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The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1890-05-02

I.O JOHN OGDEN, ESQ: Sir-I hereby give
i yon notice that it is my intention TO ter
inmate your tenancy OF the premises herein
after described, situated in the Town of Eas-
ton, in the County of Fairfield and State of
Der of years past occupied by you by my sui
ferance and that you are to quit possession of
same on or before the 22d day of May, A. ID.
1890. Said premises are generally described
substantially as fellows, viz: About so acres
bounded on the north by land of Wakeman
Williams, on the east by land formerly of
Ransom Lyon, on the south by a burying
born and on the west by land occupied by
Edward Freedom, by land of Mary f. Will
lianis and OF Morris Davis. Dated at Easton
aforesaid, April 81. 1890. MOSES OGDEN,
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1890-05-02

VEGETABLE PLANTS-I can furnish
standard varieties OF Cabbage, Tomato,
Celery and Pepper Plants, each in their sea-
son, at reasonable prices. HARRY G. BEERS,
Mile Hill, Newtown.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1890-05-02

IJIGS-For Sale, Sow and Pigs and Two
Shoats: also a good Colt. JAMES LYNCH
Stepney, Blanket Meadow.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1890-05-02

ITO LET-A House on Newtown's main street.
i Apply to DR. Nj .JUDSON, Newtown, March
%, 1890.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1890-05-02

A UCTION-Will be sold at public auction,
n Saturday, May 10, ut p m, (if not previ-
ously sold at private sale), Estate of the late
Hermon Parmelee, situated in Gregory's Or
chard district in the lower part of Newtown
consisting of % acres of Land, suitably divid-
ed into meadow, pasture and wood land, well
watered by stream OF living water, springs,
etc. Two -story white house barn and other
necessary and convenient outbuildings, all OF
which are in ~. l. condition. Pleasantly stu
ated on main road between Danbury and
Bridgeport. GEORGE X. PARMELEE, Adj
ministratOr.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1890-05-02

The best lawn mower made only 50 80 ut 4
f. Hawley's; try one and prove it.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1890-05-02

A UCTION SALE OF COWS-I will sell at
~ public auction on Tuesday, May 6, at 10
O'Clock a IN, at my farm in South Center dis
trict, my herd of9 Mich Cows,M Milk Cans, etc.
Sale positive. CHARLES III. BEERS.
DOAR FOR SERVICE-Thoroughbr Ches-
ID ter White. WILLIAM n. MOND,
Greenfield Hill,
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1890-05-02
II district oFNEwTowN, IS. Probate Court,

'ASH win buy Cahill Pillow Sulky, never
- used; low price. Can be seen at II. A.
MALLETT'S, Trumbull.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1890-05-02

DEMOVAL-IH Hereby give notice to the cit
HI liens of Newtown and Sandy Hook that L
want my license transferred from Mrs Gala
hams store to John Liliss building, Sandy
Hook. Signed, JOHN LILLlS. Newtown, April
81. 1880.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1890-05-02
BETTS' CASH PRICES.

LILA - - ~ 0A&AAA - .Abxs Axlk1s
SUGARS-I6 lbs. Granulated,Sl; II lbs. White
Elk. G, 81; Is lbs Yellow, 81.
FLOUR--Jones' Superlatiye, So so; Piilsbury' s
Best,$5 go; Best Pastry, an elegant flour, on
1y So.
OII-Kerosene, best $50 test, l2c 5-gal lots, SOC.
New Orleans, soc; best Porto
Rico, 40c; best Sugar House Syrup, 36c.
BUTTER Firkin,1s and zoe; Creamery, 22,26c.
RICE, 6 and SC.
LARD-S and Sc.
CHEESE-Good, 1ec; Very Fancy, I3c.
MATCHES Small Boxes, 1c; Large, 500, 4c.
CRACKERS-Soda, &c; Milk, s and Sc; Ginger
Snaps, sc.
SOAPS bars Rabbits Best, 25c; 30 bars SC
soap,SI 6 bars Welcome, 25c; 16 bars Ozone
81; 3 "a Ib. bar Soap, zoe.
CANNED GOODS-Tomatoes, and l0c; Corn,s,
10 and 13c; Lima Beans, l4c.
RAISINS-S, 10 and 12c.
COFFEES-haye advanced, but shall sell at
thesold price, Is, 25 and soc.
TEAS-feduced Zoe per h., all kinds.
CODFISH-Choice Whole Fish, sc; Boneless, 7
BENJAMIN BELTS, FAIRFIELD, CT.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1890-05-02

DOTATOES-For Sale, IL few bushels OF
White Flower Potatoes tor seed al soc per
bushel. II. ID. H0LLlSTER, Monroe.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1890-05-02

pRADLEY'S SUPERPHOSPHATE, For all
ID crops. For Sale by j. c. JOHNSON, Step
new Depot. Conn.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1890-05-02

DUEBLO, 4l99-This standard bred Stallion
will stand for the season of 1890 at my sta
bles, Mount Pleasant, Newtown. Send for tles-
criptive circular and pedigree. CHARLES G.
PECK.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1890-05-02

4 UCTIoN-Will be sold at public auction,
"A Saturday, May 10, at p m, all the proper,
ty, both real and personal belonging to
Michael Mcmahon, near the Tunnel, i'll New
town, consisting OF 40 acres of Land, with the
buildings thereon standing, one Cow, one
Heifer audHousehold Furniture. Terms Cash.
Sale to take place rain or shine. MICHAEL
MCMAHON, by w j. Beecher, attorney
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1890-05-02

LNlNE PIGS-For Sale, extra good lot of
L. Pigs, six weeks old; also choice Seed Po-
toes, best varieties. w. III. BURR, Ridge Side
Farm, Redding Ridge.
LNOR SALE-The Store and Dwelling recent
L ly occupied by John Lillis with barn and
outbuildings, situated in Sandy Hook. En-
quire OF or address, MRS T.. CALLAHAN,
sandy Hook Conn.
The Republican journal., 1890-05-29
Frohlhilory Congressional Convention

feW people We're aware that the so-called Pro
hbiioiets of the third Congressional district
held convention in Belfast on Tuesday 1t is true
that the mercnrial Bateman was seen upon the
streets, but this did not suggest anything of i'm
rortance. At the hour named four men were seen
about the Court IIouse-,John Frohock, of Lincoln
Nllie, PROT. Bateman, of Searsmont Capt A. T.
Ozark ANA Il. r. Haskell, of Belfast The forces
be''he divided Frohock and Haskell straying
into the office Of Register of Deeds while Bateman
and clark went up stairs to the court room Mr.
Haskell is member OF the State committee of the
Union Labor party, and neither he nor Frohock
connected when the convention met later When
hc meeting was called TO order the following were
present; \. r. Clark, A. G.. Ellis and Thomas
Cannon of Belfast and Prof. Bateman, of Sears
mont Capt. Clark was made chairman and Mr.
Ellis secretary. Bateman was nominated for Con.
SreSs and briefly thanked the 'convention.' No
resolutions were passed and the delegates dis
persed.
The Republican journal., 1890-05-29
Memorial Day 1880.

HEADVI M;lEKs DEPARTMENT OF MAINE,
Grand Army of the Republic
GENERAL ORDERS, PORTLAND, May 20, 1890.
|. la obedience to General Orders No. l3, Ma.
uonai Headquarters, Grand Army Of the Republic
OF every patriotic heart Friday, May Both, will be
observed as Memorial Day.
Every Comraie in this Department is enioined
to exert his fullest influence, by precept and eN
ample To make this day in deed and in truth, what
it purp0rts to be, and with this end in view, to dis
courage and discountenance every effort to desc
crate the day, and everything that shall tend to
distract the thoughts and mind of the American
people from its proper observance. And while we
approach the day, ami participate in its services,
standing by the graves of our fallen comrades,
calling their sacrifices, their suffering, their death;
"Gone from glory to glory, and from strife to
God, while we bedeck the mounds DER them with
sweetest flowers, while we listen to the solemn
dlrGe or to patriotic utterances. let remember,
my comrades, that the sweetest, sublimest Offering
that make, is the tribute of reverent, CRATE
full hearts. by command of
JOHN u. ANDERSON
T.. q. MIl-llkEN Department Commander.
Assistant Adi'tGeneral.
HEAppU AKrER- TH0s. II. MARSHALL POST
NJ 4, Department Of Me, q. A. II.
GENERNl ORpERj BELFAST, May y, 1890
!. IN accordance with General Order NO 49, Ma
uonal headquarters, and General Order No ;, De
partment headquarters. Grand Army of the Re
public, Friday, May $oth, will be observed in lit
ting manner.
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cIaS r,v I10 MAJ an p"oes Vi
ri = e o.,, - VI. II \, ,,
,n I"n m, VIZ form ,e az oGoak H. NJ Local local
n nv II ~ II ~ ~ itains " iloi''
va ', '9,,' l',h - II NJ Why oit'.L
H.; Ii,1 aI' ~ t9 - ny ~
y, C"i: - oiic'''
Lnculnville Cornet Band
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II T. MIL III H. n ~ p I'D, W. - ''t
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,IT"ulei, I,',u'>is IN T" FAX
t ~ t} Tallas No; l. !, -, -
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The Republican journal., 1890-05-29
Another Shooting Affair at ROckIand.

Thursday evening Rockland again had A shoot
ing affair, although not fatal one, the house
known as the Cunning place at the south end being
ihe scene OF action. Two men presented them
was refused, whereupOn they commenced beating
the door down The occupants, being two women,
tod the men to 60 way. They wouldn't go, and
the women then fired one shot from % calibre
revolver, which did not take effect. The men still
continued beating the door, whereupon another
city marshal visited the scene Friday morning
but no arrests have been made, and it has not be en-
ascertained who the men were.
The Republican journal., 1890-05-29

FRANKFORT. Mr.. Charles Seavcy and Mrs.
Noah Sanborn have each had a shock =. Miss Jen-
ME Kelley who has been i'll for a number of wears
ded Monday morning. She leaves a widowed
mother four sisters and five brothers to mourn their
loss. George Twist is not expected to live.
Mr.. Richard Pierce has gone to Aroostook County
and evidently contcmplates a long soiourn as
he took his household effects. Mis-. George W
iiammatt and Mrs. Il. Treat are expected to ar
rive very
The Republican journal., 1890-05-29

FGrnad \ Midget have lust completed and
erected at Grove Cemetery handsome granite
tablet, over the remains of the late Capt. II. A.
StarrCtt.
The annual meeting of the odd Fellows Build
ing Association will be held at odd Fellows Hail.
Belfast Monday evening, June ,, at : +. NJ. See
advertisement.
The tan collector has posted list Of unpaid
taxes in the city Of Belfast for the year lsSS, and
unless the same are paid OF before July It'll the
property will be sold.
Mr.. 7. J.. Srout, of this city, has just started
work in his brick yard which is three weeks later
than last year He expects to manufacture 100000
bricks the coming season.
Pensions have been granted as follows Origi-
nal John H. Marshall, Camden; increase, navy
sylvester Goodwin, North Sear9mont; navy, Elijah
stone, Brooklyn, John u. Conary, Sury.
The annual Convention Of the woman's Chris
tian Temperance Union will be held in the Univer-
saist Church on Friday June 9Th. Mrs. Mary T.
Lothrop Of Michigan will give al address in the
evening.
Prot. Richardson principal Of the Normal school
at Castine, ha7 received larger number Of appn-
cations than ever, this springs for teachers in the
graded and common schools in the eastern part OF
the state.
The nited states Court for the Eastern district
VIII meet at Bangor next week Monday evening
the municipal officers of Belfast drew the follow
ing iurymen TO attend Grand jury, Gardner C.
Hatch and H.. Locke petit jury, Alvin Blod.ett
amt simon Brow. ~
The -atts brought by nathan and Henry b
leaves IN favor Edward III piprr. d amipu.
The Republican journal., 1890-05-29

On, take them, broken and unmect
For that high faith you used to have,
The trembling hand, the faltering feet
we turn to you, across the grave.
The fine resolve the lofty part
That persisted like a sun smote flower;
The silent coward in the heart;
The memory of the weakest hour;
The thing we are not-meant to be
And still go begging grief to make
Us, for the love we bear to We
on take them all, for Loves dear sake!
Who else in earth or heaven can know?
Like the dear dead, who can forgive?
Again, because love You So
BE patient Teach US how to live.
Thus once again, the scorching tear
And aching lips we bring, we trust.
Bearer to us the treasure here
Than all that stirs above the dust.
Oh, happy dead who went to Goa,
Hold, hold us in your love alWay.
We lay the violctS On the sod,
We lay our hearts To yours to day.
Elizabeth Stuart Phelps.
The Sargent Granite CO., Of th- city, has leased
and opened quarry at Frankfort and have begun
to get out paving. The firm will continue To
operate the oak Hi quarry.
The whist club to the number of thirty were en-
tertaned last Thursday evening by eN-NIayor and
Mrs. Albert {. Burgess. Refreshments were served
and very pleasant evening was Spent.
An orchestra of five pieces has been organized
at the Young Mems Christian Association rooms,
and Will make its first appearance ncNt sunday.
II is hoped there will DE 9 tull attchdance
The Belfast Gun Club Will nave 4 prile Shoot
over their range OH Memorial Day. Iii the folc-
noon the prizes will amount to -, ui iii thc att,r
noon there VIII be seven prizes Amounting tn l3
All are invited to compete
WI H. = r"''""' NoH''4' "''" ""' '"f exc"
'i"'i ~ mon street across ue AiH" "l' ''t
0i''' - V'Ic' rus "''e' ie9S'9' i'uI"'"' y nan
S''e '"' '"'''' '"' WIN sIU" rs "V" 9"F''' ""'''
OlN'9 u" ~ Vi'S'' ""'''''i'E 'oIs.
MT. Grinnell, Wh" recently bought the lioN \lc"
House at Camden, says ms headquarters wli ne AZ
Searsport put that A. ne distant da5 ne expects tn
become resident Of Belfast. Ml- Grinutti i7 WI
enterprising man and We Shall hv 4ad ~ Welcome
MIN a. a citizen
FISH FACTS Large schools IN lnarkrrrI Mn. IA.
ported on GEORGES bank eat 1T Massachusetts
and # is hnred the fish noy venture, i,t. prunn
scot BAY thi, season As Formerly. Cant Bi4m
hail. of the CITY fish market ha. cl,rag,I "a small
vessel IA come 10 Rrlt,.t every ,,.rL ,,ifb .-l
| "light ont of the water . kruuchcc -nid ,,ti.n
in,, ti,, ,,ou,,ls each y,,., IL, nm, ,,,ri,t l,l
~ III ~ 'i A H '''''N''' '' lin
The Republican journal., 1890-05-29

When A. NJ. Potter of san Bernandino saws
he ''would not take Lower California as Gift >
we can readily believe what he says as no one
would give it to him.
The Republican journal., 1890-05-29
Concert and Dance at The Opera House Tonight.


The Uniycrsalist Benefit Society will give an en-
tertainment and lance at the Belfast Opera House
this evening. Concert programme:
l. Sclcction-NioIin ana Piano,
Miss tance and Mr.. Sanborn.
, song win Cello oblgarto-"I}id me good-hve =
Tosti
H Eeariug HON the old horse won the bet
Oliver Wendell Homes
!. Walt1-.'Ihe Waytarer''
Stewart
Banjo Club.
>. Illustrated Balad-"/ekles Couuship."
Miss Eames
g. Neiecton-Mac Quartettc.
:. Piano Societies Deus Anges."
Blumenthal.
Mrs. Knight
:. Duet-"In Meadows Green"
Bracket
MR.. iIowes and Mr.. Craig
3, Mandolin Solo-Pagani Waltz.
a. {, Knight
~. solo-Selcccd.
Miss Miliken.
Ii. IahleauN from bachelor life.
The Republican journal., 1890-05-29

Belfast Lodge of Good Templars is booming
The attendance is large and the interest never bet
ter. -Four were Initiated at the regular meeting
last Monday evening and delegates elected to the
District Lodge 1t was voted to visit swan Lake
Lodge in two weeks. Regular routine business
was attended To, and a fine entertainment given by
the gentlemen as follows: LIST, music, quartette
"lhe Little Brown Church in the Nale''-Chase
Pay son, Morey and knight. Cd, Cornet Duet
Chase and Morey. 81, Reading, humorous, Bry,
ant AT. an, Cornet solo, Cook 5th, Gornet solo
characters. 7th, Banjo solo Knight. sth, Music,
500, "The Boatswain's Story" Chase, 9Th, Piano
Coudon and knowton 18th, Music, qllartette The
ladies side Will furnish the entertainment again
next Monday evening, followed in week BY the
gentlemen, and so on alternately for the quarter.
The entertainments are proving to be of high or
der for amateurs, and are a very pleasant feature
Of the Lodge work.
The Republican journal., 1890-05-29

The Belfast investors in Fort Payne and Cardiff
are very 5angune as to the future of both the.
"coal and iron cities"
The Republican journal., 1890-05-29
Memorial DaY.

RUSSELL 4. pN FR Tnt.r Enron
.--.-..-s.-.----- ---.s-
Ma,,,oriol NJ
we print III othef columns Inc PROGRAMMES
Tor the observance OF Memorial ia! IN ih'> city
ana N'''hitH' ana mere a. ID olA'r sections "l
Inc >la'e' Il the weather l. IaNorA"''' the eN-
ei'I>e> promise to he more -eherl'iE paftiel-
pated IN than IN former days An exchange
AlI ". l.,t Sd ,-,..I 4
since the tir.t ann va. h..ar.j in harc.t,, la,,-
ba. NM a,en tb, yo,,,,-a.t II tho.r ,,bo ~,
service in those day.. ~how the oray ii fhair
LOCKS. sin the interest H thi, anniversary in
crea.e, rather th;,n tinIini.be>. ard if Will %
continue mimi tIe ia,t letrfap u.,,- III, te>,i-
moriaI 10 The m4mnr, III bis Ie,1 comrades
Elentben there WILDE mos. Mo viii perpetu-
ate the custom. 1t wa>a pp,thonght. THAT of
the old soldier, thus remembering their fallen
oil paiFl''i>h 70 f'>iA- -ehe''i'o''> -" >N'N
'''">.2lI>' g''n ih' youngest ''' ''l'"v " 'H'
-'',''' ''''''> y ''' ~ '''' ~
""" 'n'A t'HIio' "u' '' II'i I'NN'" VIZ" '"'
,,4r,i,,t NJ ,.,-,.r, in. r;...,n. I,.,.
The Republican journal., 1890-05-29

SWANVILLE. Miss Alice Kane is in Searsport
-...AlphOnso Hun and wife of Brooks were In
town last week -. Miss Emmie Bowen of Sears
port was in town Sunday Mrs. 6. 7. Nickerson
Is IN Hampton visiting her daughter, Mrs. S. ID.
Greeley. While there Mrs. y. expects to attend
the nlversast Convention in Bangor, June g.
Hon. A. l.. NlckersOn, inspected Ezra NJ. Billings
Post No. a, G. A. r., Monroe. May 2l and Calvin
F. Pilley Post No. %, Unity, May "A. This week
he VIII visit Warren Post No. sc, W!nterport and
James f. Hall Post No. 3d. Bucksport. . We COPY
the following from the Anaheim California Gazette
OF May :; "Mrs. q. G.. Greeley, wife of our well
known townsman, died at Farview Yesterday
aged SO years. Deceased came to Anaheim with
hef husband some twenty years ago and has since
resided at Falrview. Her death is mourned by
large circle of friends Funeral services were
afternoon, and the intcrment will occur at Pasade-
ma today. Mr.. Greeley has the sympathy of our
entire people in his great afcton." Mrs. Greeley
was Il native of Freedom and sister of Ambrose
Strout formerly of this town. She first married
Andrew, brother of Edwin Greeley of this town
and resided here several years. After his death
she went west and became the wife of his brother
George. Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Greeley received a
detailed account of her sickness and death :. Fred
Cunningham has sold his interest in the black
smith shop to his brother Henry and bought W. r.
Mason's stock of dry goods and groceries :. DR..
Z. W. Jenreys was in town last week. Miss Flora
Mari is at home and prepared to do fashionable
dress making. She is an experienced hand and
those needing such work done will do well to give
her a call The installation supper of Swan Lake
Lodge May "A was well attended. There were
several visiting members from Monroe. :. Rev. +.
T. Johonot of Lewiston, will fill the pulpit here at
30 June S.-..The Ladies Aid Society will meet
with Mrs. VIII L. Nickerson June ).
The Republican journal., 1890-05-29

In Boston the other day we saw in one win
dow a sign reading yacht Supplies and in
the next window, ''Botted liquors. Fisher
men and yachtsmen the world over evidently
call for the same kind of supplies
The Republican journal., 1890-05-29

And now the man who ''stands drinks" in
Boston sits down.
The Republican journal., 1890-05-29
News of Belfast and Vicinity
MEMORIAL. DAY.


le happy dead We gave to God,
who keepeth what is His, alway,
We lay the violets on the sod,
We lay our hearts TO yours to-day.
On, take them, broken and unmect
For that high faith you used to have.
The trembling hand, the faltering feet
we turn to you, across the grave.
The fine resolve. the lofty part
That persisted like a sun -smote flower
The silent coward in the heart;
The memory of the weakest hour,
The thing we are not-meant to be
And still go begging grief to make
u, for the love we bear to We
Oh take them all, for Loves dear sake
Who else in earth or heaven can know
Like the dear dead, who can forgive?
Again, because we love You So
BE patient. Teach us how to live.
Thus once again, the scorching tear
And aching lips we bring, we trust
Bearer to us the treasure here
Than all that stirs above the dust
Oh, happy dead who went to God
Hold, hold us in Your love alwaN.
We lay the VioctS on the sod, y
We lay our hearts To yours 70 day.
Elizabeth Stuart Phelps
The Republican journal., 1890-05-29

-.e country never looked prettier than It
does to-day. New England at this time of The
year beats the world. Portsmouth, y. H.,
Yes. and the Louisiana lottery cheats New
England.
The Republican journal., 1890-05-29


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'"'"7i''' -Nl ''79lt' are 'I9I'lhS 'U Mrs Column
''" '''' - '' 'i'l' mas engaged rooms
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49," 'i'i' Ni7' 1" h"7'oiI'.''.O"l. W H.
n ''''' "t i'"'" h'' NlHll NitUf'ld! y spend
'"'"'- tx '''9 ''4' i''"uIhs !"
'''i + ''''' N 7. r. o'9 4oAtS dh 1
MKT "It tNPe'Fi H'l' lfom hostoh tIIs even
tNiI7' y iIltlH illthcl' Who spent the win
1T 4" o'A'ith "itH hei 'aU-htcl, Mrs. +. Z.
''"S 9t"lie /" HcI hoine lu 'hls city,.
N II" "'"' iH"hIpaoh OF lhe shoe FAC
'0i9' i''"i"'' H"' y business triP 70 Boston by
may evening U"lli''''Mf7- AZ" NJ. Carter,
VINO mas been III sea since last October with her
Hu9"itl'l IN sen Ien"hscot, arrived home from
New ORR laet ihIt7day.'. Dr. A. ;. Davis and
O''pI- Shefihah' OF Chelsea arrived Friday morn
ing ana went to the Doctors Summer cottage at
Doctor says tiat Ia-t summer ne discovered a
placc where cunner5 are more plentiful than tit
any other place in fcnobscot Bay. Mrs. George
r. Hllcmtst N Rochland il III town visiting
came TO town saturday on a business trip He
will bring his family later for the summer vaca
uoh.. Mrs Adams arrived in this city last week
from Whitman, Mass where she spent the winter
from NaSmngt"n' d. Mr.. Luce, of the sar
The Republican journal., 1890-05-29

When Ben Bunker went fishing he left hi,
paper the kennebcc-Dcmocrat, in charge Of a
mad way mad dog, Or something Of that
kind. The paper showed the mark, of a DUH
broad axe in place of the artistic carving by
Ben's iack-knife.
The Republican journal., 1890-05-29

Importers and agents Of foreign houses have
formed combination to fight the Iarif bin.
They are doing cuisines, at the Old stand un-
der the name and firm of the Democratic party.
with the Golden Club contributing partner
The Republican journal., 1890-05-29

Writing on the sparrow pest, IA corre>p ondent
Of the Baltimore sun suggests the raising Of
"screech owls to hunt them down and Kill
them" This is possibly cool idea; tut how
are we to get rid of tie >creech owls