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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-01-30
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BET,vILLE.-On sunday, the 26th inst, Ratha.
rine II, daughter of j. p, and NJ - Belviiles
BoNsAGI. IN rhtladelnhat, on the aist Inst
year " heGn
CLAVEY.-iil mis- city, on the e6th inst, Harry,
son n Whlum and Mary Clavey aged 10
years.
nI.NCAS.-On Tho aTta inst, Arthur. son Of
Arthur ana Lizzie Duncan, aged years
ENRNER.-tn this city, IN the g7th inst,
Edward f. Farmer, age 20 years,
TOKn.--On the - Inst, stephen y. d. Ford, IN
his list yeai.
GARRITY.-Cn ihe s2d inst, Anp Clarity.
Cru BI--lH tht4 city, Oh the Goth inst, Henry
=. Grub, ~ hlsdtOth yeHr
GIBBONs. Philadelphia, tho 9Th inst.
William GLIB rs, aged ~ yehrs.
HlLLER.-On the 2ith inst, Mrs. Helen 9.
IHlor, widow Of August Ailier aged about7e
years.
limit. On tho 95ni Inst, Elizabeth D.. wife
Of Henry Lontz,
LEwIS.-Iu this city. on the e5tn inst, of in
ruenzu, Mrs. Rr5ncca Lewis, wlnw0f George
Lewis Of Philadelphia, ~ the ssh year OF
Nor age.
MESstNG.-fn Ills cry, on the e5th instant,
Jacob Messing, in thr 9TH gear Of his age.
PITNKETT.--ln mis- city, On the I'D inst,
John Joseph llQnkSt youngest son 81 The
late james llAukeit.
PAE"rOS-On the 2fth inst, iamos H. Patton,
son ID the lite Hugh Patton, aged y years,
P0iK.-un Wednesday, January 22d, William
r0lR
EoBERTs.-ln mis- it,, on thu 10Th inst,
liGahclh, wiro VI JoAn o. Roberts, in tho
75th year % her age.
TAXI OR.--Cn The 21th inst, Mary H. Taylor,
widow Of bowman Taylor to her SSH year
s,,..--a-ssas~..-.-,sss---..--..
N0TICE--TO THE MEMBERS OF
~ the Farmers Mutual Fire insurance Conn
many Of Mil Creek hundred. All hssessmeat
III 7drents on titr thousand dollars Of the taxa
lid basis II levied by Tho executive committee
f.,a l.t- NV.,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-01-30

Butter, quiet, western, packed, 1iaisc.; best
roll, lbu!Sc.; creamery, 2thIc.
Eggs, steady: western, i4nl4&c.
Coffee, Qulet; Eio cRrgoel, fair, lakc.
sugar, easier: A soft, BAsc.; copper reanet
l3al3hc. SEH
Whisky, quist; proof spirits si09al.lO.
SeE E0EG MhrKeLs,
Asso,Iatel ross Dispatcl by Spn'ial Wires
NEW YoRE Jan. 2p.-lflour, state and vest
EN- freely offered, easy; southern quiet.
Wheat Yeri dull, easy; January Stc.: Febru-
nry. stic Mareh, gle: April, STItc.. May, 81 9-l8
ass 49, lfc.; June, sGisc.; July, eohc; August,
Sia,aSl4ic.; December, STLc.
Corn, oasy, dull; mixed western, s5a4lc.
UIts, duet, steady; state, 2Sa35c,; western,
2ia9hc.
Iieef. quiet: plate, sT.75as: extra mess, s..
Pork, steady, old moss, 7!0al05Oc.
Eggs, fairly active. firm; state and Pennsyl@
vania. lbisaiGAc.
Turppntiug. ytPady, al i<aaQl(c,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-04-03
a CHURCH WEDDING.
nm nlar 3. IERsHBr AND M. FRANK D.
sfRlCY MARRY Ar xOoy.
ne Ceremony Performed In the Metho.
Groom Manager or Aurora Furnace.

C0LuMRIA, April "A very pretty we'd
ding occurred In the Methodist Episcopal
church Of this place at noon to-day, the
high contracting parties being Miss Mary
e. Hsshey, daughter Of Mr.. H. 8. Her
nhey, Of Columbia, and Mr.. Frank II.
eteacy, Of York., manager Of the Aurora
furnace 1t Wrightsville. The oficiating
clergyman was Rev. George Gaul, pastor
Of The church. The ceremony was with the
ring and In accordance with the ritual Of the
Methodist Episcopal church. The ushers
were Messrs w. II. Fendrich and Houston
Niflin, Columbia; Walter Myers and
Robert Ault, of York. The best man was
Mr.. william Miller, Of York, and the
bridesmaid was Miss Annie b. Hershey,
sister Of the bride. There were number
Of guests present from York, Lancaster,
Marietta, Philadelphia, and other points.
The newly married couple lon at 1926 p.
IN. for New York.
The hanks and public schools will he
closed on Good Friday. The churches will
observe the day with special services.
Services will be held In the Lutheran and
Reformed churches, morning and evening.
At st. Paurs p. Il. church services at 10 q.
m, aud from IL to p. m. Tho Catholic
churches will observe the day In the usual
manner.
Jno. r. Linderberes :, brakeman on shifl-
ing engine No. l,25S, had his right arm
caught between two cars yesterday while
coupling. The arm was bruised but not
seriously.
Susan Sweeney, oolored, was committed
to Jail this morning on the charge Of
robbing. Jacob Haney, living In the
country, sued her before Squire Evans for
stealing money from him. Haney was
taken to Jail as witness.
Squire Evans sent Ann Dorsey, colored,
70 Jail this morning for five days for being
drunk and disorderly.
A slight Are happened yesterday at the
house Of John Stuard, caused by cloth
catching hre from the stove. The presence
Of mind Of a'daughter, who promptly threw
water on the fre, prevented serious dam
age.
The officers of the Orion Lodge wero In
stalled last evening, and the members AFTER
wards entertained at Warren's restaurant
BY E. F. Eager, a member.
The Methodist Mite society will meet
this evening at the home of Mrs. John
shenberger
William c. Fox, artist, of Harrisburg,
0eS pioStN SIuyou poitIdt vi tne iate
Thomas B. Dunbar in the show window of
J. G. Pfahler's store. 1t II an excellent
likeness OF Mr.. Dunbar, who was at the
time Of his death one OF the oldest FREQ
Masons in this section, and for many yoars
tyler Of Columbia Lodge.
On Wednesday 4,7s7 cars were sent east
and west on the p. II. II. at this place, It
being the heaviest movement for one day
on record. II required l02 trains to move
these cars.
Harry c. Bruner has been admitted to
an interest In tho coal business of his
father, II. +. Bruner.
Hugh North, jr., is home from Reading
for the Easter holidays.
Misses Bessie Fitzgerald and Irene Bach
snheimer are homo from Carlisle for tho
Raster festival.
MrA Ella Hoss Weiser, of Harrisburg, 10
the guest Of Mrs. Mary +. Hess.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-04-03
Received an Ios Machine.

f.. NJ. Teufel, proprietor Of the Lion
bre very. this morning received from New
York thirty-two ton Ice machine, which
will be used not only for manufacturing
Ice, but also for cooling the brewery. The
water to supply the machine will be taken
from well Of the best water, which IL on
the promises. This well was dug by
DR.. Benjamin Mishler. 1t is very strong
and at times Mr.. Mlshler proposed TO run
water from 1t to Centre Square to supply 4
fountain. On numerous occasions attempts
were made to pump the water from the
well with engines, but they were unsuc.
cessful.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-04-03
DdV nrst week in June: Doct

M Hrst week In June: DOctors
~ J. L., Rohrer T., Livingston,
Miller, Welchans, Overfeld, Musser J. H.,
Craig, Bryson, Detwiler, Thompson, Kline,
Helm and Black wood
The following were chosen to represent
the society at the meeting Of the American
association the arst week in May at Nash
vile, Tenn: Doctors Deaver, Roebuck,
Zell, Hance, Craig, Ziegler ]. r., Miller
and Bocklus.
Interesting cases were reported by
Doctors Craig, Musssr, Roebuck, Miller
and Deaver and discussed by all the mem
bers.
The reports presented showed that there
il very little sickness prevailing
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-04-03
Chiefs Raised.

Last evening the chiefs OF Metamora
Tribe, No. 2, Of Red Men, of this city. whose
hsmes have already been published in the
INTELLIoENcER, were raised up by Great
Senior Sycamore John NJ. McCuily, assist
I'd by w. 6. Rapp as great JUNIOR sycamore,
and Lorenzo Quigley as great prophet.
This tribe is the second Oldest in the
stats, having been organized in lS4s. 1t
now has membership Of 100. and is worth
5000, besides the paraphernalia. During
the past six months 1851 were paid out for
bonefits.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-04-03
The common sense shoe store.

The Common Sense shoe store.
The Common Sense Shoe Store, at No. 10 East
King street. was opened to-day with . big stock.
A large crowd thronged the spacious store all
day examining the stock, and each one was
presented with growing flower as q souvenir.
About noon the crowd was 40 great that there
was scarcely room TO move about. The gentle.
man In charge has been In the business for
many years In neighborlng cities and starts In
Lancaster with bright prospects.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-04-03
AChallenrN.

I challenge any medicine of any school Of
practice or any othor appliance 10 produce re-
suits equal 10 those OF Hokes Electric Mag
netic Supporters In female weakness. The
above sounds big, but mean IL there Is not
remedy ON earth to-day that can show the re-
suits accomplished by the use OF my Electric.
Magnetic Appliances. G. U. Hoke, $40 North
Queen street, Lancaster, Pa, every Wednes-
day and Saturday. A lady Is In attendance.
II requested will call upon anyone In the city.
ap3-3td<w
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-04-03
He Must Give the Horses Laudanum.

Tho will of Robert Sprott, of PittsburR,
was admitted to probate by the register of
Allegheny county on Wednesday. The
document is much out OF the ordinary, but
legal. 1t was written In memorandum
book in lead pencil. Among the bequests
IL one Of two horses, Jim and Lucy, TO J.
r. sprctt, conditioned upon his not allow
ing them to be sold. "When he must part
with them," the will reads, ''he Is to give
them laudanum."
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-04-03
1a1nrhets.
Philadelphia Produce Mnrkc,

PHILADKLPHiA, April 8.--Noon-Flour dun I;
Penn'a supers. 2 00lb2 40; extra. 25N13 20 ;
family. S3OS3 30; roller, 8 t0s4 %; patent,
o. 1904 10.
Wheat quiet md easy No. Q Red new. s,,.oS
SIC No. Penn'a lied, eOc; No. do, s76tssc,
&c.
oat. quiet: No. . White alH9siIc.; No. .
Brsnhrn; Winter si7 ooei7 60; Spring slo %
S0l6 80.
saied hay dull /: $40 Oo@ia 90 as To quality !;
timothy 10 00Dl3 10 for choice: mixed, stG 50 !:
baled rye straw, new, ei5 75dsl0.
Butter dull Penn'a creamery extra
2t925c Penna firsts extra, 2sc I; Jobbing, 9aaS.
Eggs stendy; Penn'a drsts, l5ysp l6c held lots,
lba ai8c, as TO quality.
iG2c.
petroleum steady refined In bbls.. 81 N
Potatoes f1rm 6i173c per bus. as 10 quality,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-04-03
Struck By a Pole.

John Bailey, sixteen-year- son of
the foreman Of Downey Brothers bending
works, on Harrisburg avenue, met with an
accident this morning He was shifting
belt which runs the circular saw. The pole
that he was using was caught in the betting
and 1t struck him a terrible blow in the
face, cutting 1t very badly. DR.. NJ. l..
Herr dressed the wound.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-04-03
Broke the TONGUE OFF.

This morning John Speidel was driving
two-horse team, with which he WAS haul
ing bark. near the Harrisburg turnpike
crossing Of the Pennsylvania railroad. The
horses In turning suddenly broke the
tongue from the wagon.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-04-03

The will Of the latc Anna Maria Keller
was admitted 70 probate this afternoon.
She bequeaths o. 600 to the Grace Lutheran
church, TO be applied to the payment Of the
church debt II any, and II no debt, 70 be
used for repairs.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-04-03
school Board Meeting.

The Lancaster city school board will
meet ststediy in common council chamber
this evening at 1,3) o'clock.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-04-03
rr,.,n.. pe.nno,n,aa

/. w. Hall and +. Asbury Awl, Of Har-
Tjsburg, and James r. wicksrsham, Of
! Innnnaker, have been rssppointsd trustees
~ - Ianel1n ho9n1fnA ~ fSarriahprg.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-04-03
ltellQlOua.

~. Stephens Reformed Church Services pre-
paratory 10 the holy communion will be held
In tho College chapel tomorrow morning nj
l03O sermon by Rev. DIR. t. V. 6erhart
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-04-03

THE Great Atlantic and Pacific tea and coff o
store North Queen customers are receiving .
fine Easter panel picture.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-04-03
THE DOCTORS MEET.

|elegates Elected TO The State Aud Ma
tionai Associan
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-04-03

THE NoRBECK ROAD CART,
ALL MY OWN MANUFACTURES,
! have located temporarily my ON,ce and
Wareroom at the Southern Marke ct corner of
South Queen ana Vine streets.
feb2Stfd J. II. NORBECK, Agent O
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-04-03

A GENCY FOR CALLAHAN a cos CE-
IA ment to take the place Of Red Lead In
bulk IL makes five times the quantity OF red
lead and " far superior In making steam Joints.
packing man and hand hole plates on boilers,
Nc, &c, Price 20 cents per pound, at JOHN
BkSTS. Si3 East Fulton street, m7-tfd
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-04-03
ste.u Advertisements,

Stesu ADVERTISEMENTS.
w housework in small family no chi. Ell.
asatd' naNoRTH PRINCE 1T.
REsT Sc HAVANA FILLER CIGAR IN
n.,.o,n,v =. No No. 4 i@ North queen ..
WHITE COTTON WASTE, COPIED BY
city Free. Cali on JOHN BEST, 10. ss Fast
Fuiton street. m7-td
DENDER your SKIN SOFT, sMoUrH
~ and White by nsinx" Purity Soap
RrLLY wAITz HAS THE BEST TwO FOL.
- &c ana Su g Cigars = y, ~ M%, she STATE es,v 2,
dec6emdM .Tu. THIS
nUHMAKEo GOLDEN LION AND MIA
Established i77o. ia East King street.
EoR BOILER TUBE BRUSHES. sTILLsoN
combned Flies, o Cans. stc, SnIy sS 'sPSaf 70 yohN
BEST, 1913 East Fulton street. m7tfd
REsT TWO FOR FIVE CENT. CIGARS
- the '''y'"' Nos. sIaty I Soy,b %bSlTSs Gsss :.
u J.KREss, MANUFACTURER OF SUR
ss hne. erR:. ssSs. sSs
Artificial Limbs, Elastic stock ings, ctr, spinal,
assn%ann snd m M.srns Supporters ss Lady
S2k DAY COURSE $50 NIGHT sEs-
GoLIESE. We have tie best faeiiitles of iraS.
ing young men aud ladies' In the forms, GUS
tom, and practice, Of business, Typewriiins
,,@ North Queen ST., St "a Moor, I@ncaster.'ra.
TT YOU WANT A FfRsT-CLAsS PORTABLE
l. Engine and Roller, on wheels, cheap, az the
power % ssa5 % 10 horsepower ssss Is sor.c
power, es.5; - horsepower, 81, l75, call at JOHN
BEsris. SS East Fulton street. m7-tfd
LNOK CASTINGS, IRON OR BRASS, LIGHT
~ or heavy, at short notice, go TO JOHN
BEsT fs3 East Fulton street. m7-tfd
rJ>HEY CAN ALL COPY BUT NoNECAN
1 Equal Billy Watts Havana Filler Cigar,
dec58mdM. .Tu.1h.s
ENOR BOILERS. HORIZONTAL, TABULAR,
II Vertical, Portable. Cylinder, Marine, of
any size or power, OF the best material and
workmanship, go to JOHN BEST. So, East Full.
ton street. m7-tfd
L,oR PRATT a CADY ASBESTOS DISC
~ Valves, Jenkins Valves, Brass Globe Valves
Lever safety. Valves, Pop safety valves, All
Valves, Radiator Valves, Pratts Swinging
Check Valves, Brass Cheek Valves, Foot Valves
Angle Valves, call at JOHN BEsTS s33 Eas
Fulton Street. m,.tf,i
YNJECT0RS, RUE LITTLE GIANT, HAN.
a cock lnspirntors and Electors, Eberman
Boiler Feeder, Penberthy Inspector, American
Inlectors, oil In stock, at JOHN BESTS xy3
East Fulton street. m7-tid
SPELIAL ATTENTION FOR BARGAINS
- VIII sell cheap the remaining stock Of
Family Carriages, Ph8tons and Top Buggies
THE NoRBECK ROAD CART,
ALL MY OWN MANUFACTURE,
have located temporarily my Office and
Wareroom at the Southern Market, corner OF
South Queen ana Vine streets.
feb2sffd J. II. NORBECK, Agent.
r1NO SAVE YOUR BACK AND GLADDEN.
l. your heart use Purity SOAP"
A dENCY FOR CALLAHAN cos CE-
IA ment to take the place Of Red Lead In
bulk IL makes five times the quantity OF red
"a In fur "A tori III
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-04-03

rlNO SAVE YOUR BACK AND GLADDEN.
l. your heart use Purity SOAP"
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-04-03

EoR PULLEYs. sHAFTING, COLLARS.
70 JOHN EEr rciSg m ~ Boxes, E Couplings. etc G6
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-04-03

SPELlAL ATTENTION FOR BARGAINS
- VIII sell cheap the remaining stock Of
Family Carriages, Phstons and Top Buggles,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-08

The following taken from the Fairfield
Journal. well illustrates the favorable i'm
pres sion made by the new bridge, on visit
ors to this CITY
Last Saturday we viewed the new Au-
gus,a bridge for the first time and ever
since we have been pondering over the
cause of so much complaint in regard to
such a beautiful structure. Ii the bridge
had cost Slo0, coo instead of $50 600 a. II
did We sbouli say il was cheap enough
Instead of the dark gloomy old toll bridge
which used TO connect the two sides OF the
river, nov stands the handsome airy struct-
ure. a thing of ,suty and doubtless soon II
will be recognized as "a joy forever. II
increases the value of every dollars worth
of property in the city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-08
Al ICE STACK FALLe.
A Two Thousand Tons Of Blue Ios
n Wasted in the KsnDsbeo

ma. 18th much anxiety that those having
t, loo .lo,g the vhary.s saw the
s,.an,,, nm round their stacks and
49,. .,,,, falling But Yesterday morn.
,.a.n tho river rose rspidIy the worst
-.....A Abaot nine in the mornins n
- Uncovered in the upper front
,,a .,.ck IN No,,h's wh.,f A
- 400, coliee,sd IN tho bridy. and
m. s,,,,. dsv number. were aeon
..,cn,,g the n,oyress Of min made
!. ,h.,.,s, which VA, rapidly uudermin.
:. ~. h.,ld,ng
a..I man taking their live. in th.,,
,.a. xsn, .,ouod the buiidiug and a..
ii o. ;,h .,,ony ,ones .fte, the A,.,
-. di.covered but IL VA. only =.
~, ,;ms .f,e, tina, the whole side front.
-. ,;rs, gave x.v and fell in,o tho
.,...,,h c,..h 4, /. u,n,s..,,, ,o
,.,., xh,, xoula have baso the ,e.u,. had
a. "A. fallen when the men were working
,..,,h ,h, $1,000 c.L h., o.La a..
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-08
MIpDLBsBoRo GROWTH.
R.ptd Expansion OF tho New irou
Town In kentucky.

The population of Middlesoorough rum
be,. clo.e upon four thousand and AMI 10
growing very rapidly. Since last Nay
1850 600 have been spent IN ouiid'nss
There are in course Of construction 20,
di,iousl buildings to the value OF SAC wv
And others contracted for, aseres lung
ss5p 600 more in value. In October there
Va. an auction sale of town lots y men
Melted t37s,o50. Similar sales VIII De
hsid again in May and October of THE
wear. Coal, iron. clay, timber and quarry
n,;viieess may be leased on basis OF
roy attic. from the American A'. ,,sn. 90
~ ...;.tapt manager At Middlesboroueh.
M E.E. Malcolm, The companies IN
.....,sa .,s DESTROYS frst Of all to induce
settlement. ard the establishment OF sorE,
on their property, and offer mo-! , n.si. :,
,naucemeu.s to manufacturers TO loo 'se a
uiadlesborourh. Many manufac aferl
have alre aiy avsiled themselves OF the ID
vantases offered.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-08
Track and Stable Gossip.


' ~ e. LAffAoee Oh Dover returned
''""' VIC Do''o" horse ohow rev days
~s'' "''"sns WIN MIN Ms fali blood Fer
s"'''" yeAi""s hefcuie'' which took the
h'" prize III MS Glass; also his ere, Major
''"e' winch 'oook the nfst prize OF 500 for
oe' NURSE WIN -FOUR OF DIS COTS Three OF
tue iA"ef were aiso prize winners, one Of
'"e"' oeins hefcuies' MAJOR Dome Is
""nea NJ 'ne ce'eofa'ed isiand STOCK Farm
q" orAd'oro, MASS and may without exag-
se'A"o" oe SPOKEN OF - among the most emf
"e"' Vi refchefon STATIONS In this country
having 'n'Arisoiy taken leading prizes wher-
ever SHOWN. In color ne Is pure black, with
heAVy name ana TALL very attractive. He
iof nands high and weighs about 1900
IDS being seven years old last April. He
easily foads eight miles an hour, his
acton oeing easy and perfect. Piscata-
gus county 10 De congratulated
upon the presence OF this fine horse within
It's iimit'' ana the farmers are certainly IN
w 49, '"' ""es he
I" DONG IN their behalf
Co'. j Ii clarke OF MAncht ster, n IT,,
bought good mare OF Mr.. }. z Lander
OF Dover. last week. through Mr. ID. 4.
Larrabee' Inc price paid was good one.
MI. Lander mas SOLD quite a number OF
horses to go outside the county.
shepard Cali OF Dresden has sold his
four yesr-oid n!iy by Jocco, to Mr.. Z. ii.
Reed OF Richmond, the price paid being
S4oo. She Is quite FAST
Chas' L. S'ackpoie OF Gardiner for his
three-yea'-oid haroinser '@iiion' Young
hsfoinger' ~hich so far !" ehtireiy uhde-
veioped IN point OF spetd' refused snort
time since essh oner OF SOU. ms colt
was ored oy ~ D humphrey or BRAD
'oru' on1 Oh "t'eo'' mare
Inc west oA'oru Afr'cu''ufa ooc'e'y
VIII nave rouf'" VI 'u9 'e'eo.A''o" y"
us srounu' '"'' 'e''' " eo''''' u a" VII"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-08

ave nfst iron of the new electric road
zen laid. About thirty men COM
eeea operations yesterday morning al
ee'nef Of Bond and State ssrerts. By
- past three in the afternoon the iron wsa
= mr. I" st. Mary church and this too
made where il vas necessary to sinh
~ deep into the road bed. Today the
WI be easier. II vas thought
'usi L Aarston's teams could haul thu
'aa enough for the layers, but By
= bad not only supplied them bu
81 ased on them BY one days work
good showing. for considerable
u experienced in loading 1t tn,
b, nese being 20 much water Their
= ~ evernowed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-08

The rear end of Horace Cony's ice stack
lust below the Journal office, collapsed
9th a crash, last night. about nine O'Clock
the ice probably having been worn away
IN the lower tiers by the water. Fortu
ua.ely for Mr. Cony he has already shipped
large norton of his ice from that place
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-08
A Proposed Y. C A. Conference.

There will be meeting here at the Y
NJ. C. A. rooms Friday at z. NJ, Of tht
Central Y. NJ. {. A District Committee
of this State to take some action in regart
TO holding District Conference early il
June. The place of holding the Con
ference will probably be decided on a
this meeting.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-08

Al are entitled to the best that their
money viii buy, 90 every family should
h.vs Al once. Z bottle If the best family
r.medy. syrup Of nss. 70 cleanse the ~.
-. ~hsn cossiye or bilious. fos sale IN
r. snd n 90 bodies BY all LEADING drug
giss.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-08

A boom of logs having broken at FAIR
Seld. the river was full Of a)ating giants o.
the forest last evening. A huge Jam col
lected on one of the bridge piers but wa
carried away finally by the swift cure Mt.