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He Wasn't Up in Nautical Terms.

Alonzo Gushington (to Miss Anas- ,asia Priin. his aiiianeed) See yon yacht, Auastasia. how it fingers neal the shore. as if 10th to leave 1t. l am as the yacht, with you the shore. Anas- tasia.
 Miss Anastasia (stiffly)-Alonzo. you are not nautical man, are youP
 Young Gushingion-No, Anastasia.
 Miss Anastasia--T Then pardon you.
 Young Gushlngton-Pardon me, Anastasia? Why pardon?
 Miss Anastasia Because you evi dently are not aware that yon yacht'i! hugging the shore!
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Not without givin' me hearin' l hope?"
 '.I don't see what good hearin' will do you when you have made that con fession."
 Wall. jest listen to my talk an then mebby you'll see. don't want to tske up yo' time so that you kain't meet the feller that pizened yo' dog. but l do in sist on havin' hearing"
 Wall. then, go ahead, but cut her short
 "Jeemse got up, reached back his long hair and thus addressed the assembly,; s.One cold Winter night. when the SHOW conc down faster than yon ever seen cbaff come oulen . wheat fan. l heard { bleatin noise, an, goia' to the door, l tAo9ght the soupd come from tho vaIleJ
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Copyrighted, 1886.
CHAPTER XXI CONTINUED.

CHAPTER XXI CONTINUED.
 I could make no reply. knew my mothers words had caused the thought. Her quick eye discovered the feeling and silently she placed her hand upon my arm as though asking forgiveness. reassure,l her by placing my hand upon hers where 1t lay upon my arm, as we stood waiting for Melvorne to sign the papers At last the papers were signed, sealed and dc- hvered, ready to be sent to the proper re- cording office Miss Everett, the unknown governess, was now q rich heircss of noble birth. For myself l could not say was glad. But for her, with her proud sensi. tive nature, was more than glad of her good fortune.
 We went back to the hotel where we talked over the event of the morning. No one in the party seemed as merry as when we left the breakfast room. There was q deeper feeling than mirth in each heart Melyorne had shown himself as Q noble man in giving of his own to provide for his cousin, who had no claims upon him in any way except through the kindness of his heart. But he had tasted a joy weakh alone can never bring. He seemed well pleased with his discovery, and could not resist the pleasure of drawing compari- sons between his new found relative and his remembrance of his mother. He could not remember his uncle Stella's father, but could answer all her eager questions about his old home.
 thought, as sat looking at tho Duke of Melvorne, that here was another side to his character. Truly
 ss'rbe hon ri bes many mn ae
 Thro%gh which tho uind may roam,
 But the middle aisle Is sacred
 To the old, old home.
 "Yesterday's doings were not on my list" said Mir. Lollard the next morn ing at breakfast Shall we continue our programme or mark out a new course,n
 "Oh, continue" exclaimed Lady Irving, 'I am so in love with Colorado that want to see every noted place"
 There are dozens of them yet" said Melvorne. "Some I have visited when I have been here before"
 You been here befores" asked I,ollard "I thought we were all strangers in the land"
 Why. I told you yesterday morning that wanted you to see my stock ranch not ten miles from here" answered Mel vorne.
 II remember your speaking of youi ranch, but supposed an agent had bought 1t and held 1t for you. said l.ollard.
 A servant handed M slyorne telegram He read 1t. then said.
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vouresi cheese in the market place. As
 there seemed to be about as many sortl
 of cheese as there are saints in tho
 cslsudar--about twice as many, that is,
 aa there are sands on the sea -shore--it
 was difficult to resist them. and it is something to have contributed to the in- nocent amusement of ones fellow nor. tals. l must remark, parenthetically. that the doctor has been popular in Europe. His motto. in his own phrase of Shakspearean perversion. has beens Still in thy right hand carry gentle fees" while the smile with which he hAs eked out any deficiencies of language has bsen calculated to soften heart of
 stone. To see him at tho market allow
 ing flshxamsn to 0aal for hIm SpIAxn
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1as mon IT one
 dows $ of Paris

The eccenrHcities' In moUrning arc alsO- amazing. Imagine hapdlercbiefs of pointlace, sold at o03 francs each. where in arc butter Hiss of b,a ok thread in the desigug' Or again, a mourning cloak for an infeas with weepny-willow gwlands wrough.in in black silk npon the blue- white cashmere. Only people who find T mournfulI ,leasusa in decorating the graves of Attends with his~ous wreaths ofibeads and tin flowers would be capable of things, of th1s sort.
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Maine's hay crop is estimated mt l.. 800. QUO tons, worth at least N5, 900. :. GOO. The ice crop brings in, perhaps. as much more, and the sun}mer visiios crop over t6, 900 GOO
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A Present to "Bily" Mason

I7o De Coatinusd.l
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HAPrEr BUSY BAYS.

'f am going too" said Stella "I ara hot satisfied with our short stay in the new N.nrlh n
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1891-09-17

The Waldo County Pomona Grange met with
Equity Grange, Belfast, sept. ID, 81. The wealth
cr and travelling being propitious the hail was
well filled. After the opening exercises and read
ing OF the minutes of last meeting, listened to
the address Of welcome by Sister Alice Edgcomb !;
response by Sister Grace Bowen Fifteen Oranges
reported-all prospecting The fifth degree was
conferred class of five members. Music by
the choir Recitation by Mabel Cunningham. The
reports of the Sec and Treas, were read and ac-
ccpted. Song by Sister Edgcomh. Noon recess.
Music by choir. The following officers were elect
ed for the ensuing year: George Richie, w. NJ
II. b. Barker O.; Joseph Ellis, L.; A. L. Muigett,
s., +. ID. Freeman, A. s. +. ID. Gould, Chap; j.
w. Wallace, r.; O. q: Cammet, Sec; IL. NJ. Iiig-
gins, &. X Mrs. A. +. Barker, p; Mrs. Alb
bic Ellis, Flora Mrs. Ella Richie, Ceres; Mrs.
Sarah Freeman, Lady Assistant Steward. 1t was
voted to postpone the installation of officers until
the next meeting. Voted that a commute e be APP
pointed to hunt mp, revise and lay before the next
grange meeting the by laws of this Grange The
committee consists of Bros. +. Partridge, I. Dur
| ham, o. {. Cammett, Sisters l.. Nj. Bellows and
| Oracle Bowen. Song by Bro. A. l.. Mudgett. Read
| ing by Sister SWEET. Question. Resolved, That
| the science of agriculture should be made study
! in common schools. Opened by Bro. A. |
| Brown followed by ID. o. Bowen. L. Durham, j
| &. Harding G.. Partridge, o. ID. Wilson, NJ. Stew
ems, Sisters Farrow, Durham and others. Reading
| by sister Mahoney vote of thanks was extend
| ed to Equity Grange for courteous treatment. The
committee on time, place and programme reported
! as follows: Time, Oct. 18Th place, Morning Ligh
| Grange, Monroe programme-lst, Opening eXcr
cises; I'd, Lecture by W. Lecturer; Bird, Report OF
| Oranges; 4th, Comforting fifth degree; 9TH, Appoint
committee: 9Th, Noon recess; It'll Song by the
choir; sth, Question, Resolved that the patrons OF
| Waldo Co. should cooperate together in buvinl
! and selling. An, Ansel Wadsworth; Neg, Free
| Rtchic 9th, Song by A l.. Midget, 10th, Rec. by
| Nette Mariner; llth, Closing. 10. &. Cammett
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MARRIED.


In Belfast, SEPT. 10, by Rev. q. b Chadwick,
George v Kennedy, of Jacksonville, Fla, and
Mss kittie W. Havner, of Belfast
In Belfast sept. lith, by Rev A. savage, VIM
II. Eoscitcr and Miss Ines +. Williams hoth Of
Northport.
In Belfast Sept -, 10y Rev !. \ Savage, Clinton
: Eastman. of Westtrook, and Miss katherine
Shute, OF Belfast.
III Camden sept. D. Wilbur NJ. Thompson an'
Grace Il Mcars, both of >carsmont.
in Camden, sept. i, Thomas Bushby and Mis.
Attic K. Bowdoin, both of Camden
In Kockiaml, Sept 5, Edward d; Spear an
Aldana b, daughter of }. " Croker both d
Rock land.
Winnie j Wooster huth ot itockland.
In RockianG, Sent. 3, I. ;. Collins, Of WINSTON
ana carrie W. Anderson, of Roctland.
In Burkettville, sept. 3, John Ieufcst, of Mon
and Corene Miller, Oh Burketville.
In Nmahaven, sept. ;, Emerson I. Shuman, q
Waidunoro and Deborah Arey, Of Ninalhaven.
In Waldoboro, Aug 81. Leonard Dreamer AM
! Emma Cretmer, both of Waldohoro.
In Waldoborp Aug. 81, Daniel II. Moore ant
| Mrs Mary l.. Williams, both of Warren
IN Bluehill, sept. ,, Herman II Howard and Mis
| Ethel NJ. Thompson, both of Bluehill.
In Mount Desert, sept |, Truman Sinclair, o
Edeu and Mrs. Emma J. Stanley, of SouthWcs
| HdrbOr.
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DIED

In Belfast, sept. . Ruth A. Davis, aged i. years
ami months
In Morrill,, Srri 10, Sabrah j. oriway, aged i
years, , months ana 10 days
in Searsport sept. -, Sarah A. Plummer aged
IS years, month and ~ days
In Appleton, sept l3, levi Pease, aged a years
and 10 taVs.
In Phiilipsburg, Montana, sept. /, George A
Calderwood aged - years, months and 10 days
In West Camden, Rockport, Aug. 81, stephen
Micheals, aged 10 years. month and 20 days.
In West Camden, Rockport, Aug. %, Mrs Lydia
J. Edwards, aged 81 years 10 months and Is days
In Rockland, sept. ., Freddie A, son of Joseph
and Juli;. A, Shaw, aged 10 years, II months and
II days.
In Union, Sept. :. Charlie A., only son of John
an3 Orrle Bradford. aged ~ years.
In export, Sept +, James ;. lrotter, hatN'
Of Dantzig, Germany, aged 40 years
in Mon, sept. 4, Lois, widow OF John faY7oh
aged % wears, 10 months and % days,
in Rockland, sept. 3, Nesper L.. son OF Victor .
amt Georgia A. Woodbridge, aged months.
In Washington, Sept ,, Lizzie, wife of Elisha
I.inscott aged Al years. The remains were brought
10 Belfast for interment.
In Congress, Arizona Aug. 81, Mrllen r, son OF
Frank } Higgins, of Camden, aged II years ana 4
months.
| In Ellsworth, Sept :, Mrs. Emma a Noyes, age
| % years, months and y lays
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The following dishes We're prepared and served
at the last lcriure.
~
anu put nv" ! ""hIi'E Pa N"'tTi WI" ny" an
AMI strain navy over it. For the salcg. brown }
tbl7ps Of butter, ndd OF hour and pour on ~" AZ
'i u ' ,,rni t inv npi"n XVI Of
stalk Of celery, tsp worcestershire sauce, tbl-p
mushroom, cat?up, sllt and pepper to taste
ill., E"f,r bkinp ,ish ana Wt H IA i II
Ia l,itI and tltil
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Mackcrel are again biting and many are being
Martin r. Whicomh lost a valuable COW last
week.
J. II. Lane is making extensive repairs on the
Carver wharf
sch. Brunette was loaded with hay for Boston
parties this week.
sch. Lizzie Lane, Capt. Alfred Closson, sailed
for New DIRK Tuesday.
I.oring Bickmore and wife, of Bradford, are Wis
/ ting at }. r Blckmore's.
| james Mcguire of Boston, is put ting in the
vault works tor the banN.
There will be work in NJ NJ degree at Mariners
1 Lodge neNt Tuesday evening.
1 Edward Marks has arrived in town, ana broken
ground for The new brick yard.
I Mrs j. P. Nichols has presented Union ,ise d
( swan Lake 4 beautiful American flag
/ ". II. Hin and Major Remck of Boston were
registered 1t the searsport House last Friday
( Miss Niyie West. of Franklin Me, has been Wis
/ lung In town, tue guest ct Mlihe +. shute
/ Capt. Yates, late of ship Willie Reed. accom-.
/ panied 10y his wife, has been visiting Capt. Er~-
/ kline and Mrs Pelcg Nichols.
Fred and Mile Mclaughlin. OF Boston, who
] have been visiting j. " Black and wife, leit py
4 steamer l"i h0mt last week.
/ There viii lie 4 collection At the Conpl thurch
4 tuhd of the French Church, Bddet"rd
+ Grace Field leaves This week for NeN Lon.
I ion, Conn and Will receive musical instruction
/ from Prot NWertser during the winter
/ [. liamilton's new stable v hen completed via
greatly Improve the appearance Of tine south side IT
the iof recently honshl by the Methodist society.
1 John Common aud VIE, Who have been lilng ia
the Joseph tleid ho7t iur several Years lelI Tor
. ! e.
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1
M, AtahNp h,s, teille r. nlaoH anu omil'l g,
~ III neeh epehuliS q leW Meuh9 IN loWn r.
iintt 70 ln9If nome N Ntodhaih, MaSs la9t week.
~ C'I.ie "oMh " a'Iolhp"H4 I'tlh nome
:. hlS. hlty ilheter l. ihIlhs. Sie mas been
ohh ~ u l9hE tl'ne: n. MlS' 'acoo Nti9oh Is rs
pairing htl hoh7e hslHe ana ONT ''lalh + quite
S"Nu thl7 St'l anu potatoes are apuhuaht, although
tile1 arg routing odaN'
/ Arrfr1nx NJ ona Nj pan, az ns.o,
NJ, ,5,i IL, ttt,f .,,., ~" " '17'"ii'
Mr. md Mr. pre., VIE. a. pcl,,,,r, II "it,.'I ,t
ati,.a ~ t,it7 ~ NV 'isl,ti re-
"a, NreN - nm Ni[9 .
Hone and Mon ha " - - - - i"ii
Satrri,. - no, " ,,F' at 'g i,'' I i's'
,@rsnn and VII. ha,. now mo - @
~ "Iic ~ H1Eeu M" lnt iiou't WIN
yi.itin, ia ~ fri"n H., H., i ,,, -
the Crats Srbo,i uistriit ,i, ~ p
/ 81 htautltui flag from Charles McLain Of iiaycr
!lli' Was. i"Imcfly q Appleton ana Il scholai ~
olt Insurer. Newell ltu7 has made re ila- -tal,
"Hl ilth N@ haNe 4 nag raising VIII tel you an
aht t LIN ~ - r., NIX rHn VIZ Colnc ~ Y
dnvut Wy" weeks Ihere ought 10 De some NtF
mnl Pnie7 on eNhl4ltl"n. ihe,e i seneIay
/ 5h 9''N Nhoh the fah Us held ~ Appleton
N'he "'d 7ee Pm
FrA>krnuI. NH. vc4L h i. ma LAX t,ty .f
.,,,, MAN. N.'N - = '''t Ha,l wv. %
dem nt Martinez, tslaoa an a LII no., t,- ~
and daughter came "a III t',yn aGo,,r t,,,,,.ft
wears ag6 she w.. 81 INV ,...,,, It M 4,
her rtrre -tnck of INN, t',ire t,Li ia. ., neon,
liar lr,Lrn Ian.5i,aan If t,i.,a .,., i.i = M
dearea her 10 lie small La, ~ me ,.J4-s. ,,,
since She nailt her home anini,, ms ~h. "a MN
~ \,t,s old 'at,, l,i..i ~ ..,,,. IL, t,
Mr. Charlie ~cay., n ,.r,. iI ,.itI ,, -,,.,.,'+,
ral,.rd il, a -h.rl Isf 1i ia
Wit.r,,, k -n.' III ut-,,iN 'NtN- 'ir
drdjr;,lt IN. IN MN. ianl .t.,.t .,. ,..,,. IT
lent selections Mere ran.or. Nh tn, /, .1te,purt
Band lhetr Srlnrii.i ..I.. ir,l....- D,.,., \
Aka tbt. -on I,g Al, ,nn,tu,,, ,,,.r.. .I.I. ,
mrI,t4.l il,nn eatu,,i.,, +t.Tt RI E N
aud nrIde were ser,n,ltd m IN, Blind Nioua4g
nielt MI tn4.t pinro, a,,i t,rtI. o...,-. ,,.,T
ria1t. Jill ,,iar.. H. Illf,-t i, ,a r.,,,t.4 /,
la-J veeA' journal yya}a .errn.,.,ri I'LL ...l.n "
r,,,ai rr,.,.,.ti. II in,'', ,,., (,m
N
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New Corporation.

THE business formerly carried on by SWAN K
Il SIBLEI BROTHERS will in the future be
carried on under the name of the SWAN Il SIB
LEY COMPANY, and we hope by close attention
to our business and an earnest desire to please all
our customers, we shall receive the same liberal
patronage formerly enjoyed by our predecessors
WILLIAM Il. SWAN, Pres't
EDWARD SHELLEY, Treas.
and General Manager.
Belfast, June 10, 1891.
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Dissolution Of C0DaptD4rSDiD.

THE copartnership heretofore existing under the
l firm name of SWAN 4 SHELLEY BROTHERS
is this day dissolved by mutual consent. Either
partner is authorized TO sign the of the firm
in liquidation- We embrace this opportunity to
thank our customers for the liberal patronage WI
have received for the past twenty two years and
trust a continuation of the may be enjoy
ed by our successors
WIN. b. SWAN,
EDWARD SHELLEY.
Belfast, June Is, 1891.
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Notice.


THE following list of taxes on real estate of non
| resident owners in the town OF stockton Springs
for the year 1880, in bills committed to CHARLES
k<EELA\D, collector Of Salu town, on the 3lst
day of May, 1890, has been returned by him to me
as remaining unpaid on the 21th day of May 1891
by HIS certificate of that date, ant now remains un
paid, and notice Is hereby given that If the said
taNes and interest and charges are not paid in the
treasury of said town within eighteen months
from the date of commitment OF said bills Sc
much of the real estate taxed as Will be sufficient
to pay the amount due therefor, including interes
ana charges, will, without further notice, be sole
at public auction at the Selectmen's oilice in sale
town, on the 2lst day of November, 1891, at .
O'Clock 7. Nj.
showers, Nathaniel Il. His homestead, situated
ON west side of road leading from Sandy Point tt
stockton Springs village; house value, 5000; barr
value, 800; lot acre value, $50; amount o
tax, $2205
Clewley, Mrs. Adella. Her homestead, situated
on both sides of the eastern road on Cape Jelison
Joining the VIM. Dickcy farm house value, $50;
barns, value, so; land. y acres, value $4l6; als'
4 acre located on eastern road leading from Stock
ton Springs village to shore, near the John Davi
Haws home; land value, SD; amount of tax
Sl325 W. F. GRIFFIN,
SWISS Treasurer OF stockton Springs
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GEO +. JOHNSON, Judge.
\ truc copy. Attest -HoHAN 7. FIELD, Register.


WALDO ssh Court of Probate, held at Bel
" fast, ON the second Tuesday of Septrmher
of AMOS 7. EDMI ND>, late of Burnham in said
County DECEASED having presented his final
count u administration ot SAID estate for allow
Nire.
Orierci, That notice thereof be given, three
weeks successfully, in the Republicans journal.
printed III Belfast, in Said County, that all persons
interested may attend al Probate Court to be
held at Belfast on the second Tuesday ot October
next and show cause. # an! they have, why the
said account should Not Ne allowed.
GEO. r. JOHNSON, Judge
4 true .,,uv. Attest BnHt< i. FIELD. Register
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Ordered, That notice thereof be given three
weeks successfully, in the Republican journal,
printed at Belfast, in said County, that all persons
interested may attend at Probate Court, To be
held at Belfast on the second Tuesday of October
next, and show cause, if any they have, why the
said account should not he allowed
GEO. +. JOHNSON, Judge.
A true copy cst:-BOHAN p. FIELD, Register.
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WALDO ssh Court of Probate held at Bel
w fast, on The second Tuesday of September
1881. EDMUND f. WEBB, Administrator on the
estate OF ANN ;. FULLER, late of Freedom, in
said County, deceased, having presented his first
account of administration of said estate for allow
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WALDO ssh Court of Probate, held at Bel
w fast, on the second Tuesday OF september
's9}, WEBSTER TREAT, Administrator on the
estate Of ROBERT TREAT, late Of Frank fort, In
said County, deceased, having presented his final
account Of administration OF said estate for allow
ancc.
Ordered, That notice thereof hc given, three
weeks successfully, in the Republican journal
printed III Belfast, in said County that all persons
interested may attend at a Probate Court, to he
held at Belfast, on the second Tuesday Of October
next ami show cause, if any they have, why the
said account should not be allowed.
GEO. Y. JOHNSON, Judge.
\ true copy. Attest EoHAN II. FIELD, Register.
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mi f subscriber hereby gives public notice to all
and taken upon himself the trust of Executor OF
the estate of
WALDO =. TREAT, of Frankfort,
in the County of Waldo, deceased, hy giving bond
as the law directs; he therefore requests all per
who are indebted 10 said deceased's estate to
make immediate payment and those who have any
demands thereon, to exhibit the same for settle
ment to him. WILLIAM p. WHITEHOUSE.
TIL Z subscriber hereby gives public notice to all
L concerned, that she has been duly appointed
and taken upon herself the trust of A,iminisra
triN of the estate of
CHARLES III, WORDING, late of Belfast,
in the County of Waldo deceased, by giving bond
the law Directs she therefore requests all per
sons who are indebted to said deceased 5 estate to
make immediate payment, and those who have any
demands thereon, to exhibit the same for settle
ment to her HANNAH II. WORDING.
THE subscriber hereby gives public notice to all
L concerned that he has been duly appointed
and taken upon himself the trust of Administers
tor of the estate Of
NANCY d. FIELD. late of Searsport
in the County Of waldo, deceased, by giving bond
as the law directs; he therefore requests all per
make Immediate payment. and those who have any
demands thereon, to exhibit the same for settle
ment to him. GEORGE NJ. FIELD.
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PEOPLE iii SAVING NO\EI

Are securing the BEST by purchasing from OUR LARGE and
WE'LL Sell CTED STOCK OF
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TIiE subscriber hereby gives public notice all
/ concerned, that he has been daily appointed
and taken upon himself the trust of Executor OF
/ @ II .ttI ID
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At q Probate Court, held at Belfast ami for
the County of Waldo, on the second Tuesday of
ApptCuibrI \
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''i My v ~ ~ t''ll'i'N W 4 >
'Alb hartman wa IN butkspnfl last week tc
mr. unfic' ;, wall Hhule' VINO recently iell al'
thi'N ms MP NC + YER leenIc..' Mis-
mn SHOWERS las fttuthcl from Brewer.
r-t9 Allfr anu Nelle i'"ull oi fortland nave
u N47ltIHt hIN- h'''i7oH smut C'pt " nm
VIZ ll' .''N !, liat "eGh ne mas "Ieh NlsllhI
'iH ~ t''"7'''' MS M''Es'e hi'o Waa IL
."'"7'ot lf.t "eeA tl9i'ihE lei 7i7tci' Mf7 liil
'.''---. MI " alu"tI mas ne" l"t "t yarn, an'
t' 4"ung l"il.4 IRON nen9h7c4t nave come Il
"''A l"f MN 90 MI7; = ptihc ilafu visited ne
''''' ~ tenant iltip"i recently -..- MIS- W II
ram 81 NlhEuiih !, Ni7ltihS iitf nother, Mrs
'.''''H' n -. ohIuc EtiStl7 anu MIS- Anh'
."'Vh9 M'It ~ i'iHE"l nv "tch MIS- T. N
lhlns lhNI'tH heI He4enpois II !" see nlgh
'''lilhE ftI"u7 Nlcli leW nights ago. lheh
"''' l"n Wtu'iiui hi"77piiiF-; -1ol'ases Mime
'Ald ana M4i'lc"tNd are 'lo9t" l"T tle season
NH'thel cN""u7 - Nls''olh ll"lh our yiuaEC I'M
''k among VIZ hcPaiiIe7 "tit Mi7. y
.'''' lls7VS Nl'IE. III Ha,ile ' Si"9'tI y Az
l" .,l""N u ~ h@fl'h TT mi ~
anl ar a \. y fIflch 70 'aIhalGa ram
h''7'a--' heN- M IhdlIn ~ !" "c iW y 'ol
non t'l''' "'eh9' sung III huston am
.'iIlts ;-9a,i"ti :. fIen'H itdNt7 lol oout
"tFh"uih' MASS, where ne Is "a nave employ
In Tue 7Ii"e "i7iiie97 hI7' F. a. n''7ths
"'hlhE repairs on heI i'iae. SINS "dIu"e
was al nome i"i &c" ',ay iast week from stedh
' Ilhilla - hatles IL l'm'h mas gone 10 baheo
10 snip On p"aiu vessel,
Itupp1,, The R.vpton family. hold a,otbor p.
~ - q 49, "'''''iNi
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-18
wheeimen Who Play Whist

Since the whist tournament was held between
the Columbia Athletic Club and the Capital
Bicycle Club teams. the interest in whist has
increased considerably, and nearly every even
ing anywhere from four to eight tables will be
found to be formed at the Capital Bicycle Club
house on 18th street. Whist has received such
an in petus that at the regular meeting of this
club held last saturday night joint commit
tee. comprising the executive. house and whist
committees. was appointed to inquire into the
advisabiiity of enlarging tho library for the
purpose OF giving the whist players more room,
and the joint committee was given power to
take immediate action
II this plan is carried out it will give the
Capital Club the best arrangements for whist
playing 10 be found in the city Recently
many whist players have made application for
membership for whist PLAYING alone, among
them being Messrs- Stafford, Britton and
Thompson. who played with the Columbus in
the tournament
remarkably good game Of whist is played
ct the Capital Club house-indeed il Is thought
that 40 better game is played elsewhere in the
city-and II Is likely that tournaments will be
arranged with outside clubs this winter.