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DENTISTS.
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DR. w. WYIHE DAVIS, 60
DENTIST.
si5H EAST MAIN STREET.
lap 27-Sml
COURT ORDERS.

TNTHE CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE
i CITY OF WILLIAMSBURG AND COUNTY
OF JAMES CITY:
Michael 5. Warren, in h!s own right, ana as OK
ecutor OF William A. Warren, deceased,
Against
Henry Is. Warren and others,
IN CuAsCgRy.
The obiec, OF this suit IL 20 obtpin cons,ruc-
ton OF the will OF william A. Warren. deceased.
AS 10 the right OF his executor 10 collect ana the
disposition 10 bo made Of certain purchase
money bonds executed by one X. l.. 0atewood 10
Nj. s. Warren. and assigned by SAID 81. ;; war
rem 20 William A. Warren In hts lifetime Tor mo
purchase by him tthe said u. X. GatewocoD OF a
tract Of land In James CITY county known as
"Iaylor's." Aise. 10 pass title from the heirs
at law OF william A. Warren. deceased, 10 said
r. K Gatowood when he shall have paid the pur-
chase bonds, aud af1dasit having been
made and filed that the following deiendents 10
above suit--yiz, Watkins Warren. James G.
Warren, William Y. Warren, Josiah warren,
Maria l. Warren, Augustus Moore aud Betty
Moore his wife, Hugh q. Warren, J. Collins War
rem, Michael :. Warrep--Rre non-reeidents OF
ibis Commonwealth, they are notified 10 appear
within fifteen days after due publication OF this
order and DO what IL necessary 20 protect their
Interests In thls suit Aud II 10 ordered that u
copy OF this order be Published IN the Richmond
DisgGfeh, a newspaper published IA tho city Of
Richmond. once o week for four successive
weeks, ard that another copy thereof DO posted
oil the foni door Of the courthouse Of this coun-
" ON the hrst day OF tho next court for the
county OF Jsnos CITY and the city Of Williams
burg
Tate: RICHARD A. WISE. Clerk.
HALEY q PEAcnY. p y 40 i5-ruis
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We are indebted to Hon. CHARLES T..
O'FKRRALL for a pamphlet copy of bis
searching speech in the House of Repre-
sentatives In the case OF WADpILL rs. WISE.
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Messrs. j. W. RAspoLnn 4 Co. have sent
US "Ltpph'ool" for May. This No. con-
tains "A sappAo Of Green Springs" by
BnEI HARTR.
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Peculiar

n Itself IN many important particulars, HOODS
ssr,apariiIa Is different from and superior 10 any
other medicine.
pcculiar in combination, proportion and prep
.,.,ion o, ingredients, Hoods sarssparila pos
.o.se, the full curative vaiuc OF the best known
,smsd,e, Of tho vegetable kingdom.
pscullar in It's medicinal merit. Hoods sarsspa-
-u,a .ecoupllsbes cures hitherto unknown.
Peculiar in strength and economy Hoods sar'
,anarilla Is tho only medicine OF which can truly
No sa,d 100 doses one dollar" Medicines In larger
and smaller bottles require larger doses. and co
not produce as good results as Hoods sarsapaIla.
Peculiar In It's "good name at homo there Is
more Of Hoods sarsaparills sold in Lowell where
mia made. than Of all other blood purifiers.
Peculiar in its phenomenal record OF sales
abroad, no other preparation has ever attained
such popularity in so short o time. Donot be In
duced to take any other preparation. BesuTet oge'
Hoods Sarsaparilla
soldsyall druggists. 81; slnfOTs'. Prepared only
BIC. /. HOOD & CO.. Apothccarics' Lowell Mas
100 Doses One Dollar
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Nervousness.

Asa tonic to the gou.rsl or nervous .;em there &,
nothing which aan eresl % equal he A.B O. Tonic:
We challenge truthful contradiction even By .keptes
Puraly vegetable:
SOLD BY All DRUGGISTS. Treaii.s on Blood
and skin Di.easea bz NAL FREQ. Addre.s 4 -. o:
CHEMICAL Co. n sonia Twelfth street, Richmond Va:
de 5-Th, su&Taiyl
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Baltimore. R. H..woopwARD

Here ia q book for our children-a book
intended ito keep the record right" The
names of the various distinguished gentle
men who have contributed to its contents
are sire guarantee Of It's value.
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rUHE SAVINGS BANK OF RICH
NOND,
coRsKR or ELEVENTH AND MAIN srRRgra
CAPITAL, 100000.
r. A. PATTERSON. l. u NORRIS,
President ylce-President
GEORGE n. WOODBRIDGE, Cashier.
po,sp or DIRKroRs: George L. Christian. W.
ID oTarles o. o. Owens, L. Whltlock, IL. Theo-
a a. Ellyson W. II. Zimmerman. d. Alsop. ID.
~ nayi.. II. Il. Taliaforro. ". NJ. Gillian. l. z.
Morris. john Pope, Frin SiiterdIng. John H..
n,Trsen. John ". Gordon, N. D. Hsrgroye,
49, Bodeger, l. Il. Tstum. II. Swinetori.
1ar,ss Lvons, g. G. Valentine, II. Seldom Taylor.
usrn,ann schmidt, d. +. Johnson, and H. A. PAT
ter80n.
Deposits received in sums of One Dollar aud
,,owsrd.. and interest allowed.
LOANS MADE on REAL ESTATE.
NEGOTIABLE paper discounted.
Open daily TIL aP' NJ; saturdays tills :, n.
j. is-Tu, Th&sA
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A TrRACTIYE SPECIALTIES.

0ur from, counters are grooming under tho
heavy weight, caused by the heaps OF Eemnents
OF every description upon them. These We are
auxious TO get rid OF, IS tho room Is moro yGlua-
bic than their company. Hence we nave nafkei 4
them al fsst-selling prices. Come and overhaul
this lot, aud you will SECURE SOME GOOD
We shall offer big drive IN a flne BLACK
KID GLOVE, stitched back, that sold heretofore
at soc We have all sizes now. and ss long as
thew last the price viii be iec. pair.
one lot Of LADIES PURE-LlNES COLLARs
aud CUFFS that sold at 25c. set VIII be sold
this week-one set 70 cGstomer-at To-.
one lot of sIDR-COMBS reduced rom 2Oc. a
pair 10 &C. lot from % and BIC. pair 70 l5c. a
pIiTS INFANTS and BOYS PIN-sTRIPE SOCKS
worth 20c a pair AZ l2Sc. .-.,,.,, 49,,
and TO-. 70 81. apiece.
OUTING CLGTHS all reduced-l5c. quality
now l2}<c.; l2i(c. quality now Toe. lOc. quality
now SIC. The styles are choice, aud the low
prices will cell them rapidly.
FISH NETS and LA TOskA NETS. stripes,
plain, figured, and polka-dots, in plain and CON-
bina,lOn effects, 81 the lowest possible prices.
This stock Is being daily added 70, and some
rare patterns can always DC touod amongst our
Special sale OF LACE CURTAINS from recent
New York auction sale-prices almost cut IN
tWo-the best values ever offered in THIS depart
ment 10 help inoNo mo pls SaOSA pvtSnnoou 70
will IN addition 10 our extra-low prices, give one
Curtain-P Pole. with brass trimmings complete, 10
every customer buying Curtains at 81 pair and
upwards. THIS OFFER IS FOR THIS WEEK
ONLY.
tho celebrated II. s T. CORSETs, equal TO any
Corr et TO DO found IN Richmond at 81, We sell al
CSC. You will DO pleased with T. Ask for IL
The famous ROSALIE COUTIL CORSET,
sold elsewhere for 75c.--our price 50c. IL has no
equal at this piice.
A DANAsK TO VEL, ono yard and two inches
long by one nalf yard wido. will be sold this
week at IKE.
a YELLOW-FIGURED sCRiM. something en-
trcly new and very pretty, worth l6sSc., al &c. a
yard.
HELD & THAHlMEH,
sp 29.Tu&Th sU9 Broad street.
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PIN AtC1AE-

MONEY TO LEND. i HAVE
WI 5000 to leud on CITY OR SUBURBAN
PROPERTY In Gums 10 suit .
GEORGE II. PoiNDENTER,
an % eod3t Real Estate Agent and Broker.
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InANs on DIAMONDS. wNTCu--- -

LOANS on DIAMONDS, NNi' hi~. t'
NTONEY, MONEY.-Li8E- HqN
VI RAJ ADVANCES made on .h- = y
mouds, WAY les, JoWeiry. siif.r"h ~ -
Guns. &c, il sums lrnui q to
TNION LOAh .Nllrl.
OvgiCE: 30 BROAD STREET
So We lend money az oae fi.rl .i '" f'
charged by loan oincc-. lu 4.-'i. 'A
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ETRNIrIItF. ~.
rV~O WORTH OF GOODS lo. 81
DOO CASH And 81 PER NELh.
RoragRr & CO., EAST BROAD sia-.'
RICHMOND, "a.
FURNITURE AND CARPETS, BEDpS' $40
STOVES.

We invite y,n 90 examine our ez'e1s.f.
II BABY-CARRIACES. 40 --i "tiiL -
WOOD tho bees Carriage that i- n'ir'
feel oonnieui from past experience i-i' . '.-
give entire satisfaction.
We have ICg-CugS1s aat Rfs IN-..
q, harl wood. Oak. a1I Na.naf' 500
gra.l.s. rom a cheap ice-the-. To- TO ODD.
rste -iIe-Hoari kefcigefntor.
rp ne Furniture Departmeu. VII t'
WOOL. SILK PLULh, aul no fA-LD"
iu Cherry aud walnut Frames
POPLAR. OAK, nni WA Sil 'N
SUITS. OAK aud WALNUT LAilH'i''
BLRs. CHAIRS. LOUNGES. s.
CARPETS AND MATING iNgfhi
sSELS CARPETS. FANCY "
TAPESTRY, and sMlKNA klr0, OIL.
Sc. STOVES and RANGES OF pc tc.
NH eSTu.Th6sasNyi 55easi hf2ai
TSTABLISHED 1880. e.
PRESTON BgLyiS. ~
FU IL " ! / u Il h,
lsGosernor ssreci. R.chmoni' "a
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j. rn,,nnr'. GANSS & CD. N. oA'''.


This is the store for quick selling this year. a
look will prove orr styles the handsomsst your
eyes have met They Deed no rosy Ielk 10 sell
them. They are elegant beyond preIence'
AND OUR PRICE,ARE TENPllNGLT LOW
Charming
RATS AND BONNETs.
that youth no, nesi-
tate over except %
choose which you
choose most.
They're all 20 beaIu-
ful
You could pick from
them with your eyes
shut and In the dark
and be sure Of getting
ono you'd Ike.
EVERYTHING NEW lN RIBBONS.
7i4gtan Pr,ds, Tri-Coiors, G0u-sStrPes, Bro
cdQcs, vc'rst, Gros-Grlln, fa'af. 'o'iHS' &C.
FLOWERS. FLOWERS.
customers thick =,
tees among the loT-
era. and no worler
they are go cheap.
INFANTS NULL
aui LACE CAPS, l0c.
1a' 2f.., &c, &c., b.,
rjc .tosS.
BUCKLES, FANCY
PINS. DAGGtH~, &c,
for Hot and Hea1wear.
GANSS ~ CO..
i19 east Broad street
! BETWEEN FIRST AND SECOND.
ed O.. G. q CO.,
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THE RICHMOND DISPATCH.
BY THE DISPATCH COMPANY.

IN. DAILY DISPATCH IL delivered 10 sub
srribers at rIrrsrS CENTS por week. payable 10
the carrier weekly. Mailed ut 81 per annum I;
a. for ak months; si.so for three months; eOc.
for one month.
The sEMI-wEgKLY DISPATCH at Sc Per an
mum, or 81 for six mouths
The WEEKLY DISPATCH at 81 per annum.
Tho SUNDAY DISPATCH At $50 per snnum'
or sc for slx montha
Subscriptions Ia all cases payable IN ADVANCE,
and no paper continued after the expiration OF
the time paid for. Send post-ofice money
order, check, or registered letter. Currency
cent by mail will be q. the risk OF the sender.
Subscribers wishing their pcstofnce changod
must give their old a. we'll as their new post
onrco. Sample copies free.
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LIME. CEMENT. PLAsTEg. &c.

LIME. CEMENT, PLASTER. &c.
= zoo BARRELS FRESH ROCK
C.COOLAND LIME, jus. arrived per
schooner Alfred Keen, for sale low from vessel.
Also. In stock fresh kosendale and Imported
Portland Cement, Caleinsd Plaster. Fire Brick,
sc. Fresh Ground Nova Scotia Land Plaster. &c.
ape WARNER Mo0hE
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WANTED, AN ACTIVE MAN FOR
w each section -salary as 20 tle-,'
represent s4.ca s-i.l N.R TOTS ...-.
,,.-forstei 10 t.pply DFy Goods. Cio'hlnf %
JeNelry etr, o. Consumers a. cost A-.
LADY OF TAO I--saiAry flI. - onlnI nc.
5000 low enrolled. ilJNu paii d. d..
en-os exchanged EMPIRE Cp-oftlA
assoc AIlON credit veil rated L',A
Now York.
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Reading notices In roadins-natter type, five
liner or less, 81 In nonparieI loaded, '5c.
Card Of rates for moro space furnished on APP
piicaiion.
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J. THALHIMER.

nUR buyer has Just made
Ofying trip 70 the northern
markets aud secured some OF
the most stylish novelties N
Hats. Bonnets. and shapes
for Ladies', Misses. and Call
uren.
OUR BEAUTIFUL BATS
ARE MAKING
Us FAMOUS.
THEY BASK IN
THE SUNSHINE OF
FASHION.
Our styl9s are long
way ahead Of any
others.
TAcy are satis(Ung
10 refned taste.
AMONG ST RAW
SHAPES the dainty
LACE" ef0ct5 are
the beat selling.
The IN ahton for them
Is on tie increase ereTy
hotT.
sui the prices, even
for tho finest Lace
Straws. are very cheap.
pretty H4T'
little G. iNLs'
at any price.
MORE BONNETSl
MORE PRETTY HATS!
Orders by mail solicited and promptly
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All letters and kilograms must be addressed
70 THg DISPATCH COMPANY.
Rejected communications viii not DO ro-
turned.
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WANTED, AT ONCE, A WHITE
W MUSE i0r infant slx nouths d. fs.r
mendaiions required. Address Box .it OBJ.
AZ lI-l-t
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MIANTED. AGENTS I'D nIlI-

altar. our homo aud fam.iy a.tar ss.,s a. .Iy.',
Something nog. sample aiag free. Al q,
Manufactures i0r illustrated des-rpg0r "a
toa Manufacturing Conptng a,s Na.l.af...,
street, Boston, Nass a. r......
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WTANTED. BOARD BY TWO ~

w DIS 10 q private family 10 l0.,..,
boarding. mousse The r11m mutt To- r..... f....
n.shei. A4l.ess A. y. A., b.f..f'.t ,r..e
Oh .a...f
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-29

VXrANTED. INFORNATTOy Aarol,

w the whereabouts Of LIMA BKRKLgY iroi.
oreil Who'd last heard from sho vas In Sr,
Jcrsey. That Was last year. sha IA about ,hi,,,.
Tour years ola. Her parents we're Chapman 80
Judah Berkeley. Of King William. sbsiefi Pi.t'
mont two years after ths ci0so - 10 iata va
email girL II Lima BorEley Will commute,
with her sister. EDMONlA HERKLFY. n m.
moud' she viii nnd 70 70 heT sdsantsgs
a. % 81.
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NTANfED. 4 BOY To FEED
w PMN1lS6-pR eiuhs,t.t mi.
peren-o preferred. Apply a.c.e. FOB Nt..
ID hEE1AA LOH H. IS east H.ln street nl.....'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-10

- y.slssasa - sssyse1spsay csl)sesss
ef easepas q Calais during he pase thfes q
fe1f. yeass. has resigned NJ positisa.
james n. MeLassa Of he sEadsaaina
chss Of ths Bangor theological Seminary
vim surply ths Censresadesal Churches
q Phillips ana Sroag the coming year.
AZ he Counencenent exercises ef he
Besaoa UnlvesaiN Asld N Trenest 1sapls,
Boseen. Jsns ~. he dsQRse e 1neAslos
Of Arc vas esnfssrsd upsa w. u. Grow.
ford Of Camden.
The address at Spfague's Mills. %
Memorial Day. by Rev. @. NJ. Park Of
Presque 1sls 10 spoken 81 by the county
papefs - VERY Ans effort and highly ~
peeeiaAed by al Who lisesasd 10 Il.
The Bufr families Of Bangor and BrsveI
held their annual reunion and reception d
the old homestead In Brewer Friday after.
noon and evening last. Among those pres.
emit were DR.. Elizabeth Burr Thalberg
professor at vassar. Mr.. and Mrs. Arad
Godfrey and their daughter. Miss Godfrey
from Minneapolis.
One Of the remarkable old ladies Of Ken
pebec county 10 Mrs. Mary Wing wife d
Mr.. Thomas Wing Of Fayeets. She 10 q
years Of age and during the past year ha'
done the cooking, washing. ironing. sewing
knitting, etc.. for . family Of four. Las
fall che cleaned her house all Throughout
and in addition to all her other work hal
made since last October 800 pouuds of but
ter. She 10 able TO ride out ten or twelve
miles in day, appears ~ jovial and happ!
- any young person, and il in the best o.
health.
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NKw YORK, June y.
FLouR-Receipts. Is 5sS pkgs; exports, l7,74i
bbls; sales, ls. 100. Repeat quotations includ.
Ing City mill extra, - S5at4 o.; patent, q 00s
4S SO; supcrfine, q 25aa2 rs; extra No. q D. 20s
Is Is: winter wheat low grade. ~ 4oa$2 70; Min
nesota extra. - soat4 50; Southern -Four dull ;
rye nour quiet.
wHEAr-Reosipts. Il, zoo exports. 6a.o4s eale,
5000 lower; No. 2 spring -; No 3 red. sola
o.: No 2 red, a5ap5l elev' 96iap71 fob aslassl
deiiv'd. No lard. .6lialos; No northern. lOO,s
1901.
RYE-dull
BARLEY-Quiet.
CORN-Receip.s, 80 $50. exports. 3s,776. sales,
.59. 900; higher; steamer. AiAa42, So2, ilA4IA,
store and elevator, sea42! afoat.
OArs-Receipts. ~. ooo; exports. !o.s6:: sales,
SO 900 firm No a,S4l ;doiwhite S4astl;N mo !, sa36
do white, 34la35I. No 1. IS; do white, "a; Mixed
Western, 3la3s; white do, 34ai0.
CoFFEE-fair; Rio. fair. 20.
SUGAR-Rsw firm; refined firm; demand
fair; crushed 5a5l; extra crushed. 6la5i; white
extra crushed. sia6 cut loaf. 81; Erannlated, o..
PKTRoLEUA-weaker,- ISL.
PORK-quieti
BEEF-steady.
LARD-dull; western steam. ~ 15a46 eel clos
Ing o. IS; city stenm q 20 refined dull continent
- 20a$6 60; 3. A. q IS.
BUTTER -, quiet; western dairy aalo; dc
creamery. 8al7A.
CHKEsk- steady Freishts to Liverpool steady
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CONDENSED DISPATCHES.


The steamer Lebourgauge which left
New York for Havre, Saturday, was sight
ed Sunday PIG miles east of Sandy Hook,
disabled.
Stockmen in New Mexica have suffered
great losses to stock owing to the long con-
tinued hot weather which injuies the feed
ing grounds.
There is considerable excitement at
Claremont, N. H., over the poisoning of
fifteen dogs within the last few days. Many
of the animals were valuable ones.
No further particulars are learned of the
reported case of yellow fever at New Or
leans, where a passenger from Rio Janeiro
was said to be down with he-disease.
Two men while rowing across the river
above Grand Falls, N. b., Sunday, were
swept down stream by a swift current and
carried over the fall. There is no trace of
the men or boat.
1t is said that the Mexican government
will demand that the United States punish
Smith. Merrill, Warden, Hill. Hall, and
the others for their part in the Lower Cali
fornis conspiracy.
A FIRE in the Worthington brick block at
Colchester. Conn, early Monday morning,
spread and burned out several stores and
tenements. The loss is about $40, 900.
Twelve buildings were destroyed.
A runaway grocery team collided with an
open horse car at Fall River, Monday.
Twenty passengers were in the car and Miss
Burke, Mrs. Rice were badly bruised, and
a man named Pacoud was seriously in
jured.
At a meeting Of the Baptist Ministers
Association, Monday, At Boston, Rev. W.
W. Downes Of Bowdoin Square Baptist
church. presented petition for re.instate-
ment into the privileges of the Association,
and the petition was referred to commit
tee.
Rev. J. B. Kniest, aged So years. died
Sunday night in pew in the Emanuel Re-
formed Lutheran church at Philadelphia,
of which he had been former pastor. He
was vice-president of the general synod of
the Reformed Lutheran church of tn,
United States.
The Missouri Pacific and the Atchison,
Topeka & Santa Fe agreed to cut cattle
rates to all Texas points from St. Louis,
Chicago and Kansas City go per cent. The
reduction 10 made in retaliation for the
Missouri, Kansas 4 Texas cutting rates on
corn last week.
A City of Mexico special says: 1.-THE
Mexican government has granted to A. X.
Owen, the head man of the Topolobampo
Co Operative Colony, . zone Of thirty zone
thousand square miles of land, stretching
from the Gulf Of California to the Rio
Grande, together with concession for q
railway, telegraph and telephone system.
l 200 miles long, with . subsidity of sl2,-
900 q mile. Owen has gone 10 New York
to capitalize the conce,sion. Owen 10 the
man under whose leadership the colony
started from Cape Elizabeth, Me, for To-
few years ago and came to
grief.
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SPARKS FROM MAINE wrRBs.

The IS P. NJ. train out of Lewiston
was deraiIed Monday by an open switch
Damage slight.
Mr.. Charles kimball Of Lewiston tool
= header from his bicycle Saturday even
ing and had his collar bone broken.
Ralph Durham, aged 7 years, Of Soutl
Paris, fell from the beams to the barr
floor, Saturday, sixteen feet, crushing hi
skull. He died Sunday morning.
John Garside, an EneIishman, aged 81
overseer in the repair shops Of the Lsconis
mills, Biddeford. died suddenly Of apoplex
Sunday night. He leaves . family.
George Newell's house in West Durham
with his barn and stable and most of con
tents we're burned to the ground Sunday
morning At 2 o'clock. Insured for 1900
on house.
Saturday afternoon Marshal Bailey Wis.
tied the building on Front street, Bath
owned by John Footer and found . two
gallon jug of liquor in the garrett. John
Fooier and his brother were arrested.
The farm buildings on the Emmons
Rswson farm on High street in Paris were
destroyed by IRE Saturday night. A horse
was lost. The Ore took In the barn and ID
thought TO be incendisry. Insu ed for
$500,
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Marrieo.


kENNEBEC.
In Augusta. June Z, by Re-. J. d. Jordan, Fred
X Davis OF Fairfield, and Miss Hattie Is. Free man
of Machias.
OxroED.
In BuckfeId. May Is, George G. Morrill, Of Sum
ner and Miss Kate D. shaw OF Buckield.
PENOBsCOT.
In Patten May Fl, Richard HIATT of NJ. Chase
and MI 8 Lucy Cooling of Ashland,
In Prewer, May 3ist, MIR. Wilbur 6. Lowell and
Miss Cora l.. Turner. both Of Brewer.
SOMERSET
In Norridgewock, May 25th. Russell r. Sawyer
Of Norridgewoek, and Miss Nellie l.. Pray Of Mer-
Ger.
WALDO.
In Belfast, May al. Benjamin Libby and Miss
Mary A. Clark, both of Belfast.
In Searsport, May 81. Charles A. Towers and
Miss Amands Il. Young.
In Morrill,, May ~. Robbie I. tray and Miss
Lille A. Pearson. both Of Morrill,.
YORK.
In North Berwick. May Is Walter u. Pease and
Minnie n. johnson
In saco, May 30. Thomas West and Miss Maggie
A. McCalum; JuRe 3, Charles u. I Underwood and
Mrs. Georgia A. Pierce. both Of Saco.
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Special to the Kennebec Journal.
PIrTsFiALD, June Sat the republican
caucus held last evening the following we're
chosen delegates to the State convention
Frank W. Hovey, J. A. Morrison, Oramel
Murray. s. II. Mosher, c. B. Haskell, G.
8. Gould.
The following were chosen delegates to
the district convention W. G. Morrill,. A.
II. Burse, Benz. Thompson. J. H. Coffin,
Benz. Jaquith, T. N. Drake.
the following are the members chosen
~ republican town committee Frank W.
Hovey, s. II. Mosher, +. w. Holmes,
Geo. N. Pushaw. C. C. Weeks, L. C.
Bryant. o. s. Haskell.
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aobbin's CiIcus Kicks Up . Mot at
Ellsworth.

BANGOR, June quite riot 10 report
ed tonight from Ellsworth, where men of
the place became involved in bloody fight
with some employees of Robbins circus. A
the result Of many broken heads and severe
bruises. After a desperate struggle partial
order was finally restored. 1t 10 reported
special police were appointed and patrolled
the streets armed with rifles. Great excite
ment 10 reported in the city and several
were severely injured.
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A class Of stenosraphy will soon be or
ganizsd under the auspices Of the Y. M. C.
A.. with Mr.. VIII Z. Perkins Of Portland,
a practical stenographer, a. instructor.
Several have already signiHed their atten-
ton Of joining the class which promises To
be large one. Those desiring to join
should consult Gen. Sec'y Bates.
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MAINE PEOPLE.

Rev. Lewis Films Of Strong has CLOSED
his pastcrate in that town and will preach il
Freedom during the coming year.
Rev. g. w. Avery. Of Bangor, Who il
pastor Of the Baptis. Church as Jay Bridge
10 very successful in his work ct that place
r. A. Allen. one Of the fofsmen at tn
Maine Central shops ct Wsterville, hal
been transferred 70 the shop Of the Uppe,
Coos. N. H.
Thomas ". Dixie, son Of Rev. 8. r,
Dixie, d. D.. Of Bath, gradussed at Boston
University Wednesday, with the degree Of
Doctor Of Medicine.
Il 10 said that Mr.. viii 8. Wsldsun, who
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1t now seem likely that the Appleton
Shoe Co. will decide to locate here, guar-
anteeiDg the town an annual payroll Of
$4,000. Suitable concessions have been
made on both sides and = special town
meeting will be called for next Saturday to
take further measures relative to the last
proposition made the town by the company.
This should be fully attended and q con-
sentative vote taken in behalf of Oakland's
best interests.