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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-06-20

Forbes & Davis SpeCiaL
5000 shares Copper Belle.
600 shares Combination.
5000 shares Silver Arrow.
5000 shares Castle Crescent.
1000 shares Argenta.
1000 shares Glengary.
1000 shares American Ruby.
5000 shares Champion.
$500 shares o. r. & N.
FORBES & DAVIS,
MINING EXCHANGE,
26 and ~ Bailey Block.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-06-20
4 DAY WITH APOSTLES.
How the Twin City Visitors Spent
Yesterday in the Capital Of
Montana.
The Hotel Broadwater's Entertain
ment Of the Visitors Last
Evening.
Chat and Gossip About Some Of the Party
The Mystic Shl inc Also En-
terrain.

A more jovial or compani0nAble lot of
gentlemen than those which comprise the
st. Paul and Minneapolis excursionists,
including many of the Twin cities most
prominent merchants and capitalists
would be hard to find. Yes
terday it raincd nearly all day, and the
time was spent az much az possible in driv-
ing about the city viewing the town. The
visitors were not displeased at seeing rain
and plenty of it, as it illustrated that Mon
tana is not dry and dreary waste like
North Dakota. Many Of the visitors who
had been here before were agreeably sur
prised at the changes in the city, and par
ticularly the many fine business blocks that
have been constructed, and how the city il
expectation that Helena is good town and
one that has brilliant future.
A few of the members dropped up'' to the
club in an informal way, and were agree
ably entertained. During the evening, or
at 9 O'Clock. the party accepted the hospi-
talities of the Hotel Broadwater. It had
been given .s out that nat = an informal lunch
elaborate spread. Every table was filled
and the service was complete. Besides all
the delicacies and dainties of the season,
with game and everything good that was
available, the champagne cOrks popped
frequently, and no glass was permitted to
remain untitled. 1t was purely an
informal affair, and one that
will be pleasantly remembered
by the visitors, who were loud in their
praises of the hospitality as we'll as the
excellent service given by the Hotel Broad
watcr.
No speeches were made. though it is said
DR.. Murphy, Mr.. Russell and Farmer"
Brown were prepared for the occasion. It
was expected Gov. Toole and Mr.. E. w.
knight would be present to make speech,
but they we're unavoidably absent and the
visitors were too modest to speak first. But
there is no doubt that they were charmed
with Helena and particularly the Broad
water, which, as Mr.. Bruno Beaupre said,
II only thought from what read that you
had big hotel here and number of baths.
Why, we in st. Paul would give thousands
of dollars to have such resort as this, with
your great plunge bath of natural hot min
eral water.o
This morning at o'clock the party leaves
for Butte and will reach the great camp
about II O'Clock, where they will be enter
tanned by the citizens, who yesterday en-
tertained $50 Bozemanites.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-06-20
HELP wANTED-MALE,

WANTED-5O MEN FOR GREAT FALLS
w sewer work at once. Summers job wages
81 per day. Apply to Tuck & Huelster, contrac-
tors.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-06-20

Flags! Flags! Wholesale and retail at
Calkins T. Featherly.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-06-20

WANTED--GOOD SOBER YOUNG MAN
" who has had some experience in the bakery
line; stats wages. Address Vienna Bakery Boze-
man, Mont.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-06-20

WANTED-EXPERIENC STATE, SPE-
w cial and local agents to represent tho Ma
ional Home Building Il Loan Association. Cur
agents are making money. Address with refer
ence. naming this paper, L N. Clarke. Secretary,
Bloomington. Ill
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-06-20

FOR RENT--FURNISHED RO0MS-TWO
- rooms and bath, suitable for housekeeping
3T Pine street.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-06-20

WANTED-CHANDLE Il HEATH WANT
w engineer.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-06-20

FOR RENT-COMFORTABLY FURNISHED
rooms At reasonable rates. Harvey block
Grand street. Next door Hotel Helena
TOR RENT--FURNIsHED ROOMS AND
like boarding place. Homo cooking. IS South
Benton avenue.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-06-20

MISREPRESENTATION A FIRST-CLASS
W dress maker would like few more en-
Capital Employment Office 2ls Lawrence street.
SITUATION WANTED-By competent driver
for delivery wagon; we'll posted in city. Adj
dress j. Y. B., this Office.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-06-20

WANTED-A FAMILY TO OCCUPY A
w pleasant and convenient or Groom horss
with pleasant surroundings. that would be will
ing to board tbs owner and wife, who occupy
next house. good opportunity to economics
housekeeping expenses. Address b. Independ-
Cat Office.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-06-20

TOR RlsNT-FURNIShED ROOM AND EN-
cellent homo cooking 50 South Rodney.
TOR RENT-TWO PLEASANT FURNISHED
= rooms in desirable location. IS North Ben
ton avenue.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-06-20

A GOOD CRANDALL TYPEWRITER. TERMS
"A reasonable Apply at this Office.
Graded Durham stock-cattle, including 70
one tive and thrse-year-old steers and four Dur
ham bulls, this years calf crop thrown in; rang
ing between Gallatin and Bozeman. Must be
sold at once. Apply Longmaid Bros. Gallahn,
Montana.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-06-20

FOR RENT-ROONIs FURNISHED.
1,>e1e<>>> 49,,
FOR RENT-FURNlSHED FARMERS
Home boarding house corner Park avenue
and Edwards street.
Fergus County argus., 1890-06-12

had them kiiied. lie then. with the aid of
the knife. made Thorough examination
"f the rarca~S tu determine beyond cont 70
vrr-y the cause "i lee sickness 81 the ami
mals. The doctor said lac found ia the
stomarhs of the horses large quantities oT
the loco weed and ia addition six different
kinds "i WORMS, including bott worms.
which were found ciin.iug to the wall of
the stomach. The Doctor thinks The loco
- Responsible Tor the accumulation and
variety nf worms. lie found the brains al
the animals unaffected. aud is uf the ,pir-
inn. though lac would not assert il AS
fact. that the trouble lies in the vision
which accounts for the strange actions ol
locoed" horses. The pupil of he eve is
always greail, enlarged in every case
l'r. i;raaley intends 10 make n ihorbush
invest stigaii"u Of this disease in different
parts ol the state, t. determine il the con
diti"ns are Identical before anything ar-
th"ritati,cly is stated.
Fergus County argus., 1890-06-12
THE GARFIELD MEMORIAL.
President Harrison Participates and Makes
an Eloquent Speech,

CLEVELAND, May 30. At the Gar
field Memorial services today Presi-
dent Harrison, Vice President Morton,
members and eN -inemhers of th. cabi-
net, the General of the Army. aud the
'iovernor oi Ohio We're present. presi-
dent Harrison n.ilrrs~.d the asseis-
hlage ~ follows:
Mr.. Chairman and Fellow Citizens
| thank You most sincerely for this
cordial grceting bat | shall not h.
betrayed 10y it INTO II lengthy speech
Fhe selection of this day for these
cXcr,i-es-a day consecraied to the
memory of those who died that there,
might be one tlag of honor and an.
thorlty in this rrpubic-is most tit.
tln-. That one ilag encircleS us wit Ia
its folds to-day, the unrlvaled object
of our loyal love. Applause. This
monument, so imposing and tasteful
typiiies the grand and symmetrical
character of him IN whose honor it was
bullded. Applause. Ills was the
aroiuous greatness of things done. No
friendly hands constructed and placed
for his ambition the ladder upon which
he might climb. His own hands framed
and nailed the cleats upon which he
climbed to heights of public usefulness
and lame. lie never cea sed to he "a
student and an inst ructor. Turning
from peaceful pursuits to army service,
he quickly mastered tactics and
strategy, and in his brief army career
taught some valuable lessons in mill
tary science. Turning again from he
field to the council of state, he stood
among the greatest debaters that
have ever made our National congress
illnstrious. What he might ha te been
or done as President OF the United
states is left merely to friendly augury,
based upon n career that had no Incl
dent of failure or inadequacy. Ap-
plause. The cruel circunlst ances at
tending his death had but one amel-
oration-that space OF life was given
him to teach from his dying bed the
great lesson OF peace and forbearance.
His mortal part will lind honorable
rest here, but the lessons of his life
and death will continue to he instruct
i've and inspiring incidents in Ameri-
r1n history.
Fergus County argus., 1890-06-12
WE GEHT'sr,

This is "A German salutation, literally
translated "lIow Go-s IT." Addressed ta
one "f our friends, il was answered ia this
wise:
"Wie g-hi's' did you say, mein frcund?
Vi you speak of the Hurington's :" train
SCHNEIDER ais time il goes. do We mind
The Burliugt on" NcstibIiled Train
Are you wishing a journey To take.
To the North. South, East or West;
Then apply To your local agent.
am sure he will do his best.
To supply you with information
And very cheap tickets. too.
To go on The Burlington Limit ed Train,
L. the very best thing you can do.
Without fatigue or discomfort,
lon will reach your journey 5 end
Aud the polite conductor and brakeman
VIII to all al your wants attend.
For further informaii"u, tickets. etc.
apply Ia agents. uratldress W. j. Kenyon
General Pass. Agent .. u. A \. Il. r., st
Paul. MINI.
Fergus County argus., 1890-06-12
A Graphic Item.

kimhall tSouth Dak"ia) Graphic: 1t
il quite Impossible fur us to speak know
ingly oi the merits of the vari"li- r,irlrs oi
merchandise advertised. But there arr, ex-
ceptions occasionally. aud "A noteworthy
eNcepiion is the celebrated Chamberlain :
Cough Remedy. This now universally
known medicine has l.een advertised in the
Graphic for four or five years, but not until
rect Hily had we any personal know ledge oi
it, wonderful efficacy, which has come
about through the prevailing influenza and
the stubborn cough that has so often at
tended it. Ia the writer's family this med
icne has on several occasions this winter
cured a cough that baiiled any aud all
other remedies and the number of families
in kimball aud vicinity ia which this rem
edy has been used with like effect atterts to
its value as u specific for coughs and rolis
al every nature. For sale by W. W. he
Witt.
Fergus County argus., 1890-06-12
Alfalfa -rr,l 1T T.C. Power Il Bro.

Alfalfa seed at +. .. Power 4 Bro.
Sheep -h~ar- at +. &. Power n Bro.
iiareain- IA jr~rlry and watchr. az VIC
Norman ir~clry store.
on and after June lSt. T.t. Pn~rrA Bro.
will close their store sundays.
TO To- Hanson n r"uelr~ for wall paper.
Choicest samples tn srlect from.
New lot Burenn y Balls dnuhlr h"w sheep
shears III .luiras n iinhcu~ack s.
\ beautiful aud complete line of irwclry
lust received AT ". q. \ormanS.
GlHI WANTED 10 do general house work.
Amply at prWi,t Hotel. Cottonwood. at
once.
Fergus County argus., 1890-06-12
Philbrook Jockey Club.

The management takes pleasure in an
n"nncng a series of races Ia take place in
Philhrnok June 3o, l>?o
First, threefnurths mile So. free for all
Sccoad, one fourth milr So, free fnr all
The above supplemented 10y numerous
imprnmptu races.
Dancing al the hall in the evening Good
music. good supper aud good time ~ sured
to all.
Fergus County argus., 1890-06-12
AUCTION SALE.

There will bc sold 10 the highest bidder
Tor cash ia hand, ON Tuesday. the 9Th hda,
Of June, 1880, one dwelling house, stablt
and two lots; lots nearly enclosed with =
fence, aud a good we'll on the same. Also
seven thousand ieet OF lumber.
4. &. SkAGGs.
I.-wistown. Mont.
Fergus County argus., 1890-06-12
Taken UP.

BY W. ID. beaton n sorrel horse eight
years old, about ~, hands high, branded
Unn on left thigh, blotch brand on
right thigh. Owner may have same 10y
proving property and paying for this ad-
vertisement
W. ID. DE,roN,
May 20. Lewistown, Mont.
Fergus County argus., 1890-06-12
CATTLE FUR SALE.

will sell ai public auction on Wednes-
day, June Is, at .Iaekson's corral Lewis
town. 81 head Of cattle, consisting of |.
mlch COWS, ! twe-year-old steers. / two.
year-oli heii-rs and Z yearlings. Terms ol
sale, cash Sale will commence at 2p.m.
CIV. D,NNER,
May 80. Iewi-town. Mont.
Fergus County argus., 1890-06-12
DISTRICT COURT.
List of Grand aud Trial Jurors and Gases on
the Civil Docket

oRANp Il.nogs.
IC. Walker oscar Strphens
o,rors" VI. Stone. J. h. Murray.
=. J.. lh"nths. y. T.. Lawrence
H. l. ti~hrr. David liilger.
j. II. liishtower r. l.. Chandler
Died since drawn.
TRIAL IrEoRs.
W. '. Peek. Thomas Brew ton.
". T.. Buck. q. VI. Mcdonald
W. ;. Perkins. &. T.. Mahoney.
G. T.. Barnes J. T.. Ackley.
oscar Lockwood. u. VI. eagle
1 :. Marshall H. Clansen.
j. J.. Jenn. Geo. W. Rohrb-rker
!. IL. ,'""d. Tim Crowley.
John Ross. q. NJ Hrl,len
j. !. Phelps. Ezra Gaver
John Murphy. Il. W. Clifford.
7. j. Iollard. Sol. Lutz.
". H. Barney. u. \. CARLYLE.
L. l.. Ashley. Henry Heating
!. Berk. l.. +. bailey.
dvII. CASES.
Reuben +. Uplnger VS. Board Of County
commissioners aud VIM. Hiek.. Injunction.
Il, van Tohel Tor plaintiff. 7. T.. Smith for
defendants.
Nathaniel NJ Mc,auley vs.. samuel TyIer
ct al; water right. Bach Il Buck and Il.
,"n robel for plaintiff. T.. W. Morrison
aud +. T.. Smith ior defendants.
7. e. Power X Bro. vs.. Clark Tingley; at
tachment. +. \. and :. II. MCINTYRE for
plaintiff. John u. Martin for defendant
Wm. Iortop vs.. W. H. Simons; appeal:
+. \. Merrill Tor plaintiif. Il. won Tobel
and j. l.. Martin for defendant.
Henry -. Wareham W.. Frank Balm; at
taehment. j. j. Donnelly aud + E Smith
fnr plantiff.
Ella u. Sifton vs.. thas. VI. tlary: dam
ages. Taylor n Lewis. ior plaintiff Bach
\ Buck and +. T.. Smith for defendant
Anna Lathrop ~. Edward &. l.athrop:
divorce. 7. f. smith ior plaintin.
Ella u. Siftou Ns. Alfred ". Sifton: di-
Norcr. I. =. smith for plaintiff.
Hattie l. l'tvi. ". tamilr iIo.ue: dam
ages. T. \. Merrill ior plaintiff f. r.
smith lor defendant.
Edward W. Knight vs.. Vim. Wallace. 81.
and Helen q. Wallace: promissnry note
\. h. Barbour i.,r p,iniif.
John Murphy W. Leonard l.. Divers: in
junction. T. W. Morrison for plantiri. r.
T.. Smith for d,fcnaant.
Vim. q. Lung ". pyr~nee 4. I..ng; Iii
sprce. +. l.. Smith for plaintiff.
l.ayina :. Bowman ". John +. Arnold:
claim aud delivery. u. won robel fnr plain
tin. T. " Morrison for defendant
Nm. prichard Roberts Vs. Evan Jones:
pr"missotN note. u. won T"bl ior plain
TN.
Fergus County argus., 1890-06-12
Taken Up.

Game to my ranch about three years ago
one sorrel horse about 2o years old; weight
about 100 pounds: branded thus
ON left shoulder and blotch brand ON left
thigh; white forehead. Owner can have
same hy proving property and paying for
this advert i-cment.
PrrER Ross.
Jan. >. Lev istomn. Mont.
Fergus County argus., 1890-06-12
Treasurer's Notice.

There is money ia the treasury To- pay
i.i- following county warrants, With inter
81 Ia Ian, ., l>!,o.
No k,.ri5t cred iu mann. ,,f
Fergus County argus., 1890-06-12

Three ro"nls suitabls for small family or
furnished i"r gentlemen. Apply nj AHG,s
office.
Fergus County argus., 1890-06-12
Auction Sale.

will sell at public auctio AT Lew wisiown,
an Tuesday, June II, six or eight good
inirh cows aud one registered Shorthorn
bull Also. one STANDARD Deering Binder.
EDWARD &. RussEi.
June -.
Fergus County argus., 1890-06-12
Notice to Horse kaisers.

Notice to Horse kaisers
We will stand "MrersclauN. the blacl
English Shire stallion, weight 800 pounds
The best draft horse in Montana. "a fol
lows: Al Lrwistown Monday. Tuesday AN,
Wednesday. and at philbrook Friday anc
Saturday ol each week on and after July
for the remainder of he ,.ason.
pnIIBRhK A MoohnEAp.
May 10 Grafton, Mont.
Fergus County argus., 1890-06-12

Notice of Dissolution.
Notice is hereby given that the eo-part-
tower, Asbriage Il Battams. is this day
dissolved. Mr.. lIightowrr retiring from the
business. which will hsnceforth he carried
on by Asbridge & Battams.
j. H. HGHTowER,
j. l.. AsBRipGE,
WILLIAM BATrAbis.
I.ewistown, June II, 1880.
Fergus County argus., 1890-06-12

S25. 90 REWARD.
will pay the above reward for informa
tion leading to the recovery Of two year
ling colts NOT BRANDED. One is IA dark
gray (alnost black mare colt. The Other
is ii bay horse colt with one white foot and
broke aud gentle. Address
Henry WILLIS,
Barrett. Fergus county, Mont.
Fergus County argus., 1890-06-12

T. T.. WRiGHr.
Treasurer Fergus County.
Fergus County argus., 1890-06-12
Good Cattle for Sale.

Good Cattle for Sale
About $50 head oi high grade cattle con
sisting of high grade cows five. six and
seven years old eight good bulls, four
p.lled Angus aud four Durhams. and steers
and heiiers. Call ON or address
.IonN VI. EiL swoaru.
April - Utica, Fergus Co., Mont.
Fergus County argus., 1890-06-12

To Rent.
i,arl.ershop aud bat room, with dwell
ing ia counrriion. Apply to
W. ~. CULVER.
May H.. Lew wistown. Mont.
The Republican journal., 1890-06-05
In Africa with STANLEY.

Henry stanley contributes to the June mum
her o. ~cihntrs Monthly account Of his recen
exploits in Africa, under the caption of 9TH,
Er'in fasia Relief ENpeiition.'' The article j.
fully illustrated and very interesting III III,
course Of the narrative Stanley says at is will
unqualified delight that | acknowledge the price
less services Of my friends Stairs Jephson Nelson
and Parke-foUr men whose devotion to their sev
eral duties was as perfect as human nature il
capable Of. AS a mans eptaph can only be Justly
written when he is in his sepulchre so yainIy at
tempted to tell them during the journey how muci
! valued the ready and prompt obedience of Stairs
the eafneslness for work which distinguished Jeph
son; the brave. soderly qualities of Nelson ant
the gentle, tender devotion paid by our doctor to
his aling patients. But now that the long wander
iHgs are over, and they have aided and labored IN
grudgingy throughout the long period, feel that
my words are poor indeed when | use them tt
express in full my lasting obligation to each o
them" Elsewhere Stanley says, in writing of {
time of extreme prvaton and peril, "Stars neve
tailed me- The gentleman referred to is a Young
man, holding a commission as Lieutenant in tn,
engineers OF the British army and who volunteered
Tor service with Stanley. lie is a native of Hail
lay, Nova Scotia, and cousin of Mrs Chas A
Plsbury, of this city.
The Republican journal., 1890-06-05

sylvester :. Goodwin. of North Searsmont, was
before Trial Justice Greer Belfast, Saturday, on
complaint for an assault and battery on the late
Arthur l.. Burdin, of the same town. Mr.. Burdin
man 50 years Old. He died April 18th, and
it is said that his dying declaration was that he
was assaulted by Mr.. Goodwin, and that his death
was the result of injuries then received. Mr.. Ar.
thur W. Buriin, a son of the deceased, living in
Boston, came home and investigated the matter.
and thought if his father had been brutally as.
saulted he would bring the matter before the
courts. Trial Justice J. ". knowlton, of Liberty,
diG not want the case brought before him, hence
they came to Belfast. When the matter came M
for trial Saturday County Attorney Runnels de
clined to prosecute claiming that Trial Justice
Greer had no jurisdiction in criminal matters in
Belfast, Mr.. Il. +. Dunton, counsel for Goodwin,
then moved that the respondent be discharged for
want of prosecution, which was ordered bv the
Justice. II is claimed by the friends of the com
plainant that the 10th of April the assault took
place There feud existing between Burdin
and Goodwin. ON the day named Mr.. Burdin was
exhibiting ar obscene picture, which he claimed
was drawn by Goodwin. Mr.. Burdin was in the
house of Ephraim Wiley, a trader at North Sears
mont, when Goodwin entered and took the picture
from the Old gentleman. They next met in the
store of Mr.. Wiley, where further words were had.
Goodwin asked Burdin if he had a revolver and
the latter replied that he had, and that he had 1t
with him at that moment, putting his hand to his
pocket. Goodwin then sprang upon the old man
crushing him to the floor. Mr.. Burlin was taken
i'll subsequently and died. Two physicians were
called and found the old gentleman suffering from
some internal trouble. Mr.. Goodwin Is a man
about 30 years of age, blacksmith at North Sears
mont. He was seen by journal representative
ami asked to give his side of the story hut refused
to do 50. Whether the case will be dropped, or
whether further action will he had before the
Grand jury in October, is not known at this writ
nIg.
The Republican journal., 1890-06-05

ui ..,-,,t. r,.,, .,, ~ n.7, ILL.,.
3 t-'.'"l ''llE lrS,ll4 ~ lht irtilA,t cl'y
N,,;,nr.i.i C'' ""'"'S evening M"Ho
r XII, +. ,1,,,t i, "a :, o,,o.
h'ii N ~ ''"'ii9 Nf' % 'iH'uI'ihN " 9-'"-'Vf'
~" - 9 ,, =. N.'r , " ti'c, r,o , ,,,
,,,i,3-,,,,j ~, M .i!,, '', W. -" + r'S,r t
tt't'I ~ r. won ion ~ ~! lev ull!-
" l''''t '''-I = ill99ioIl va gwen oluhey
y 'l'.I' %'tI lligl 5lftet' opPo.
st' Ii7 must Pt"ltuhS IL ne constr ucled under
II ,~," oi ,tr HIfn"aS surNe!o ol tle
~" ll1' all IN 'iIIdi amy olhef, pc
iIHHohtl Iof " SHtWaIk on Waiio avenue from
t'H T." iliIH at Httect..' y eIlhS7loh was
-,t '"} - ~ 1Al"'ii'9 % tict. Posta oh iilgn
1f'tl iHr TIE rurloses... rernl7'lon was given
~ "I rgiM SH nP5.'n 70 occupy Il
PortI"ii %! Ii!ur'h 9lFV.l "hlle mtklhS repairs.
I'lt l|i,'"lile IGi"rls Wvit mac lhtee mem
=" VIZ 7l'Ititi r3i"llll'ttc o. IN On tIe queS-
ta.'n 81 SI'tl m-Hl4I- itG9Illinth"e'i mat q con
,Il ne maze WIZ! tt belfast t'as lh&ht 20 Tor
HIS az it7 a. ~ tt' ~ anu Ir twenty lNe SaS
l'-llts % 10 tteU lhi9 pa7sc lhe BOARD OF Al
,iHIiHeh "ut was tttlCi III the common Councll.
The committee on hi$nways and bridges reported
n1 We ltllioh ~ T.. ", oyer ana others request.
iA% thc removal OF renee on tne northern SlQc Of
>Hrjns street A. a Nuisance That the bounds of
s.
The Republican journal., 1890-06-05
SHIP NEWS


PORT or BELFAST
ARRIVED.
june sons James Holmes. Eypu. Bt,tun Han
mic y ttjth Ryan, do, Helen. W hltD, New NuIk,
John johnson, -, Boston.
Junc2 sei Annie Y chase, Eti-, \rw York;
SAILED
Juur2, sch Helen, White, ptnpb-cot
June ), MenaWa, Alexander Bangor
AMERICAN PORTS.
New York May 30 Arrived sch William Flint
$ John, \ i 81, arrived hrig kntahliu, llcrirk.
sullivan, sells Charlotte Buck, Peudlctou, Some,'
Sound, Hannibal, Pcndleton, Bangor, \ Havforl
Warren, Rockland June !, arrived sch Florence
Leland, Adams, Fcrnandina.
Boston, May -. Arrived sch Daylight, Hodg.
don, Baltimore; -, arrived sch Moses Eddy Rich
Bangor, cleared sch Yale, simpson, kcnnrber
river and Philadelphia june |, arrived schs MARY
/ Peters. Williams, Philadelphia; Stella NJ Ken
yon, Williams, Hoboken, f l. Warren CoIson
and Mary Eliza, Morrissey, Belfast ?, arrived
sch Lizzie Poor, Dickey Penohscot river.
Philadelphia, May 26. Arrived sch K r Petit
grew, Morse, kennebeC %, cleared sch Thus W
Hyde, sherman, Portland.
Bangor, May %, Cleared sch Lester \ Lewis,
Burgess, New York, Maggie Mulvey Ranlett. ito !,
81, cleared 7chs Mary Farrow, Condon, New York ;
kenduskeag, Norton, do; Fannie Butler, do.
savannah, May 20. Arrived sch Sarah ID J Raw