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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-06

Ar Tar GREAr
SYNDICATE CLOTHING SALE,
COR. 9TH AND SIS.
The public knows this sale was oranized by three az
the largest wholesale clothing houses IN New York,
wished TO dispose Of their sur stock amount-
ing 10 over a quarter Of a million dollars Just
third their value The clothing very stylish Of
very best MATERIAL and the entire assortment ~
SO cents the dollar Of manufacturing cost.
Mems Heavy Beaver Overcoats, s4- ~.
Mems oolen-lined Oyercoats. 500.
Mems Storm listers. S3.35
Mems Genuine Mantagnac ChiDchilla Satin-l1no1
Overcoats, $500.
Mems Royal Kersey Overcosts, Ss SO.
Mems Scotch GETAWAY suits. S5. 20,
Mems Wide Vale Dress suits. s775.
Mems Finest Grade Corkscrew suits, el060.
Mems Good Business suits, $o.25.
Boys' Plated suits e1.25
Boys Pants. 2Sc
Boys Overcoats, &1.15
Mems Good Working Pants, $50
Mems Atwood Pznts Ell 40.
Fine Dress Pants, al. So
Come and for yourself that the above statements
are correct IN every particular.
Sc coz 9th and Z in the large four-story BRICK
building
d31 SYNDICATE CLOTHING SALE
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CITY ITEMS.

Sensational Advertisements tire the pub
hc Don't waste time on them. The FAIR SD
9TH street n. W.. must sell Of their stock before
moving. Read their ad on the fourth page. 1t
We do Not Advertise to mislead but to
instruct; and when we claim to show the finest
line OF SOC. Neckwear in town we don't mean
lot OF left overs from Christmas. but new
goods-just in.
Franc, One Price, It'll and d.
Salvation Oil is at once prompt and reliable
Is pain cure. Price only 25 cts a bottle.
100000 Worth or Dry Goods
AT cost. Come to the sale.
ja6-6t@ s. ID. BURcH 4 Co.. 1908 It'll ST. NV
Borden's Livcrinc-Best remedy for La
Grippe; preventative and cure Soc pint bot.
tie. OWENS, Sd and II SITS. NV lts
Piano Tuning and Repairing.
Square Pianos, $50; Uprights. -. by Y.
BECKER, Piano Ware Rooms. sol 9th ST NV
Experience of over 25 years Best references as
expert Leave orders or send postal. iaS-sts
Bailey's 81 Saw and 55c. Ratchet. ja2-5t
For Cheap, Quick Fire
Buy Washington Gas Company's Coke
dI-Sm JOHNSON Bios. Agents.
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&. ID. BrRcu a IN

s. ID. BIRCH Co.,
i50S It'll street northwest
are selling all kinds dry goods at cost.-Adut.
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CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY LECTURES.

JANUARY COURSE
EVERY WEnNES DAY AND FRIDAY At 4:45 4. NJ,
In the Loc;u ilal III TIE Catholic University
WEDNESDAY. Jan. S-PkCF. JOS. sCHROEDERs
Der fcssiIIisnus, order die hlosOp hischen
SchN - Lseher.
NEpNL. DAY, Jan. 15-PEOF. BOUQNILLONt
L'oug e DIES druits de In lmme
WEDNESDAY. Jan. 22-PKOE. POHLE: John Stuart
MILF on 1 heel m.
WEDNESDAY, Jin. 29-BIsHoP kEANE: Herbert
SpenCer's II rst Principles"
On the Fridays IN janusly Series Of Lectures on
Astronomy, by ISey. GEO n. SEARLE. As follows.
FRIDAY, Jan. lO-Il tr due An arrnt motions
q tie celestial spaore and the ITIuo heavenly
bod.es
FRIDAY, Jan. l7-shape, size AID rotation Of the
earth
FRIDAY, Jan. 24-Distance, dimensions aud physical
c1ustltutIs.I of the sun.
FRIDAY, JanSl-I ight and heat q the sun
.a3-.t
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REFERRED TO THE ASSESSOR.
Should Notice of Tax Sales of Property
be Put on Certificates OF Unpaid Taxes?

In making out certificates for unpaid taxes,
for which charge of so cents is made by the
District government, an applicant is furnished
with certificate showing what taxes, assess
ments or other charges are due the Dis
trict up to date. Heretofore the great
trouble has been that the certificate
did not contain notice of any previous tax sale,
and by this failure to report such sale pur-
chaser would have no knowledge that the prop
erty he was about to acquire was ever sold for
taxes, and in two years the person who bought
the ground at the tax sale could come i'll and
demand his deed.
Several years ago it was the custom to put
these sales upon the certificates, but a verbal
order of the Commissioners little over a
year ago did away with this. The law on the
subject is that the certificate shall state all
taxes due the District, and when a piece of
property il sold for taxes it is considered that
the District has been satisfied and the noting
of the sale on the certificate is not necessary.
The Commissioners have had their attention
called to the existing state of affairs by letter
from Messrs. Fish & Miller, which they
sent to Assessor Williams for report.
In this letter Messrs. Fish & Miller ask an
order to the assessor and collector of taxes to
place the tax certificates not only the
amount of taxes due but the additional infor-
mation-when sold for taxes, the amount for
which sold. to whom sold, date of sale and, if
deed has been executed, to whom.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-06
The Death Record.

During the three days ending at noon
today deaths were reported to the health
Office follows: Bridget DAILY, 55 years;
James Bickham, 76 years; Adeia Cooper, 80
years; Thomas Sullivan. % years; Patrick
Kline, so years; Percy b. McMurry. "a years;
Louisa Chadwell so years; Thos. Jones, ~
years; Charlotte Sydnor. 43 years; Alfred Pey-
ton, years; Vim. +. Pinkney. year; Charles
Ash, "a years; Jno. A. En5ie. year; Chas. A.
jackson, 81 years. Samuel \. Whittier, 63 years;
Alfonso II. Parks, 81 years; Thomas kenney, SO
years; Frederick WelG, 50 years; Sarah f..
Downing, AZ years. John Z. Talkwell, &c years;
Frederick Mussans. IS years; Jos. YOungbloOd.
81 years; Henry Payne, As years; Emma G..
Clarke, ii years; Katrina Schneider, 2 years;
John ElmOre kolb, year; Margaret Herr
mann, 10 months: Thomas b. Gil. IL years;
Horace Beaver, IS years; Ann Williams, 60
years; Laura Foster, % years; Sanford Green,
20 years; Estella J. Terrell, 8 years; Mary
Arthur. years; Adna A. Thomas, / year;
PantLera Toiliyer, ! year; Eddie Brown,
days; Jos. Ferguson, Is years; Jane E. Thomas,
% Years.
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!. S. FISHER. florist. 1925 Pa. ave. NV

Our $3.50 overcoats have no equal for style,
IT. finish. EISEMAS Bros. 18th and Z.
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LECTURES.
- GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY COURSE OF PUB
" Lie LECTURES.
REV. y. RUSSO, So,
will lecture in
CASTOR Memorial Hall Georgetown College.
1.-THE RATIONAL BASIS OF TRUE CIVILIZATIONS
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY :. 1880. at 9 a. pm

WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 8. 1880. at a. pm
The remaining lectures
Wednesday, January -, surgeon Gen John r.
Hamilton, M ID. LID, Physical Culture, Ancient
and Modern"
y he Eeudgl ~ stem II Europe and the Conflict u
the Roman NlNll Law with the Common Law OF Ing
land
"Wednesday. January 30 Rev John g. HAxen \ J.,
"A Nlgit', urk at the Observatory"
Admission. 30 cents. ja6-3t
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1890-12-11
5@; 10 Per can't SO; Aud feas,
I %; adv'tG, 9 Total amt dueaD a

663; 10 Per cent, SO; Aud feos.
l %; adv'tg, 2 Total amt dueoD A
WALKER Bios, Salt Lake: N e
OF NV M SW u Of NE NSec
16, T SO, R 20, $50. Total val,
loo. Gen tax, 81; 10 per cent,
30; Aud fees. i %; adv'tg, q
Total ami due. N6 90
Notice is further given that 10 per
cent. on the amount OF each item Of
original tax, together with slips Aud
ltor's Zee, and 81 costs Of advertising
Tor each item will be collected in adj
dltlon to the amount Of original tax
In each OF said cases Of delinquency,
ano il said original taxes, penalties
and costs be not sooner collected or
paid to me that will at O'Clock p.
NJ, on Monday, the 18th day OF Janu-
airy, 1891, at the front door of the
Courthouse Of said county, at the
town OF Elko, therein sell each and
every parcel Of said described prop
erty for the total amouat Of the orig
inal tax, penalty and costs set opposite
to each parcel thereof respectively,
to the person or persons who will pay
the amount Of the original tax, penal
ty and costs for the smallest parcel of
the property described opposite there
to respectively, in each case Of delin-
quency, and that all property sold at
such sale and each parcel thereof, is
subject to redemption within six
months after the date of sale by pay
ment OF all Of said sums against the
same, or each parcel thereof respect
lively, with 3 per cent. per month
thereon, from the date Of said sale I'M
til paid.
L. E. MORGAN,
County Treasurer and exc fficio
Tax Receiver.
Elko, New, Nov. q, 1890.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1890-12-11

PEDDLER Tin coneiliatory tone)-tT
presume those lovely children in the
yard ore yours, madam2" Madam
tfrigidly)-'I have no children" Ped
dlcr-"Pardon me; since see you more
closely I see that tho brats could not
possibly DO yours"
"WANTED-reliable men," read Mrs.
Basoom from the advertising columns Of
the paper. Then she raised her glasses
upon her forehead, looked severely at
her husband and remarked: "And the
world IL wait considerable number of
centuries yet before it gets 'em."
1--WE gotta complaint to Make" said
an office boy TO his employer. "What is
itP" THE hook-keeper kicked me, sir.
] don't want no book-keeper TO kick
me-" "Of course he kicked you. You
don't expect me to attend to every thing,
do your can't look after all the little
details Of the business MYSELF
UNCLE RAsTUs Ito his young Hopefully,
"Dolphus, yo' Young rascal, yo' take dat
slate pencl outeR yo' mouf an stop
chowin' itr' Dolphus--''Yes, pa" I'm
Gle Rastus = "Don' yo' know 1t am dam
rerous to de linin' OBJ do stummaels to
chow slate pencils2 Some day eddica-
ton will kill yo', chile--kilI yo', sho'."
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1890-12-11

NoRBURG NELSON, Tuscarora:
House on lots 3 & 4. blk Q, town
of Tusc, 800. Total val, 100.
Gen tax, 2 25; Tusc special
school, 40; 10 per cent, .26; Aud
fees, 1 25; adv'tg, 2. Total amt
due "a II
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1890-12-11

NILES A n, Tuscarora; House in
blk M, about 200 tt w of West
Ave, owned and occupied by A
HNiles in Tusc, 500. Total val,
100. Gen tax, 2 %; Tusc spec
ial school, 40; 10 per cent. %;
Aud fees, l 25; adv'tg, 2. Total
amt due. S6
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-03-18
Just = Difference Of Opinion.

The artists are always finding fault, In
every cline and country, with the worh
Of the local " hanging committee.
Never was an artist who did not claim
if any OF his work was exhibited in an
exhibition, that the unfortunate hang
ing committee" had dwarfed his effort
by hanging it in the worst possible place
At an exhibition in this city certain
artist had a work accepted and was re
quested by the hanging committee to visit
the gallery and pick out his own place
He did SO. When the exhibition wa,
opened a fellow artist who visited Il
found fault with the place given one o.
his own paintings. but will not speal
Of my own work." he said to the party
to whom he was complaining. Nov
there is IS picture over there. Al
idiot would have put it in bettel
place." When he found out later tina
- had made his own selection of posi-
ton he had nothing further to say. Chi
cago Herald.
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RAY BITS.

ruileries /, from tuile, a tile, because tiles
were made on the spot where the palace now
stand>
The Arabian wear is lunar, and In the course
of thirtv-tHo years each month runs through
all the seasoti+
The Nutiuuel museuin a, Washington has
come into possession of two stamps issued
under tx act 81 7dl which led to the Amer
icau rey"lutiutl
Bookkeeping was first introduced into Eng
land from Italy by Peele in 1863 II WAS de-
rived from ;, stem of algebra published by
Burgo, at Venice
Beach Haven, Ga, contains ffty-sev kinds
Of wood and vines, grown on the fifty acres
Of Beach Haven park.
A billiard table was lately sold at Cassel,
which formerly belonged to jerome, ~hilom
king OF Westphaiia. The cues, balls, mark.
ers, etc, were all intact and all marked with
The royal crown.
According to the Italian papers the trans
mission 10 Rio OF the kilograms in which
King Hunb.rt announced the death OF the
Duke OF Austa TO that princes second SOD cost
upward Of s2,675.
Photograph closets are very common now
man goes in and talks to his machine, and
after while the typewriter goes in and the
machine talks to her
1t is estimated that it will require the labor
of 1000 men fifty-four years to extract all
coal from the territory between REYNOLDS
vile and S,ke,ville, in the Punxsutawney
region, Pennsy lvania.
Steam surface cars. or dummies, are used
By the street railroad companies Of Blrming
ham, England, and in 1889 they carried 10
0O0, 60 passengers with only two fatal and
forty-one minor accidents.
The theme of the Japanese national anthem
as recently rendered into English is: oh
that the reign Of our emperor might continue
fer thousands and thousands Of years-until
oy ster shells become rocks"
Before paper came into general use, our
! Teutonic forefathers wrote their letters, etc.
on wood. The Doc, or beech, being closely
grained and plentiful in northern Europe
was employed for the purpose, and hence the
word book
| The revolver caused more than one hundred
dea his in England In 1885, including muir
dsr,, suicides and accidents-a large increase
! over the number for 1883 Some of the En-
glish newspapers fear that this indicates ar
approach of cowboy manners
The gambling spirits Of Paris are lodging
| the gaming laws with II marble board dotte(
with shallow holes numbered like those on
bagate.e board The board is laid in tn,
angle Of a billiard table and the balls ART
rolled over 1t by hand, winning or losing &C
cordng to the hole in which they stop They
cali 1t "baraque."
The last venture in the use OF human hail
is fan valued at *25O. says Harper's Bazaar
Dett fingers must have fashioned this uniQu,
cur .o.i'y, tur what appears to he costly lace
fringing tiie stic.s is really human hair; baby
curis. ike unto fairy thistle down, We doubt
not, yie!ing to the gentle wooing Of sum
| mers soitest breezes
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There are very many people who can
not tell the difference between Turkey
cups" and common reef sponges, and
they are astounded at the difference in
price. They are asked q for what they
think they can get just as good for
twenty-five cents. There are sponges
from Florida called sleeps wool, which,
in the opinion Of many buyers, are a
good, although much cheaper. for all
practical purposes as the silk ones. They
are used mainly for washing carriages,
although they make good bathing
sponge Reef sponges come from Cuba
and Nassau. Turkey cups from around
the islands of the Archipelago. Sleeps
wool and reef sponges come in ten
twenty and forty pound bales, and the
finest Of the former, known as Roch
Island goods, sell wholesale at from g. *
to $3.15 per pound. The Turkey cup
are sorted at London and Paris into three
qualities and sent to Us in bags. They
are sold by the piece. -Boston Globe.
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ro-soaaow 8 = no.,oAN.

- A.,Ghaess Of foR g0sra11pss -
= - darS shadows u - hnDhe rouA
n youngest risyed. the Rfay sfandmoen3
Her daughter mr>sd whfis b the eornsr saoo0
NJ rrest -yrandmother bent i0v IN her chaarc
Ard orange boz d,sshes Asisd the qutee az.
The ehiLS: -To-uiorrvw i . holiday
And vii p,Ay along the grassy neisis
And run the hits and pluck the fairea buds
TIA, oil the no~er covered meadow yfeidss
IN siur. ard ualk upon the brooklses shoreA
o. IN the distance bow the thunder mas
Mother -To-moro~ b . holiday
And all u US viii merry be and glad
ru deck myseR In whai have Of beze
FOR III. sh.siisi not be always bleak and sad
The SIN shines bright for e-n the darkest souls
And owning nearer aerc- the thunier rolls
f;rafs.ini. Siier- All. twill ne n holiday
Tbsrv's 10 ,,ish thing holiday for me
NJ fAt.'s 70 spia and co,s the daily meal
For life Is work and solitude AMI drear
It's well for tho~- DO may do as they please
se~ the quick lightning flashing through the trees
The great grandmother slowly turns aad speaks;
"A holiday Ia, morrow and the tonn
Al ~ti.. asap.. for NE. What earth but care
And woe whera nothing breaks the JOY less gloom
And why should | yet finger in the worid'
Great God The lightning bolts upon them hurled
They do not see nor hear tae awful fame
That hghrs the chamber with . noontide glow
The daughters Of four generations lie
All dad together. smitten by one blow
-Four lives thus ended by the lightnings ray
This their tomorrow. this their holiday.
Philadelphia Timea
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4ieo


kENNEBEC.
In this city. Bertha A., only daughter of the
late Gardiner c. and Carrie A. vose aged "A
years, IL months.
In this city, March IL. VIM. Clark, aged % yrs.
In Chelsea. March IL. Ars. Ellen. wife Of VIM.
E. nask. aged 80 years.
LINCOLN.
In Dresden. Feb. 20, David Call aged s. years.
In Bristol. March l. Capt Joshua Bradford
PrSoBscor.
In Old Town. March 3. y. L. Ross. aged about 90
years.
In Bangor. March 5. John Givren, sged % years.
10 Gays
In Upper Ssillwater, March 2 Orrin L. Rodgers.
aged " Sears, mou,ts and 20 days..
In SeaIie, March =. John =. Dwelley, aged 80
ytafs. months.
SAGApAHoC.
In Richmond, %. %. George F. Holman. aged
q year,: Feb. n, J. Albert Coleman ag.a "a
yesfs; March >. Aiss Abbie 4. Weber, aged 20
yeafs. month AMI q days.
In bath. March :. Amasa Su ith. asei 81 wears
AarcA .. Ars Mary Nullsney. aged s. yeass
SOMERSET.
In Pittsdeld. March L. Mfs. Lucinda Harvey Of
Hart and. aged II years-
- Ahson. Feb. "a, Ernest son Of Dauville
WaHsr Of AAsea. aged ysass, uonths and q
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ANTED-A good house rent with bath
room. Addrt s., 6. A. Blodgett, Augusta,
he. mar4dtf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-03-18

In London the places of amusement
number about $50 or 900, including 450
music halls. The capital invested in
London places of amusement is little
short of $50 200, 900, without reckoning
places like the Crystal palace, Albert
hall, etc. Direct employment is given
to about 10000 people, besides indirect
employment to host Of tradesmen and
workpeople. The London theatres, mu'
sic halls and concert halls have accom-.
mediation for about half a million Of sight
seers. The capital invested in similar
places of amusement in Great Britain il
over $50, 100000. This gives direct EN-
ployment to about 350,000 people and
provides accommodation for nearly
1850, 900 spectators.
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OPEN ING!
TENN


During the epidemic If influenza U
one of our cities gentleman who was
suffering aeuteiy from it vent down
town one morning. and on the way met
at least dozen sympathetic friends.
At the twelfth encounter his pstiencs
was exhausted.
Have you the prevalent cold!' in
quired his twelfth assailant, ouriy'
good natured man.
Yes" said the invalid, cautiously; II
have. Have you the prevalent sympa-
thyT'
The retort was hardly courteous, and
the man himself felt ashamed Of 1t after
ward. but at the moment it seemed to dc
him good. Youths Companion.
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The newly elected members of the city
government met at the council rooms Mon
day morning at ten o'clock. with A. l..
Perry, president Of the board of aldermen,
10 the chair. The aldermen and council
men elect were sworn into their respective
Offices by Judge j. NJ. Larrabee, who i'm
medistely after administered the oath of
Office to the mayor elect. A. NJ Spear
Arthur l.. Perry was elected president Of
the board Of aldermen. and Baxter Mari
WAS elected president Of the council.
After prayer by Rev G. W. Hunt, the
space will forbid publishing this mornirg.
Voting on the various city offices was then
taken up and resulted as follows:
City clerk, Charles o. Wadsworth; asses
sors aud overseers Of the poor, VIM. Per
kns. Geo. N johnson. j. b. Pike; city
marshal, Z Z. Norton; city physician, j.
NJ Turner; city treasurer, 5. Bowman,
collector, II NJ. Wentworth; street com
missioner. @. VI. Cunningham; city syiio-
itor. A. l.. PERI, chief engineer. J. X
Dill; second engineer, c. NJ. Drake; third
engineer, c. A. Eldridge; assistant en-
ginees-ward |. Nicholas kinsella; ward
2, VIM. McNamars; ward 3, A. W. Nc
Csusland; ward 4, A. J. Hooker: ward o,
Elmer +. Thomas; ward 6. L. C. Potter !;
directors Of high school, A. Bailey. E. f.
Robbins, J. d. White; director of public
library, II. X. Morrill,; school committee,
J. NJ. Larrsbee; harbor masters, Anthony
Sprague, Sherburn Lawrence. Charles E.
Wakefield; pound keeper, Geo. Shepard.
The same tythingmen. surveyors Of wood
and lumber. etc, which served last year
we're sgain reelected with some additions.
Council adjourned until the first Monday in
Anril
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VAUDEVILLE

The pulpit Of the Methodist church was
supplied Sunday by Rev. Mr.. Clarke Of
Fairfield, who exchanged with the pastor,
Mr. Clifford.
The funeral services of Miss Hattie
Horne were held at the residence of her
parents at | O'Clock Sunday afternoon.
The large number present, especially Of
her young friends showed the esteem with
which she was regarded in the community.
The floral offerings were very beautiful.
Rev. J. l. Sewald, pastor of the Unitarian
church in this city conducted the service.
The spring term at Colby will commence
Thursday, March %. Some of the
students are already arriving and getting
things 10 order for the terms work
The examinations in the city schools
began today. Principal owen is winning
golden opinions for ais successful manage
ment of the High SC 1ool
ID. W. Parsons, a member of the junior
class at Colby and we'll known as a ball
tosser, has signed for his second season
with the ST. Johns of ST. John. N. B. As
a hard hitter ard successful base runner,
Parsons has few equals and the st. John
management were willing to come down
with something handsome to secure him
Another member o! The St. John team will
be Priest, formerly of the Augustus and
SIX wbegans. Efforts are also being made
by the same association to sign Billy
Pushor, Priests catcher
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Marrieo.


ANnHOsspGaiN.
In Mechanic Falls, March II, Alfred r. WEIGH
Of Poland and Miss Florence VI. Littledeie Of
Auburn
CUMBERLAND.
In t;orhsm, March -, Geo. II. File. OF Gorham
and Miss Adelia Paine of Buxton.
In West Gray. ksiph A. Leslie and Leo T..
Field. both OF GRAY
FRANKLIN.
In Pennington, March H. stephen Lake Of
Pennington and Miss Minns L, Hodgkius Of
Temple.
In Pennington Falls, March ., Harry Russ and
Miss Annie Bsrden
LINCOLN.
Al Booshbsy Hsrbor. March :. Freemsu G.
Thompson of SOUTHPORT and Miss Gertrude T.
Miller Of Boothbay Ha, Der.
In WtscSaset, Feb. q, George l.. Lowell Of
Coolin, Oak. and Miss jamie A. Gibbs Of Wis
caeset.
kENNBBEC.
In this city. March u. BY II. II. Davidson, JUS
tice Of the pace. W J. Later and Susie l.. Leigh
ton. both q Augusta
In this city. March 10, by II. II. Davidson. jus
tice Of the peace. Allen W. Smart and Eva A.
Cunningham, DO b Of Augusta.
In Riverside, March Is. by &. L. Randall. Esq
Orison |. Stone Of Augusta and Miss Eta II.
Sanborn Of Naples.
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1t is believed that the Use Of smoke
less powder by armies will result in max
ing military operations much more difia-
cult than they are now. The absence o(
smoke and the reduced noise of the de-
donations will scarcely allow of march
ing by the sound Of the cannon. In order
to get an idea Of the situation on bat
it directly from some elevated point.
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Handsome autographs and posters OF the
here next Friday night. were being plac' d
IN conspicuous positions through the city
yesterday. The Management wish 1t dis
tinctly unders God that this is not the com
pany which appeared here some three years
ago under the same name, but entirely
different. Every artist is star and the
tour through Maine is only a rehearsal trip
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