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The daily critic., 1890-10-22
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5i5 Seventh Street Northwest

Last week we offered watches CHEAPER
on CREDIT than could be bought elsewhere
for cash and many purchasers secured great
BARGAINS.
This week we are selling t4-K, SOLID GOLD,
HEAVY CASED Watches, ROCKFORD
MOVEMENT, warranted for Eve years, for
s65.
We offer LADIES SOLID GOLD lax.
HEAVY .CAsED watches for s35. These are
not common, thin cases. They must be eN-
amiued to be fully appreciated.
We have Ladies' Gold Watches for sii up
ward
Ladies' silver watches for s. upward.
We have also full line Of filed cases IN
Gentlemen's Watches and are selling them
from $40 upward
Gentlemen's attention Is directed to the
bargains offered thom IN our Diamond De
partmcnt You can buy beautiful Diamond
studs at SO, s2i, sii SO. $50, sos or as high
as you wish % 60 These goods are WORTH
FULLY FIFTY PER CENT. MORE than we
are asking Tor them.
look at these special Bargains in RINGS,
We offer DIAMOND RINGS for s., sii, st0,
sip, saf s27 s33 aud upward n you are
THINKING of BUYING "A Ring u will PAY
YOU TO hNAMINE these GOODS. COMPARE
TERMS and PRICES with those sold else.
who're ard we will convince You that you can
SAVE MONEY by DEALING with us, We
carry IN stock full line Of Silverware and
the miscellaneous goods usually found I'm
itwelry stores.
Remember, these goods are sOLn on EASY
WEEKLY or MONTHLY PAYMENTS, and as
| every article is delivered 10 the purchaser on
the FIRST PAYMENT you have the use oi
| the GOODS while You are PAYING for them,
Call and see us whether you want 10 buy or
/ not. No trouble TO show goods We want
/ you 10 get acquainted with our Special Credit
system, Remember the place.
The daily critic., 1890-10-22
CAPTURED THE rHIEF


= Dishoncst waiter. who Stole SIS
Run to Earth.
About Tie middle of September
Edward Davis. q colored man, who
was employed at The Clifton Restaurant
on u street was sent ont by the pro.
pricor Edward GHliugham, to obtain
small change for S35 In bills that he
gave him Davis has not shown up
since That time and the police authori
ties have been keeping a close watch for
him
Yesterday afternoon Morgan Brad
ford who knew Davis. saw him at the
corner q Seventh street and pennsyl-
vania avenue. Tie shaiowcd him until
be came to officer Eaton, 10 whom ne
Ioiuted him ont The man said his name
was Williams and not Davis. but no
S, orCr had he said So than he made
break for liberty The officer gave
chase 0nd captured Davis after warning
him with p revolver Shot I'm the air.
About year ago Davis stole f2l from
Mr. Gillirgham, but was not prose
Cu'td
Detective Mahon last night ascer.
tainCd that Davis had also stolen an
overcoat and two pairs Of trousers from
Daniel Smith and recovered the prop.
ertv.
The daily critic., 1890-10-22

A wcll.attended meeting OF the Ma.
h ne Virginia Republican Association,
= coloicd organization, was held last
evening az Fourth and N streets north.
west The committee on transportation
presented satisfactory report, after
which committee was appointed 10
ascertain the names and addresses Of all
legal voters from Virginia IN this city.
Mtssrs j. c. Fountain and r. I. Louis
made enthusiastic addresses lndorslng
Frank Hume for Congress.
The daily critic., 1890-10-22

A meeting Of representatives from the
national grand council and the national
grand lodge Of the Independent Order
Of Good Samaritaus was held yesterday
al the Cadets Armory on @ street Dr.
u. T. Scaton past national grand chief
of The grand council was elected chair
man Rev. Daniel Jones, grand sire Of
the grand lodge, vice presidents James
Burgess, secretary, and Cornelia s.
Snyder, assistant secretary. Articles Of
agreement. which had been previously
adopted by the two grand bodies, were
referred 10 the business committe The
articles contain propositions looking to-
ward an organic union.
A meeting Of the delegates was held
this morning and this afternoon a street
parade was given.
The daily critic., 1890-10-22

Mr Horace J Frost died suddenly
yesterday afternoon at bis residence
1859 \ street northwest Mr. Frost was
native Of Michigan. but has resided
in this city for nearly thirty five years.
lie vas married 10 Miss Mildred
Walker, sister Of Nh David Walker Of
Lewis johnson * Co. MT Frost was
Vtl. known ia church anl business
,hCles, AID bis sudden death will be
fCTlOrtd Is many friends
The daily critic., 1890-10-22
Happtiy Mated

Ml,s Mary f. Kcliher and Mr.. Mat
thew L. Donobue Of Georgetown were
tuil,d in marriage last evening AT the
Holy Trinity Catholic Church by Rev.
Father Rockford, assisted by Rev.
Father Kelly. The church was filed
win The friends and relatives OF the
yCunr couple The Misses Douohue.
Joyce, Crowley Moran aud sullivan
rss'st,d the bridc, and Messrs John
ECiher. James Keliher Miller aud
Crowley acted rs ushers AZ the con.
Clusion Of the ceremony reception was
held at the future residence Of the bride
and groom, Thiriy-tourth and z streets,
where the happy couple were the re.
Cipicnts Of many congratulations.
The daily critic., 1890-10-22

John II. Sis was some days ago ar.
rested On a charge of selling liquor to
minors and the case continued. Ii was
subsequently found that SIS had no
licerse and consequently could not be
prosecuted under the minor act. He
was, however, charged with selling
liquor without a license Two BOYS
who became intoxicated in the place
testified that they had never purchased
any liquor there. but had been treated
This was all the evidence, but District
Attorney Dumont argued that the de
fendant ought TO be convicted on moral
grounds. Ills Honor said he had moth.
ing to do with the moral ground. aud
on the legal grounds he would have to
dismiss Mr. Sis.
The daily critic., 1890-10-22
InInrrh nIcrrInr.

A collision which might have resulted
more disasircusly, occurred at the
CuTer Of Ninth street and Massachu-
sets avenue, yesterday afternoon be-
tween two bicycle riders. W r. Davis
and Charles Buokbead The latter was
badly Injured about the head and the
former sustained some very severe
strains. Buckhead was taken 10 his
home, llis Fifth street, and Davis to
1915 Sixteenth street.
The daily critic., 1890-10-22

There were few cases At the New
jersey avenue station this morning snt
ourt vas 10 session only a short time
Beriamin Brown and Henry Burke both
] ad 10 pay a fine Of s. for dis0Tierly
conduct William Moore Morris Ganey
and Edward o R0urk an accused Of
being idle and dissOlute persons Of evil
life aud fame, were sent 10 The farm for
sixtV DAYS
The daily critic., 1890-10-22

Officer Lutherton last night found
Fannie Monroe wandering around 10 a
suspicious manner in the northeastern
part Of the city She told the officer
that she was on her way Ia the work
house 10 see her sister, but the officer
did Dot take much stock in her story
and placed her under arrest. Ia court
90 day she decliuCd 10 answer the
Judges questions or say anything IN re-
gard 20 ber actions last night Judge
Miller sent her 20 The gorkhouse.
The daily critic., 1890-10-22
E,espsd from the Reform school.

1t was reported at Police Headquar-
ters last night that J w. Walters, Wat
son Hampton, John Rodgers and Joe
Hunter bad made their escape from the
Reform School They were an sent t1
The school from the Police Court, and
they will undoubtedly venture back 10
their homes in this city. Colonel Shel
lenberger will have a close lookout
kept for them
The daily critic., 1890-10-22
Unable 10 Frud Ht. A.saiIaat.

Thomas Cox The Washington boile.
maker, who was found in an unconscious
condition I'm the streets OF Alexandria
is still in the iHirmarv there IN a crid-
cal condition. The officers have as yet
been unable 10 locate the man who as
sailed him.
The daily critic., 1890-10-22
Merchants Mutual
Protective UniOR
WHERE DO THEY GET THE
RENENUE2
From debts due them.

The object of the MERCHANTS
MUTUAL PROTECTIVE UNION Is
to protect its members against that class
of persons who do not pay their just
debts in the following manner:
1st BY endeavoring to obtain for Its
members debts over due.
ID. BY furnishing its members with
the names of this class In order that
credit may be refused.
To AcCoMPL1sH THESE ENDs:
1st. The manager has an efficient and
reliable corps Of collectors who will use
every available means TO obtain moneys
due the members.
Cd. To obtain from merchants In
CENTRAL names Of persons who have
failed to meet their just obligations and
PUBLISH list Of names thus obtained
and distribute to the members monthly.
This Association is entirely local aud
embraces all branches Of business of the
District Of Columbia
Onices-isO5 18th st. n. W. and Room Is
Central National Bank Building.
The daily critic., 1890-10-22
ArchItsrt mnIIsttl. FnnsrnI

Rev Dr. Harding, pastor Of ST.
Pauls Protestant Episcopal Church,
will conduct The funeral services of the
late A, B. Mu.lett al 1 o'clock to. NOR
row afternoon, al the family residence
250l Pennsylvania avenue There will
also be services by the Knights Temp
lar and Blue Lodge Of Masnns. The re-
mains will be taken via Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad, accompanied by one
member from each Of the four Masonic
bodies to which deceased belonged 10
Cincinnati for final interment ia Spdng
GTnYe GnmnIarN
The daily critic., 1890-10-22
AIdIps Ipdlsspt CoIorsd clllarsa.

A large and aFpreciaiye audience
Of representative cploud people were
present al The Mt. Zion Church last
night corner Twelfth aud E streets
northeast The occasion hgiug a liter
aly and musical entertainment in aiI
of poor ColoTed children who are uu-
able % allcnd school far lack af proper
clothing A large sum was realized
The daily critic., 1890-10-22
Knights OF Honor.

The regular meeting Of the Potomac
Lodge, Knights of Honor, was held last
evening, with Vice Dictator Palmer In
The chair. An invitation from the
Grand Dictator Of Maryland for the
lodge 10 visit Baltimore next month was
accepted A communication from
Brooklyn was read showing the pros
eUly of lhe OICer in New York.
The daily critic., 1890-10-22

Daniel Long 10 day had his son ar.
rested and tried in Police Court for
committing an assault upon him, The
son, Dennis, denied that he had as.
saulted bis father, who Is man well
along in years, but the evidence against
him was very strong and Judge Miller
imposed a fine Of $40 or lhiFlY daYs
The daily critic., 1890-10-22

Rev pr GRAY wi.l preside and Rev
Blr johnson ai.l read a paHer 90 The
cbuIchls of lee5 aud 1880 at e6uEau
fgn Of colofed BaP.i-i= 10 hg held ~
morrow morning al the NeI1ua
Taplisg Church E street between
Twelfth and II ilfg-uEh
The daily critic., 1890-10-22

Cariaiu OM,a4ber Condor presi-
dent. T. PbhbIu Fice president J.
McCaru. secretary n FeEueys treas
uIer htssrs F Flanagan and j. r.
Kelly. uu.Iees. Fl E.uehtF sergeant
81 AIMS, have Eseu elected Ulcers of
iLe Irish American Union
The daily critic., 1890-10-22

Assistant District Attorney Thomas
has decided lhat permit can be issued
~ a stabIemau 10 erect stable upon q
site purchased by him NLere there IS
but one residence within fifty ie-- 81
LIS Tot
The daily critic., 1890-10-22
Ehe National safe Deposit Company,
Cor i5th 81. and n Y Avelne

Storage FOR srverware, Jewelry Laces.
Fine Goods and valu8blcs OF AN kinds
Charges moderate Safe deposit boxes for
rent at the very lowest rates
The daily critic., 1890-10-22
THE DAILY CRITIC


FOR Nervousness and Loss OF yigor,
sieeplcssncss, maariai, exhaustion and
kindred troubles, Kings Tonic Wine of Coca
De- sure cure. 75ccnts per pint bottle only
al Rhhltt Rouse Drug Store
The daily critic., 1890-10-22

Decorators and Furnishets t3ls and 1870 Y
street northwest. How IS This Coz q Bargain.
Glass SIS We will sell Won The -am3 SET,
with Srrinr and Mattress flg $3.50. our
best Body Brussels Garnet, si,lo pet yard.
ward. our hcst NoQuetie Carpet, l21 Der
yard. lf yOU want honest, reliable goods al
reasonable prices, our Store is iu.i Of hem,
The daily critic., 1890-10-22
WAsHINGToN soUTHERN RAILWA

FoR ArrxANDnrA, 4 s0 6 s5, 7'45, s ~. p45,
1O.57 a m, II 0t noon, 2.O5, g. 30, 425, ass, sol,
500, 1905 and 1i.S0 pm. On Sunday at $50,
7.45, o 45 i0,51, a m, $50, col, s.02 and zoos
The daily critic., 1890-10-22

TO inc NOrthi West and oouthWests
Double Track. Splendid Scenery.
steel Rails Magnificent Equipment.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-23
Live +, lows Up Tn, 70.

The Safe of Maine has never been loose
upon by he outside world asa pa sil.e for
burer making some pe, pie hulk It j.
cold enough up there all the year roun to
eeke the smoke stack 81 locomotive.
bu, hat of course Is not rue. At vranp.
meeting lately he'll At Rrstneil- me of tn,
sp skers stated that thea could make butter
At cost not e1re.,ilng ~ and even 10 ceuts
per pound, and some we're 81 bold a. &"
CLARA that il could be made rs low as II
cents a pound. This too, vss not done
With ensisge. but with the best C vs.
sdsptsd 10 the business and thr follow ny
ration Two quarts corn meal, two quartz
C ttonsesd meal and two quarts bran, " III
an allowance of good hi, tor a day. The
speaker said. at any manufacturing bu.i
ness paid As much profit AS batter making
men With capital would rush into i, by the
thousand" SO far as The bugsb % Of de
serted farms was conce rn.d, the speakers
asked If there were no deserted factories
throughout the country. and was that any
proof that manufacturing did not pay
They are We fellows up there in Maine
Ameriean Dd,ry,nan lNre Iork.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-23

Germany Ia In the habit OF doing as
well as talking. Several months ago,
when the projec. OF preparing large
vessel that should be floating exhibi
ton palace Of German products was
preached, the idea was regarded ~
chimerical by many. But she was in
earnest aud the "keiser Wilhelm" An
enormous ship. Is even now being htted
up for this purpose. 1t will contain
every class of German products from her
fields, her Looms. her forges and her
manufactures. These will be taken
from country to country, until the whole
world has been made acquainted with
Germany's industrial skill. The ship
will also be fitted up to accommodate a
limited number of passengers and COM
merciai travellers, who can. in this way,
not only make pleasant, but also q
profitable tour of the globe. Germany s
idea is good one and may prove moi e
beneficial to her manufacturers than ex-
hibits shown at exhibitions. She will
In this way be enabled TO reach countries
aud peoples who never show up at great
world expositions. and thus greatly ad.
vantage her foreign trade.
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To the Stockholders
OF TIRE
A4cHISON, TOPEKA & SANTA
FEE RAILROAD CO.:

In Aprtl last. We asked Won TO iutru.t TO n. vour
proxies. to be used at the annual meeting Of the
company in May. This resulted In . change Of
management, the introduction o. reforms and
econo mics, and . financial reorg nizat on Of the
company tina, has met general prevail
During the progress of this reorganization, It
has been frequently suggested in the public pre.s
and BY numerous and Ia re holder. Of the com
PAWS seeu tiles that It would rive greater stabiI
ity to the reoreani.ed company II management
committed to the successful working out Of the
plan of reconciliation. snt absolutely in the in.
terest Of the property could be secured for
yesrp.
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SAIL AND STEAM.

A cargo of 25o. 900 feet of Southern pine
lumber has arrived for George Russell OF
East Deering. to be used on the 500 ton
schooner he is building for J. s. winsiow
4 Co.
The Portland Pier Corporation are lay
ing a new platform on the western side Of
their wharf. and will erect on it store sheds
for the use of the numerous coasting ves-
sells that make their landing At the pier
Master Dyer laid the keel yesterday or
Con me rcisl street. near the Gait Block
Portland. for the lo0-ton schooner yacht
he in TO build for MIR, Came of Baltimore.
Work will be pushed on the vessel, ard
she uill be ready for launching in the early
spring.
The annual meeting Of the Eastern
Steamboat Company Vas held at Bath
Tuesday afternoon The follo~ing direct
ors sere chosen: Henry Swanton. Samuel
d. Bailey. F b. Torrey, James 4. McLel-
ian and Thomas W. Hyde. A dividend of
$500 per share was, declared.
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CHURCHES AND PEOPLE.

Rev. A. J. Aubrey, of Beverly. Mas.
will commence his psstoraie with the Uni.
ve-sAlist Society, Orono, the first of March
next. removing his family there the first Of
April.
The members of the Central Church
society, Bangor. of Viii, h Rev. DIR. Field
is pastor, have given, during the past year,
outside of the regular church envelopes,
the sum of S25, coo to charitable and edu-
cational objects.
The new NJ. +. church in Danforth il.
yearly finished, cny small smount of
printing inside remaining to be done. Ar
range ments have not yet been made TO
dedicate it, but they will be made as soon
as one or two other churches in the CON
ference are ready, ss it is proposed to have
the others dedicated at the same time.
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he Liehsheuse Beard hAs given eoaee
Of he following iaporsasa eossecnsse ~
have been made in the charts pubhseed y
the Cost survey:
Ea,tpors Hsrbor Ensrance.-Lubec Naf-
ruus.-Nev Fog Signal fog-sen nas
hem placed AZ the new light II the south
end Of Lubec Narrous- The fos-sisnai
during Tick ard fogsy weather vii De .
Jingle stroke Of . bell every ten seeoads.
Frenchmsn's Bay-Sullivsn Haroor En-
trsnce.-CpbsYee's Ledge. New Lsges
A peu iiahr will be established on Cfse'
sree's Lsdse. II the entrance 70 SaARvan
H.rbor. AZ III. upper end of Frenchmans
Raw. 1 ME w. =. W. from the Dorthsees
ooiut Of Re.a's Island, and II miles s. =.
W. from Mount Desert Ferry wnsfi.
The light will be fixed white, varied BY
.hi,e lash every tso (al minutes, ana WI
be "a feet above the uster. visible al
around the horixon- The structure 10
brown tower With black lantern The hsni
vas established January Is. 1880.
Nouat Deserr-Sou West Haroor.-
Southern Entrance Buoy Removed =
Nev Buoy.-rhe H s. BUOY, formally in
Dictated 10 Of . mile n. 3-s Z. IRON
South Bunker Leige spindle, has oeen
r. m we'd, and r. S buoy substitu'ei.
Mount Deser. S mes Soani.-Some'
Harbor -T~o New Buoys A nes osack
hao, $50 y has been placed on the sssl
side Of the entrance to Somes haroof, S'o
vsrts WAN from the south end Of Bar
Island. A new black buoy No - has
been placed on the west side of Somes Har'
Dor. 500 yards n. by W. IA W. from the
south end Of Bar IslAnd.
There 10 talk Of another lighthouse 81
the mouth of Boothbay HArbcr. A pesi.
ton 10 10 circu alton for the building OF
one on the Chuckold.. Many seafsrins
| men are 10 favor of it and believe II would
be of great help in trying to make thai
nArooc in thick weather. Most OF the yes
sells that sail along the Marie shores MAD
refuge Ia that excellent harbor 1t some
| time in their care n. aud therefore are in
terested in every movement that promised
| TO make the entrance to il safer anc
| easier.
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A NEW METHOD OF TREATING
DISEAsE.
Hospital Remedies.

What are they! There 10 . new depait +
ure in the treatment Of disease. 1t con-
sists in the collection Of the specifics used
by noted specialists of Europe and Amsri
ca, and bringing them within the reach of
all. For instance the treatment pursued
by special physicians Who treat indigestion
stomach and liver troubles only, was oh
tanned and prepared. The treatment of
other ply siciAns, celebrated for curing ca
tarrh was pr occurred. and 90 on till these in
comparable cures now include disease OF
the lungs, kidneys, female weakness, rheu
mstism and nervoIs debility.
This new method Of lone remedy for
one disease must appeal to the common
sense of all sufferers, many Of whom have
experienced the i'll effects, and thoroughly
realize the absurdity of the claims OF
Patent Medicines which are guaranteed to
cure every i'll out Of = single bottle, and the
use Of which a. statistics prove, has ruined
more stomachs than alcohol. A circular
describing these new remedies is sent free
on receipt Of stamp to pay postage by Hos
pitsl Remedy Company, Toronto, Canada,
sole proprietors.
dec2ld& " ly chdiy folrm
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The Washington correspondent OF the
St. Louis Globe Democrat has has been
looking the matter up and shows to what
extent the coiored vote In the South has
been suppressed, lie SAYS;
There are In the South twenty-eight
Congressional districts which have negro
msioriiies. Twent y-seven Of them are
represented In the Fifty.Ar-t Congress
by Democrats There were In the fifti-
eth Congress twcniy-tuo southern Dem
ocrats who we're ele ted without oppo-
sition.' That Is to say, nobody ran
az ..nst them To this Congress only
Ave were elected without opposition. or
the TWENTY-FIVE who ad walk overs in
1855 nineteen were from di-triets which
had mgr" majorilies. OF the twenty
eight black districts twenty-five re
turned to the Fiity-first Congress The
came Democrats who represented them
In the last Congress.
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Aaliroans 4 STEAMBOATS,
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD.
II Trains In Eject Dec.
Both, 1889.

Until further notice trains leave Augusta ~
follows;
GOING WEsT-62o A. NJ. for Lewiston.
ROcklsnd. Pc tiapd, Bo.ton and Montreal; rs
A for balowe.l and ardiner; 10 % A. v. for
Lewiston. Farminkton, kockiand. Portland and
Boston. 200P. W. for Hallow ell and Gar liner. 3 o.
7. NJ. for brunsuick kafh. Portland and boston !,
$50 for Hailow. II sni Gardiner; ;
loss =. N. might Puiluan) for Lewiston, Bath,
Portland and Boston.
Il INs. ENsT-2 II A. N. (nisht express) for
skowhega,, bangor, Bar Harbor, st. stet hen,
st. John and Arovstook County, 80 A. NJ. for
watervil e, Skowh"gsn. Bangor, b. 4 =. X. K $50
r. hior Watervile, owhegsn, Belfast, Dexter.
Dover foxcroft. Bangor, St stephen, st.
john and Aroosfook County, and on Saturdays
only at 30 p NJ. for Water vile; sunday paper
train for waterville an Bangor at VII A. n.
The Night Pullman Trains run each every
right. sundays included, but not to >kowhegan
on Monday NOR ings, or TO Belfast and Dexter,
or beyond Bangor, on SUNDAY mornings.
ACCONM DAGION GR An raves Gar.
diner for Augusta ut 7.45 A. NJ, Ito and 4 As
=. NJ; Ha lowell at So A. NJ. LIS and so,
r. N.
Through tickets to California and ali points
South and " est may be had of T.. Walker.
ticket agent. Augusta the only office selling Wis
nj routes and checking all baggage free Of ex-
pense.
ia son TUCKER. Vice Pres GEM Manager.
+. h. BO THBY. GenT Pass. and ticket Agt
Portland, Dec. 18th. lss9.
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Gunrr.-Anyb body using . soothing rem
edy for children made Of paresoric or lau.
dannm, 10 guilty Of doirg harm. DIR Bali.
Baby Syrup is warrant, d not to coatain
ANYTHING injurious and should therefore be
widely Recommended.
: be healthy action of the liver can be 20
ooilshed and maintained BY the ju iiciou.
aee OF LAxador. the great liver resulA' or
No bleed pariasf. jan23dltfolln
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DR. FLINT'S REMEDY, for the mar
or woman who finds himself or herself un-
able to sleep nights, is An invaluable medi-
cine. which will not only procure the bless
ing of sleep. but will prevent . general
breaking down of the system. Descriptive
treatise with each bottle; or address. Mack
Drug Co., N Y. jAn2leodlv
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-23

Judge Andrews had = busy session in the
Municipaft'Ourt yesterday morning. Chas.
Britt WAS fined o. for lettering about the
depot on Tuesday, VIM Britt was fled eS
for drunkenness, Henry johnson 80 dsys
for drunk. appealed, John Murphy 80 dsys
drunk, appealed There was spicy little
case begun which vas not completed. Jsn,
ME Fredette swore out warrant against
her sister-in.law, Agnss Fredette, whom
she charges with having stolen a ring.