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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1889-08-15

WALDO. Frost iii low ground last Monday night
...... The High School at Evans corner has been
given up on account Of lack of scholars 49,. The
many friends of Miss Nellie Bartlett will be pleas
ed To learn that she continues to improve in
health. Mir. Nathaniel Quincy, who has been
quite sick, is improving. j. Il. Payson has bought
the milk route of l.. l., Gcntner large delega-
ton from this town attended the trots at Belfast.
Horses and colts have taken the place of oxen and
steers on the farm, and people more interested
in horse racing than they in the price of beef
Although beef cattle are not plenty rs last
year the price Is loWer.... Miss Emily Hunt Of
Portland is at Edward Evans visiting her mother
Rtchic Grange is prospecting finely, taking in
quite number of new members and more coming.
BvCksroHT The iall term OF the East Maine
seminary opens Aug. 26th. Last year the attend
ancc lit this popular institution j26. There
are ten courses and departments of study, in all
of which the instruction is thorough and the
penses low The location is not surpassed for
healthtuncss and beauty of scenery. Bucksport
has contracted with Sponprd < Mitchell to furnish
the town with water from Silver Lake, about
mile back from the town. 1t will be a gravity
system, and it is expected to sometime have
pumping station. There have been some changes
made i'll the faculty Of the i. NJ. G. Seminary, Mr.
Frank Austen, \. H., Miss Emma f. Clarke and
Rev. ;. Benson rcti,u- The present board are
Rev 4. T. Chase, Pr. ID, principal metaphysics
and mathematics; Amanda NJ WiIso y. NJ, pre-
ccl,rcss, Latin and modern languages; }. f. knowl-
ton. A. NJ commercial department and phone
eruphy Edison +. IItchings, NJ 5. natural science;
Wilhur + Daes. 4. NJ, Greek Jennie +. Flood,
4 NJ, mathematics and Latin; Jennie Z. Weller,
mn E,,ls q,t-I G,] Ia
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1889-08-15
MAR RIED.


In Belfast, Aug 10, by Rcy. Geo. +. Tufts Cllas.
r. White, and Miss Mary f. Pierce, both Of Bel
fast.
In Belfast. Aug. :, by Rev. J, 4. Savage, Albert
NJ Ealh"s, of stockton Springs, and Miss Amanda
X. Matthews, of Searsport.
In Belfast, Aug. :, by Rev. q. Is. Chadwick, Geo.
y. Brown and Miss Lizzie \. Cummings, both Of
Prospect.
In Belfast June 81 at the residence of the briic
parents, by II. T. Ersknes, Esq, Il. :. Erskine-,
Of Moilii and Miss Ianora |. Whtcomb, OF Poor
Mills.
IN Palermo, June %, by \. b. Longfellow, John
LraNitt and Miss Nietta y. Whtc"mb, both of IA
gllSta.
In Montyle June 30, by Harrison Wallace Esq,
Isaac i. Melcaif and Loduska Anna Harvey, hoth
of ~rarSmOnt.
In Camden, Aug. :, Lendall 4. Anderson amt
Miss Florence Il. GrecnlaW, both of Camden
In ROCkland, Aug. J. Albert II. Bracket and
Mrs Eva ii. Walton, both of Rockland.
In Hope, Aug. I, William II. Esancy and Bertha
+. Wentworth, both of East Union
In Bath, july p, Cha>. J.. Woodcork, Of Thomas
ton, and Maggie 4. Gorham, Of Bath.
In Boston, July %, VIM. 4. lleNe~, formerly Of
Rockport, and Susie +. Farland, both Of Boston.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1889-08-15

I CENTRE KNOXVILLE. At the last meeting Of
I Centre Lodge t. o. of q. r. The following Office rs
4 were elected for the present quarter: {. T.. Geo.
| Il. Nash; Y. r., Clara Waterhousc Sec, Kitty
| Berry; Asst Sec, Elcanora Watcrhouse; F. Sec,
Madgc Thompson; T., J. Y. Jackson; Chap Mrs
| Il. A. SproW; NJ, Frank Knight, ID. NJ, Josie
| stewart; g., Walter Poland; Sent. Dudley Poland
SEARsMoNr. The remains of Mrs {. I. Hemen.
way of Belmont, Mass. were brought here for in
termcnt Saturday. O. W. Small of Concord
Mass, has been visiting i'll town.. Mr.. Chas Rip
ley of Boston, Mass is visiting his father Mr.
Frank Cox and wife of Boston, Mass, are visiting
his parents MIR. Chas. Tead of Kansas CITY Mo.
is at his lmclcs J. \. j. Lincolns.. Mr. r. F.
Dunton and family and Miss Sadie A. Farrar of
Belfast, spent saturday and Sunday with Mrs.
Sarah farrar... There will be preaching services
at prigo Han Sundays at the usual hour while
the church is being painted.
MORRILL,. Rev. Mr.. Whitney of Newport preach
cd in the church last Sunday. Rescue Lodge of
Good Templars claims 70 be the banner Lodge of
the County, having $50 members. The Sewing
Circle was re organized at the church last Thurs
day evening. Mrs. L. u. White was chosen Presi.
dent Mrs. Maud Daggctt Vice Pres. and Miss Lila
Hatch Sec'y. They meet at the church this Thurs
gay evening fer business All are invited to be
present. T. a. Hatch has been confined 70 the
,i,,,,l,,,y..t '"'i ~ l"e
,.,,,..I f''"' '"' i's"'' Vi "
:, '''i''E ."o "'' - bliss Annie
= ~ ''''',' ." IT, ~ ieHtuVes Mrs.
;, g. . 7 Iii '.'o'.' q
s,o,o,. ,,,fo 1, j uaa,., ,.I,'.;rn,
ed nc o.,.rt..,l, N,.,ir, a. va..,,'. I
Gr,,,,,l la, s,.,,,, rn ,o, :, N.Y., |
,,t,,.i, b,, ,,,>t .,i,,,,,.. -, n.l,,.,
), ~ ~ Al" 'Ii.i''- h'fp'f! ioWeS' Herbert
n. aug '''''1 ''',h IT, ''""''y' Tor Iaun
Ton, Mass 10 work IN IN" Hospital :. T.. f. skin
n,.f. ami wifi. of Uin.ehaun Mas .,,, il, ii,i ,
ti,o. .,,, r.i,..,. i A.. suns i''"
"Ne7 ahfi ''lchES '"e---.MrS Mary Hardness
ami son Fred az Ha-ton, Mass, are the guests Of
MIR and Mr.. n i reayr, / " roI,;,,s ,,
RI ~ ''' y N"iiihS 'hu
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1889-08-15

-'o'" fhI''' l'9' week
N.Y. lilir +. rcliinu ha- returned to Belfast.
N""- "a"a 'i south Ih"ma~ton. was in town
'"-' "''A
Mr. nar, smart has been ,i-itfu.r friends -,
9'a.o iir'A~-
,.eyr-, Sims oi UruuA-. MAJ iuto..u Ia.t week
.t,t+. -l.lrt -tay
Nl-- lizzie =. 1it;feGeIi, ot Wiiciport. Ma in
toHa!4-t ~uuaa,
f. n tt..,.c- f.-,.,...t..- .,,,..
r,aI r. Is. HAYNES.
.,,s
y....l s..,t.,.,.t..
can't NJ W HIS ana v.it. ,i.it..l f,i..,I %,
south Brooks last wcpt.
,,
.t.-+ ,,a..l ,f-,ti,., f,5r,,I
-,
"''i'.''' "'''
~ ~ " "'io'' i'' '|'''' '''' '"'"i'E
'''''" ~ wa
MIS- Mary Mm7rr, who Wl- reported danger
'''''S' - '"l'i''N''- ''Pi'H
Jas + Mag}cn and WIN. ! Mathews went to
Isle an IIaut last week. for "a short stay.
Mi. L.tu-ti,. L.ilf. az st.l,.,, s;,, a.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1889-08-15

EusIpN, Aug. l3 lso9. The market ion butter
opened with little mer tone on the high grades,
which were no more than enough to meet the de
mand, but other kinds continued plentiful amt
weak. Low grades sell to some extent for export.
cheese was rather tame, with no change in prices.
sales of fine Northern at Sil GS4a cents, and some
held At "a as cents. Western at IA 3 cents.
Eggs were steady at I5al6 cents tY dozen for
E"ot mark Of rroyinfihl ant Mchignn. tresh
clm at I31l4 cents.
Beans easy. Potatoes iirmcr. No change in
other articles.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1889-08-15

David Bugbcc oEowers ARR ycd at Portland Aug
i from New ork.
Ernestime, II b Whittier sailed from Ponce p
X, June Il for Yabacoa to load for Portland (woud
leave IabacOa about 21th)
IL Iussey, Hodgdon, sailed from Wiscasset
Aug for Charleston.
II Siblcy, W Hichborn, arrived at Aspinwan
June y from Bangor; in port July "a dise.
Ii II Wright VIM Meyers sailed from Portland
June - for Rosario.
w Parker, Kane, sailed from New York July
~ for Port Elizabeth.
Ned White, Alban Elwell, arrived at New
York July Is from Rio Janeiro.
Sparkling Water, llichborn, arrived at New
York July 80 from Black River, Jamaica.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1889-08-15

Benz Fabens, r b Condor, arrived at New York
July Is from Demerara.
Carrie Lane, Dyer arrived at Alfalfa May IS
from San Francisco.
Clara Colcord, Patterson, arrived at Baltimore
Aug 10 from Bangor.
Dione, Haynes, cleared from Boston July % for
Prospect Harbor, Me, and Y.
Hattie MEG Buck, Putnam, sailed from George
town, C. July Il for Point-a Pitre, Gaud.
Herald, 1leagan, from Pensacola April 2G for Ro-
sario; arrived at Buenos Ayres June IL.
John l. Treat, Mcclure, arrived at New Haven
Aug from Brunswick, Ga.
Lackawanna, Closson, arrived mt New York
July Is from Frankfort Me-
linah kaminski, f Woodbury., cleared from
New York Aug for Brunswick, Ga.
Lizzie Lane, A q Cosson, sailed from Boston
Aug 9.
Lucia Porter Grndlc, cleared from Bangor
July 30 for New York.
Mary A Hall, Veazie, arrived at Fernandina
July 20 from Philadelphia.
Roger Moore, Gilkey, arrived at New York July
! 10 from Hayti
Sally POn W II West, arrived at Boston Aug 4
| from Perth AmbOy.
| Warren Adams, Colcord, arrived at Portland
| Portland Aug II from Baltimore.
Weaka, Cottrell, at Belfast for repairs.
William Frederick, Woodbury. Burgess, arrived
| at Charleston, e, Aug II from Bangor.
| Willie l. Newton, Coombs, arrived at Mobile
! Aug. from New York, via Arkansas Pass.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1889-08-15

number NJ cdlren, dic1 l,-l 4ccb \ large Num-
Beer attended the funeral. MI, colby has been
delivering the state atlas. lie has travelled $500
miles IN the last Is months an| Is now from Aroos
tank On IDS way 70 Morrill, sammy LitlIedcld
No Boston Is visiting at III ~ra i. I4ulcHctd,-..
Mr.. Arictt oherman md Mrs. ElIen G1ifIa af
lowell Mass ave visiting their brntl er and
sisters in toHn..... Capt. Albert Partridge and
sie are visiting relatives ~ toEH Capt. Partridge
i- ltn.lorl Of the Mcr+mac IIousc, Lnwell, Mas
-1'lc usual numter at Prospect people are set
ting ready to spend a few weeks vacation at North
port Camp Ground TIE cottage is engaged for
the occasion Miss Lizzie Woodcock IA Il Mrs.
Alice Sugden 81 Lawrence Mass, nre now the
.aiest. Of Capt. WIN. u. IIichborn aHG wifc......
Mr-. Mary Norton and her daughter Lizzie have
just returned home To Bangor from visiting Nj.
and Mr.. J. A. Haley and wife Mr.. George
Brown of Prince Edwards Island was married
last "Wednesday Mis- Lizzie Cummings OF Pros
poet Mrs Berry and daughter Of Belfast lat
week We're visiting the late County Commi- sioner,
hlr. flooding Grant. and wife THE tea club eN-
citcmcnt IS over in town, and now there is a
boom in soap. Mr.. J. NJ. Anc- of stockton has
secured the agency for the new Ideal white soap
pul Up in mamlnouth three pound bars. Price %
cents per bar and one piece of elegant siverware
good quality of the soap ami also as to the silver
ware. The committee OF arrangements for the
Prospect Fair-A. A. CHM, Freeman Partridge,
b. NJ. Eames, Mrs. Ella Littltheld, Mrs. Margaret
Mudgctt and Mrs Ira Ward-net Monday evening
10 make out the hand bills for the coming fair -.
The Prospect crop of hay is the largest for years
a good many farmers viii have to store their grain
in the barn floors. Among the number on the
stream and vicinity, with barns 40by 60 and larger,
with a few smaller who are crowded for room to
stow the large amount of straw in the grain crop
and salt hay this year, are e. H. Littlefied /. f.
Gould, c. II. Partridge. Freeman Partridge, O. B.
Gray, Capt W. ID. Ilichborn, Elijah Lane, Zenas
wood, Hosea Il. Lttlcteld, G. X. Nickerson, Capt.
Robert kiman, Emery Martlen Isaiah Colson, +.
Il. Lane, j. III. killman, Capt. Arthur Heagan and
several others. Now when the pinch comes the
question arises will barn hold AS much hay
when horse fork is used rs when slowing away
by hand? One thing is certain, where the hay is
dumped with the fork it settles but little, in roll
ing the hay back from where 1t is dumped in
punches IL does not lay close. A majority OF
farmers in this section decide that a barn will hold
less hay when using the horse fork. The crop il
larger than for years and many of the above
named have already SO reported, and most every
one got their hay in good order.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1889-08-15

JACKSON. Mrs. Kicker, widow Of Isaiah G. Rick
err, whose death was announced in the journal on
ly few weeks since, died at the residence of her
late husband last Monday morning, after short
Illness of only three days. She was very estima
bile lady of high character. Beloved by all, her
death will be mourned by wide cirle of friends
....R. b. smothers has several colts now in train
ing, at his stables at East Jackson that show the
effects of sklful handling.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-12

"SoBLE ANTHONY, THOU HAST CALLED NE"
her were little rosy boys, chosen for
their beauty, and clad in naught save
downy wings strapped upon their shoulders,
and on their backs Cupi1's bow and quiver,
who famed her with fans OF plumes. And
upon the vessels decks, handling the cord
nge that was of silken web, and softly sing
ing 20 the sound Of harps and the beat Of
oars, stood no rough sailors, but women
lovely 70 behold, some clad as Graces and
some as Nereids that is, scarce clad at all,
save IN their scented hair. And behind
the couch, with drawn sword, stood Bren-
nus, In splendid armor and winged
helm OF gold; and by him others-I
among them-in robes richly worked. and
knew that | was indeed a slavel On the
high poop also burned golden censers filed
with the costiiest incense, whereof the fra
grant steam hung in little clouds about our
wake.
Thus. as in a dream of luxury, followed
by many ships. we glidCd on toward the
wooded slopes OF Taurus. at whose foot lay
that ancient city Tarshish. And rs we came
the people gathered on the banks aud ran
before Us shouting; Venus is risen from
the seal Venus hath come 10 visit Bac-
chusW We drew near TO the city, and all
its people-evory one who could walk or be
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Telegram-herald., 1889-10-12

ny n. RIDER HAGGARD.

gfr, and tan, WITH vide blue eyes, ard
loag. fair h--r, and arms that would crack
~ ros ssre she 70 hGg taes Come,
what saysst taoui Put away the past, snd
away for the b0lny NORTH, 2nd Dc a son 70
ne"
For . moment thought, and then sadly
shook my head for though sorely Was
tempted 70 be gone, 1 knew that IN Egypg
l4y my fate, sH6 ny fate / mighJ not ~.
1t may not 90, brenaus. / answered.
'.Faiu would ! that II might be. but an
bound b. a chain Of destiny waich can not
break. and IN the Land Of Egypt must live
anc die. F"
As thou Wit, lad. ." said the Old warrior.
Dearly should have loved % marry thee
among my people and make . sou u thee.
Al the least, remember thst while l An
here thou hast Brsnuus FOR friend. And
one tang more: beware Of that beauteOus
Queen OF thine, for. by Tarauis, perchanoe
- hour nav come when she Will hold that
thou knowest TOO much, aad then" and
be drsw his hand aeross bis throat. "And
now good night; a cIp Of wine, then 70
sleep. fer tomorrow the fOolery-"
Here seusrdl tsgcts OF eae sscand roll Of
papyr.s are 80 broken Us D. b snt>ctphsrabie
TAey seeDl % hsvs BEEN dsscrfptspe y Cieopatrds
soBcgs ~ NJ Gaas % TIE c,g " 4lTsils
Ard THE wrIting contInuesl 10 those who
could take Joy ia such things the sight must,
indeed, have been gallant one. For the
sterR Of our galley was covered with sheets
o. beaten gold, the sails were Of the scar
let OF Tyre and the oars OF silver dipped in
the water 70 the measure Of music. And
there IN the center OF the vessel, beneath
an arvui,c - a I'll ay.. tvfrh a,olr nahrniSary law
Cleopatra, aturcd as the Roman Venus
(and surely Venus was not more fair y, in
q thin robeof whitest silk, bound ia beneath
her breast with golden g.rdle delicately
craven Ger with scenes OF love. All about
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-12
W. Tusch. Isaac NJ. Turner.

4 tSSESSMENT ROLL for the construction Of
y sewer IN Lake avenue from Packard
street 10 East street. In the City ol Grand Rap
ids, Michigan.
OFFICE OBJ CRY CLEsg.
GRAND RAPIDs. Mich. oct. g. ls-q
To
Dirk Boshoven Cornelie Barendsc. Simeon
/. Baldwin. Henri B1uma.
Jacob Dav'nXar.
Edwin J. Herr.ek. Lydia VI Harupee
Harrison b. Reed.
f'vr1n smith. Edwin 3. seymour.
W.. ID. Van lee.
ou are hereby notified that assessrn e1fs
are about 20 Do made upon v1u o. defraH the
expense of the aforesaid Improvement; 8n
ASS ssmeut roll has been i1 ..l- 400 the preui SIS
and is on file iu the clerks Office of said city.
where 10 VIII remain open ftr inspection tutl
AionIev evening. OCT o.. I.~i. when and
where You can appear before ffr Common
tnuncI oa said evening luf sHsH r.u q. II
ary. Why SaIt aes.e,n ms @hrHf lff he
made and collected aceo-I .ne f0
N.A~Iii> ass.
- f-r f..a.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-12
GRAyD RAPIDs. Mich. Oct. 9. -


straight street To the big Ditch, so-called.
Ia the city Of Grand Rapids, Michigan.
OFFICE or Cry CLTRK,
GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. Oct. 9. ls,y.
William II. Anderson.
Fred J. Bleymier John Bork. Carl Beier.
Davis. Turner 4 Carroll. Woolsey Cronkhite.
Deutscher Turn Verein Of Grand Rapids.
Mich. Albert ;. Damskey Henry Ii. Dennis.
Adolph Dickman. Geo. y. Davis.
George Eastman, Fred Elkh0n, Gustaf Eng
Strom. and John :. Maltn.
John Feibech. Chas. A. Fredericksen. Nils
6. Franzen. James O. Frederick.
Carl Grltzka, Rebecca Graves. Anna VI. +.
ireulich. James NJ. Graham, Christian Greu-
ich. Christina Greulich.
Michael Hernatzcki Johan Hachulski, Chas.
A. Hauser. John A. luneman. John Hyiand.
John Junghans. Harriet Jordan. Frank
JOhnachek.
Aenes KOrtas. John Kotewitz Truman Kel-
logg illiam krach. simon kunst, Abram b.
knoWlson.
Ransom C. Luce. John J. Landgren.
Anton Ne 'hier Joseph MiSNirWitz esf ate Of
! Iobi. Maurtr deceased, Anna NauTrr. g..
Nagnus IN. Jos. IL. Martin, Deidrich Mehrtens,
Rob-. ". Alohl and John r. Van Alstinr.
Sylvester OlzeV Sal, Jan Podlesil. Josef Pan
! ie. Levi ;. PrOViE, }. y. Gary Phelps. Max
plelcWlcZ
Vim. i. Quinlan.
Adrian Beyngandt. Francis A. Rich. Theo-
dOre +. Richards.
Frank Sczyg.owski. Nary A. Smith. Wm. A..
~hinkman. Frank Struhs. Nm. >chn ider.
Eliza Nj. Sutlcr. Mary >hoch. john ". swan
son.
=. ". Tusch. Isaac VI. Turner.
wa. Westerhou>e. Mary 4. Waltz. AleXan
! .r WsakoWsHl. john :. Wallcn. John West.
You are hereby notified that an assessment 5
about - be mase upon you 10 deiray the eX-
penSc Of the aforesaid Improvement; an as
SesSment roll has been made IN she premises
and Is on file in the office of the Clerk Of
said city. where II viii remain open for in
spection until Monday evening. Oct her H..
l~S9, when and whore yOu can appear before
the Common Council on said evening and
show cause. If any. why said assessments should
not be made and collected according 10 law.
". A. SIIINkNAN.
80 City Clerk.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-12
THG NlAoARA fEILs FoyTT'

1DaiiY. All others daily except sunday.
Taking effect sunday july lk lsss
Sleeping cars run on Pa DC and Atlantic Er-
presses 70 aud from befroit-PaTior cars rua
nn LAY Express and Grand Rapids EHpress 10
and from Defr9lt-Direcf connections made Al
Detroit with al through trains East-1lckets
OIL sale 40 Union Ticket once, g. Monroe St
and ~ MON depot
FRFp " BEicGs, Gent Act. ~ Monros-st
q. ". CGcLLs q. T. and J. Art. & cago.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-12

ihp shortest Ilnr a. Detralf ana Easi 81
f-At fau4r e4fs between teiralf aad GRAND
Rapids. irbils leaving DTfra.f 4 =. i 4. -,s
nrsnd hapias g ~ s. la rua asiiY Ufhsr frslns
daily rk "tli sunday
AANQri-- lickff Agent Depot aEa W
~ feott nloA iicAff AAnli. tI A4 aTsf 81.
Gao. D. 1safH aeu. Ar isIaul Aau ss N
a. tAhffsTfk lrt1c Manager. d. II. ACLll-
EEA. General Mana aeeI
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-12

oF rHE Frssr % cIsoPkrRA. ~ ras sfFr-
TsG CF IHa PEARL, ~ rHE sATIN8 ~ AAR-
sArlus AsD - CLEOPATRA vows ~
Lows
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-12
AKE SHORE a MICHIGAN SOUTHERN.
~ kaIxmazs. fGtNfefou

l.lV nn. arriving there al = -.
Through tickets sold - principal points in
The united states. Mexico and Canada ~ 4 alos
4icAtt ynce a. T. ~grfH.
g. p. A.. Cleveland, 0lao.
TIE POPULAR STEAMER, THOs FRIANT.
Is making daily trips from Petoskey 10
East Jordan aud return.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-12

1 tSSESSMENT ROLL for the opening. widen
= ing and extension of Sibey street from
straight street 10 the Big Ditch sO-called.
ia the City of Grand Rapids. Michigan.
OFFICE or Cry CLERK,
Cr. Inh lnf n
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-12

- p IT VI THVIH I'D y y
tony were of geld set wi "a Jewels The
dishes also were a. q gc.d set vifh Jewels.
the walls were bang with purple cloths
ssEn Wit Feixs sad CO ne Goag wsTa
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-12

~"" - ttas Aauteua
f ausk sA. LIZ .ola n III an a. a M
tf0W AT % - a.5Iam 80 n
ihrauEh uek g. and 81 Information aal to
has ~ csiiinF ufon =. AlNqalst Ilck - aFrHt
o arpoi, ~ y. y aauson nion fiai ei 2srni.
Noaref 81
c L. LocTwooi,. Gen. psss Aesnt.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-12

- THE third night
i once more was tha
feast prepared ia the
[ bali Of the great
1 house that bad be en
! set ~ ae to the use
, q Cleopatra aud on
lhEs highs its sp.eador
vas srea er even than
D tee nights before
1r the twelve trloliuia
ugches that were set
.ut the table we're en-
sed with g0li and
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-12
CLEOPATRA

Being Account Of the Fall and Vengeance
Harmaehis, the Royal Egyptian.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-12
TRAIN TIME TABLES.


North~ % sos $40 "a EFslus have
sleeping end f4Flof Cars iar Naetlna~ iils
eAla- q N iraiu has CHAIR 49, aus i u
lfaN Pullman 8 ping taf fsf llarlnnail
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NOR SALE OF 70 exehaage for unimr
preferred handsome hats On 0th-ave1
south Of ecth-st. Including corner Just CON-
elfted; for fnr.her paftlcuiars address
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ITO LET. Furnished country seat. stu
ated on the banks Of tine Delaware River,
~ Delhi, n. Y. largo groundA nne garden
aud orchard; excellent boating. fishing. &c,
For particulars and photographs Of place aud
surrounding country, apply 81 300 Broad
way, N. Y.
ITO LET-At South Orange, n. j.. noun.
tain slde.-A fine house, ~ rooms all
modern improvements fne carriage house !;
two acres in lawn and garden perfectly
healthy high grounds 10 minutes' walk
from depot rent, $50 month"; possession
A. Q. GREENLEAF, $40 Broadway, CT
Box l76, South Orange n. ].
TNO. LET store at Pouehkeopsie, n. T.,
Il iSx100 feet drygoods district; best loca,
ton In tho city. Address CHAS. r.
LUCHEY.
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presamakina.

A RT1srIo DREsSslAKING. = Imported
"A fashionA spring Rn1 summer stItes Ders
feet a. and finish hotel orders speclAS(5
goods furnished II desired Mrs. MeELkof,
81 East 9th-st, opposite DenninE,k
N RESSMAKE Err and MILLdN ltlt OF long
~ experiences % 90 out BY The day In
private families; original designer; perfect
Hitter stylish draper; Temodcs references.
Address by letter only, Mira JOHNSIONE,
]o7 East 1o9Jh-st
n hESSMAKRR BY tho day in private
~ families or &C homt. Stg west l9th.st.
N RESsM AKER. Superior designer, and
~ maker Of gowns walking suits, hne
tailor work, Easter gowns, Direetolre,
Robesplerre, Josephine, 1ncroyable and En-
pire styles, elegant fitting and drapingi
India and Surah waists; will cut aud pre-
rare for ladies' at then residences refer
enees and work shown. 63 East sOts-st.
ID TACTICAL dressmaker; all branches,
Il including ehildTen's work; day or week;
city OF country. DRESSMAKER, Tribune
Uptown once, LBS Broadway.
VoUNG PaFlsian dressniaker. arriving
from Paris. wishes custenlersi Empire
Difeetolre, now styles and Partisan chic.
Address Nine DIzAN, 202 West Ssth.st.
100 EAST 54TH.sT. -FIrst-elass dress
~ making at home or by the day.
mourning made OF shortest notice. terms
moderate.