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New-York tribune., 1890-06-05
NEWS FROM NEW-JERSEf.
Jersey CITY.


,,,v s,,r,,rr MIST EXPLAIN HIS CONDUCT.
Th. ,ns,oc, ~ the conviction Of the election officers
n a.,o,,.,.d IN the frauds last fall, ana who' 10
is ALLEGED rcpeated their work at thc recent o"''o
election Is growing brighter. fesier'"s ,
Winfield oppl,cd to Judge Lippincou III "c Nou'. u
Sessions for struck jury To try the cases vi 'e 'o
u, sn,ed in the First Precinct OF the lst District
and the judge granted H. inc nun ~ boz. .hem
hopcd that the Prosecutor would consent 10 aVo V'e
.pe ~ ,hs nrescnt petit jury. which was drawn by
Sheriff Davis .. uoeo,,.d
70 the court two weeks ago. The capases LOT Vio" %
arrest were put in the hands Of the sherin 'eh u's
trrday only sixty bad been returned wit ,ne p,r of
Whcrc are the Others J" asked thc Judge stcrpiy o'
the CLERK s Taen H"ar 'ni yr fCFI Tp GefsSe the clerk
The Judge called snind TO n az ao once ee0 The
to int9m tS tod the Judge that sheriff not m In
the court house. and the Judge told MN 10 s ' n
Under TN. these capis.c exccutcd' he said The
court does not intend 10 SIT day after daI TO rSn
Two Se Sr tn"nd ether Sheriff Davl viii be required
~ offer an explanation to-day, II Is SAID
uorac. II. Farrcr and Charles Weber were ar
r,icncd in the Court of Sessions yesterday y" "
dictments accusing them of backing policy games
They furnished bail in the sum OF Sooo eac"'
The Navoralty recount was continued YESTERDAY
,o,ano c,n,cme Court Commissioner Roman in the
Citv Hall Half boxes we're opehea' ui puT m he
discrepancies were discovered me tho evid.nccs
discontinucd I'm few days and the "thcr hoIr
" traud that Mr.. rerknSS lawyers nav III '''
W nnssc"sion viii be presented 70 the COMMISSION
,rn. s,,ddcn death of Mrs. Nelson. of No ~ Crdai
-. ~ nameed much excitement among the ilclE
Mrs Nelson and her husband b9ih contracts G't for
th.r,a frnn their children Dr. Lignot prtscIitenu n III
the woman but she belongs TO the Fai'h Cu'c '"''''
and took no meui'iiie .
The Jersey City Lacrosse Club has joined ,e hoS cn
inc Sc 80 Association The team Is strong " "lc
erh na vi mni take a good position In the league i"
occs @ the cnb are C F. GEORGE s,TSe Morsa cc
W: .. GeorSe UamInes treasurer and >. D Joics
captain
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05
THE rAruER OF A DEFAULTER REspN''

At the meeting Of the Newark Aqu"duc' h''"u
night Water Commissioner Wismer. one o '"o
cratic members Of the Board. t'ndcr'd Hs I''
tioo and James smith jr.. was appo'h"N w
Good him Wl,lner was chairman oil tDc , II''' -
Conu,iit.n and while III that place the a''ouDt, ~
his son who cashier Of The h"srn; ssd he
49, h.. short The elder Wismcr maze so'" II ''
sIortorr but his son has been indicted by inc ''"'"
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05

Preparations Tor the 'ehtUrH U''' -.
Newark and Philadelphia. on June H. "'r ~ c,r,,
:, ,t to,,o,rir, energetic committee: +. {. Gilbert
y,,o,, wh.eImen l. H. Wise Long l.land Nhec
men " F. murphy. King, County Mhcclmcn, p 4,
Dav Hudson County Whcclmcn y. ! oi,,c,,
n t. Fuller i;roOklyn Hicl Gle tmn. l." .',, ". 80,
plainfcld Bicycle Club: X. y. Nh'ti'r', H.
Vheelmen: G.. ". Dol~en, century N"'''"'' ''
Cosselt is secretary Of the committee.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05
MdRINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC,

To.Dhr
suu sets7 23 Moon n'.lo II pm Moons AseiS
MON
| ~ s,nn,poot l6I Gov Islnl e3l Holl Gate li;2A
1eI-ssrsy Hoos ~ GOV IsAaL $50 Hs aats. IL 3J
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05
ORANGE.
TWO LITTLE CHILDREN DANCED a HoENrlrf

TWO LITTLE CUILDEEN DAN'hp ,,D
The Dramatic and Musical cn"ri1lumch' 'o' "'
bcocdt Of the orange Memorial Ho-r'h wiz" w."
given in Music IIall last evening was 49,
succe,s. Notwithstanding the extreme neat "' ''
,,,c the hall wa, crowded. Tho programme 'I'
,r,cad rcci,ations and solos and sailor n''"P ~
danced by two little children. Raphael oHci'y anu MS
Pose Fond Ccws. The performance cIo''d WIN '"'
farce "The Two Bu77ard,," played BY Mr' anu "''
Io,n G. Ward j. Frank knorr. H. u. '''''"'" ""'
Mrs. r. II. Spaulding Tie entertainments N''
undcr the patronage Of the following women IN
r ~ u,,cl Mrs William Earr Mrs. II. IahclindA'
Nre Iohn pcttitt Mr.. charlie q. sterling VI, -
William Per,on Mrs Charlc, H. 1ardey 6r,c M'' nav, =,
sLnnar,l Mis-, J. : llawlcy, Mrs. ,'coiS "n' pay a,
i,,rc. q Tayles Mis-. Aaron Garter, MI -. W
Franklin Mr.. 4 p CnamISITi, yTI,, MFI icid a. Il Iowc Nr
i' ,r,ar knight Mr. !. McMorrOw, MrN J"hh Turhc,
nrt William lIcdden Mrs Jo9sph Il IicSrr M; = M s1rncf
NJ Frank Bar,tow. Mis- Amy {. loWre' M, Nli. @
Head. Miss Margaret Person and Miss Nate "'-t'"'
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05

Edward Coddlncon. a wcnknoWn CONTRACTOR "
Orange. was thrown from MS carriage III '"'"""'
ros,nrd,v afternoon and hi, leg vas broken.
J. T.. Crippcn the assistant secretary oi ''e 'o"".
Mems Christian Association oi ''a"Fo' IL" n
his place 10 accept thc general S''FViN sup u 49,"
assoiatiOn al jamestown, y. Y
The Orange Musical Hall ASSOCIATION hh7 tn.o ct,
thn following Board of Managers ohNer = i
Hnrioi IIeald samuel Colgate, George T. h'h.>l'l
Tbnmas : Root. Henry Graves. '''or:r "IdH ', 'il.
@ watson Gardner Colby NIIa. Ma'on' "''o''
v.,yar Aaron Carter and Eugene Maitlh
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05
Announcements.
On THE TOILET TABLES

. Oh. ho,u monde that delightful and heahful elixir
SSOzODOST is always found There Is nothing coinpsf
n 70 n for rendering teeth spotess, and preVcne
thcr decay. who use 1t exhale fragrance "hen
they omen their mouths
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05

Keeps ncgligee shirts, flannel. cheviot and SILK
,,,,,c, 81 so 10 IS. 500 and Si1 Broadway
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05

LUXURY For TOURISTS.
III y,o"u,,nc ,ny tube Neat and portable. 25 cts
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05

Don't wait until you are sick before trying Car
,ers Little Liver pills but get Wal az once lou Gan
take them without benefit.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05
HENRY A. DANIELs: n. d"

30
NJ the Nervous System, Gcnito Urinary Ofssns
,uDn,epce and Sterty. Hours S 70 /, 5 TO b.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-02

doing these, that this decision Affects
he natter Of prohibifson only - IL sp
plies TO original Hqsor packages brought
irto ore State from ssnthef State and
''d<stssed fov eenasnpsfes ~ fAe ressoas
20 rAo~ Dig are nastgses-
The Boston H1snld declares that when
liquor, h original packages or other
wise, reaches the citizen Of another State
70 whom fs IL consigned that State mag
maize md enforce Inv which shall pre-
vent him from selling it, and II be sells
IL ia spite Of the law, it can be seized
and copnsessed while It i, being carried
10 the purchaser. Surely IL this view
Of the case IL correct the prohibitory
isw 10 sill very far from being anpuiied
The J0urnal has not for one moment
been prepared n make any such conees
don, and IL ID glad 10 zee that officials ir
various parts Of the State are express
ing the determination to continue stead
lastly In the enforcement Of the
law which was placed in tbs
constitution OF our State by such
an overwhelming majority Of its citizens
A. we have said before the most I'M
mediate result Of this decision will un'
doabtedIy be the passage Of Law by
Congress permitting States 70 prohibit
the importation Of liquor within theiI
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-02

Many different opinions appear to ex.
ist 10 the State rs to the proper interpre
tation to Be put upon the recent liquor
decision of the United States Supreme
Court In Its bearing upon the Maine law.
Some Of our exchanges see In the de-
cisiOn the complete annulment Of our
prohibitory law, while few agree with
The kenncbec Journal that the decision
applied only to seizure ofimported liquors
In transit, and did not anywhere deny
The right Of State to prevent any msn
from running tippling shop, or main
taining nuisance within It's borders
n this dectsion We are sustained BY sew.
esal Of the beat papers In the country
smonG them being the Boston Journal and
The Boston Herald. We regret that more
OF our State exchanges have not taken
this view Of the case. Except In the
matter Of seizure we cannot see where It
will prove Of advantage to rumsellers In
this State. and even here the gain to
them will not Be 20 great - many Affect
70 believe, since IL u said that only .
eenparatively snall part Of the liquor
brought iatp ~ .Staee GENES In the
''eriginal - hses." The Dos>eu Jour
al after avssy e.sefal exaniaation Of
ths opinion fails 90 Ands anything In it
which "psi1s IL prsujsepovs Gale Of
-.Hzln = :
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4 lygVliEM STATE CONVENTION
WILL M HKLD n
Granite Hall, Augusta,
THURSDAY, JUNE 10, 1890.

Tor the purpose Of nominating candidate for
8svssuos. to BE- supported At the september cleo
~. asd tssasactins any other business that may
ppgDeny come before Il.
n basis Of representation will be - follows ::
nssh sty. town, and plantation will be entitled 70
sss delegate, and for each seventy I've votes cast
~ the kspubiicsa candidate for Governor In isss
- additional dsies At~ and fraction Of forty
votes In exceas Of seventy ave votes. q further
aA1tfional delegate. Vacancies In the delegation
q aay city. town plantation. can only b. Allied
By rssIdssts Of the county In which the vacancy
saisas.
TAs stats Committee viii be In session In the
sssspssos room Of the Hail At nine O'Clock on the
.ossina Of the Convention. for the purpose Of re-
sstviaG the credentials Of delegates.
tn vossrs Of Maine who believe In the policy
u protecting home industry. to the end that the
laboser shall have steady employment with sde
Suaes compensation for his toll, who believe that
ne sgYicuitsrai industries Of Maine should be
frsed from the injurious competition Of foreign
products: who Join In the policy Of prohibiting the
esaoo 10 liquors. ~ immoral. injurious and
dangerous TO the best interests Of society; who
believe In the wisdom Of well regulated civil
sssvice, vino approve all measures for the resto
rasiou IT American shipbuildins. who uphold all
osssures for assuring an independent suffrage to
the people and homes, counting Of their ballots
are cordially invited To Join with the Republicans
In choosing delegates to this Convention.
Per order Republican state Committee.
y. r. soUrHARD, Secretary.
Augusta. Maine. April -. isv0.
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Governor Burleigh in his proclamation
designating and setting apart Friday, May
8 TO be observed as Arbor Dsv, very
clearly and concisely expresses what, in
this State, would constitute IT'S proper Oh
servsuce- The planting of trees hardly
needs to be urged upon those who own
village and city lots. The pra teal bene.
Its to be derived from such work is too sp-
parent 10 require it. But some concert of
action seems TO he needed to insure the
adornmsn nj Of public places and ways. We
have in Belfast mary suburban streets which
would be much improved in appearance by
strsght rows of shade trees. There is no
doubt whatever but that there are two hun
bred m ard as MANY women who would
each plant tree on Northport Avenue on
the 9th of May provided they could be
brought together and understand that i, was
to be done. Who can look at the old elm
standing guard mile below the foot Of
the square without a feeling of regret tbs,
there is but one. A line of such on each
side of the wsv to Little River would make
Northport Avenue the noblest avenue in the
State of Maize.
How our children would reverence such
= testimonial of our public spirit, ard with
what pride they would say to their sons
and daughters. that tree upon the right va.
planted by my fsther. and that one on our
left be put there for my mother. Ard
such pride and reverence would grow With
succeeding generations, and the shade of
those frees would often call to mind an
Otherwise half forgotten family history
We are such practical people ,hs,a geo.
era,ion seems long to wait for results.
But in the planting Of trees for shade and
oruau ent the only practical thing to do i.
10 plant them in the spring 1t is mos,
impractical to pu, il OF Trees if cared
for grow more rapidly than many are
aware.
There are great many people In the CITY
who can remember when Grove esme.ery
was fenced and when the FIRST trees we're
planted there Long ago they were large
enough 10 give . name to the sacred SPOT
where they stand. And thi, reminds Us
that il is important that steps be taken to
put ont rows Of trees on the large extension
recently purchased This should be the
drst improvement made. ard il should be
done iniesligently, systematically and ar
tisticaliy. The observance of Arbor Day
should NO. be looked upon a. fashionable
fad or from sen mental standpoint, but
- . day of pleasant business. and should
enlist the energies and sympathies of both
the civilian and the city.-Bsifass Journal.
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Proposals for Fresh Beef.

Office OF Assistant COmmissary Of Subsistence. }
kenneb' c ARR nal, Ne April y, lsfso Z
SEALED PROPOSALS. in tripicate, subject 10
the usual conditions. will be rrceived at this
Office until 10 clock A NJ Ma % l,gO and then
opened, for furnishing Fr, sh Ell rpqn red by the
sut.i-tence d. paFtmenr, Z A at this Arsenal
FOR the fiscal year erdi June 20, is9i. Contracts
made ut Ter tbs advertisement shall not be con-
strued involve the United States in any obiiga
non fr payms mt in excess % sppropri stion
granted by Congress for the pu pose. p eference
VIII be given 20 articles OF dome tic product5n or
manufacture, con tiiions of quality and price (In-
ufsct -re the duty thereou) being equal The gov.
eminent res rie- the right to reject any or all
proposals. Blank proposals and full information
VIII be furnished On application to this office Ea.
vriop-7 containing proposals should be marked
Proposals for Fresh Beef a. kennrbsc Arsenal.
and addressed to 0E NICHAELIS,
Mailer of Ordnance, A. @. 9.
dapr30 ma 1,2,2l2223
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-02

The case before Wednesday, Municlps'
Court, where a fight ensued over os'As'
Of dandeiion sreens, was continued o's'
till THURSDAY. Yesterday morning the cue
tes,snts appeared and the trial vas fesnne''
II dill not require much talk TO son''n''
Judge Andrews what to do AMI he imp0's'
on Mrs. Williams a sentence to ID dsy'H
Jail to hang over her during good oehs'''''
The judge told her that in case any e''''
plant was entered against her 10 the io'u''
up to Jail she would have to 90. 'eoh'',
Swan was fined FIVE dollars and co's 49,
put on probation. Men for whom Ison''
had worked appeared in cour, in bis oen'"'
- he 10 said to be Of himself qo'N
peaceable fellow. In his case the 'e'''
10 likely to prove sslctary. Barney ="
Inns was fined Ave dollars and costs tut
assault on Mary WEIGH.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-02

II. Jsnson, the leader Of the Ad-
vanced Liberal party in Belgium. has
suggested to u. Dreyfus. a radical
member Of the French chamber, the I'D
vlssbllity Of crestinsa sort Of inter-
national Office, to be maintained by the
Democratic members Of the English,
French, Italian, Belgium, Swiss and
German pariiaments, for concentrating
III Information relative to economical
questions and social problems.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-02

The Republicans Of Congress appear
y Be united In their support Of the Ne.
kinley tariff bill. This is right. 1t is a
grand measure that looks out for the in
tersets Of American workers first. last
and all the time. 1t will constantly grow
In strength and popularity as the people
become more acquainted with its scope
ard pQrpoAeA
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(Belfast Journal

The Good TemplArs acted wisely In re-
electine Grand Secretary George E.
Bracket. The secretary 10 the wheel
horse Of the order. and aside from sixteen
years experience in the position. Brother
Brackets hos the executive ability and other
qualifications that make him prt emireutl,
he right man in the right place. We notice
that the Grand Lodge recognized anothe I
active and worth, Good Teuplar in ell, ct
Ing Miss Lillian P. RobbiDs, of Belfast,
Deputy MarshAl.
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VOICES OF THE PRESS.
An Inspiring Call.

The call for a Republican State Conven.
ton which we publish elsewhere is a very
inspiring one. The man " DO cannot respond
heart and soul, to call like that. is fal
from being an object of envy. rhe prin-
ciples to which the call gives expression
are principles which underlie the prosperity
Of the State and of the individual men and
women Who constitute the State. 1t VS..
declared in the long age by an iuhabitant 4
the city which "sst on seven hills and from
her throne Of beauty ruled the world y
ITO be Roman il greater than to be a
king!" And We may say that to be a
Republican in the high sense of this call is
TO be patriot and . benefactor of man
kind. Rally round the Tag, boys; rally
once Again."
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Mrs Elvirs Gardiner, widow Of the late
Hartwell Gardner of Vassalboro, passed
. cay on THURSDAY moraing at 6 30. after
slight illness Of two days at the residence
of her daughter Mrs. Geo. W. Fairfield, 10
Chapel street. Funeral services at house
- Chapel street, at 1890 Saturday. Friends
are invited
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-02

Subscriptions to THE DAILY AND WEEKLY
JoUxNAL may he made through the Purchas-
NJ Department Of the American Express Co.
= any place where that Company has ~
aGsacy. Agcnts will give . money order re
oaps Tor your subscription. and will forward ii
~ money order. attached TO A order to senc
~ papsr for any stated time, free Of any
eharGs, except the usual fee for issuing thu
01of. This is the safest and best way 70 placs
>k,rx,uAsa
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The men who have done the iron work
on the new bridge left bag and baggage on
1910 A. NJ. train. yesterday for Pennsylva
Mia Engineer Cheney had completed hi,
final inspection Of the work finding ii sat
factory and left for his home in Boston on
the same train. Superintendent Wissler
and his men made many friends while In
this city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-02

Already the beneficial fleets of building
the new sash and blind factory by Bangs
Bros, on the East Side are being felt. To
the east of the factory street is to run
connecting Bangor and Maple streets and
on this proposed street Mrs. Cowau has
bought house lots and will erect three
houses. The work on one of these has
already begur.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-02

Mr.. Chas. Fletcher has completed put
ting in the large plate glass windows 1t
Gage & Soule's and the improvement 10
most marked. The large plate Window
in James T.. Fuller's new store were being
placed yesterday, and little further down
street we come TO Nasons front, looking
brighter than ever with its new polished
brass guard rail.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-02

One Of the most successful literary
workers Of the present day Is undoubt-
sdly Mrs. Burnett. Her literary labors
sre sstd TO have enabled her to accumu.
late fortune Of more than half mil
lion dollars. Mrs. Burnetts are not very
numerous however.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-02

Those who saw the Queen OF May, yes.
terday, declare that she was dressed In
macintosh and g,loshes and wore a lung
protector.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-02

Ne notice whatever will be taken Of unsigned
snmunications. All such will he put into the
Wasls basket unread
TINE JOURNAL CAN NOT Mr. HELD RE-
op0soiBLE FOR THE PRESERVATION OR
0fUnN o. REiRcTED COMMUNICAT1ONe.
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Strawberries are reaching the poin,
where the average citizen can afford them,
+. L. Weber is selling them for 30 cts.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-02

1-All who would have finely msn,e~s,
finger nails will be received at ~ ~
st., from . to IL A. NJ. and from
H., each weekday. Terms. any
fsb1Sdtf hns. B. y. bA1
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-02

Nan vants bat little here below but
often wants it qsite long time before be
GETS b. You will have the less to want il
yoa 1ss upon your family table, the most
pspelas u prepared msats-"Luncheon
bess. may1dls
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-02

To care cough, cold or sore throat, 2
parts molasses, part Browns Instant r.
lief; mix and take tesspoonful every 20
oinuise. may2d1t
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-02

Mr.. F. l.. Hersey is making some extern
sive improvements on his residence on
State street. Among other changes will
be the construction of an ell at the lear Of
the house
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-02

II esay. gradually Fessores color; eIesanl
tonic dressing. Soc, el.00. Druggists. OF
500 sise prepaid By Express for sl.oo. E
8. Wtua Jefssy City.
Observation-Disclosures
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Landlord Berry of Hotel North will
probably take in a partner before long.
Mrs. Lovejoy will retain no interest in the
stock and fixtures of the hotel but will re-
main there for a tine.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-02

The east bound afternoon train yesterday
was half an hour late, the trains crossns
At Farmingdale instead of in thi, city,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-02

Not only can person get their hair
dressed and beard cared for at Chadbourne's
but their boots blacked as we'll Little
Eddie Marshall wields the brush.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-02

Workmen are engaged in putting in .
trestle work on the electric railroad on the
west side of the street over Loudon Hill
yesterday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-02
Wlnn fW re nl1n s7llE any

unmarried men between the ages Of II and
IS years. Good pay, rstions Quarters ciothins.
and medical sfseodsore. No stoppases on sceounf
Of sicxnese. Aprs il pessoH or BY letter q the
gustA, Ma3ns. mAfltd3eev1n
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Social Assembly in Eaton Hall to.nisht
Dennis Orchestra in attendance.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-02

A irate woman Knocked in the mesa "
flour barrel because her grocer vou'''
trust her for Brussels soap.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-02

The bank ofiicials report that cur,epc,
is getting plenty again, the store. and
banks now having a good supply.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-02

There are about $40 miles Of electric
railways In the United States. Kansas
leads with thirty-four miles.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-02

A vet evening for the little ones to han,
their May baskets.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-02

Mrs. NJ. Isabel Gould has returned from
her visit and eau be found at her room,
So Cony street.
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Special Tax Commission.

The Special FAX Commission will hold meetings
q the State Library every Friday,
U. u. HALL. Chairman.
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Try English Alternative. For sale BY W.
A. Bibber, Richmoud. mar7dtfuY
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Mr.. Frank Harrington is making Quit.
extensive repAirs on his house on RANCE,
| street.