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Daily Republican., 1890-02-07
Attend To Your Eyes.

Thousands OF persons who are suffering
with severe headache are unaware that
their eyes arc failing, and no relief with
ont pair of suitable glasses. Prof Well,
305 Market street, with his improved
glasses aui scientific examination, will
give relic! ut once.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-07

Smyth s. Wilkins will sell at publ.
sale, tomorrow (Sstutday) afternoon
the iour-story brick building. No. l..
Fourth street, which Is one of the best
business Stands In our city. Also the
brick house No 6!5 West Seventh
street. For particulars see adv.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-07
A New n,,i Siurtlinc LION.

That Good Enough" tobacco is good
enough for King. 80 ia Durstein',
Umbrella, which lie will give with ever,
2l-pound box for a limited time. Dur
stein, No. D East Second street. p. s.
The sale ct SanrJsa cigars is increasing
Daily Republican., 1890-02-07

A native Armenian, Rev. Gabriclian, o
graduate oil Princeton Theological semi
nary, delivered lecture ip Hanover
Presbyterian Church last night Oh Gar.
menia aad Armeniaus,"
Daily Republican., 1890-02-07

when lovely woman stoops to folly"
| and goes out In this snow without her In
dia rubhers, the on y art to cure b. !
cold is TO buy one bottle OF DIR. Buil's
Cough Syrup at % cents and take 1t.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-07

Drop In and look at our 81, s. 25 and
81. 10 mems cali Shoes, the best in Will
Eiuston at the price. 206 Market street.
above Second, east side, Bsbcoek's.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-07

The hast we ever bought at The pric, Is
what every purchaser says OF the liiue
Kid shoes Tor ladies, misses aud children
at bs6rccE's, 2o6 Market street, above
Second. East side. East side.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-07

TIE famous Bshr Bros. pianos. with
cylinder top and tone NUN r, only a.
l.obslen's, 10 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-07

'speak this speech, as ! tell you, trip.
piugly Oh the tongue Say that one Of
the great b.neiaciors Of the ago is a small
bottle OF Salvation Oil, the greatest cure
on earth for pain. Only % cents,
Daily Republican., 1890-02-07

Nathaniel B. Hill, Thirteenth and Clay
luont streets, d. a'rr IN cigars and oyster,
- indicted for seisug oisars on sum-,
Istead OF liQt OF. "t
Daily Republican., 1890-02-07

EuR RENT, PART OF A LARGE
= hons with family of tso. Gas AID
bath IL desired Apply at IVA King strsel.
.-7-gL-
Daily Republican., 1890-02-07

As perfectly safe and reliable tcnic ia
regulate the bowels and brace up and
renoyate the system, Laxador is just the
thing. At druggists. Price IS cents.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-07

Messrs. Griffith aud Rowe will discon.
ttnue their Saturday night hops Of Rising
Sun alter tomorrow night, but they will
give their last one on the 18th Inst
Daily Republican., 1890-02-07

At the meeting OF the Epworlh k
oil Union NJ. X. Church. last evening
following program was rendered;
Singing. .,........... 10y colls'sh1
Prayer. ...........by Mr.. Robert W
Laura Bakor torganist), rifle ihIa
Emma Watson, kntie KIM. AllS|
Saville, Lille oliver. DAWN
Baker, VIM. Lingo, Aimed
Lingo. " m. Mckcnziel
Chas. l. Stenglc.
When, Where and How aid Met.sj
Originate. ...............b oIf"
instrumental Duet,
Alfred Dennis and l,abe1ssI.
Recitation. by Miss Mi,ttkiw'
Duett, Abide with me, r,,l
. Misses Katie King, kmma W. w.
Essay, The Modern Girl. ..bs ,'foS'
REcKss-lO minutes.
Qunrtette, ~
Katie King. Einina Watson. " ~, IA
WIN. Mo kenzic-LaulH hAesh
ganist.) ,,u
Proposition OF New MehhcM
Collection. IA
A German Reading. go MI. ,tet NJ
instrumental Solo. Mr.. ko'ei'
Essay, The Modern Boy. mn, ID
RenodictIon .bys oar ~
Daily Republican., 1890-02-07

On Tuesday last . Deputy United
States Marshall libeled the steamer David
Utley, for $50 wages due John B. Bur-
baRe. Tie claim has been paid aud the
steamer 10 now 81 the Harlan Il Hollings.
worth Company's yards for repairs.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-07

The celebrated Story 4 Clark organ.
dee these handsome instruments ouly a
i;obelen's, ITO Market street.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-07

Ivers 81 Ponds and Newly & Eveu's
p'auos In new and beautiful CAGES, only
ut Robelen's, 40 Market street,
Daily Republican., 1890-02-07

beh'ing pianos, Emerson pianos Hale
pianos, only at Rebelens, ITO Market
street.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-07

Fifteen good secondhand pianos, from
SO % llsj. Sc these bargains at i,obe-
lens, 10 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-07

Cooking butter 8 cents per pound In
tub lots at Tatnall's creamery, Fourth
and Shipley stree 8.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-07

Two hundred dozen ladies' fancy
STRIPED hose tic. pair. Wonderful
bargain. e. h. Riley, 22s King,
Daily Republican., 1890-02-07

Grea, bargain In ladies' hosiery. II
GEMS. wor,h 20 aud IS cents. r.. B.
Riley, 2!s King.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-07

The world renowned Knabc piaqos, I, q
best pianos now made, only ~ Robe sa's.
40 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-07
Hosiery,

Two hundred dozen lsdie9 fancy
striped hose l7c. pair. Wonderful
bargain. Il Is. Riley, 22S King.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-07

Tie largest sslection Of al = ,, ",
class maIsh 81 pianos ana ,uo,tG 4
easy terms and on easy nv, ~
ments, at Robsisa's, ITO AsfA'
Daily Republican., 1890-02-07

Masquerade suits t. hire at Mrs.
Henze's, 32l East Fourth street,
Daily Republican., 1890-02-07

To-morroy promises to be partly
cloudy. followed by rain and rather
warmer. Similar conditions will proba-
bly, prevail Oh Sunday.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-07

Twenty Barrels
Eat oysters Monday, Spicer & Co., no
SOL King atrest.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-07

Largest, cheapest and best assortment
ef valentines lie at Adams e. Bros, 5OA
Market street.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-07

Harness repaired promptly al Peri
i0l W. Eighth street
Daily Republican., 1890-02-07

The place 10 get the osst a 20, = No.
valentines 10 81 Adams y D."
Market etreeA
Daily Republican., 1890-02-07

Great Reduction.
Fayter's old reliable $500 shoes can
now be bought for $3.50.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-07

We Commence
This week our broken lots sale o''
women's boys aud gills shoe' ID,
cocks, 206 Market street, ~ 4
Second. East side. East SUI
aide.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-07
49, . -
Hosiery.

Great bargajp In lsdlos . n >
esnth, worth - and %
Riley, 9SS kiHR.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-07

IGOR RENT.-HoUsE AND FOUR
lis. Also house, stsblis and ifueiing fot
w.lia cip lHpisf "A Y, snsse s,, St Az.
tly 20 Noclis on ii,,er premI.e Se a Pei; or
Daily Republican., 1890-02-07

State oi Thermometer
at the REPUBLICAN, office to-day, in the
Jhado;
7o'clock lOo'clock 12 O'Clock
~ % "a
Daily Republican., 1890-02-07
BEFORE.

The way we are selling
clothing this week looks very
much az if we would quit
before the 25th Of March.
Remember. we are going to
quit just as soon as We can
sell our stock-nexa week, II
we can do it by that time,
but by the a5th Of March
we will quit anyhow. To sell
our Mems. Youths. Boys
and Children's Suits and
Overeoats we almost allow
you to name your own
prices. Come early; it will
pay you. You may never
have such an opportunity
again.
HARRY hart,
Daily Republican., 1890-02-07

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! menis. or II desired on other arcomns- :
da,lnE terms, n two-story frame house, Nc.
Ws., az ssrs& ~ Ayg,,y Z. ARR an. ~ .
Daily Republican., 1890-02-07
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Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1890-07-19
TOWN Topics

nllChVy ~ A2'oiiSh'
White Lime in any quantities for
sale by r. II. Mason.
The tomato crop is very short on
account of the drouth.
Miss Ada Thurman is visiting
Monteagle this week.
Mr.. c. c. Murphy made bust
ness trip to Jasper this week.
Mr.. Robt. Quarles spent last Sum
day here with his family here.
Another large new stock of fresh
candies just opened at d. 0. Jenkins.
DR.. NJ. Anderson's family have
gone to Clarktown to spend few
weeks.
1t is never too warm to find a
nice stock of fresh candies at d. O.
Jenkins.
Try those fine California Hams
at the New York Store. Only 10 cts.
per pound.
IS. M. Griswold has been inter-
viewing our cigar and tobacco dealers
this week.
-Messrs. d. F. and w. w. Wal
lace are taking in the convention at
Nashville.
Miss Write High, of Alexandria,
is visiting here, and is the guest of
Miss Fannie Gross.
Mr.. /. j. Thurman was among the
visitors from this place to the City of
Rocks this week.
Mr.. j. f. 'Morford, one of the
delegates to the State convention, re-
turned home Wednesday.
VIM. Thurman left Wednesday
for Jackson county on visit to Mr..
and Mrs. j. H. Cummins.
Mrs. A. c. Johnson, of Nashville,
is visiting her mother, Mrs. n. Girls
void, on Smithville Street.
Good judges of the beverage say
that D. l.. Brown certainly makes
the best soda water in town.
Judge j. P. Smith and wife of
Chattanooga, are here to spend few
weeks out at the Hart place.
The Board of Education will
meet in the STANDARD editorial
room at O'Clock this morning.
Miss Kate Lyle of Murfreesboro,
is here to srend several weeks with
her sister, Mrs. Chas. Colville.
WANTED Coal, Iron and Tim
Der Land. Address Havron & Ba-
ker, Potts uilding, McMinnville.
Mrs. I. G. Safely and Miss Nam
ME Balm, left Wednesday for a two
weeks visit to relatives in Tracy City.
Miss Bessie Quarles of Nashville,
is here spending few weeks with
her sisterein>law, Mrs. r. T. Quarles.
Miss Maggie Culbert and Miss Es-
tella Fisher, of Nashville, are visit
ing Miss Fannie Fisher of this place.
Mrs. Mary Mankle, of Knoxville,
arrived Wednesday on a visit to her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Steedley
Miss Laura Black, who had been
visiting friends in Shelbyville for q
few weeks, returned home last Satur-
day.
Mrs. Meeks and Miss Eubanks
Of Nashville,who have been spending
few weeks here, returned home
Thursday.
Miss Willie Hume, of Nashville
came home with Miss Mary Ritchey
last Saturday, and will spend severa
weeks here.
Mr.. Will Mabry, of Birmingham
who is visiting friends and relative
in this county, was in town one da!
this week.
The STANDARD Office is prepared
to furnish election tickets in an.
quantity on short notice. Hand il
your orders early.
Country merchants should re
member that they can buy schoo
books from Ritchey & Bostick a
Nashville prices.
Mr.. p. w. Horn, a travelling col
respondent of the Nashville Banner
was here Thursday afternoon gather
ing up news and items of interest 70
that popular and progressive journal
H. D. Park, a delegate from Ohio
county, became insane while in atter
dance upon the convention at Nasf
vile this week.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1890-07-19
MEANWHILE, TENNESSEE, SATURDAY, JULY 10, 1890.

Miss Daisy Biles has a charming
visitor this week in the person of
Miss Beulah Vaughn, of Murfreess
kOro
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FOUND
WANTED.

ENOUND-A place where ladies can have eas.
u side garments cat and made. Nrs. L, =.
HAMLkx, " DridEe ~. sepssdSDs
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n nnu,h<y Of ruii.ioanires Bho have heeeue
.asnne In ms city OF Aeu rosk ALONE y prrfsefiy
zDpaIlfnx Mr. Giilian San S<hzirk. Mr. thss-
m nfiss M thzs- .fehs 90, nr- Ghzs- - Leupp.
cslonei Weiis NJ. John fiat ~ have becp1e -
naxked has This bees that nos cniy have pay
si<szns sosi<ed Il, hak tbs psopse are tAik1ns
Ab0us Il. There seems to BE- oesAef thai some
thing shoaid BE- asse 10 preywnt the Poss.oa1fy
Of iDssniry, pxxziysis or <utdeM dezth. whtch ars
the posf ireYaens results o. nent1i strain An
.hese things give their warning In nav knce,
Headaches ase their heralds- Mental dcpEes-
sscn. weakness, fHlinsss In the head. ueDbaak
in the hAnds pzieness, dtnsness Of the eyes. ring
ing in the ears, these thlnxs are the forerunnrrs
Of the disaster beforr the Hnzl stage u reached
II l. gratifying to realize that there Is no ne
cen atty for this premature breaking doUn- Inc
brain and nefTons 5. siem eza BE- fed the
pruper food Il used. lasestixAsion BY very
masy pfoninent men has shown that fzine' .
C<iery Composld acts as absolute food for
The bfxin and nerves. II rebuilds brain itssne,
rtinsgstes the 1krTes and reneBs where nature
hns become run doxu- iT. A. W. Newton, oil
Rosteu says CT e.: .When man comes to me
and Gays hr has lost his appftiie. lost his seep,
lost his peace of mind and that life has become q
burden, know he ID Is pretty serious con
difior. l say 20 him. Keep up your courage,
take this prescription and in > few days you IN
feel . new man. The prescription insAr1abiy
give In saeh cases Is Paine's Celery Compound
have Investigated the novel composition ana
tested its tnsetiseness b sides successfully pre-
scribinx IT. personally ase Il
| uf,xSdW
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try. Several other nice monuments have
been placed in the cemetery this fall
Ship carpenters are now cutting ship tim
Der in this section for the Belfast yards
Mr.. Fletcher worked in this vicinity lasl
winter cutting ship timber.
UNIrY.
Paul Apes of Wellington, Nevada, II
visiting his parents. He has been absent
nine ycsrs.-The people Of the village gave
their pastor pounding to the amount Of
S24.30.-High school began Monday, the
18th, under the instruction of w. Z. Pea
body of DixmOnt.--We received a pleasant
call from Prof. J. Perley who was teach
er of peamanship at st. Rents Hill for q
number of years.--Our first snow storm Of
the season Tuesday morning was = remind
er Of what is near at hand.-Lefore 81
Webb, our sheep buyer. drove in a flocl
of sheep and lambs Tuesday morning. MI
Webb buys on commission and handler
quite large number.
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A. ]. Libby, of the Pine Tree Stock
Farm. 10 now erecting fine stable, the only
one of the kind in this section. 1t is 70 be
l4lxss feet in dimensions, and 81 feet
posted. The roof will be entirely support
ed by trusses. 90 that the floor space shall
be entirely clear. On the two sides will be
arranged the box stalls, rs in number, and
vsry Jog in dimension from 22xl4 feet to
l2Axl4 feet. The stable will set on the
ground and in the open space between the
rows of stalls Mr.. Libby will
have tan bark covered pad
dock for exefcising his colts 10 stormy
weather. A miniature track will be laid
around the outside on which 10 exercise the
trostefs. The stretches will be I2e feet
and the curves 60 feet long making the
entire track about $50 feet long. The
new stable will sit in the open spaee BE-
tween the old stable and the house and
will face the south The contract has been
let 10 Mr.. James Hodkkins. the vell-knoun
contractor Of this city. The lumber is on
the ground. foundation comuenced and
Mr.. Hodskins promises that the sable
shall be completed Jan. 1. 1880. Il viii
cost in the neighborheod Of 5000. Mr..
Libby now has "a horses q the farm and
il mach in need Of the room which The mem
cable viii furnish. Dss- Breed ssd
Deeksa, Two Of Bsstsa,s prom
insst veessinasiaas were = he farm SIoa-
Day ard perfosned ssvcfA diAcnlt opera
tisss = some u he hsrsss left there for
Res1nest, al q which ~efs fenine nsly
ssceessesl. n. Lihsy - ~ Aaaasone
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L
WORK on tne new h'gh 'cnoo' - n'!
compie'eo' ra'n'e'S were .. "''A =" WIS
ex'efiot ana INFERIOR yesterday ."' '"'
cafpentery "ofA wiz oe e"'"p'e''u 'o'
Inc exterior IN afcni'ee'orAi uesis" '"u
hnish 10 "ioaei VI i' glass; A"e Wv"
either emu WIN 'he oa'cohy saPpo''e0 ~
'nfee handsome p'i'afs present . n'os' "'~1
tifui appearance Inc granite 'li""ins'
are pleasing contrast win tne oeep 'eu
OF the brick work. Through the courtesy
OF MI Cocnrane OF the schooi conni''ee'
tne JOURNAL representative hao 'he p'eas-
ure OF viewing me ouiidihg ior nin'e'i
IL the beauty OF tne exterior '''iAe' INC
eye OF Tue observer ne IL ~ as'ee"o'' su
prised Shen oehoiuihg tue INFERIOR i"u
enter the doof al the south which opens III
TO the boys nail which IN turn opens ii'o
the man study foom' mere ''A'f' i'"u W
recisanoh rooms ABOVE ana 10 .ne os''a'
oeiow. Inc girls nail anu CLOAK roon Is
much aitef the style OF the boys anu A''o
mas stars leading 70 the fectatoh rooms
Ane main s'uoy too"' !. large anu "o'
ilghted and Will ACCOMMODATE sohie "ine'y
pupiis. Inc WOOD ~orK Oh TINS 'oo" as
wen ~ tnA' Oh tue "nole ouiiai"s J" VI
pohshea ASH anu tue Wills Vi s'i' pun
'int' shAde saiu 70 De very ss'eeaoie "
Tue eyes Inc '"o ''"'i '"'e' opea ',''o .
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time leaving her two children sged five and
two years alone. The eldest procured
some matches and set fire to the bed.
When Mrs. Grass returned the bed vas
nearly consumed and the flames spreading
rapidly. 1t was promptly extinguished
however, with slight damages to the build.
| ing -Friday, as Moses Miller attempted to
harness vicious horse, he attacked him
| tearing ALMOST all the flesh from his Jaw
and decorating his hsnd and arm badly
His wounds were edressed by DIR. L. w
Boyer.--As J. X. Weed, Jr and wife were
returning home from Houlton Saturday
evening. they came in collision with another
| team on the Lowell hill, throwing them
both out, the wheels passed over Mr.. Weed
| injuring his shoulder somewhat, Mrs.
Weed escaped unipjursd.-W. s. Howe
has sold his stock of dry goods
| and groceries to Mr.. A. A. Stifhsm
Mrs. Frances E. Harper of Philadelphia
gave lecture to q crowded house Sunday
evening under the auspices of the W. c.
T. U.
WOODLAND.
Isaac Z. Bearce & Son have feIled and
cleared i've sores Of hard wood land and
have 1t all ready for crops. They bare
just finished threshing their grain. 29a
bushels in ALL They have one OF the bes,
and most promising two-year-old colts in
town weighing 1855 lbs. They own the
farm formerly osned by Mr.. Willard
Glidden.-Yonr correspondent had the
pleasure Of calling on bis friend John
EDDY, who has bis Challenge Wind Milf
in working order Mr.. Eddy kindly took
me through his wef1 house and showed me
the working Of bis mill. The work, with
the exceptions Of the machinery and iron
work. vas made BY himself. Everything
works ia perfect order and he is well
pleased With it.-In passing through the
town Of New Sweden few days ago and
talking With some of the farmers there, I
ind they have harvested good crops the
past season. There are marks Of prosper
ity upon every hand. New buitdfngs are
being built and old ones repaired. o. W.
Gardner, who has bad branch sore al the
s'Capitar for number Of yeaTs past, has
bsilt himseh very nice, neat and con.
nodious stofs near his starch factory,
which 10 nearly ready for occupancy. The
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colts which be viii enter for the $4,000
Charter Oak stake for foais Of 1890, to be
trotted in '93 and "a. They are Fisher
Boy, by Arrival. out Of Lady Fisher, and
Idol. by Arrival, out of the Stevens
mare, India. The entries close Jan. LIST,
and Mr.. Libby looks for these two Wilkes
descendants to make ereditable showing,
barring accidents.
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Will Lawrence, the witness who did not
obey the summons to appear before Judge
Stewart today in cose Of State W.. Wallace
Simpson, on trial for keeping liquor nui-
sauce, and who WAS thouget to be hidden
away BY interested parties, was found this
afternoon by Deputy Sheriff Pollard, who
will probably keep him where he can be
had when wanted in court pext Thursday
afternoon. Old man Libby had not been
secured ut last accounts.
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The goods are nov about if no, quite all
GU. Of Rogers store. corner Of Main and
Temple Streets, and looking upon the place
% it stands empty one 10 impressed with
the oigness Of its dimensions. There il
considerable curiosity on the part of the
people who indulge in such feelings te
know by whom and for what the store is
to be occupied 1t will all come out pretty
soon. however.
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We are requested to state that there ha.
been no soliciting committee appointed by
the Associated Charities to solicit food fol-
the Thanksgiving dinner to the poor. as il
was thought that the citizens would respond
without being asked to. Therefore, do not
wait for someone to ask you to give, but
one week from today carry in your con
tributions Of food to the Grand Army hall
and your money to the treasurer, Mr.. p. II.
Winslow,
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Palmer, the bookseller and stztioner, is
nov considering the removal Of his bust
ness from it, present quarters opposite
Central Block to the store 10 the Dsnforth
block next door above the post office. The
new stoss will receive . new floor, coun-
tiers. shelving, ETC., and will be finely ap-
pointed in every way for the successful
prosecution of business.
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He Yelled Kemp's Balsam.

yell Take Kemp's Balsam, the best
cough cure" always do when l hear 4
man cough. and can't help il. 1t saved
me and it will cure you. was threatened
with pneumonia last winter and ii broke il
up. 1t helps the children out when their
throats are sore, cures their coughs, and
tastes 30 good. The first dose helps you.
So writes A. X. Arnold, engineer on the
West Shore Ry., at Canal ohsfie, N. Y.
noy4deod&v4v
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Berry, the decorator. 10 nov ss work on
the interior decorations Of the Catholic
church. II vss found necessary to take
ont the eoIorsd sindows and put in plain
glass ones before sufficient light conld be
secured 10 carry on the work. The church
will be handsomely decorated and will pos
sess one of the finest interiors Of any Cath
olic church in the state.
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At the hearing held on Monday evening
before the Board of Aldermen, the cor
porators of the Gardiner & Randolph rail-
road petitioned for the location Of the road
IS already made public, A petition from
several prominent business men was pre-
sented against granting the company per-
mission to lay ito iron through Water street.
After hearing all interested parties, the
aldermen adjourned until Friday evening.
when they will hold an executive session
and decide the matter.
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Bank Examiner Geo. d. Bisbee has pre-.
pared his report of the Fairfield Saving,
Bank as it existed Oct Sth- AT that time
the deposits amounted to 1928. 1876; reserve
fund, Sl0.s9s.23; special reserve fund
$500; profits, s5,s92.7s. The bank il
now doing business in its new quarters
where things are conveniently arranged
with plenty of room in which to get around
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-11-19

Washington Lawrence, a man well
known in this place, died at his home in
Pittston on Thursday of last week, from
the effects of paralytic shock received
Wednesday. The deceased was rs years
of age and most uprigh, and honorable
man in every respect. His desth will be
seriously felt bymany friends.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-11-19

VIM II. MeLaia, who has been manager
Of the Reuben Glue" eonpsny during this
season.. severed bis connection with the
company in this city, Monday, and left in
the evening for Bangor, where he has ae-
cepted . posision on the ssaH Of the Daily
News.