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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-01-23

Mr.. J. p Bean 10 In Rockland
J. ?. Bracket Of Limington Is IN town.
Miss Katy Harding is at home for few
daya
Clarence Hale, Esq., Of Portland il in the
city.
Geo. B. Staples Of caaton v.s in the cit,
yesterday.
T. e. TimberIake of Phillip. -as in town
yesterday.
Insurance Commissioner Smith Of Skov-
hsgaa is in the city.
Geo d. Parks, Esq, of Brunswick was in
the city last evening.
Z. Harding and j. A. Hinckiey Of Gorhanp
we're in town yesterday.
NJ Nancy c. ShAtsuck Of Skowhezxn Is
visiting friends in the city.
Z. Plummer of Lisbon Falls and W. H.
Newell Of Lewiston we're in torn yesterday.
Mrs. J. II. Marley gives . Eve O'Clock
tea at Der residence on Hospital street mex
Friday.
~ Thomas Fillebrown of PortlA I'd, Pro-
f. Of dentistry at Harvard vas in the city
yesterday.
Rev Fr. Genereaux " no hA. been the guest
Of NJ Emile Barber for some day. left for
Portland yesterday.
Mr.. Horace PArkmsn, confidential clerk
to Payson Tucker, Portland. was in the cit,
in attendance upon his brother. Wedding.
AZ
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-01-23
Business CT the State.

new public library consisting Of $50
well selected books was opened in New
Gloucester Saturday last.
Mr. Dexter White. formerly a Maine
shipbuilder and a native of BowdoinhAm,
died recently at Beattie, Kansas, at the age
of ~ years.
Hon Fred Atwood of Winterport has sent
samples of the sweet corn packed at his
factory in that town to the Paris exposition.
He has recently received an order from Ohio
for some of this sweet corn to be delivered
at once.
At his lecture before the Portland Society
of Natural History DR.. Wood prefaced his
remarks by exhibiting some pond lily bud.
nearly blown which were gathered Jan. II
in an open pond IN Hollis
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-01-23

The following letters remain unclaimed in
the Augusta Post Office for the week ending
Jan. 10 1889.
Jedies-Mrs Sewell ID. Beane, Mrs.
Marcy Hanseom, Mrs. J A. Locke, Mrs o.
n. smith Mrs Matilda Thomas, Miss l.. l..
Wbitefeld Mrs L. j. Wood, Mrs. Jarvis
Means.
II ". Brock. Albert Call, E.
f. Dor-ity, A. c. Dodge, Albert n. Hazel
ton. Albert Jewett G 'orge F Jewett, Rev
". II. knapp, J. L. Merrick, J. W. Moth
erwell. Waiter Z. Perkins. Fred Ralph
VIM. F Sidelinger, Joseph Stanton. Il.
Stinson. Geo F. Thorre, John A. Tippet',
c. X. Tihbe,ts. F. o. Wehoskey, T Whit
nov. ID. c. whitehouse, A W. Whitmore'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-01-23
HALLOwELL.

The Salvation Army will hold grand free
and easy meeting, led by Mrs. Adjt. Boville,
assisted by Happy Charley, from Orange, \.
j. Come every body and hear them.
Again HalloSell and Chel,ea are connect
ed by bridge of ice, for the river is. once
more frozen over.
Mrs. Wool and daughter Mabel expect To
return to the West The coming spring, where
her husband is in business
Daniel Allen, Esq, ha, been drawn juror
to serve ss the February term of the superb
or court
The Band of Hope are to have their enter
tainment in Wilson Hall this evening at half
past seven. Songs, violin aud piano solos
will help to make a pleasant evening.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-01-23
Colby University News.

The junior prize debate is to occur Friday,
Feb. l.t, and the athletic exhibition Wednes-
day, Feb 6.
NJ J Madden, OF the BOstons, has been
engaged By Manager Putnam 10 coach the
pitchers on the University team. He will be-
gin his work Tuesday. Feb 10.
Wyman. SO has left to finish out term
of school for Fletcher. IS who has accepted
position in Maine academy.
C. Dunbar. ~, who has been out teach.
ing. has ~ >ined hi, class.
President Pepper preached in Augusta las,
Sunday. Prof Matthews took charge OF the
chapel services in his absence.
Bangs And Adams of Bowdoin we're on the
campus SATURDAY.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-01-23

sA LADY living in the city, who was all alone
in her house one evening recently, on open
ing the door of her hallway, was alarmed oy
a., s;,ht Of an unknown man. With great
presence of mind she called to IN imaginary
rer.op upstairs, John, come down here I'M
medis,elv." Then turning TO tue tramp sue
,ax;.ad him to start His fear of the man
upstairs lent him wings, and without waiting
70, future Developments be opened the dooi
and sed. While the lady turned the Key ana
rant hack chueSiing at her successful rnse
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-01-23

F-MR. c. Z. EMERY has opened shop
in frcn. of the passenger Dept, Dickman
street, Augusta, where he will do upholster
ing and repairing At snort notice B.; also max
ing over hair mattresses. and making mat
tress ticks. Packing furniture, croekery,
pictures &C., for .hil ping. speciality
Making and banging of curtains and drapery'
promptly attended to; also making ami lay
ing carpets. All work warranted nrn class
ianiidlmo
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-01-23

Twelve trsmps were brought here from
a,ndolph Monday, and another from the
same place was added to the number ye''e''
aay. Should they all be allowed to paf'a.e
of their bread and water on the same 0o.'''
II there 10 any truth in the old superstition
concerning the number thirteen, there van
bs a, least one vasrant less in the world
when the year goes ont
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-01-23
EXTRA JOURNALS

Those desiring Extra
Comics of the Journal Of
any date, should leave
their orders at the Jour-
nal Office, or with the
Journal news boy at the
State House.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-01-23

The recent statistics Of the number of
death. show that the large majority die with
This Disease rasy commence
with al Apparently harmless cough which can
be cured instantly by kemps Balssm for the
Throat and Lungs, which is guaranteed TO
relieve ard cure all cases. Price soc and 81.
Trial size free. For sale by all druggists.
Jsh3d&w4w2p
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-01-23

Mis- A. Vi. Peters. Noslton. Ala. writes under
date Il september q lsss
Enclosed piea-e ind sioo for HIGH send it, value
in Brzndr, ms Pills. s0Bd like have them at ~
early dat possible. There is considerable
yellow fever SCARF in tid- pa Of th- state. In De
.jHT Ala. abost w tg-H miles from this place,
nft-eu are exported intend to try or
pulls on any eases that mas appear In my family,
have full confidence that 4 tney are taken Ia me
hey will cue Ii. and almost any ether di ea.e"
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-01-23

The Improved Order of Red Men will be
installed in the Odd Fellows Hall, Water
street, Thur.dsy. Jan. a. Charter members
are to be in readiness to have their hair riz
J. ID. Foss.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-01-23

Cases of the contagious diseases were re-
,,r,ss To the State Board during the week
ending Saturday. Jan. 18th, as follows
Diptheria Augusta. /; Gardiner, -
Houiton, ]; Hurricane Isle, / Portisnd' ;
Scarboru, /
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-01-23

SS-One of those enjoyable sIppers. fur
nisned D. the ladies of the l nitariau Socie-
,y will be served in the church oariors on
/ thursday evening next, commencing at $50
/ o'clock Price 35cts.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-01-23
Social 2ua ,lers.
$40 REWARD !

VII te paid. for the detection and conviction
n ,ay oerson or persons stealing the Journal
I'm .tso- or Railways where they are left BY
BuKLEfoH & FLYSr.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-01-23

~DR. wEssrEns o1ice will be. for the
future. nj his house, corner Of State and
Green streets. Once hours. to P. NJ.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-01-23
Thick and Glpssx.n

THE PRODUCTION Of an abundant
growth Of hair, Of silk-like texture
and Of the original color. often results
from the use, by those who have hecome
bald or gray. Of Ayers Hair vigof:
II was rapidly becoming gray and
bald bat after using two or three
bottles Of Ayers Hair Vigor ms hair
grew Thick and glossy and the origi-
nal color was restored. m. Aldrieh,
Canaan C-R,re, y. II.
g A TRIAL Of Ayers Hair vieor has con-
yineed me Of its merits It's use has
not only earsed the hair Of my wife and
daughter to be abundant AMI glossy. bu.
II has gwen my rather stunte.t mus
taehe respectable length and appear
anee- z. britton. Oakland. Ohio.
Il have used Ayers Hair vigur for
the past four OF Ave years anil tind IL
most satisfactory dressing for she hair
II Is all that eoBld desire, being harm
less, causing the hair to retain irs
natural color. and requiring hnt a small
quantity to render th. hair easy TO ar
range- - - Mrs. VI. A Bailey. Charles
ST., Haverhill, Mass
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-01-23

Notice.

The ladies' Of the Unitarian Society will
give q coffee party At the church pariors
Thuriay, Jan. gath. Tea at halt past SIX
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-01-23

HT-The Red Rooster has arrived in the
shane Of Eve cent cigar. For sale at H.
W Bickneifs.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-01-23


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"a ,,.-i ..............,, ,,.;-.,l,. ,,nv,lss-
rom, H.. ,,l,i,. ,h., ohao,, sarv;css
will M, h,,, nj. ,t,, ~, .iu hs any social
s,,bs,,,, o4 ,b., ,.,i.,,,. s,- s,v.-sl works
i"s '"'sn'AE a"ou' inc Guy vas eANse-'
'e'''''al' out ros'' IN me oouou! "'
priv" 'aa'y H''''en' Aseh"e'"sn "'io n'''
~ " oe'SrSHe yesterday got s'u"A "
IT,, r.,.... So. -. H., .ho,, mile
t-,.. d. ~. .....;.. h,, CANA
Ar,a,, al -n....,.-,.
''e ''s'''er OF the senate an" mouse "A'
,fF'"e1 gives the hAn''s ot '"e ''' M
WIZ VI 00'n houses a'p'apeV'a''E arm
'"s' 'es''en'es' posi- ''"ee s''i''''
'u'- P'ANe' anu Poh'lcs' anu a'so w"
"'' Oh ali ohl1ess ana e'minl''se' NJ"
P'AD' OF Doth halls Forty leg 'istors are
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-01-23

valentines. both comic and sentimental.
nave made their appearance in the stationery
stores.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-01-23

For beauty, for comfort for Improvements
Of the complexion. use only Pozzon.'s Pow
der; there Is nothing equal to it.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-01-23
STATE NEWS.
ASpRoscoGoIN County.

L,rermOre Fails.
The Port Roysl lodge Knights of Pythas
are to have fiue hall finished for their use
in the new Goddings block on Main street.
Mr.. F.. E. EIgcomb, proprietor of the
laundry, slipped on the sidewalk, Sunday,
and sustained fracture of the collar bone
by the fall
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-01-23

The ,ia,. have increased ,hree-qusrter. Of
40 b.ur 10 lenz'n
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-01-23

Augu,ta has nearly one hundred sub
,cr.ttr. to paper. prin.ed in the French Ian
yulge
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-01-23

in the following order
lsa Hod vs. Day. Brown Il J.. Millay Baker
"a Hol ssg VS. Clark Iolvay. Heath st
40 Boardman " Patch. Heath 4 T.. arirton
k9 Turner V Hatch own }. McFaiden.
80 Naiev owl. Ha b. Fns er &
81 Morrill, " Morrison Heseli1a pear < g.
81 Gay IS >cate4 Heath 4 T. 4. " W.
~ LIBBY " unningham. stevens. Field.
: ; Ban, " Horn tcomh-; BAKER x
~ Wetluan " L0wdeh. litcnmb-, Andrews.
~ Grove v MAJ -tun. Carlton. l. Andrews
.o5 ronmeleau vs Lesssrd. Brown 4 j.. bal
4 r.
40 Guimond V. Flood. Carver, Webb & "
II Robe & y Wal p. Carver: :. NJ. Heath.
3i3 God Y Hu. ey- q apman Browu J.
"a Ro ltus VI Horn. T.. ~ " iaker 4 g..
~ tyr Gould. Potter, t.. ". ",
Ssi stone V Blown. southard; Il. ath & r.
~ tarnsworth vs. Gay. He "a r, Titconbs.
al Kou-y +" rren- Baker & e.. Heath x I.
Sis same v same. sam counsel.
"A Euie sou -ouie Holr ay. Hesh 4 r
~ bah v Bowdsu. H0l a. iiteonhs.
80 Cummings e.. Horn. Far Baker s c.
~ Grant vs. White. An rew- Heath & T.
id savyef vs. " hitn y Hoisay Nose.
A Holway - Gtman. holssy. Carver.
rs GREENWOOD ~ 0ses li'"oInb-, tireeulsaf
@57 Clay IS Harson- tlay. whtmore
so Wilson vs. Topper vens, Al ard.
- No se IS Cook tevens; tirld.
E3 Angus vs.. Madison. Goddsrd, WILDER,
80 iinsham vs.. Rhodes Goddard, southland
~ same Jones Counsel
5> CARY Rice. arletuu &. l.. Andrews.
80 state sci fnys Foye ct ais. Jsreton, tioddafd
5,i same v. same sam. unset
3-2 same same same counsel
Bsl same bosnian 1 sTlrton; Titcombs.
~ same same. same sci
80 go, Ss7, ses. same sam. counsel.
ny tower ". fresco.t. Carleton, Heath & 7
Fellow.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-01-23
kESsEBEC.

Winthrop.
Services were held on Sunday last at
The Unitarian church, conducted by the Rev.
+. A. Gilmore. a student from Colby Univ
ersity.-Prof Adams at his reading
Tuesday evening was assisted by Miss jessie
Eldora Getchell, soprano, Mr.. Walter NJ.
Fernald, cornetis aud Mr.. A. l.. Stinson,
violinst A first class programme well car-
ried out.
Vest Gardner.
The farmers here are sgitating the ques-
ton of establishing a butter factory.
meeting was held Tuesday evening addressed
by Mr.. {. Bickford of Lewiston and the
scheme looks favorable. band will give
an entertainment at Grange Hall Thursday
eve, Jan. "a. at which the drama "Our
Folks" will be presented.
LINCOLN.
Whn.heid
The fair of Erskine Post, G.. A. r., of
North whitetield, held last week, proved
very succe sful. During the first evening
speeches were made by X. $. Partridge OF
North Whiteteld, A. b. Noyes of Cooper's
Mills and X. v. J. II. Beale of Washington.
The contest for the watch was won by Miss
Louisa Clissam of Whiteield; but was 50
close that accordance with the public sen
timent a second watch was also given to the
other young tsdy contestant, Miss Nellie
Fowles OF Kings Mills. The total receipts
were above $3.50.
Cedar GrOre.
The Mssons give musical entertainment
this fWednes dsy) evening, Jan. %, followed
by a supper.-Miss Maud Bartlett is visiting
friends a, the Capital,-Mrs. G. W Ford
and son have returned home from a visit to
Maryland-A new chandelier has been pur-
chased for the school house.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-01-23

The ye.try Of the Free Baptist church has
recently been painted and kalsomine and is
now one of the most pleasant rooms OF the
kind ia the city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-01-23

Valentines both comic and sentimental,
have made '"ef appearance III Wv ''N''''e''
''ofe'-
Augusta has nearly one hundred sub
,,,,t.,, to paper. prin.ed in the French Ian
ya,g-
L.,ii-. Of the Unitarian Church have one
Of Asu ,nj yabie suppers at the parlors
rbp.Iay evening
49,. v-.-,,- nm .o.,,a %
49,. IN, ,,.,aai
Of to morroe the date fixed
r. s... p,,.,,., .ocia,Ia Al Mr.. Cor
r,,.,y ,,r.., .,t evening" va. we'll
a., nl.a.ant time
The ffns OF zee ~"'eh sN'r' Tue river
.a,...,l .,.,h.., boll, m meet before many
Ihr y'stry Of the Free Baptist chnfes mas
recently been painted ana kA''om'ne ana is
nov one OF the most Pheasant rooms oil the
----
The glare OF III" 'Ha On 'hs 'ho" ye'tsr-
Say vas hard on weak eyes ana large mum
Der OF people were '"fce' 10 Jo'" the o'ue
spectacle onKa'e-
Nemb.r.oftAe Augusta Women Suffrage
League aud all interested in it. are r. quested
20 meet at Mrs VI Andrews residence,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-01-23
SUPERIOR COURT. KEHNEBEc CO
Assignment CT Cases tor Trial at the
February Term. 1889
JURY CASES.

TUESDAY, Feb 5.
isa Dexter S' Toll Bridge Co. Carleton, Heath
is c oggl vs. Clough Potter. Heath s. ruen.
70 -aaae vs. zane SAME c uusel.
I'D Pub. 90. vs. Drake. L. W, whitehoa.e; God
.sa WEDNESDAY,. Feb. ..
100 Bail '. Du-fee. Carleton. Potter.
~ Co'lu ri '. Potter. H0iWas Hea & 7.
Is Duil0f vs. DOllon. Bean BEAN +. ". ".
~ Desmoud Is Clark. L. IitsoH"b. h. ". W
80 so'le vs. sylvester Heath I. Tanner hods
THURSDAY. Feb. :.
3i3 Baxferv. Tasser. Baker E Cornish, spear s
tlason-t lay.
S)3 RObin-On - bius"n. Potter Ctreton.
~ Nh-' Ter v biaekingtan. Z. " " -
III Hunter ssvsge. Hoiwsy 4. ". ".
rs Irai.rr ys Nut. amer s. IL, E. ". ".
FRIDAY, Feb.s.
4ss Guardian : barnard. H. ". W, Baker 4 Co
2ol lhomp-on " CUrrier Potter; Heath I.
an3 Newton We walker. Bean x b., ~ An
drew-.
ed 10 lnson V rentleton. Fletcher. spear 4 G..
SATURDAY. Feb. ..
49, Whiting " II VI. Pot, r. southland,
"a Morrill, v- Maxim, Ran 4 h. tanner II.
~ hopkins " Maroon. t.ttehrr, spear s Q.
36s ErskiDe VS. jackson. { L. Andrews 4 arietOn
MONDAY. Feb. Il,
.6e fBounanau vs. Jalk,on I. Andrews. Carl,
3 morrill, v. button. spear < +. Wv
"a Ha vs. Reynolds. Aebb & " Brown &
johnson.
276 Page W zane same counsel
2ss Drummond vs. Furnish. Foster shaw Wal
dron
TUESDAY, Feb r.
2l5 Rich vs. sylvester. Clay; Gilbert.
~ Mort nv- tale. Z. L. Andrews; Carleton.
~ Whitley VS. Fufbish. Fo-tee & =, waldroB,
~ saunder. Hall 4 ihi.brook. Wal
drou
rs Mlllerv- Burgess. Hal A r, Webb, : NJ
Heath.
WEDNESDAY, FEB. H.
2s2 Bickford vs.. Rutns. Southland, Potter.
2s2 same same counsel.
80 Thompson vs.. Bishop Carleton Bean b.
2o- Allen vs.. -awtelle. Hahn Webb 4 W,
rs Marshall vs.. koneo. waldron Carver.
THURSDAY. Feb IA.
rs Leonard vs.. VI. e. X. r. Liant. Baker 4 c.
Voc.
2s5 Same VI. Same. Same counsel.
2sd Campbell vs., Rose. ". 4 Hall Spear c.
20 savage VS. Edwards. tisines; waiorou.
30l MILK Furbish. Webb " Wal ron.
3dy Burnhan vs.. iies~iton. Fletcher Heath I
FRIDAY. Feb. IS.
eQi Little vs. Clifford. CLAY, spear &C
80 Brooks vs.. berry. Hahn Poster :.
Sn2 Bush"y >outhsrd. Webb W, h. W. W
Sol fease '. Ble''en. brown q J., Foster ;.
8Os King vs. Meader. wadrou, Foster & 5 webt
SATURDAY. Feb 10.
2g] rhurston Va. Monmouth arle on spear {
''f ' "a ,I w. " Hi'e' nr""n - 'Ar'er' >
as Robbu- - stone F.. W. Potter.
3ls Eowlcr 20. a hiie + " w Heath 1T
49,, =. ,o
mo ,,..,I., :, a. az 49,,
3ie Nikrn '. turbi.h. f. W " Waldron.
~ Per Va Ira.k r.. W " lie tn 4 r.
80 Pitt.ton ~ Randolph Potter Fletcher. speai
80;
$50 Spaulding vs. Yea.on. Southland; Tit omb-
ny Blhke vs. BLAKE. fteomhs, Carleton.
TUESDAY, Feb. ~.
32o Whitebousr 8. Augusta + " w Goddard
I6 >uiith '. butjer r. ter: Bpan 4 a.
~ Wyman y, same -ame connseI
~, Hall vs. same. same counsel
81 ~ Sn,ltl W No. 'ou,nAiu, Otter-
"WEDNESDAY. FEB. 70.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-01-23

T., lies Of the Unitarian Church have one
Of Msr tnI gtbis suppers at the parlors
Thu,day evening.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-01-23

rha second ia the Novelty Hall course of
,..eubA-. viii occur this evening instead
Of to morr,e tie date fixed.
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The Washington bee., 1889-12-21
WAR ON SALOONS.

The best element of the people
in this City cannot but help 10 en-
dorse the action of the District
Commissioners in refusing to
grant licenses to certain whiskey
saloons in this City. Indeed
some of these saloons are respon-
sibIe for a great deal of the crime
committed and if there was linn
itaton to some of these dives we
know that the atmosphere would
have purer odor. We know, how
ever, that the Commissioners have
been misinformed concerning GER
tain saloons, in the northwest
and it is hoped that where a de-
cent saloon is kept the
Commissioners and the Chief of
Police will make a searching in
vestlgation before the licenses are
rejected.
The Washington bee., 1889-12-21
DEATH OF ROBT. E. KEYS

1t will no doubt be surprising as
well as painful to the friends and
acquaintances of Mr.. Robt. E. Keys
to know that ne was one eff the vic
tins in the railroad accident on
last Saturday night. Mr.. Keys
was formerly student of Howard
University. He moved to w. Va,
some several years ago, where he
was married to a highly educated
young lady, who is now the mother
of four children. Mr.. Keys was ex-
pecting an appointment in one of
the governments departments, but
his sudden death by the careless.
ness of the man at the railroad
crossing, removed a deserving and
rising young man. His body was
prepared for burial by M. Barker,
the undertaken, under the direc.
tions Of Mr.. and Mrs. Silence and
sons, at whose residence Mr.. Keys
was boarding and much credit is
due to these worthy citizens for
interesting themselves in this
young man.
The Washington bee., 1889-12-21
SHE DID NOT HONOR HIM.

The journalistic ~ freshness, a,
las the thing that calls itself edit
or, paid a visit to the public
schools few weeks ago to see how
the ladies recognized him. He
soon found out before he had visit
ed many schools. One or two la.
dies, from his report, treated him
well, and of course from what he
said in his article, he found much
to be learned, but in another
lady's school, who is regarded as
one of the best young teachers in
the school, Miss Dixon, he couldn't
find anything to be learned. The
secret of the matter is, Miss Dixon
had no time to be bothered with a
crank, hence he saw nothing to he
reported in her school.
The Washington bee., 1889-12-21

Felix Lodge No. 8 F. A. A. M
has elected and installed the fol
lowing officers for the ensueins
year:
L d. Wayne, w. NJ; Geo. II
Burell, s W.;J. TIC. Brown, J
With. Brooks, Tres. s. A. Sum.
by NJ, D. Sect; J.H. Brent, SD
5. M. Foster j. d.
Crimple-You may talk about
the. lack of religion in business
life, but there is a man whose
daily work brings him nearer to
heaven.
Tumble Indeed! Is be a
minister? No, he runs an eIev ator
Thine.
A grand prize entertainment
will be given by the Copital City
Benefit Club No. l at the Excel,
sior Light Infantry Armory, Penn.
ave-, between 18th and 18th SITS.
n. W, Wednesday lvening Janu-
airy 2zud, 1890 Everybody will
receive prize, and if you want
an enjoyable time don't fail to at
tend.
Mrs. L. s. Boyd was married
on last Tuesday December 18th,
very quietly to Mr.. J. T. Chris
mond. They left for Boston, to
be gone few days; from there
they will go to Richmond, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Stewart, her
brother aud sister, one of the
most prominent famlly's of Rich
mond, will give them grand le-
ception. They will return to
this city early in the New Year.
The ninth anniversary of the
Capital City Guards wac celebrated
last Tuesday evening at Grand
Army Hall in grand style.
Speeches by prominent gentlemen
were delivered and were we'll re-
ceived, followed by an exhibition
drill in which the corps presented
a fine appearance. The members
being 10 full-dress uniform, Capt.
VIM. Joyce need 40 little comment
for the excellent manner in which
he conducted the affair.
Miss Selma Freeman the talented
daughter of Mr.. J. w. Freeman,
of the Government Printing Of
fee, will return to the city Monday
Dec 3d., to remain until after the
holidays. She will have as her
guess, her Cousin, Miss. Estelle
Freeman of CIarksburg West Va,
and Mrs. John FL. Boston of
Clarksburg West Va, who resides
at Baltimore, her Cousin
and will spend part OF her
honey. moon here.