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The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1890-09-19
FRATEASiTIES.


0YAL ARCH AASONs, MlLBANk
Chapter No. i5 Stated conyocations
bond aud fourth Thursdav ot each month,
i:O p. m. Visiting com panions cordially
ei!ed. A. ]. BLxskR. High Priest.
ious DocoLAss, Se;.
FIX A. M-MILBANK LODGE No. 20,
~ Stated meetings At Schsier's Hall, on
lfd Thursday evening OF ancli month.
sting brethren are cordially invited 70 At
Id J. G.. KNAPP, W. 81.
T. THos. L. BoUcK, Secretary.
Q. O. .F.-SYLVAN LODGE No. 81.
Meets every Tuesday evening 1t scHa
Hall. Visiting brethren cordially in'i-
q. ED. kAAACKL. n. u.
O.s. CssERa, Sec.
RAND ARMY or THE REpUBLIC.-
Meets every second and fourth Satuf~
Y. q Up. III. sharp, Vt the Court house
y comrades Visiting our city are invited -
ee! with US. D. w. DiG0s, Commander
laos. fireh. AdjutaRt.
y o. U. W.-Aeets first and third Anh-
~ day evenings ot each mouth IN n xsoii
nall Visiting brethren cordially invite :
'. J0sEs. Recorder, G. X. GEovER. u. Y {,
q or l.. K.-SEDGWICE DIVISION NJ,
- lsIt Il
eonth. q MArrakws. Chief.
EssrAcx foss, Sec.
)RDER OF RAILWAY CONDUCTORS
Milhank Division \ .. Sy. Meets u NJ
ny hau every second aud fourth SUNDAY
.. P. m. All members Of the order cordial
invited. +. A. JOHNSON, Chief Cond'r
'"A HORNE, Sec. xAd Treas.
y. .. g. T-Meets every Friday eve
alng At Masonic Hall, and extends Y
'o'uaAi Invitation u visiting melabers
a. VIZ. Ro. sKRs. z. I.
Soss'E THOMAS, Rec. sec.
CHURCHES.
ATHOLlC. Service in st. Lawrence
! = Shurch every Sunday and holy day .
: po'"o :. IN. Rev. JoMx HKRMELISG, lrieSl.
INST N. &. Church. Preaching every
sunday at lu:&5 :. m. aud 7:3O p. IN
i .p~o'tn League $50 p. M. Sunday scno"l
~ ~ prAyer meeting Wednesdays a. ="
= hsv..J. &. SHETLAND. Pastor.
o!hUkAN-Service O0caSiouAl~in the
~ Norwegian language 1t the church "
=. m. Rev. J. IL. eroxLlk. Minister
h frisCOPAL-Service IN Library Hall hSt
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-30

MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD.
arrangement or Trims In EJECT Jane
23.h, 1880.


uaA farther Eodca tfalns isays Aa.essa -
CLOVIS
GoaaSs wFsw--sso A y fer Le-sis'on
scestaad. Portland, Bossop And y ia-ft.iii 7@s
a. u. log hailaaAli. Gardner ard S9atb Card
| r, 30 ard it.zk A. II geNpre-n fa- Lewiston
bennington, kceklasd Pafsi-pd ard a3srop: A
a. 4 and Us i. i tor iiaiowel, Asrlt7tr aqa
so Gard yer; =. IS = 81. faf nruu=wics, PAN Rock
aad H0-''at sei fr4-s.a 1sS, tcepfs SCI Port.
and and .s-' t.i. Gl,i = 81 foT iiali9saa. Gsrdi
4ar aaG sesii, rsiipe-i Il - -. y night Pail
mani for l>esisfaa, % Ncf-iAnd 2nd Boston
ssoiass EAsf'- z-In a. RI. night exp,l 81 foi
asosArNdp. Earga9, itr EiTneT, ~. SpTaoD
q, dom and Aroe,ihs.2 EoGntv, rs A. y. iol
VI al rai!.,s. aud ek0Wa stN ~ +. -. tcNpsessl
te- Wa.ergils. newport. !'u.ts, fuXcroti. HnA
ztT ald Har liafbegi go ?. Il. for Wa'erYil'
SS07h~gsn. Beifasti Boxer, D1Euf & Fox src5t
RAaSDr, 81. Stephen 81. John aud ArUrstc7s
Coanty. and A. 80 +. y. Tor fa.essille; srs;
la paper trs.n Tor W1;frgilie aa4 Es-c. q
sl7 A. NJ
n Essti sgiia8a lrsa scG ta44 t-l.g ts.4y
fizht Nundays lAsia2eG. hui n5i 20 5ksR ae0af
% -doudds mornings, or 70 Belfast nd s,.ar
Or be- ond hi.nEor excepting 30 EA. Il 'r5of
Tho dar yp-rss ;galls going l.gst ~ z4fF. N
-ad V,,l az $50: a. II, rau daily, Saadays ia
eadrd, brtwe,n estt.l Aar iisrb7r aud 81
John.
acc0AMon+TIolg TRAM for August.
lsavas South Gardiner, G-5, 1870 A. MI. 1880 au6
tS5 7. NJ tatiiner, 6ib, lio0 a. b.; 100 ant
is1 p. NJ; Hs,lowcN, $40 AMI ll.li A. NJ, III.
ind so =. Il.
Through tickets to Californis rid ali point
south and West rany be had o. Z. Il. walker
:ick agent, Augusta the only office -elAlg via
III rouiHa and checking al! baggage free o. eN
pcnse.
FAYsoN TUCKER, Yica Free & GenH Manager
+. r. BCOTHBY, Genl Pans. ant Ticket Ag't.
Portland. June 25th, 1920.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-30

The I'ea0hsco, County Pomong
Grange held Is annual meeting viii
/ iIAi1pden Grange as tne Town House
S tiurday, sept y. and elected officer,
/ az fa!lo.= E. II. Gregory. Master; "
II Toolhaere. Oyerseer; & A. EHrr
( fectGlcr: Allen Garter, steward Fred
sawyer, Assistant Steward; }. VI
French. Chaplain; }. II, Valentine
/ Treasurer; Mrs. l. 81 Garter. Secretary
/ George 4 Friend, Gate Keeper; Mrs
I ~. II. ruothaeFc, Pomona; Hrs !. NJ
/ bAeGrinr. Flora; Mrs. Z II. Gregory
( Cetes; Mr. IT, NJ. Wentworth, Lad,
, assistant Steward Albert Hall, Choris
ier
ne weather early ia the morning wa
/ quit discar1giug, still u the usual hoal
! Tor calling be meeting to Order ther,
Fas q epd number present. After th'
u-aai opening exercises, Miss Mahe
Haii4ul, in brlialf OF llampden Grange
heartily welcomed all in q well writer
aui cl1quenlly delivered address. and il
sos greeted with hearty applause at tht
conclusion. \ member of the County
Grange responded.
he officers were 1T once installed. il
very happy manner, By Pa Ma,tei
t.-0. II Holland. \ class of thir
teen was Instructed in the fifth de
gree. fhe meeting was h8rmoniou.
sat pleasant throughout Dinner
va. served N the Masonic dining
h,li. While the county organization
w4s transact ug hu.ine IS ID the forenoon
tat ladies' IF fIanpGen Grange wcr,
DH NY pcea'iing the tabit7 in thc mo-i
lciupt.ag and appetiz'ug manner witt
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-30

The fArr---s az Maine are invited to
ceasrtbuts 10 the heanebec Jaarpsl items
81 Information from their owa know
lesige sra exi-rri nee Secd rs n an
tang shag viii pitase or profit your
/ * s.sasars lAl rsFeg Is working in the
/ iae4aa % farmers and we went them to
las eItess w4Tn and practical Interest
/ ID s.se pager
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-30

Sssesties ssav shat mare people de
sen essp ins ttaa from any nthe-
iessss, Slgss eesis are sae Ya. seesS ct
oasNasl sn- 8ewus ef sisf Sigh q
s A9swsars B tasse Ceaeil gs4 sass
as .Nzas cr. sorsas : ly.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-30

- II yoH want som thing nsw In POO
20 .ra9hy, 70 70 Burgess studio, cor. Bridge
anil %aier sts. and get picture OF your
feif y lib ycurso.f. Two different positions
u The same picture No end TO the differ
emf chanZs that can be prodaced.
seps03lr'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-30

Carts OF shSzss snd rcsoirrons Of rssvsr.
viii &c charged 5. the rae u ten cents a s.
Al st.yert sirs saaoo ace@eets Of est.r.s,,
meats whose os,saNi - Ne rsisias o. neaev
wriil he charged As s,.e rae Of dscsn esr,.
hae
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-30

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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-30

Hs~Pbysicsan's prescriptions are care
fully compounded At Kinsman's Drag Store,
ccSner o. Bridge ard Water streets. at mod
srz.s prices. jan20deodn
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-30

I.oreazo Written, his son AMI Fred Hi
went cut Monday mornicg o. the eas; side
anil started fourteen wo5deoek, hassisg
twelve of them, Til, is the hest bag az
the season. thus far.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-30

Beanet; IS lighting bis rc,tsuraut with
electric lights.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-30
INV ApvnsriaaMaaro vo.p.,

S;sspenderS -.finsAam \ Shvrbarne.
See Charen i loekc's new al.
Flwicr S pamisn call your attention
RayfnoN3's eNcEi siOn'.
Position wanted.
Mautcd--nonement,
Wanted - n-esstasksr,
For Sale lamhcr.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-30

That was She best AMI most practical
temperance talk MIS-. Foster gave AZ The
GrAni,a church, Sunday afternoon, tha,I
ever hsteaed TO-" remarked one OF our
promincn, citizens yesterday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-30

ES'County Commissioner Weston Of Bel.
grsds WIS in he city yesterday and hroush,
along some very fac fruit, as the Journal
can testify. lie says the ample crop in his
ssctinn is almost q failnrn
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-30

Augusta wouli be good plsca sna this
fall an cXeelen, time for Bosloia ARA
Colby 10 meet in s game Of foot bin.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-30
Tally Hraasrr' ac,rnal
Tuss.sY. SEPT. 80, isse.

-
rure-., sr,r an ,ss.
---...ss-----..----;--=s----,---.--.----.-.----
c,,,s of ,sxsss and resolution. a. 49,.
rill &c charged 5. the rae q ten cents , -
An ssyert org saaooacsmeess Of es,.r.,,,
nsents whose eassSi - ae Kissing o. nepcv
-. y ''''' ' esas
,, .,ypvr,s,n,,y
saspssders -finsSam : sh,gearne-
r,wter : pam,sn eali your attention,
rosiiloa wanted.
W WssiSS- - isassssI,
For saie-Lamher.
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,s.,,r;, ,,,,,.s VIA
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- - -, y - -'""~V'a aud
~ --->,, :, ), So y ->ge g''''
loresao Written, his son AMI Fred Hi
went cut MONDAY merniog on the eas; side,
amt started fourteen w'odeoeS, hassiag
N y - ~ - . 'D' ''N gag Of
'''' = ''', ,--~S -,
ES'Couniy Commissioner Weston of Bel,
srSde wSs IN he city yesterday and brought
al1nG sowe very fac fruit, As the Journal
can testify lie says The ample crop in his
sec''o" . sInose = la,.aIo'
That was She best AMI most practical
temperance talk Mrs. Foster gave AZ The
! Grant church, Sunday afternoon. thatI
ever hsteaed TO-" remarked ons OF our
prominent, citizens yesterday.
| I'll, ,.,l,oo,,,,sotatr ~ ,u..,
fishing house has been rep,,vc} from ~.
NV bnill,rs 80 room, IN his huil1jnr @a
East side Of the street. Mr., Harry Scwan
will remain in charge Of this department,
There were lsJo baskets of francs M,
on board N, steamer kenuebec A, Bo,,o,
Fri iav riy,.t and tbese distributed sror,
| the kcanebCc towns told SATURDAY for f.r,y.
Eve aud dt;y GEMS a baske, according IA
Tie variety,
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r..,. a., ,,'' w.. ,,' as','~' f " s'SA
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-30
Local Hoticcs.

Lass twice IS long AZ cheap sap for
laundry usc--Brussels.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-30

The Boston and New York ,eams Of TIE
Payers League viii probably play in tb,
Sttc after The seas is over. There /.
talk cf Aaviug games in Lewiston and Port.
land. Whist i4 the matter with Augusta
We lave here fine bali fed and there has
bon li'de of no chance to enjoy ii this sea.
SOD Augusta. iIallowcll aud Gtrdiacr
p oplh would like 10 sec such a game and
wou'd patroaiza it'iherply.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-30

The AZ; department at L, {. Aliens pub.
lisbing house has been removed from m,
nsw builllrg 20 rooms IN his building on
East sid, Of the street. Mr.. Harry Sewall
will remain in charge Of this department,
There were 1900 baskets of grapes IN,
on beard tn steamer kenuebec &, Boston
Friiay night AID these distributed smons
the kea0ehCo towns ,old SATURDAY for forty.
Eve anA ht;y GEMS basSe, according 10
Tie variety.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-30
for 5 CENTS.

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Morning journal and courier., 1890-06-21
Free se All.

The beautiful picture, "Will They Con- ssntf is . large magnificent engraving, printed upon sheet 19 inches wide by 24 inches long. It is an exact copy of an origi- nal painting by Kwall, which was sold for $5,000.
 This elegant picture represents . young lady standiug In . beautiful room, near a half-opsn door, surrounded by all that is luxurious, while the young man, her lover, is seen In m adjoining room asking the oon- sent of her parents for their daughter in marriage. Ths fine interior decorations, to- beautiful girl b In keeping with the senti. meat of the picture. T. must be seen to be
 'Ths valuable picture is Atted to adorn the wall of any ladies' parlor, and in order to offer an extraordinary induoement to intro- dlcs our Wax Starch, this costly picture will Do given away, free to every person pur- chasing three ten cent packages of Wax
 This starch is something entirely new. and is, without doubt, the greatest starch in- :ysntien of the nineteenth century, (xt least everybody says 70 who have used it.) It su. peroedes everything heretofore used or known to science in the laundry art. Unlike any other starch, q 1t h made with pure white WAX and chemically prepared upon scientific principles by an expert in the laundry pros fe.sion, who has had years of practi- hrss, original and only starch that by cook Ina makes Ironing easy and restores old sum- naer dresses to their natural whiteness, and Imports to linen beautiful and lasting Anish.
 This great e6sr is only good for ak weeks. after which the present will be omitted, and the starch scld q the usual price. Try IL VI ask is to give it ono trial. Itwill talk fCr itselk and tell IT svn story.
 Ak youS Gypeee fog Wax Starch and ob- s'e sas s;1s9s5 ;s5 s cS TIT .a s.;: ;s
Morning journal and courier., 1890-06-21
North Havens

June i9.-Mr. K. D. Bronson is growing the Belmont strawberry which by many Is considered a very choice variety. Mrs. Bron- son furnished @ large quantity of native laurel for "Flora's evening" at the grange on June IT, which was certainly handsome enough to be the national flower. A large scroll of dasies with the figures 35. the num- Der of the grange, in red clover, by Mrs. J. F. Barnard, attracted the attention and gained the praise of all present. Others fur- nished peonies, pansies and other flowers in great abundance. Miss Alice Warner had prepared good program, which WAS well received. An essay by Mrs. Barnard, reci- tation, with song accompaniment by -four choir;" duet by Miss Fannie Bronson and Henry Bahr, reading by Mrs. R. 0. Eaton; quartette; recitation by Raymond Robinson, l, "The Hem -Pecked Husband" [" and an original poem by Mrs. H. D. Todd comprised the editor, Mrs. Nathan Marks, and song, "Good Night, but not Goodbye" by MT. and Mrs. Eaton and Nr. and Mrs. Smith finished the evening.
 The board of health met at the court room on Tuesday evening.
 The literary committee of the grange is to meet this week to arrange program for the coming six months.
 Drives to the seashore, East rock and "Peter's rock" are frequent. The farmers are busy gathering the unusually large crop of hay.
 A young man, a guest of the pastor, "let his light shine" by furnishing good music for the Wednesday evening church prayer meeting in the absence of the regular or ganist.
 Mrs. F. 0. Bartholomew and Miss Lulu Bartholomew of Wallingford were in town to-day calling on friends and gathering ber- ries.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-06-21
EtnamI1al.

A Slew bus Continued Appreciation in she Market-Weakness in Sugar and Marked strength in Chicago Gas The Close Qules and Firm.
 NEW YORK. June 20.
 The railroad bond market was quiet to-day and while the usual firm tone was displayed the move ments were generally on 6 small scale and the i'm. portant changes very few. The Green Bay incomes furnished Si91 000 out of total of $1,iefooo. Bur- lingtou consols rose 1H to i29, Milwaukee, Lake Shore and Western hrsts to 1se5<. the extension ves to 12s1, Peoria, Decatur and Evansville nrsts to to l07M and Manitoba consols to 12o.
 Stocks showed . slow but continued appreciation to day. The demand was steady, though slow and the market after the first hour showed indication of pressure anywhere. There were, however, few features of importance developed, the weakness in Sugar in the afternoon and the marked strength in Chicago Gas at the same time being the oaly ones of prominence. The favorable influences were the reports that should the house and the senate fall to agree upon Q silver bin the administration would insist upon the coinage of four millions monthly. as authorized by the present law. It Is felt that in view of the appropriations fer pensions and other things which have been 90 heavy that instead of a surplus this year will have deficit the govern ment can scarcely afford to lock up money. There were renewed rumorB of deal between Atchison and the Missouri Pacific, which is expected to result in settlement of the railroad war in the south The close was quiet to dull and firm at about the Closing prices reported over the private wires of BUNNELL SCRANTON. Bankers and Brokers:
Morning journal and courier., 1890-06-21
Wedding on Bradley street.

Miss Lydia Wallison and MT. John W. Winter were married at the residence of the bride's parents on Bradley street on Wednes- day last. The happy couple were the reoip- isnts of many beautiful and useful presents. Mr. Nsrwin gave set of damask table linen. Miss Wallison was formerly an employe of Nr. Nerwin, who is the we'll known shirt manufacturer. From Mrs. Bennett and daughter, . silver cake basket; from Mrs. Clsson, set of silver teaspoons, butter knife and sugar shell; got of dinner and tea dishes from Mrs. Cahill, sister of the groom; beau tiful engraving (''The Honeymoon'D from MT. Fanoher, Mrs. Nalloy and Mics Hayes; . hand- painted hand bag of black satin from Mrs. Moses and handsome Roger. statue and plush-top table from Mir. Austin and Miss Phoebe Janisiewitch; plush hasseck from Mrs. Pardee; q Japanese cracker jar from Mr. and Mrs. Hitchcock; fine picture from Mrs. Wellss; berry set from Mrs. H. Brown of Hartford; . pair of pictures from Harry Winter; plush chair from MT. and Mrs. Winter; a piano from MT. and Mrs. Wallison, also clock; also other presents from friends. The happy couple start out in welded life, also, with the best wishes of many friends for their prosperity.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-06-21
For she Ohilarsn,s warA.

The Busy Bees, consisting of four little misses, Bessie Psndsrton, Bessie Gallagher, Naaie Auguz and Louise Todd, gave lawn party at 121 Dwight street, yesterday, from 10 .. m. to oP. m. They supezintended the sale of cake, ice cream, etc., the proceeds of which go toward defraying the expenses of . bed in the chlldrsn's ward iA tho hospital.
 The girls will repeat the affair today, If pleasant. They have worked assiduously and with unwearying patience in getting up the articles for the affair. Many friends and neiRhbcrs patronizsd the Busy Bees yester- dav =
Morning journal and courier., 1890-06-21
chrissian Alliance.

To tho Editor of the JOURNAL AND COURIER. The New Haven branch of the Christian alliance offer e unanimous vote of thanks to the First Baptist church for their Christian kindness in opening their place of worship for the convention, June IS and 19; and to the press of New Haven for their fair and candid reports of the convention; and to the Christian workers who 50 bountifully pro- vided attachments for the visitors attending the convention. Also to the brothers and sistsrs from abroad who have brought to us spiritual blessing.
 Tn His Name.
 Mas. F. B. KRAus, President.
 MRs. l.. J. POLLARD, Secretary.
 Mas. 0. A. DORIAN, Treasurer.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-06-21
Prlxes Awarded as she Ninesy-sixsh
 Anniversary of she Cheshire Acad-

Prlxes Awarded at she Ninesy-Nixth Annivsrsary of she Cheshire Acad- eny.
 CHESHIRE, June 20.-Ths orations deliv- cred by the graduating pupils of the Episoo- pal academy at the ninsty-sixth anniversary yesterday were as follows:
 1. Latin Salutatory, W. W. MoCandless,
 3. Tact and Talent, 0. H. Hubert, Sara. toga, N. Y.
 4. Friendship, H. D. Banks, Springfield, Mass.
 6. Love of Country, M. ". Hall Cheshire.
 :. Inspiration of Great Desds.F. F. John-
 s' Toii the heLaw-valedi dictory, ,H. W. Chap man, Sandy Hook, Conn.
 Prizes were awarded as follows:
 M.w. Hall, silver medal, elocasion.
 H.W. Chapman, Professor Phillips prize in mathematics.
 In spelling, book, Edward s. Parnelee, Watertown, Conn.
 Commercial department, best set of books; gold medal, A. J. Holman, Sd, Philadelphia,
 Improvement in penmanship, 1ss class, book, H. W. Lester, Binghamton. N. Y.; 2d class. book, G. 0. Neidl, New Britain, Conn Sd class, book, Roy H. Wilson, New Haven, Conn.
 Athletics-Sllyer medals, A. N. Grif6ng, Danbury, Conn.,; J. W. Green, Danbury, Conn; w. W. McCandless, PittsbaYg, Pa. F. B. Hubbell, Newtown, Conn. Prize declamations-Silver medal, M. w. Hall. Cheshire, Conn.,; book, A. J. Holman Sd, Philadelphia, Pa; book, s. Q. Pratt Hartford, Conn.,; book, W. w. McCandlees Pittsburg, Pa; book, F. B. Hubbell, New town, Conn. book, W. w: Winne, Denver Col; book. G. Fl. Cornell, Spotswood, N J.; book, Major Judge, Cheahire; book. F B. Wells, Southport, Conn.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-06-21
STATE OOMREsPONDRN0E.
southington.

June 19.-Miss Mamie Smith, we'll known here, was married in Litohfeld yesterday to MT. William Welton of Bridgswater. The bride Is sister of Mrs. w. S.Ward of Plants vile.
 The Harmonic society cleared $104 on their last entertainment and this enables them to close tho season free from debt and leave a few dollars in the treasury.
 It has been voted to lay tax of four mills in the first school district and to place fire escapes upon the school buildings. John J. Barnes was chosen committee in place of E. J. Neale.
 Charles w. Hall has gone to western New York for the benefit of his health.
 A benefit entertainment for Lon Miller ie beipg considered.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-06-21
An Empty Waserinx trough.

People who drive on Dixwell and shelt on avenue are earnestly inquiring why there is no water in the trough at the corner of Shel- ton and Dixwsll avenues. It is suggested that If there cannot be any water provided for tho horses there, that the trough be Ye- moved and no longer prove . Stumbling block and deception.
 It Is cruelty to animals to have it stand there empty and delude them.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-06-21
Her Narrow Escape.

As Conductor Phillipa' train on the Derby road wss waiting yesterday morning at Orange for the New Haven and Derby rsgu- lar to pass, woman stepped on the track all oblivioua of the approaching train, which was almost upon her. Conductor Phillips in 0rno to rave hor life.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-06-21
Ask Yeur Frisnds About Is.

Your distressing coueh can Do cured. We know 1t because Ksmp's Balsam within the past few years has cured 70 many coughs and colds In this community. Its remarkable sale has been won entirely by if1 genuine what he thiul1 of Kempss naIsam. .Th&re is no med!sine se Puses TIT se Eeeelvs. x1F6eI
Morning journal and courier., 1890-06-21

State French Soeletlss' Reunion. The first grand reunion of the St. Jean Baptists societies throughout the state will be at 6avin Rock, June 4.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-06-21
A Man Tovu hy DoRs.

h Ansonia Thursday evening John Weary of Hose Hill was badly bitten. Two large Newfoundland dogs set upon him and lacer- ated his legs fearfully. Had not some men appeared and driven the dogs away it Is thought Neary would have been finished by the brutss. A chunk of flesh was torn out one of his legs, leaving tho bone bare. Dr. Blodgett attended him.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-06-21
nace ConAics.

The forthcoming number of the New Eng- lander and Yale Review will have an article by the Hon. Daniel N. Chamberlain on the "Oonhlct of Races In the South."