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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-11-04
A. s WEBSTER'S
SELECT DANCING AoADEay.
EDEN HALL, I'd floor,
TESIH ST BETWEEN QRiRGE kR0 TAMIL
GENTLEMEN's CLASS

GENTLEMEN'S CLASS
Commences October 3, Tuesday and
Thursday evenings, from 8 to 10 O'Clock.
LADIES' AND CHILDREN,s CLASS
Commences Saturday, October 5. Thurs
day afternoon from to 6 and Saturday
afternoon from to ..
Special Ladies' Glass on Monday even.
ings from to 10 o'clock. This class 10
especially for ladies that cannot attend
during the day. Private classes or pri-
yate instruction by special arrangemen A
For terms, circulars, etc., apply to II.
+. Robelen, no Market st. at my resi-
dence, l0l0 Adams Street, or by mail to
Eden Hall.
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1)uEIlE-
rtWtC COUPEs,
-ntlr UNI double, at all hours, day or
ltht No IT. french st, Wilmington,
= cents toHii ports OF tho city.
l'lrp.HnH A! 1929 cot
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TOR SALE.

EOR SALE. Il LOT lGx7l ON VAN
Il Buren ft.., between Linden aud Ma
pic SITS; ore lot i2Sbon Maple st., between
Linden and Porter sis.. lot 2sgtO on Maple
s.. bet jackson street aud Maryland ave.
I Term rasy' Apply 10 z. Jnsris.
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lyon wish n good Job done, call or
rud Us mail. VI. SCHWARTZ, Up
holster sud cabinet maker. Carpets
hllt ana laid. Polishing and vnrnish-
~ ANiclAhng neatly done. Mat
uouc nud satisfaction Eunra tocd.
" Cor Third and Tatnill sts..
lnl- m Wilmington, Del.
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Wots'a r,l'r Wa Stanton, licensed
Net"m'eas olec No III Market st.
hntg soueru. lo1s.tf
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IN prIIARDT's PENNYROYAL
lh,tiisN. sold BY Druggistsi also By
~ NM IN iii st.. Fhila u dies beware Of
uiistops'
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Marriieo.

Mass, and Mis- Fannie N. Keith Of Mill,own.
In Hango.; Dec. Y, Fred W. Savage Of New York
and Miss Lille A. Chapman Of Bangor, De 9th.
RANGES q. Rich of Portland and Mrs. Mary A.
Crosby Of Bansor.
In Holden, Dec. 18th. Walter l.. Hart and Miss
Melvina N Day, both Of Holden.
In Union, Nov 10, Albert 4. Lermond and Miss
Laura N. foger. both Of Hope.
In Bremen, Nov. "a. Ezra y. Perkins OF Bremen
and Miss Martha J winchsnbach Of wsidoboro.
IN Ellsworth, Nov. q. Henry Colpits and Miss
Alice sarg"Dt. both Of Ellsworth; Dec. :, Mr. Amos
J. Chaito If surry and Mrs EttAs. Richards Of Ellis
in bluehil. Nov: z, Joseph Steele and Mr.. ys.,a
and Miss Carrie n. o~den, both of Bluehiii
Miss Cora n. Saunders; both Of whiting:
In Machias, Nov, %. Uriah smith and Miss Adds
y. Manchester. both - MaehiAs.
In Macbiasport, Nov. q, W. Z. Leighton Of
Machias and Miss Corris Mitchell of Maehia.port.
In skowhesan. Nov. "a, james L. Gilaliau 10 Miss
Annie Leach; Dec. y, " al er C. Weston and Mise
Ada G. Halves, both OF skow hogan, Dec. II. Frank
Fox and Miss Abbie Ia, lor, both Of Athens.
Gotta and Mis-. Carrie n Iibbett. Of Booth,ay: Nov
u, sullivan T. Dodge Of Newc.,tle aud Mise Sadie
Adam. Of Booihbay Chss ". knight and Miss
In wiscasset, Nov. "a. Prof o. u. Drake Of Pitts
neld and Mis-. Lelia Edith P-nmstsad Of wisoa..e'
c,. In sSgfh Bristol S NOV y, T. =; coo"e' and Miss
In Carbon, Nov. 2s. Amm.a CLARK and Miss Alice
Garland. both Of Woodland.
IN Ires4ue Isle, ueO 70 hODinsOn OF TTesgue ISIS
and Miss Ada Il. sloat OF Castle Hill.
In ChesterviIfe, Dec. !, John Knowles and Mrs
Sarah sturtevHnt. both Of CbesterviIle, Nov. ~,
Corydon G. Richards and Miss Angie l.. Rowe both
Of Chestervills.
In salem, Dec. Q. Manley Knapp and Mrs. Pauline
l.. Lisbon. both Of New Portland.
In Industry. Dec. !. Frank Lane Of Industry and
Miss Bessie l.. Dasgett of New sharon.
Ir starkr, Nov. ID. Charles l.. Russell Of Norridse
wock and Miss Martha q. Watson Of htsrhs
Gin New Sharon, Nov. "a. HiIlington II. Gould and
Miss Ella q. stewart, both Of New Vineyard.
In Portland. Dec. II, Frank W. rearie. N. D.. Of
Brockton, Mass, and Mrs Janet Johnton Of Port.
land.
In West Dresden. Frank Reed and Mise Georgia
Punmer.
In Bucksport, Dec. 9, Cyrus + Croeker and Mrs..
sa ah A. XII man Of stockton Springs.
In Bath. Dec. II. Dr. George ". Percy Of sslem.
Mass, and and Miss Helen ichardson Of Bath,
Dec. u, Waiter Il. Lowell and Miss Emma v. Turner.
both Of Bath
In Corny,ie, Dec. s. Delbsrt Parker Of Madison
and Miss Daisy d. Henry Of Oakland.
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ELEVEN TO ONE
In FaIsr Of ConTietins All the
Crolin Prisoners.
S1.oas fiR sf LylcAIlg na obsinats
Juror CllIeP.
Louesosekss and Associates asa Judss
Mcconnell Believe Verdict viii b
Obtained.

CaIeAGO. Dec. 1s.-Another DAYS delib.
erAtion has paced without bringing . verdict
from the CrOnin jury. At 80 this after
noon Judge A.cConDell left the court room
stating be would ssain be on baud to receive
any return the jury might make ss 10 to-
morrow morning. The only Instructions be
gave we're, in case the jury succeeded in A.
riving II . verdict during the night the bailik
might then conduct them to the hotel but the
verdict would not BE- re ceived BY The court
until tomorrow morning.
The jury stands just where is was on the
afst ballot Friday night, IL to in favor Of
convicting all the defendants. The recalci-
tant jury John Culver. would not have .
word 10 say to his associates yesterday. but
unbended far enough today to discuss come
portions Of the evidence, but no ballot was
taken. Groups of people hung around the
three sides Of the criminal court building
throughout the day and evening. and INDUCED
in strong talk concerning Culver, threats OF
lynching in case he hung out on the jury
being freely made.
States Attorney Longenecker and asso-
cistes are still hpeful of favorable verdict.
Judge Mcconnell stated today that while he
had had no communication with the jury and
they had asked for ne special instruction
'ince their retirement he believed = verdict
you'd ultimately be reached.
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MULE sPINNERs COMBINE.
New Jersey and New England States
Represented. Uniform Wages and
Eight aours.

FALL RIVER. Mass, Dec. l5.-Delegates
representing the mule spinness Of New Jer-
sey and the New England States held . con-
vention here today and formed federation.
called the National Mule Spinner Associa-
ton Of America. Delegates were present
from Newark, N. j., Dover, N. H., Bidde-
ford, Augusta, Lewiston, and Waterville,
Me-, Lowell, New Bedford, and Fall River,
Mass, and the Blackstone Valley.
The president, vice president, secretary,
treasurer. executive committee of FIVE.
auditing committee Of two and three trustees
were elected. A quarterly tax Of ten cents
per capita was charged for the expenses Of
the organization. Members on . strike will
be assisted by assessment. To endeavor to
obtain uniform standard wages throughout
the United States the organization believes
the fairest plan for manufacturers and
operators. The association will push the
eight hour day matter and the champion Of
every measure for the advancement Of labor.
1t will be allied with the federation Of labor
and will hold semi,annuAl meetings in May
and October.
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Hsw Yosk Produce Aaarsss.

NEW fokk. Dec, IL
FLors--. .Rsestpts, i,iA pAckAsvs; exports. sisa
barrels; saies II .soo Repeat quotations isesdias
CITY ain extra, o. soAtt -. patent. - sbs
y pses =; winter wheat los srsde. ~ asAet ~
Hinne,otA extra. ~ soset Is: sesthsra aOsi
dali; Rye Soar drm.
w.EAr-R Rsorip,.. is.aoo. exyerss, ,s,tss. saie,
5000. dull, No. sprtns somiaAi. -,
NO r~d, Il No rcd stastS, sievases, e3lssAl fss
ssssN delivered. No. hard. si~ss. No
northern. ssjayti.
kyE--weakef
hAKLky--. nominal
CoRn$- Receipts. ~ ~. ssports. Ao. SAles, n
ooo; quiet, steamer, .oSsAit Ne, Z, A7tatsl
storr And elevator. AsAassl delivered.
OArsRecetpts, .iv.oo6i exports, q IA, sAies ~
900: easy. No !. y ~ shits sol sAi NO ajs.s
do while. IlAsiS. No, l. -, do white, ~,
Mixed wsstera. s;sso. white do, sos y.
COrvxE--fair: Rio, Fair. is1
bu9AR-kaw easy. renned easy; demand -
lower. crYAhed a1Aei. extra crushed. aa1l. white
extra cruslka. s1adt, cut loaf. u: sraaslAtsd.
rkraoLxus-Qu steady. iot
PoRG- nrta.
bkkv-- nrm.
LARD weak vsstsra .tsan. u ssase ss
continent - soas 10. =. 4. u is
BUTTER - easy -; western dairy ~
Is, do creamery, .Aa2sA,
CAEKsg- fair. rreiahts 70 Liverpool
nrm.
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SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.
National Aid for Ksnduskeag Bridge
Who's Mc0inty 7-Bssmsn People
Want . Monument for Commodore
Tucker.

The rear car of a gravel train was backed
through The rear of w. o. Peterson's store 1t
Brunswick depot Friday. No one injured.
A. W. Glidden has been appointed post
master at Newcastle vice Stephen L. Chap
man. Edwin +. Atwood at Buckfeld. and
Charles T. Poland At New Harbor.
An alarm of fi-e was sounded at Livermore
talls, about "a NJ, Saturday morning, when
it was found that the bakery on Depot street
was on fire. The building Vas finally saved.
The Freeport Shoe Manufacturers have
presented an iron clad agree ment to be signed
by its operatives and dosen't propose 10 be
run by any labor organization. There is
considerable excitement among the vorkmen.
Congressman DINGHY has presented to con-
vress . memorial asking that money be sp-
propriated to erect . monument to the memo
nv Of Commodore Samuel Tucker of Bremen,
Me-, who died in poverty after rendering in
estimable services to our government in the
Re volution and war Of 1912.
willard H. Woodbury. Of the hrm Of Wood
bury 4 Latham, the Wholesale grocery con-
Germ on Commercial Street, Portland. died
Saturday at his residence At IL Deering St.,
after short illness. He was president Of
the Portland Wholesale Grocers' Association
Who meet late Saturday afternoon to take
action ON his death.
Mayor Bragg Of Bangor was engaged Sat-
urisy in pre- eparing, to be forwarded to Hon.
william Window, Secretary of the Treasury
. certificate showing that the expenditure up
on the east span Of Kenduskesg bridge, re-
built this summer had been over $20,ooo'
According TO the bill passed by congress the
government pays one half Of the cost OF the
construction OF the bridge provided that sum
did not exceed $4,000.
The following has been sent to Boston
Police inspector:
Sebaso Falls, Me, Dec. 10
am 4 detective Of this town and desire 70
hnov Who this McGinty 10 that 10 % much
talked about lately.
what 10 he wanted for? There has been
many suspicious characters and tramps here
abou,s lately, and l an on the lookout.
please .end photograph and description OF
McGinty.
Yours, ETC.,
WuIJAN LUFKIN.
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BASE BALL BATTLE.
fAa Players LsiSls vaftilS SAadily
but Keeping Quiet.


NEw YoRx, Dec. l5.-The meeting for
the permanent organization of the Players
National League will be held at the Fifth
Avenue Hotel Monday. The delegates will
be a. follows: New York. Edward Talcots.
William Ewins; Boston, c. b. Porter,
Daniel Brou,hers; Philadelphia, Henry n.
Love. Charles Bafiinton; Cleveland. Albert
Johrson. John Stricksr: Chicago. John Ad-
dison, Fred u. Pfeder; Buffalo, n. Shire,
John c. Rove; Brooklyn, E. y. Linton. Ed
Andre~s; Pittsburs, Henry Rea. Edward
Hanlou.
II never wss more surprised in my. life
when picked up the paper ou the cars yes-
terday and read that catcher Miller had brok-
en- his contract with the players league" said
John Ward last night. "Ofcourse I eau zee
what did is-a rise of $500 in salary. In
the case Of Beckley. why. he must have
played the double by signing . national
league contract aud play ers' contract at the
same time. All, we'll attend to such cases
just ~ soon A. this reserve business 10 fully
tested. What mistake . player makes
when he signs 4 national league contract at
'uch fabulous hgures reported to be given
10 Miller and Be- ckley. No organisation can
',and it and live. That the league will
'quare matters with them 10 - sure -
NO and two are four"
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cONDENsED DDsPArCaDo.
The Pith OF the News Taken Fsom Ne
Current Topics OF the Day.

-. :, =. -.
The business part Of New Carlisle. Ohse.
was burned Saturday night, loss e3o. .OoO.
Louis Mandelbaum. q we'll known Bas
Francisco merchant, blew out his brains yss-
terday because be could no, meet HE engage.
ments.
Banker Joseph Ditman Of Pbiladslphia y
still missing Insurance companies are II.
terested a. he carried heavy insurance. oa bic
life In several companies.
A w;,ls.b.,,e Judye y.vs cou,, . ,.esss
~hils hs came down an ,he aoo, and .svs a
~;1s. .hs.,s, . .ound ,h,,.hins and s.o, M.
hons ~ .n,no,, nj, family
sr,,,.-, r. ,.
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Pensions Granted Maine Psopl,

WAsHISGroN, Dec. l5.-Pensions have
been granted to the following residents Of
Maine
Orisinal-John W. Toward. Linnekia &;
John M. Morrison. South Lubec; Benz. p.
Brown. East Jefferson; 4. X. Carrow. Ash
land. Incresse-Charles NJ. Place, North
White6eld; Joseph Carter. Etns; J. d.
Emery, Caribou; Geo. A. Tosier. Plymonth !;
Charles B. Elwell. Swanville: Kidder L
Moore. Ellsworth; Agnes, widow Of Andrew
Thompson, Saco. Original invalid-John 8.
Skillings (deceased), Saco; VIM. B. FL
dridge, Milbridge; Chss. Z. Shilling, Gar
land. Increase-Ssmuel r. Cousins, South
China; Frederick Marslious, National Mill
tsry Home; Warren A. PoliG. Augusta |;
Chss. W. Henderson, Foxcroft. Original
widows, etc.-Jehn, father Of Albion C..
Lowell deceased, Wiscssset; Abbie,
wi'ow Of Jos. H. Staples. Rockland; Lucy
A, widow Of John A. Skillings, Saco.
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MAINE PERSONALS.

N, and Mrs. G. W. Guptill Of Cornish
celebrs,ed their golden Wedding Defender T.
Morrill, Sprague. Esq. Of Dexter. has de-
cided to 70 West, With an idea OF locating
there permanently
George d. Parks. Esq, . graduate OF
Maine State College ciass Vt '7S, IL 10 iocase
in Fort Payne. Ala
Mr,. Moses Giddings Of Bangor has pre-
sen,ed the Kicker Classical Institute OF hooi-
ton With elO0 for the use Of the library OF
that institution.
The waserville Sentinel Aeafs tnas ex-
Presideut Pepper of Colby has been making
= decided gain In health and strength during
his European tour.
The Rev. Dr.. Tenney, Of Ellsvorth. vno
1, nov eighty. .eiah. years Of age. says tnas ns
hs, ofleistsd At ju.s eight huodred and my
four veddlngs, IN exact account OF vnian %
has kept.
Dea. Iasac Linscott, the oldese tnha aeatans
of Brovnfeld, walked from has heoe 70
neiahbor's, half . nile and oeck oes a.! r.
Gently. Mr. Linscost 10 now - ysass oid, =
hala and hearty nan - yoa 90 me- ies
~ Of his AZ he has besn deacon Of hs -
n. Dspsiss church 1es ever 20 yssse. sad =
~ his Asss vees foe jansa Asarse's oesoeG
m "a ~ vessa : stsu rsssadsaaaal
elecsioa 61Aoo.
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GRAND ARMY POSTS.

Elections of officers have occurred the past
week in the several Posts as given below:
SEpewIcx. Bath Co, Geo. T Silsby |;
s. v. c., X. c. Harris; J. v. c., John g.
Potter; Q. NJ, 8. T. Snipe; c., A. X. p.
Dunning; s., James B. Wescott; o. D.,
Sumner Brawn; o. G., Geo. r. Dow.
FAaRAeur, Bridgton: Commander. Gran
c., Moses Atkins; Q. M, A. II. Hartman !:
Chaplain, George Ham; Surgeon. r. A..
Dodge; o D.. VIM. r. Foster; o. G., VIM.
A Richardson.
BoRxEMAS, Washington :-Commander
Ira r. Sylvester; s. v. Com, Alopzo Rhodes /;
J. v. Com, samuel Cunningham; Surg.
P. G. Ingalls,; Chap, John C. Morton
O. NJ, T. 8. Bowden; o. D., John Z. Bart
lett; O. g.. Freeman Jones.
CHAs. KEIzEs, waldoboro: c., Raymond
W. Hofses; ). v. c., Samuel Burrows:
J. v. C., Ambrose Hoch; Q. NJ, George
W. Young; Surgeon. Lithgow L. Hilton !;
Chaplain, Gideon Hoch; o. D., David II.
Kimball; y. G., John Rines-
Gro. s CoBB, Camden: Commander.
J. W. Acboru; 8. v. c., Peleg Wiley
J. v. c.. Dennis r. Andrew; Officer Of the
Day, Albion Allen; Quaftermassef, Alden
Miller. Jr. Chaplain, @. A. Young; Onscer
Of the Guard, Richard N. ThorndiEe.
r. A. RoBERrs, welchville &C, r. r.
Parris; 8. v. c., Cyrus Chaplin; J. v. c.,
John Fsunce A., Julius Fuller Q. NJ, Free
man Audrevs; C. David Morse; 8. NJ, W..
L. Monk; Q. II. g.. L. D. King; o. o. D.,
Cyrus T.wardwell; o. o. G.. Cnas. Smith.
HArLow DuxsAn. Newcastle: C., C. z.
Ames; 8. v. c., Geo. Prentice; J. v. c.,
A 8. Hiscock Surgeon. J. T. Dyer; Chap
lain. T. T. Wasers: Q. NJ, J L. Flint /;
o. D.. r. B. Tibbetts; o. G., 8. Chaplain !;
8. NJ, C. II. Smith; Q. N. s., VIM. Havener.
Epwrs Lnsr, Rockland :-Commander
John W. Titus; s. v. c., J. p. Bradbury !;
J. ". c., O. 8. TrusseIl; Quartermaster. o.
J. Conans; OAcer Of the Day, J. l. Clark !;
surgeon, g. d. Gables; Chaplain, 3. ".
Shav; Ohicer Of the Guard, Edgar Bev-
eTage-
W. K RMnALL, South Paris.-Com.
Leonard Briep, 8. ". o. G. Curtis; J. ",
A. II. withsm; @ H., 2. ]. Spo6ord; Adjt.,
C. L. Dosglass; Chap, c. Richardson; Sur
reon. Dr.. I. Rounds; O. G.. ". 8. Stasbifd
o. D., George p. Ticker; Sefgt., Msj. =.
Holman; Q. n. sergt., Geo. ". Cole, j.
P.H. Tnsos, Tbonaston: Commandsr,
Leroy C. LePnosd; 8. v. c.. J. d. None
| o. NJ. J. b. H. Hewstt; Surgeon. n. c.
.IsvesssIsr; Chap. @. ". Hsies; OMcef ei
~ Day, 4. n. Crsansr; O0css Of ~
Guard, q. 3. Csossy DsIeensss 70 Dspsrs
| asne essanposnt, Allsa II. Crsaoss, D. ",
Weodbusy; Ahsensass, Chasiss A. Copslana
I Aaasn~ TAAk
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4ieo.

IN Bangor, Dec. 8. Geotge 4: Ihomp.en .sea .
years, fstick j., son Of Michael and NMEare'
Thoua. Fespey, sged 70 years, Dec. 8. cIrie Kane.
only child Of }. 4. and Alice X Brown, aged years
In Cornish. Dee. 3. Mrs.. Isabel Haynes, formerly
Of Edfecomb, sged about 20 W ars.
In kennebunk Lower Village. Dee 8, susan L.,
wife q Nsihsniel Csisr. .eed 81 ear:
N.,hsnIsi and cordsiIs 4. wsrd. sssd nosth..
In Csstine, Dec. i ssssh r.. widow Of the late
Daniel johnson. sgsd 10 years.
In waidoboro, Dec. .. kaehsei Condor, aged -
Drowned At South wsidoboro, Dec. .. David
In Bremsn, Dee. 3, Percis Miller, aged II months
10 Cornville. Dee. 2. Rev. Hiram wills. aged es
in Danforth, Dee. o. I.s, youngest dsuss,sy Of
In n,sworth. Dec. 8, Mrs. Melissa. wife Of John
= IL % Ls%oint. bee. >. Mr.. Mary A. Bunt.,. aged "a
AZ Easie Island Lixh, station. Dec 2. Mrs.. Aman-
di - pr. sssd Lacy es = Lancaster, ..sa "a
Z xas1, q !. Dc; 1. /; 4 wilbur ". S1'h.~. Sgd "a
IL Monroe. Dee. 8. John II. yoss. aged 70 year.
and month.
,e.rs, Dse. !. Bssjsmis rsS. aged sSsss % yssss,
"0s Il %ss ssesor,, Dee II. E..b.sh $. Car. .s.d
v yssrs. II months and Is dsys; Dee Z. sylvester
In Roekpon, Dee ]. Lyman wallaos, aged d years.
IN Camden. Nov. ~. Aivesss y. Cross aged %
In Porsiasd. Dec. 2. Ruth Lovejoy, yosBges
daushfer Of &c orge " snd Hattie smith. sged 8
weeks. Elmer Arfhgr, infant son Of John a. snd
Emms y Gardiner. aGed weeks, Dec. 8. Caroline
Csns, oaly ehiA Of John G. ssd Alice Doughty
II Dssriss. 6ee !. Hiram n. Howard, aged %
years. 10 months.
u sai-m. Dee. 4, Rafas Graasa. sged . years.
10 Esrntngton, Dee. 7. Geo. b. Davis, aged %
wears I've. 70 Niss bi< <ait sfleke<y afed 81 years
DE II, Mrs Betsy Cobsrn, aGed - yeass.
IN n aeh haus. COT Dse.z. Vim. tsermaln. for
nueriy Of west Far mingtos, sged - years.
In Bangor, Dwe. tNh, Thomas. son Of John sad
Nary MoTaa, aged 10 yes snd 10 dsys.
In toxcroff. Dss Q, Ar. Mosss washburn, aeel
II ninss spois, Dec. sth. Nrs. Hattie r., wife os
Anton q. ksssss, iesnsry ef Penbscks. agsd a
il Eastposs, Dee. s, simeon r. Frost, ssed n
yesfs, nossss; Dse.s. ws- = ecsiiossk. sssd 4
l. ssss ssd. D.s. 10. xesss AsAi.v s,..oss.
IL sosah Cssdes. De. =. Nancy c., wife u Z. n.
Ovbsson. aged q yssss. " Donshs. Day.
In wsst Garden, Dss- ., Nm. Abbse Blahs. ~
n yeass, Aonshs- ~ 1ass-
n sossl Thenastso. Dss. Z. Alss Cn6ss Z LHsD
q Ssssa Ca, Do 4 M. JsAa o.. - Z
4 Wa,1ssws, D.. Z, Nm. nssAs, cssAss. fer
naty = Dnsn4lDs ~ = yeass-
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HALLOWELL..
Entertainme nts Past and to Come
-Missiop aries-Facts About People.

Entertainments Past and to Come
-Missior raries-Facts About People.
A party of four Italians took to the woods
Saturday ON rabbit shoot. Fortunately for
them there are no game preserves in this
mart of the country, ard man can hunt to
satisfaction if he 30 desires.
The sociable and supper Of the society OF
the 'Y's" Friday evening was very pleas
ant affair.
And now Bangor says she has the oldest
soldier in the State. This one 10 said to be
"a years old.
The Gospel Temperance meeting was
holden yesterday afternoon in the Baptist
vestry.
The W. c. T. U. meets with Ars. J. E.
Cochraue st the parsonage on Franklin street
next Wednesday, at 2. 80 P. NJ.
The missionary sermon by the Rev. Mr..
Foss yesterday was very interesting to those
with . missionary spirit. The preacher an
swered satisfactorily the questions often asked
bv the .cepticai: "Ls missionary money
thrown away?" Does the money reach the
heathen2" Are missionaries band of lazy
hireliugs?- "Is the world really being con-
verted to the Christian faith by all the ex-
penditure of men and money!
And putting the question plainly, Mr.. edi-
tor Of the Register, isn's the keunebec jour
nal 1.-THE biggest and most enserprising paper
in Kennebec county,
Harvey Tobey. Esq. expects to start for
Willow City. OAK. today. where he will
visit his daughter. Mrs. Walter Thomas,
whose home is in that city.
Mrs. Captain Emerson Of York, will visit
her sister, Mrs. John Church. on Middle
street, this week. She will be joined here
by her son, now Q student st the Maine Wes-
leyan Seminary.
Some $500 vas the net returns Of the re-
cent A. U. U. W. fair. Two hundred and
dfty doilars was the 6rst rough estimate
Tomorrow occurs the annual Chfistmas
sale and entertainment Of the New South
Parish, in City Hall. In the evening Miss
Annie C. Peabody will read, and the Augusta
Banjo, Mandolin and Guitar Club v.ll play.
The personnel Of the club 10 - follows
Meeers. A. E Chamberlain, J s. Cooper.
mandolin; E. B. White, L. L. Cooper,
banjo; H. L. Blodgeu. T. A. Cooper. E. l..
Nash, guitar; H. L. Pishon. banjorine.
The following mail matter remains d nm
claimed and vas advertised At the Halloveil
post Office Saturday evening: Miss Ellen
| Anderson, Burie Boynton, N. E. Dearborn.
John Driscoll, Ruei c. Copp. Mrs. John
Grant, Mrs. EIdora Guliifer, Frank Symons,
| George Tilden, Robert Thompson, Alfred
| Bourassa, Philias Fleury.
| Al the meeting Of the Epsofth League q
the Methodist psrsouage ten persons joined
the society. 4 goodly number were preses'
and uassed an enjoyable evening. Follow.
ing is the programme Of the musical and hf'
| erarv exercises:
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