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Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-11-06
CITY GOVERNMENT.
Regular Meeting of tho
Council Last Evening,
The Usual Routine Gone Through
Petition, for More Eeotrio
Lights.

The city council held Its regular meet
ing last night, with Mator Teller in the
chair and ali the aldermen present ex-
cept Alderman Branch.
LIGHT WANTED.
A petition was read from Fl. B.
Murphy, w. a. Gould, General Buell.
and others asking that an electric light
be stationed at the intersection OF
Douglas and Fourth streets,
Also o petition, signed by s. B. Ooul-
SOD, w. j. Bruce. William Ward and
others asking for an electric light On
the + OF Sixth and Mulberry or the
corner OF Sixth and Pearl.
Alderman ScouRal presented a verbal
application for an electric light on
college hill.
Alderman Powers favored the three
applications and the three lights and
said they were needed, sud alsc that one
was needed on lower Third street.
Alderman Gilman admitted the gen.
erallRloom Of lower Third street, which
he said was equalled only by the dense
darkness of Cedar street. He thought
Cedar street should also have light.
On motion OF Alderman Scougal, the
petitions and the applications were re-
TERED to the executive committee.
RIGHT OF WAY.
A long petition. signed by numerous
taxpayers, was presented asking the
council to appropriate a small sum to
enable abe Manitoba right OF way COM
mittse to prosecute. it's work. Judge
Roberts appeared before the oouncil and
advocated the petition. It was referred
20 the finance committee.
CITY EXPENDITURES.
The finance committee reported the
monthly reports OF city officers and the
monthly batch of bills against the city
with the endorsement that they we're
correct and Recommendation that the
bills be paid. W%hereupon q resolution
was adopted author zipg payments out
OF the several funds, as f. love:
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Fatally Stabbed.

NEW YoRs, Nov. 8. Jerry Mccarthy,
plumber, aged 81, was fatally stabbed
early In the morning in a First yenue
saloon by Tom Pendergast, an ex.con-
vict, during a discussion over Saturday
nights parade.
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Warned Against Trading Candidate,

NEW YORK, Nov. .5.-The Republican
national and state committees issued a
circular TO the Republican leaders in
each assembly district inthis city stating
THAI reports reach the committee that
Democratic Offers to trade national for
local votes, will be made to the Republic
can voters. The committees exhort the
leaders not to accept the most tempting
offers, and warn them that II the returns
show any Republican trading the officers
of the district win be personally held
responsible.
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Referring to the Dynamlte c,ar.e,

BOSTON, Noy. 5.-Mr. John Boyle
O'Reilly has the following telegram
from Senator Payne OF Ohio: s.No
Democratic member OF the COMMITTEES
Offered any amendment to the treaty.
All the amendments were offered by Re.
pnblicans and adopted by them, they be.
ing in the majority Mr.. O'Reilly con.
siders this as final proof, II any were
needed, of the correctness OF his state.
ments regarding the e~xtradition treaty.
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Irnrrisonmem for Life.

sTEuBENyILLE, o., Nov. 5.-The jury
In the Van Baker murder case at Wells.
burg brought in a verdict of murder In
the first degree, fixing punishment at
Imprisonment for life. Van Baker MUIR
dered his wife and mother-in-law.
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Muraered while sitting By Her Dead ch,la

PirrsBURe, Pa, Nov. S. Thomas
Kane fatally stabbed his wife. The
woman wa sitting up with her dead
child and Kane, who had been drinking.
came into the room and accused her Of
Laughing. She denied the accusation.
bat without further warning, he drew a
knife and thrust it into her abdomen.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-11-06
PIyFAhLs AND MAN TRAPS.

#sHaaHH 49, h1- I'M a 4phIGs ENHa
Alderman Gilman called the atten-
ton OF the council to the dangerous CON.
dition of q crossing at the Third and
LOCUST street inte,ssc ION and Alderman
|Soougnl enlarged on the subject and
mentioned the generally dangerous con-
ditlon Of side seiks.
After discussion il was ordered that
the ordinance committee and the city
attorney devise en- enactment which will
compel people to keep their sidewalks in
repair.
WASTE WATER
Alderman Edgerton called attention
to the standing topic Of municipal meet.
ipgs-she waste water how of the city
artesian well-and said thu ~inconven.
ienoies and danger Of his constituents
were entitled to some consideration.
This matter was generally discussed
by the. aldermen ehd Superintendent
Kari was called upoa for an opinion.
he recommended turning the waste
water into the Missouri river direot, via
Fourth and LOCUST streets. He said the
srtesian we'll could safely be partially
closed for three OIL four days. but he
would not recommend 1t to be closed
longer than that time. Even this, he
said. would result In the discharge Of
considerable sand.
EphrismM Miner, OF the brick works and
electric light works, was heard. He said
his company would ley a four inch main
from Third street to their worka, and
put in o pressure valve which would keep
the reservoir full ell the time, il she city
would furnish the necessary materials,
His company wonld then take care OF
the waste water. Or, if the city would
furniah the materials and do the work
his company would pay $1e0 per annum
for the use OF the waste water.
These propositions and suggestions
we're referred to the water works COM
mittee with instructions to report as
soon as possible, the council to be con.
vened in special session for that purpose.
The committee having under con-
sideratioD the railroad right OF way PEE
tition was also instructed to report at
the same meeting.
ADJOURNMENT.
The council, on motion, thereupon
adjourned.
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Earthquake at Memphis.

MEMPHIS, Ten, Nov. 5,-Quite a per
ceptible earthquake shock was felt here.
People asleep in the upper stories OF
buildings and residences were consider
ably alarmed Its duration was only a
few seconds
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THE MURcHIsoN LETTER.

Esan Thinks It Came from 8 afember 81
the society Of the Sous Of ct G~eorge."
LsNcoLS, Nov. 5.-Hon. Patrick Egan.
sx-president of Irish National League,
said to a reporter:
am convinced the reason why Lord
Saexylile gave his advice so esndidly liz
reply TO the Murchison letter is this:
There Is, ~extendiug all over America, a
society OF recent formation called tn q
Sons Of 81. George, bound together by an
iAonSclad cath and having fox its object
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Another standard on purcha,s.

LEwIsTowS, Me, Nov. 5.--ReIiresent.
atiyes Of the Standard OIL company pur-
chnseu Tie CIossman property Of four
acres above the Maine Central station
here, They design to make this a distrfb,
uting station. 1t will be an extensive
establishment.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-11-06

BERLIN, Nov. 5-Fifty persons. have
been arrested in Moscow, including Prof.
.Holzoff, editor of the pan-Slavist paper,
Ruski Mysol Other arrests have been
made at Charkoff.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-11-06
DAKOTA

rHfEz -&Ht HtNSMH tsHl
a numerous band OF gypsies il holding
forth at East Varmillion this week.
A prairie fire burned 80 tons OF hay in
stack on Gov. Mellet.e's farm south Of
WATERFOWL.
Charges Of indecent assault made by
Mrs. Hill. of Bath. against A. Il. Hight
prove to be without foundation.
In the district court at Canton. the
trial Of RorideD. indicted for killing
Grnbb. resulted In his acquittal.
observation-disclosures: VIM. Spatch, st.
Lawrence. Original widows, etc: Minor
Of Richard w. Gamble, Ce~ntervilIe.
The registration in the varioua wards
OF Fargo shows q total Of 1877 nanes
registered, the largest number registered
since 1884.
John Waller q bcSsI2 years old. fell
under the wheels Of . loaded wagon at
Aberdeen Thursday and was almost in
stantIy killed.
A praiiis fire north OF Sioux Fslls
"Wednesday night destroyed "a large
amount Of stacked hay belonging to
parties in that city.
a farmers' institute Is announced 10
begin Of the Dakota agricultural college
q BrookingsSon NOV. 18th. The institute
will continue thres weeks.
The son Of . farmer named Walters,
Living south OF Ipswich. fell from /, Load.
wagnn, 80 pheeslss .5aiae
hea r~ystu - ~ " al "a IA.
hts d >
Shelf Censnsr rns arrested q III
for shooting Todlock In the south
esd OF Brule county. Todloek is not
badly Injured and will recover. Bond
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Yankton sfsrket.
Yankton, November 8.
Proposals for Bridge Building.
County Surveyors Office,

County burveyor's Office,
Yankton, Oak, Oct. 18th, 1883.
PROPOSALS. will be received at the Office of
i the board of county commissioners OF
Yankton county. up to 2 o'clock p. m. Monday,
Nov. 18th. 1888 for building a bridge across
Beaver creek on the Miner road, in section 70,
township 90, range So. Six miles north of Yank-
ton. specifications will be furnished by the
county engineer.
The commissioners reserve the RIGHT to reject
any or all bids.
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a ~lSreenhnc.ser Tnrns.

PlTTsGuRc, Nov. ID. T.. Emerson.
the extensive saw manufacturer OF
Beaver Fells. and we'll known as a Green,
blcker snd Prohi,sitioaist, has declared
for Hsfrison and Morton, on the protec,
tion issue.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-11-06

Cardinal Newman ConvaIescing.
LONDON, Nov. Cardinal Newman
IS out of danger.
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Mrs. Blaine Imnroyes.

New York, Nov. 5.-Mrs j. G. Blaine,
Jr., was slightly better last evening, but
Is yet not put of danger
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-11-06

.EOR sALE-!Two large heating stoves cheap.
enquire OF w. y. BkUOR.
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Dissolution Notice.

"A BARGAIN-I have one thousand acres of
- mist GLASS farming land in McOook county.
Dakota. whion l will trade for business, resi-.
denoe or suburban property in Yankton also
balance of the TOWNSHIP of Bridgewater. Will
lake these q bargain to any one, either for
cnah or exchange. -
Address. Lock Boz. i6s. siouxCity. Ia.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-11-06

metched driving ponies and two Domestic
Sc x ,rtt1 Aaies for city lots.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-11-06

Z The lapd of MIRA E.. Heck. in
= inYthessass half of the soutbwest
Y ), O. northwest quarter Of the nurth-
,pa,y ~ W section Is. town go, range SIS.
AddieasA CHAPLIN, Macgreeor, Iowa.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-11-06

Roy WANIED-Boy for general work around
house. Must be honest and sober .
apply TO AMY LESLIE.
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The city council held Its regular meet
ing last night, with M4yor Teller in the
chair and ali the aldermen present
cept Alderman Branch.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-11-06

a Yard Man wanted at the Morrison House
81 Immediately.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Wants.
WANTRn-A competent German girl. to dc
- general bouee work MRS f.. WEBER,
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-11-06

ROOMS TO R~ENT-Three unfurnished rooms
ana Fall to rent. small family preferred
uoua Wen and cistern on premises. Apply at
LOCUST. MRS. Il, J. ANDERSON.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-11-06

K Or REhr-A first class suite of rooms 70,
rent. suitable for family. Everything
nrss eiass, Inc rooms are situated up stairs
3vel r. PoTters grocery store, Third street.
Enquire of Walter Carr or e. j. Porter.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1888-06-07

LINtoLNNILIE. Mr.. Willis Iarvill has return
ed from Boston, where he has been for several
months Mr.. Alfred Heal is in very critical
condition. -. Messrs. Heal 4 Rankin have built Il
granite shed at the Centre near their polish mill.
...... Elder Bragg has been holding meetings at
youngstown school house Misses Pate Fcrnald,
Annie Lamb and Leila Decrow We're at home last
sunday. Mr.. A. Lincoln Dung and Miss Alice
Parker were united in marriage May i0th. Their
many friends wish Them Il long and prosperous
Journey through life. ...Mrs. Hannah Fernald's
health has been quite poor lately.
CENTRE Mo>rNllI.L. Many of the farmers are
not nearly through planting. Grass is looking
ccedngly well, and seems to he the only thing that
is along with the season; other crops are very
backward. The outlook now seems To be>peak Il
large crop OF apples. + Hartman is enjoy ing
the comforts Of IA tophuggy, made by our veteran
carriage builder, Nolney Thompson ...cv. i. ii.
Bcalc of Washington preached very able dis
course at the church last Sunday -.... Mrs DAVIS
and her daughter Mrs Mac Arthur from Boston are
visiting at W II. Churchil's l.. j. Hatch is at
home from Lewiston. He is student of the Pre-
paratorN school i'll connection with Bates college.
He sick with severe cold and cough, but is
now rapidly improving, and VIII return il a few
weeks.
MORRILL,. Rescue Lodge |. q. of q. T., is still
loulishng At it, regular meeting last saturday
evening eight were added to the membership.
Clerk of Courts, Tileston Wadln and wife were in
town, and attended church last Sunday. Rev
James Washburn occupied the pulpit, and gave
one of those good Old fashioned sermons, the like
| of which seldom hear nowadays Miss Della
Storer went to Bucksp0rt last Monday to visit old
friends at the seminary. 80. Happiness at Fred
DaggcttS-a girl Mr. Leslie DagSett, who late
ly bought the stock and trade of the cooperative
| store, is remodeng and enlarging the store, and
with clean stock of goods attractivey displayed
and disposition i'll trade to live and let live. we
trust he VIII meet the success he deseryes.....
Farming operations are backward as yet, and the
prospect is before of very light crop of hay.
| The grass winter killed very badly.
| MONROE. Miss Maria Sanborn and Miss Della
| where they spent the winter and spring We re
! greet to learn that VIM. c. Riley, who is in Haver
| hill, Mass, met with painful accident. Mr.. Riley
| had encounter with enragcd hull and was
| ribs. The full extent of his injuries did moi
learn, but trust they will not prove more serious
| than reported Grass badly winter killed il
some places and farmers beginning to raise tho
annual cry "a light crop of hay this YEAR Val
| ley Lodge tries the credit system Of entertainment
| again this quarter Walker Grant, who has JUS
| returned home is very sick with typhoid fever.
| Miss Flora Twombly is slowly but surely regain
| ing her health
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SHIP NEWS
PORT OF BELFAST
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
June ]. Sch. Mountain Laurel, Randlett, Port
land.
June 2 Schs Leoncssa, Pattcrshall Boston
James Homes, Ryan, do; joachim, Hart, do.
June 3. ID. NJ. French, Haskell. Boston, Lizzie
Poor, Dckcy, do; Mary Farrow, Condor, do.
June T. Schs Louisa Frances, Thorndikc Port
land; Fannie A. Gorham, Jones, Boston.
June e. Sch. st. Johns, Gilmore, New York.
SAILED.
june A. Sch Mountain Laurel, Randlett Rock
june G. Schs. Leonessa Pattershall Bangor;
Louisa Frances Thorndike, Rockland.
AMERICAN POKTs.
Boston, May y. Cleared brig Eugene Hale
Harding, Surinam; Both, arrived sch. Mary Am
McCann, Hutchinson, Bermuda six days; 9lst, ar
rived sch. Cyrus Hall, Coombs, Mobile, June 2nd
arrived schs. Sadie Corey, Lowe, Winterport
Moses Eddy, Dorr, Bangor; Sd. sch. }. Ponder
Jr., Bullock, Belfast; 4th cleared brig II. & Sib
New York, May rs. Arrived sch. Lackawanna
Closson, Bath; 18th, bark Penobscot, Eaton, Hong
Kong; schs. Benz. Fabcns. Condor, st. Jago Aus
tin D. Knight. Perry; aer" nnd ,oh arr,ye
W. Parker, Kane, Parahiba; schs. Sallie Pom
West, Satila River; Meyer & Muller, Patterson
Union Island, Ga; 3lst arrived bark Mary L
Russell, Nichols, Gibara; June l, sailed sch. st
Johns, Gilmore, Belfast; and, cleared brig Am.
A. Lane, Emerson, Turks Island.
Bangor, May %. Cleared schs. Lucia Porter
Grindie, Nassau, n. r.; Nellie, Drinkwater, Phila
York; June LIST, cleared sch Charlotte Fish, Pen
deton, New York.
Philadelphia, May 81. Arrived sch. NJ. b. Mil
len, Dyer, Grand Constable Island; bark Hattie G
Mcfarland, Dodge, sagua june :, cleared sch
Welaka, CottrelI Fernandina; Sd, arrived bari
Clara 4. McGilvery. Griffin, Carlenas.
Delaware Breakwater. May 30: Sailed bari
Beatrice Havener, Colamore, Key West.
Mobile, May %. Cleared SCH Mary A. Hall
Veaze, New York.
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MARRIED

In Bangor jane , Hediey V. Butler of Bangor.
and Miss Linda Anderson of Belfast.
In Rockand, May y, John A. Mallett and Ada
NJ. Allen, both of Rockland.
In Washington, May 20, Thomas =. Jones and
Barbara a. Jordan, both OF Somerviile.
In oriand, May ID, Samuel 3. Holt, and Miss
Mary 4. Cotton. both of Orland.
In sedswck, May u, William S. Robertson and
Miss Ada b. Dufiee, both OF Biuchll.
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That Tired FeeHno

The warm weather has facilitating effect,
especially upon those who are within doors
most of the time. The peculiar, yet common,
complaint known as "that tired feeling"
Is the result. This feeling can be entirely
overcome by taking Hoods Sarsaparilla,
which gives new life and strength to all
the functions of the body.
Il could not sleep; had no appetite.
took Hoods Sarsaparilla and soon began to
sleep soundly; could get up without that
tired and languid feeling; and my appetite
improved" r. A. SANFORD, Kent, Ohio.
Strengthen the System
Hoods Sarsaparilla is characterized by
three rcculiaritieS 1st, the combination of
remedial agents; I'd, the proportion: Sd. the
process of securing the active medicinal
qualities. The result is medicine of unusual
strength. effecting cures hitherto unknown.
send for book containing additional evidence.
" Hoods Sarsaparilla tones up my system,
rniltes my blood. sharpcns my appetite. and
seems TO make me over" j. =. THOMPSON
Register Of Deeds, Lowell. Mass.
Hoods S1rSaparilla beats all others and
Is worth its weight in gold" l. HARRINGTON,
100 Bank Street, New York City.
Hoods SarsapariIIa
Sold by all druggists 81; six for S.. Made
only by c. l. HOOD s. CO., Lowell Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar.
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Boston Produce Market.

bO>r"> june 9TH. There WAS stcalier tone to
the hutter market yesterday Buyers still
nndetidrd ah"ni operating, but there was more in
curry, and the Indications are that strictly fine
grass stock Will stii1tn up little this week For
most Of last weeks receipts 20 cents i top price,
to ~ cents.
Cheese continued SLOW Of sale, and to cents
Was top rate. Very few round lots could be
placed at over -, cents.
Egg, We're steady III BE- cents per dozen for
best marks of Western. some Eastern extras sol,'
III rs cents.
Potatoes We're quiet and easy at Is to - cents
per buShcl for best old Liberal receipts of new
Southern are expected this week.
Beans opened quiet with no change in prices.
Choice prime hay ~ 90: some fancy so; fair to
good At : rs 00aelS 90 Eastern fine SlidI5; poor
to ordinary SLASH: East swale Sl0aSll. Rye
straw choice, II S2ia2i 5O oat straw so 0od II o.
PUtatncs-ArnoStnok Rose at zoe; do hcbrons at
1Nr prolic- at zoe; White Brooks at G0c.
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DIED

IN this city, May 81, Henry NJ. midget aged 30
years and month,
In this city, June ,, James II. Frost aged "a
wears, months and II days.
In this city, June 4, Mrs. Maria E. wife of Simon
a. Payson, aged 40 years.
IN Penobscot, May %, infant child of Richard
Bowdcn, of measles.
In Penob-cot, May 81 Mrs sylvia Wardwcll,
aged 50 years and II days.
In Lynn. May Goth. Mrs Mary {. Cunningham,
formerly of this city, aged A. years and , months.
In Warren, May %, Clarence +. Holt aged Is
years.
In wadoboro, May %, Susan F. simmons, aged
% years.
In Green's Landing, Deer Isle, May p, Hannah,
wife OF Moody Thurlow, aged So years.
In Rockland, May %, Capt John Gregory, aged
IS years month and 20 days.
In Union, May D. Stephen Carroll, aged Sc yrs.
In Wa'doboro May 20, Gusavus Seiders, aged
about 30 years.
In Waldoboro, May 8, Mrs Nettie +. Croker
aged "a years and months.
In Ninalhaven, May Is, Capt Stnson Mathews
of Deer Isle, aged 10 years.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
How it is Done.

some people still wonder how good Il ncd
cine as
BELLS sARSAPARILLA
can be sold At - ct-. when all others cost dol
lar The answer j. simply this: 10 travelling
agents are employed at enormous expense to boom
it for tn" people 10 pay for. 1t works it way
tell, it, onn story, and those who bay it get the
benefit Give it trial and see for yourself 80
cts. per bottle.
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a heftting manner. usual y long procession
consisting of the sons OF Veterans, Warren Post
&. 4. L. and the W. Il. C., citizens and school
children, headed by the Cornet Band marched to
the cemetery where the monument had been beau
tifuly tlrapcd and with appropriate ceremonies
decorated he soldiers graves, after which they re-
paired 10 Union Han and listened to some fine
music by qualtctc and an able Grafton by nr.
George II. Williams OF Rockand. The han was
very tastefuly draped with bunting and decorated
with flag, poted plants and cut flowers In the
evening an appreciative audience listened to a
very fine entertainment given by the Brlgman
sisters graduates of the Boston College of Oratory
. Mrs l.. A. Shaw received from friends in Flori.
ia a box of rare and beautiful flowers and green
fruit from the orange trees, for Memorial Day.
The Chatauqua Club was very pleasantly entertain
mcut last Thursday evening by Miss Clara Snow.
Mrs Millikcn, a sister Of Mr. Joshua Crockett, has
recently moved here from Boston and occupies
rooms in the Dcanc house. Miss Daisy Abbott
has gone to Bildeford for the summer 49,. Mrs.
May McManus of Waterville is visiting her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. T.. G. Arey...... Mr.. Alfred
knceland has gone to Washington Terri tory with
the intention of settling there. If he likes the
country he will send for his family this fall -.
Mrs. Emma Curtis, accompanied by Miss Morris
left for Bangor saturday. Mrs. Curtis will be
greatly missed by her many friends, and especially
by the church of which she was active and use
full member 80. Mrs. }. \. klburn left for Boston
Monday for visit of few weeks Among
the late arrivals in town is little daughter at the
home of Mr. Alston Ellis. They say Ellis wears
an exceedingly broad smile most of the time.
Mr. Reuben Snow of Portsmouth, N. H., is spend
ing some weeks with his children here. >. Mrs.
Adde Snow has returned from her visit to Belfast
-. Mr.. Reuben Snow jr. has gone to Mt. Desert to
work for the sea son. Mr.. A. e. Fernad has been
quite sick but 10 improving Mrs. Howard Grant
has been able to walk out short distance .. :. Mr.
j. c. Atwood walks out little on fine days.. ;.
Mrs. Jennie Grant is quite sick. Mrs. Dudley is
getting along with her broken limb as comfortably
as could be expected. Mr.. and Mrs Willard
Merrill of Belfast were in town on Monday.
Mr.. J. l.. Carleton's farm buildings, near Filing
woods Corner, were destroyed by fire on Thurs
day. There was partial insurance.