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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-25

few days ago We referred to Mr. :. S
Noses experience in rebel prisons He
t'lisas that Immediately after the war
took entitled Life and Death in Rebel
Prisons. was written and published by the
men with whom he was acquainted. and
Who were At Andersonville the same lime
tlst he was, Mr. vose had copy of this
book. but len, it to some one and has lost
rack of it. lie endorses il a. very truth.
thl and a; the same time graphic descrip-
Ion If the terrible scene. which he m
elf Witnessed. If any who see this item
GROW where copy of the book referred
20 can be obtained, they will confer favor
" addressing Box 1913, Waterville 20.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-25

The sever is now being extended from
College street scross the Maine Central
grounds through Alden street to Ticonic
street. and good deal of trouble is e1per-
fenced by the workmen on account of the
luek sand. This locality used to be bog
md when the sever is sunk below the soil
hat has been filled in, it is necessary to
brace the sides sill the way to prevent cav.
Hg IN. The trench is now pretty well
loug from the College street main across
, e Common to the railroad track, aud con-
'idersble has been done in Alden street.
Il will be the most troublesome part Of the
sork to get under the railroad tracks W hieh
are numerous at this point. A part of Ash
aud Oak streets are to have sewer cohnec-
ton With this pipe through Ticonic street.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-25

There are many among the ocular sub
'eribers Of the Journal who have to begin
heir daily labor at seven O'Clock in the
morning, and often at an earlier hour
they receive their paper Just when they
want IT, after they have got the fire started
,nd the teakettle on, and have little time
o read, while the good wife gets the break
tist ready. It is to be hoped that he reads
aloud to her as she moves about her work
We have Away, noticed that the ladies'
nave as much interest to hear of ~hst is
,oing on 10 the world as do the lords of
reatlon. and this Is right too.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-25
Sooec 9ircctorp.

4 UGUSrA LODGE No. al. F.&A. NJ Special
N Communication. TUESDAY evening Iuly ~,
Vt 40 o'clock. Work in y. e Degree.
All Masons stopping in the city are cordially in
tied.
O,C. s. DAVIES, W. N.
o A. TuELt. Secy.
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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-05-23
Female Help Wanted.

Wish to employ few ladies ON salary 10 take
L charge Of my business ~ their home. TiShT
very fascinating and healthful Wages so per
week. Reference given. 0o.d pay for psrt time.
vile, Kentucky.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-05-23
Male Help Wanted.

c60 SALARY, go EXPENSES IN ADVANCE.
y SLOWED each munth. sseady employs mienS
iiyerins and making collections. No postal cards.
Address with stamp. HAFER CO., tfQue. OHIO.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-09
Lomu.rdy Ceme,ery Company.

The annual meeting Of tLe LombardJ
Cemetery Company WAS held on Satur
day afternoon, when the following offi
GERS were elected: President, HArry
Emmons, Esq Treasurer, Joseph Bond
Secretary, Charles II. Townsend; Direc'
:ors, ThomAs Mitchell, Philip II. Clark
Harry aSmmoDs. Esq.. George X. Town
send and Joseph Bond.
Among ths routine uhincss transacted
It was decided to employ an agent to die.
pose o. burial lots. The c.metery hal
been extensively improved during ths
year just ended and further improve.
ments will be made the coming year.
Quite Lumber Of lois have already
been so!d. The first burial In the new
ceilsleIy was made few days ago. The
cemetery is located at the junction Of
tue Concord pike and the Foulk Road.
in Brandy wine hurdrod, and about .
mile from the northeastern line Of the
city. The place Is delightfully."- located
and the view OF the Delaware, the city
and The surrounding country cannot be
excelleI.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-09

n. =. DaviA jswelsr. ' East ee''1
Daily Republican., 1890-06-09
IlotA.

Sono rogues attempted to break into
the dwelling of Ell vApdsver, at Centre
willie, last Thursday night. but fortunats
" they were frightened 0f before thsJ
effected the entrance.
Tie N. X. T. Club will hsld spscial
nesting this evening at Baynard's at 8 O.
clock.
Rev. Mr.. Twaddeli, Of Philadelphia,
preached 10 the Lower Braudywtns Pres.
byter an Church on Sunday, this pastor.
Rev. Mr.. Marshall, NOT having returned
from his wedding tour.
Al 6 p. m. next Saturday Wesley N.
Z. Church lays the corner stone for Z
nav church edifiOe, corner Linden aud
Jackson s,reets. The cellar walls are laid
and the floor joists are being put on.
The preachers did no business at to-
days neesting. Rev. Jas W. Houston
made lew remarks.
Jamss A. saudsrs Is making up nice
Citing suits fer gentlemen xt No. 8Sg
Orange urees ct reasonable prices and
guaranteeing satisfaction 10 all his GUS
tomera
Persons Wishing butter put up for win
ter use will do well TO call At TasBall's
creamery. Fourth aud shipley ssree,s.
smeltz s. CO.. dealers in al kinda Of
Southern produce, Wholesale and retail.
Give US q call. We receive largo con-
signments OF Southern produce every
day, which must be sold. No. i3 East
Fourth street.
Edward Burnham. who has until re-
Gently held the position OF messenger vt
the Clayton station, has been promoted
to the pos. tion of night operator at Lau-
rel.
The ladies OF the N. E. Church of Della
ware City will hold Their annual straw-
berry festival on the grounds adjoining
the chapel, on Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thuisday, june 10. IL and IL.
Jones, wall paper, at the old stand. 422
Market street. Latest designs. Work
done at short notice.
For CRATES, open hre-places, WOOD
ves,ibules, go to Bayiis', No. 7l8 Mark ei
street.
A pair of Oxford ties were t,o'en on
Saturday evening from tie dancing
academy CT Professor Rossiter & Pierson.
The party that took them had better
bring them back next Saturday evening,
or take them TO the owner, At the south
west corner OF Filth and Poplar, as they
are known.
K!npssood Auxiliary Alliance has or
Rsnized and elected officers for one year
he follows: President, Rev. j. Z. Frank
liu; vice-presidcat. John W. Nc Csulley;
secretary. Alex z. Clair; treasurer,
Harry llsckman; board of directors,
Chas. Mckaig, w. Il. FoI, Geo. Hack
man, Hairy Simpson, Geo. Robinson.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-09
A New Fire Company.

An earnest edor. is being made to Or
gapize new lire compa' y, 10 be located
in south Wilmington. "A large mettir q
in the furtherance of this object was held
last Saturday evening. at Pyle's Build
ing, which was presided over by City
Councilman John Z. Curren, and al
which simon +. Moran acted as secretary.
After the objects oi the meeting were
ably SIT fosIh by Mr.. Curreu. a motion to
appoint a COMMITTEES 10 solicit subscrip
tio3s toward the object named WA
adopted. The committee was composed
as follows: Simon F. Moran, chairman
Councilman John Il. Curren. John Cole.
man, Owen Palmer, Joseph Weldon
John O'Br!en AMI James 4. McIIugh
Another meeting OF citizens will be- helt
at the same place next Saturday evening
to VIII oh the committee on subscription.
will make q report. Fify-four name,
have already been obtAiusd for the new
company.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-09
POURTH EDITION
Delvrc tho Court.

0oIur0 th0 Cout~
Judge Bail preslded - usual At TIL!
mornipe's session Of the Municipal
Court. asd disposed Of the following
cases:
William Lisbsy, who was iound drunk
Of Seventh and French stro's By Ofheer
Burlsleh, was decd 81 aud costs.
john Wyatt was charged win com
mittiag an assault and battery on WIN.
Church and alao with asssultin1 WIN. A.
Tay log. A. ho claimed that he could
produce witnesses for his defense, ths
case was continued until this tvesing.
PhilsmmA Chandler, sx. building inspee-
tor, and . well-known contractor and
builder, was charged with violating .
city ordinances by mot displaying danger
signals ON some obstructl0ns which no
had on Fourth strset, between Orange
and Ts'nall streets. The wltnesses Tor the
prosecution testified that the light was
not burning on the morning Of Nay "a
about $50 O'Clock, or at IL O'Clock on
the night OF Nay 81.
Officer Galloway testi6ed that on the
morning OF the Gath be found the light
cut and that when he tried to light 1t
found there was no oil II.
Lilburns Chandler, Esq., appeared for
the defense, and produced witnesses to
show that the lamp was filed and lighted
every night, and that uuless 1t was inter-
Tered with would burn until noon the
next day. He also clsimed that on the
hight In question the obstruction con-
sisted Of Q lot Of dirt which had been
taken out Of the cellar, and was not dan
gerous IN any way.
Judge Ball said he had nothing 10 do
but impose the nne OF SO aud costs, but
II Mr.. Chandler could show that the OBJ
structions were not dang erous, aud such
a. q wagon could drive over without in-
Jury, he would rropen the case aud re-
consider the sentence.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-09

Special 80. 50 and ss trousers 70
0ibnsy, SIS Market sireeI
Daily Republican., 1890-06-09
THIRD EDITION
Uhurcl. Notes.

Church Notss.
At West Prssbytsuau Church Rev
Albert N. keig win, 10 his Chiltren's Day
address, thought the taking OF children
70 Sunday school not enough. HI.
paFenta took their children 10 churcf
slja He had pursusd this course and
lourd i An tffioient element oil churci
lInArsrity.
Az Central Rev. WIN. p. swartx',
adult Blbls class received some visitors
u u always cordially opened to such.
6upesinNndeut Crosby announced thai
tho Central Sunday school will bs held
sunday mornings ct 0.15 o'clock ftI
cune, July aud August
Wednesday, 1.45 p. m.-Presbyterisn
mass meeting IN this church, arranged
by the Presbyterian Alliance OF this city.
eubjects, Settles as the centres OF iuiiu.
euce and power" "ilow may we hold
this city for Cnrist," 'Some specific op-
pDrtuuities Of our own denomination. /"
.hese topics will bs opened by abe and
intervening speakers. 1t 10 desired thai
every cne shall make an earnest effort ia
be present.
Friday, 7.3O p. m.-Meeting Of the
PoJs' Mission Club at the usual place.
4 full attendance 10 desired.
The members OF the congregation will
pcase note the change In the hour Of the
sv ming service.
''he co Lection next Sunday will be for
q endowment fund OF the church.
-icv. A. Hersey Price OF Chester, Pa,
pc ched with great power At II wilkins
hall last evening, taking the story OF
"si.pd Bartimsus" as hi. text He an.
nounced Rev. Michael would organ zs O
Htoa Natl n1taf ei,urch In thia Nttv luna
23 There will be the usual three SER
III MS 1t Haw kias' hall next Sunday.
An Interesting meeting Tor experience
vas held at the Centennial N. e. NJ ssion
led by Rev. Charles A. Foster, yesterday
p n. They will rave their usual after.
noiO Sunday School and meeting ant
evening preaching service next Sunda,
Ia their hall, No. l0l E. Ninth street
Children's Day services were held
throughout the city yesterday In Me be
dist. Presbyterian aud Baptist churches.
They were very much the same. 1hs
sample one giycl from Central, iu
another column, makes Interesting Rad
ing, especially the address on tie BILL
by Harry Emmons, Esq.
Mr.. Charles Baird. superintendent OF
West Presbyteria3 8. s., and President
si the Board Of Public EdrcstloD, IN d
lie chi dren's day aidress ut s.. Pauls
N. Il. Church. There is less sectsrian
Ipirit than years ago or more dispos lion
10 give the children new aaJ intere ST In 9
addresses. Tn, rresbytcriins, Metho-
d's.s and Bsptists got somewhat mixed
yesterday.
The festival Of Saint Barnaba., th,
hrss tisbop OF Milan, will be c.lctra,et
BY Holy Communion OIL WeduesdA.
next at Q q. In. In all the Piotes tau
Episcopal churches Of this diocele.
Calvary Guild meets with Mr.. Ed
nuud Mitchell, No. BOB West Third
street, Wednesday evening next
Presiding Elder Murray preached Al
Red Lion, Summit Bridge and Delaware
City yesterday.
Raw A. T. Scott prssched at the
swedish Mission.
Mr.. 8. A. Tagssrt is expected here
June 22d to engage In Y. M. Q. A. work.
BE wss Is years Stale Secretary Of Penn
Nlyania
Daily Republican., 1890-06-09
ChiIdren's bay at Ikingswood

The Sunday School room of Kings-
Vcod, NJ. E. Church ysst,riay was, at
The hour Of opening, crowded to It's ut
m .: capacity. Faces, ferns and flowers
nade z ad this sabbath home. Many old
trisuds who have been atssnt for long
time were present, and the superinteud
ent, Brother Geerre w. Todd, was IN ade
happy by the 'sOld Familiar Faces" Tn,
leAders Of the singing LIE er sang bett.l
tiAr when he found the school had ap
preciated his effort, and came to shoM
him how harmoniously they could sing
The day WAS made great success by tn
snorts Of the Superintendrbt, also tn,
leader OF the singing, Mr.. Jol Todd arr
Aiss Reba B. Smith, Mss susie s. Smith
Miss Jennie Simpson aud many others OF
the smaller children. 1t can well bs said
Of tAeee friends Of Kingswood "They did
what they could" The collections were
large, and the day was one long to b,
remembered by Klngswood school.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-09
The New Post,

Phi Sheridan Post, No. 23, G. A. R.,
has leased the large room on the second
Boor Of Maspnc Temple, formerly ueed
as u lcctute room. Tor their pest room,
and the committee are already al work
ftiir X II up In handsome manner. The
now post will not only be new In the
department, but will have a good many
new iestuiss that Will make 1t popui ar
with old soldiers. They are wofKinz
with q will and have already made
arrangements for an excursion TO Allan
tic City In the near future. The friends
Of this who are fond Of q good time,
devoid of snything OF = rough nature
can depend On this being u pleasant ex
cursipu. Quite II number of muster.
will take place A. their next post meat
ing. The new post room will be occu
ped on Wednesday, june 18th.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-09
DIED.


SPRINGER.-In Philadelphia on the OIL,
instant, Mrs. Annie +. Springer. in the
5sth Of hcr age.
Relatives aud friends of the family
arc respectfully invited to attend the
funeral from tho residence OF hor
daughter, No. SIS West Ninth street, on
Wednesday afternoon, the nth instant.
Services at 2o'clock. Interment at River.
view Cemetery.
BU UsIi-Junc 0. 1880. John +. Bush. aged
~ ears.
iclatives and friends are respectfully
invited to attend his funeral from his
late residence, :. W. corner Second and
King streets. On Monday. 9Th inst, ut 9
o'clock p. IN.
PIERCE.-on the 9Th inst, Mary Z.
Pierce, aged 81 years.
Relatives and friends are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from her
late residence, No. 20 Twenty-second
street. on Tuesday morning at ~ O'Clock.
Services in Brnndywinc NJ. Il. Church.
lntcrment ut Mt Salem Cemetery.
Weep not that her tolls are Ger,
Weep not that her race IL run,
God grant we may rcst ms calmly
when our work, like hers, Is done.
TIL then We yield with giadiicss
Our mother to Him to keep,
Aud rejoice in the sweet assur1tn nee
lie givcth His loved ones sleep.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-09

Mitchell { Bas||,
2l9 Market Street
The following attractive
bargains will be placed on
sale In the respective de :
partments for this week:
No Il A ladies' fine straw hat,
lace edge, all shapes,
29c
fully worth Csc
No 2 Ladies' and -children's
black flat hats at
l5c
worth 25c
No 3 Very fine black and
white Leghorn hats, at
Sl.25
would be cheap at So.
No a Charlie hats, all colors,
at
lie
worth 25c
No 5 Very fine Charlie hats
49c
worth ooc
No 6 50 doz. nice wreaths at
lOc
worth 25c
No 7 A large wreath of roses,
all colors, French flowers at
4Sc
worth 81.
No s Our trimmed hats we
sell at about one-half their for
mer prices.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-09
Stop at sos Market street aud ses
George w. jackson.
The Annual Encamp,nent.

The militia oiilcials have determined
to bold the annual encampmsnt Of lhs
National Guards vt Brandywine Springs
again this summer, although 1t was sad
by some oi them last year that there
would be no encanp pment hsld this year.
u no other place Than the springs coaid
be secured. 1t Is understood that in I'd.
diticn 10 the militia there will be l@
regulars present. 1t is also eIpeaad
that Troop B will appear mounted, sud
II they do. thoy will encsmp se!Gan
from the infantry. aud be under he i'm.
mediate command OF General Ike lnsS.
Brandy wine Springs is about the te''
location that can be selected Tor an en'
campment in this State, and the mlill,
officials have acted wisely in securing
for this year.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-09
News Summary.

A movement is ON foot in Middles-
borough, KY, 10 erect q colossal monu-
ment on t, Pinnacle rock on the top of
nmberland Gap Mountain memory OF
U $. Grant and II. Il. Lee. Pinnacle
r. ck IL 800 ieet above the sea and 1000
feet above the surrounding country. To
roach " one must pass through The States
oi Kentucky, Virginia aud Tennessee, as
they corner very near it.
A passenger train on the Northern
P~c,nc Ranroad waS robbed by two
masked men near New Salem, Nor,t
Dakota, on Saturday night. They rfle,
a number of registered letters, but fail
ed TO ge. anything in the express car, a,
the agen. had been alarmed and He'd
after hiding the money In h!s possession
The passengers were not touched.
As Eugene =. Cowles, of Cleveland,
Ohio, with his child, wife aud brother
in-law, were driving through the streets
OF Montreal, Quetec, yesterday afternoon,
Cowlee drew revolver snd fired at his
wife, but missed her. The brother-in n
law then shot Cowles through the neck.
The wound i. not thought to be fatal.
Bernard Feeney. a laoortr, 81 years oi
age, was knocked down by young
t ugh nsmei John Glennan. In New
York, Saturday night, ard lad his eku
fractured. lie is not expected to re.
cover.
Arthur Connolly, mill worker, shoi
and killed his vile, Annie, agei .:
years, 1t their home in Pittsburg on Sat
urday morning. He Gays the shooting
was accidental. The couple had beef
married seven months.
Charles Frazier, and employe In a 50
loon In Ba timore, went into the celia
on Saturday night to get n keg OF beel
/ In his work he caught an electric ligl
wire and was instantly killed.
A sailboat containing eight youn
men bent on a fishing trip was caps re
, BY squall In Dorchcstor Bay, Macs,
chusetts. yesterday and seven OF thel
were drowned.
A stage was robbed near UkIah, Cal
forn.a, on Friday by lone highwaymal
1t Is repor ed that the robber secure
$1,000 from Wells, Fargo q Co.'S box.
Harry Gartley was drowned in IL
Monongahela river at Pitts5urk on Sa
urday, by his boat being rushed over Il
dam at Lock No. l.
Charles Smith, aged 18 years, W
killed on Saturday In Lights rolli,
: mill, III Lebanon, Pa, by falling In
8 the large shears.
\ Michael Casey WAS fatally crushed
I the fall OF pile OF iron pieces IN fou
l. dry at Newburg, New York, on Frid,
night.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-09
For the Fishing lsauiss.

The sea going steamer Colt left Peuns.
grove at 8 80 o'clock last Saturday evcn-
Ing with . large number oi Philsdsl-
pLlans and about twenty-five fiom this
city on board lor tho ilshi1g banks out
eide OF the capes on the Atlantic ocean.
This 10 delightful trip. as the excur-
slonists can secure stato-roous or bertts
aud after enjoying refreshing nixhts
rest be up In the morning 10 time to
have eight hours' splend d fishing.
Black bAsa, drum aud sheepshead are
caught in abundance. and oil who
avail tlie,nselvss OF these sriPs viii enjoy I
pleasant day and some excellent fishing.
The boat will run every Saturday night
during the season, and as the fare 10 but
81 II should be we'll patronized.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-09
Complaint About a Nuisance.

j, Travers Jones, Guy Court reporter
OF the Every Evening is loud in his com
plants about Ci'y Sol CT Turner, wno
persists in expt ctorating hall pint mouth
iuls OF tobacco juice On tho mating In
side the bar al the Municipal Court, to
the great disgust OF Mr.. Jone', atd his
brother reporter. As Mr.. Joucs does not
use the weed, the coplous expectofatIons
OF the City solicitor are not only an y
Ing bot sickening to him. He has com.
planned to Judge Ball and Chairman OF
the Public Building Committee, and says
that unless he can get relief from them
he will send petition to the Board o
Health, to abats the nuisance.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-09
VIII be Mar,issi.

Captain Brasee, the young lady who
hss charge OF the Salvation Army In this
city Aimee 1t commenced its last crusade,
will bs married next Thursday At Havre
dc Grace, to Captain Garsutt. Of
Annapolis. II 10 expected shat General
Booth will be present. After the we'd
dug Captain Garbutt and his bride will
bs transferred to New York, where they
will take charge Of . corps. The work
In this city will be continued by Lieu
teuant Clarkson, who will be promoted
to be q captain.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-09
state OF Tnermoinetsr

d the REPUBLICAN, olaee to-day, In the
shade:
sociock 10c'clock 12o'clock
~ 70 80
Daily Republican., 1890-06-09
HOT
WEATHER
GARM EN1S.
Comfort Clothing

As may be we'll imagined, the
demand for weightless clothes
began in good style last week
and our share OF the selling has
been simply phenomenal. Nor
was it confined to zephyr
weights, but left its mark on
heaps Of Fancy Cassimeres,
Worsteds and Chcviot suits as
well. Doing an enormous busi-
ness in Black and Blue English
Serges: Chcviots, Chevioteens
and Thibet Suits which we are
selling at $40, sI2. sI3 and SIS
prices that represent most
stylish ard reliable suits of this
seasons make. To order they
would cost nearly double these
prices. Many OF the most par
ticular drcssers in town are buy
ing these Serges, Chevlots and
Thibets for vacation.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-09
FeP Aelanele ulty.

The popular routs TO Atastic City BY
tie New Jersey and Wilmington Ferry,
Delaware River aud West Jsssey rail-
roads, opened for the ssasoa yssterslay.
aud The steamer Chr!stiaAa, which len
thls city at 7.S0 O'Clock, took about 80
persons 10 the train. This 10 the quick
est, cheapest and best way Of reaching
the city BY the ses, and - the excur-
sionists do mot start on the return until :
.. M, II gives . full day on the beach,
WITH abundant opportunities 70 enjoy
themselves according TO- their inclina-
tion. The ride u delightful. aud no
:Dsssn9 %ss; paue sa % y. present. 81
month the sxcuraious will only bs on
Sunday, and ~ tho fare Is but 81. 80 all
should avail themselves Of this oppor..
tunity Of inhaliug the breeEes from old
OCEAN.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-09
ON Again.

The Third street draw 10 again broke
down to-day. and the bridge 10 of. Con-
sequently those who rcsile on that side
and wish to come over TO the city either
have to use the boats, or walk around to
Market street bridge. The residents oi
tho South Side complain very much
about the bridge and the way It 10 mall
aged, as some Of them thiuk that II d
little more care was exercised In turning
It there would not be SO many break
downs.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-09
we., s,cur.,on &c Cape May, June a
Large @. A. n. Funeral

/. Departtnept Commander sanuo.
Lewis has received Information 'haI ". !.
bodies OF two old soldiers lilo burien u
the Pottsrs field ut the county s,,no a'u.
house and has taken immediate M',o. ~.
to have them removed aud pIops.,y II. h.
has authorized Undsrtaker Palmer T. T.
disinaer tbsse bodies, and Posts Mo-, !.
., I3 and 23 have been invited 70 .,ter. ,u
GU. at the funeral next SUNDAY n RI.
noon at s O'Clock to take part pu, y ,hsss
services. 4 loiut com mittee from ,ns, nsr,
posts viii meet on Friday even'n,sh ,hs A.
at SAT Market street to complete ua0s.s ,sy
ranv ements. Department eo,nu ,n N tho
Lewis, BY his zeal and efforts an, IN ~ vors
details oi bis office, is dong g,ess srmv In
for tho elevation OF the Grahu a
the estimation Of the general pu'"
Daily Republican., 1890-06-09
ma r.s aaoo.

The Union n. 4 Sunday echool dld
rot make olO0 on their excussiYn lasi
Thursday, though u was 20 reported by
one who was on Il 10 . casual reporter
OF the RnruBLICAN. The truth Of the
matter ID, that the eommittes in charge
made In The nsighborhood Of $50, which
10 . very gratifying change from that oil
losing money, 10 WAS tho case for the
last eight years. A new com mittee was
appoi1led this yea, and the school has
resped a substantial, financial benenl.