a long talk With lit
he bert, il was decided that Isshouid 20
u tie shop every day. and qualify for
tie position of millinery ,al.ltde camp.
became quite popular with thecusjoin
erS. especially the c.der ones. love osi
ladies', and delight IN making them loossl
lovely, and some # them tirettcn1d t.
leave Fitzierhert unless | undertook tie
arrangement Of their sonneis and "a )
Tor Ac term Of nv single ife Fluher
bert 0 ercl me very liberai pay TO- my
assistance. and WAS 81 glad III tllnn oi
helping poor old daddy thlt 1t first |
forgot aboat You aud yol!t possible oh
Je ton t. marrying 4 Young woman Who
vor "a for i shop, hlf | thou lit # this
Afterwards, and was alwa1 tishting n
ms conscience about telling You tile
truth But. indeed. there are many lady
miilners n London, and OH Jack
dear see yoa don minl 50 much, af
ter all /"
The precise natur Of my conduct on
this occ tslol need not here t}c recorded
The bridal wreath was i present from
Fit/herbcrt. Husstp'9 Isor.{s.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1888-10-06

y lcadin. Chicago rcstturate,ir, aeers
the Ir"ue fara,r, comes pretty ncal
solving the. problem Of how 10 furnish
the poor with good food at almos
nominal cost. lie will buy the cntr.
carcass Of beef at an average cost o
eight and onchaf cents i pound, re
serve for hi, restaurant the choice por.
tons that would cost hin twcuty-twc
cents pound and with the romainde
makc.soup. With thc meat and bretc
he propo<e5 T. furnish from a laree
kitchen al tisc cent, a mca', cxccllcn
food to individuals and families Tit
scheme i not = charitable one, but purely
Il bushes venture, run for profit.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1888-10-06
Sweet Pickles

Sweet pickles are more wholesome
than other pickles, and are 4 nice accom-
paniment t. game and poultry Almost
any fruit or vegetable makes mic. sweet
pickles They should be we'll spicsd
and sufficiently cooked to keep them
without sealing.
Green Tomato Sweet Pickles. Slice
ten pounds Of green tomatoes. SOAK IN
. salt water over night. Make syrup Of
five pounds Of sugar ani quart Of vine
car. spice well, pnt the sliced tomatoes
ID, and boil until clear Put III glass
jars, pour syrup over. and seal.
Sweet Picked Grapes To seven
pounds Of grapes use five pounds Of
sugar, three te4epoonfuls each Of CHINA
mon, allsricc and mace, with pint Of
vinegar. Put ripe grapes on the stem III
TO scald, take out, put IN Jars. Cook
the syrup low, pour over the grapes, ard
seal
Sweet Apple Pickles Pare peck Of
sweet apples leave whole but remove
he core, Put IN cold water Take
| three pounds Of sugar and one quart Of
/ vinegar, boil. skim. and add a teaspoon
| tul of cinnamon and clovce ground
/ Drop the apples III. let COOK, take W.
| put II .afIpoar the syrup over, cover
close
! Picked Gucnmlcrs Peel large ripe
cucumbers cut them T. quarters remove
!, til. seed. Let them stand III weak vine
car over night III the morning sea.i
III liar water Boil five rounds of SUGAR
III j pint of vinegar Tor every eight
pounds Of cacam5cr~ 81 &C we'll, droI
D. 1, .5 t.i,,a (4ss, -
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1888-10-06

Tie Apprentices library II "" 1ofk
City las over >, 01o readers
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1888-10-06

treated '-and stay with me till she goes
Iast
What She a-ke.l a | stepped be-
hind the curtains 10 find Eoh's hitherto
invisible form clad in 4 n 9ht4own.
Miranda he aided ii tragic
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-06-21
oransers Have q Day Or"

One of the largest and most interesting
meetings which kennebec Pomona Grange
mas had for the year, was that which took
place with Cushnoc Grange. Riverside, yes
erdsy. The day was exceedingly favorable
and the attendance was large even from dis
tant parts Of the bounty. The Master, 8. c.
Watson, Esq, Of Oakland occupied the
chair, and most of the regular officers were
present. Delegations from oranges in the
following towns were present: Monmouth,
oakland, vassalboro, (two granges), Abb
on, Sidney, Winthrop, Pittston, ReadHeld,
augusta, Windsor and China.
The Fifth Degree was conferred upon six
persons. This, with other business matters
timer, the afternoon session opened with an
address of welcome from II. II. Smell of
Vassalboro, responded to by c. A. Mace Of
Readteld. Then came the discussion of the
following: "Resolved, That farming in Ken
,ebec county does pay2' The appointed
I,sputants were Affirmative, W. II. Keith,
Winthrop; Wallace Weeks ani o. z. Rob
bins, Vassalboro; negative, 3. Wannofsky
and Hartwell Getchell, VassalbOro, and J.
2. Searle. Chelsea. After remarks from
these gentlemen the following members par
ucipated in a general discussion, viz: J.
II. Barton, j. c. Pierce, Joseph Colburn and
c. NJ. Donnell, Windsor; L. A, Laphsm and
d. +. Fuller, Pittston; J. $. Hobbs, Angus
Ia; o. o. Crosby and Otis Meader, Albion;
). c. Watson Oakland; James Robbins,
George Robbins, and other members Of
Cushnoc Grange, Riverside. The discussion
was not only so spirited as to be interesting,
nut was at the same time instructive and en-
tertaining to all. The question was decided
in the affirmative by a large vote.
Supper was furnished by the ladies of
Cushnoc Grange, which also gave an enter
iainment in the evening to visiting members
and the public generally. 1t consisted Of
music, original essays, readings, recitations
and closed with n tableaux. The next meet
ng will be held at Monmouth, Wednesday,
July 25.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-06-21
ODD FELLOW 8
Dedicate New Hall--Large Numbers
OF the Order Present.


NEWPORT, June 20.
The dedication of the new Odd Fellows
hall in this place, which occurred today, has
been one of the greatest occasions ever hel |
in this county. The day was all that could
be desired. A great number of people has
been in town and everytli Y has passed OF
in very satisfactory manner. Of the
Grand Lo lge officers, Grand Master G. W.
Goss, Grand Secretary Joshua Davis and
Grand Chaplain Wyman Crosley were pres
ent aud assisted in the dedication ceremonies.
The following bodies were present AID
represented Canton No. of Portland ::
Canton No. 3 of Bangor; Kineo Lodge and
Eldorado Encampment of this place, Tara
tau Lodge of Oldtown, Dirigo of Milo Brad
ford of Bradford; Onoway of Monson; Good
heer of Guilford; Plymouth of Dexter !;
Old Hickory Lodge of Newport; Corinthean
If Fast Corinth. The music was furnished
by Overs band, the Bangor band and Hills
rand of Exeter. At the conclusion of the
ceremonies in the hall the procession formed
md marched to the Methodist camp grounds
where dinner was served. After dinner
here was music by the bands, toasts and re-
sponses.