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Telegram-herald., 1891-05-06


sAnEs vAspexesae.
Compfret;cr.
AID. osponnesi moved that the rrteff -
accepted ana saopSsd. ere the esaptrolier
b. Instructed 10 dras orders N faser 81 She
several parties ~ recommended b. she esrnp
tseiser. asA TIE klers sna esmpsSo1Dsf ~
iossructes 20 afae N esder en- he e5es Ae0ssd-
fSfy fer ks,s-s.ss to b stsssvses ~ ehs sxens-
srxr. 10 the several parties nAsard N ne ceop
iroiless repsSt Aoldins orders on The tsnAs
thsseia named. II which there 10 psasy.
Carried.
Yess~Ana,rses, caspesssf. cssssr. p.,,s.
prssee. Dussoa. Emmer. Pssss. Hnsses. Kin.
sey. Mshes<y. Mira ospsAses,. ssss(isra
ss>is. sssxss eprcQ. Tafesm. Turner. wart
bese3
Nsys-yeae.
eyuss .. crs cesyssssasa.l
ossnh Rarzpe. Mica. MAg 8 l6of.
70 ~ Honsrebe Mayer go csDmon cesn-
eli u the CITY 81 cfsae nastsss
eesflensn--f hare this 4ay rne~,v~s q.
eeeese ~ smith the sun Of " sss - 80 sas~
which was disposed 81 - hin ~ vsus cesu
nfstes 90 Hu.l1inen asa have rersea me
msses ever % Gessss n Perry. e:sy sreususer.
sss haa he sans essese 10 sho ers<ft>f tss
eenerAi fssa. fer 81 81 which bole RE eE1s
treassrsY's fp<esp1 81 even Asse herse<eA.
Rsopsesfns'p s1bm1sssa.
Jssn Y Asrsx&essa
csaprs<1eF.
% nssssa ~ Ara o'psssssl. asssv>o1 90
cs.s fssss<.ass o,ns
WAN HArf@ m5e4.. - ~. !
- - ussse1soe Meser asA cosspen oosps1D
~ - ots - 3s>s1 hapsae.
oeeeseopn~ahe Hseery fus1 y oruoseo1
wEse ~ 80 ~ nnyshpos asz3nrn - ~
Gset frsn $50 ~ ~ nsnxA q Ap<e go
wcs1a rsc9>stfazfs - fnaf ~ 49, 60
esnyfrsissr aysw ssrrHnt IN ~ la&se. ~
III emesss " - ess6 - ~ noaooror q -
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-06
COMMON COUNCIL
oFFlclAI.,


49,
GzxsD RAsfss. Aoa1xy Ess.- MAJ i Tzsg.
csasasii met &aa ~2s ea4l>a 70 srasr - DIS
f<.aos. Mayer Cas-.
fress1f-Ald- Aa1srsoa. fArpsaEeF colzsT.
eoyie. DreS@s. Daa1sa. Emnex FrssE Haas
r. klansy. A4aoasy. Nils. 0Dsaasli. szla
<<s. >s<il. S9okes. sDTosl. IaEeaEa. Turner.
tzrzsa<x. Aasor-z
On mstloa Of Ala Enner tns minures Of sae
hst regular session aat also Of the sessea 81
t7rii > we're approved.
AID s.2aaefs nz9s<d . suspension of the
gsies sad ta<x ths ras Is Of shs i2sg essness
o<4a1 tenparsfiiy. - TIE rzies Of tais eouaeil-
Carried
nsrssssa ne mayor Delivered ais Inaugural
address.
ientisnen az the conmsa ceaa=il: VITA
mittesa 81 ssar aamhsF l haze s-sa associated
upon taiseouneii asFiag Tie pAss year To
you the WORK ts-at has been toae xaa Thai
vnkeh seems IN Ssrtzat toe tae coming ysar Is
aafiia<- Exhaustive reports in detail Of tes
Hnanc1Ai condition Of ina ests have bssa
printed The asx members have. without
aeoAs. carefully studied tho xrazttea. aaf
"a address Of much ieagka az tn.s tine
vsuld seem Unnecessary.
xxzkssges.
- Ne recent amcndmsas OF me charter the
Doendariss Of the city have been extended
Dpon either side tnsrsof- nxinssag vltnia us
Hnifo quite al Am oaDt Of territory sad about
h.0s people. - fhsf 10 10 perhaps safe 80 say
thai Our population &C present - 7aooa Dss-
fAg the present yeaf there Is 10 be No s1bds-
vision Of wards bat tho added territory 10 a.
o1chs1 20 wards already sxistsnz- fhis aes
territory briaxs vita Is demands for service In
vasioss wars. SAGA As are saa police pre1se-
Nos. water service. tins cos ssrueslsa OF sewers.
shs grading Of streets. etc. all Of which should
- undertaken eoaserv2tsyefy. aaf carried on
eniy - the exigency demands hzsiaz In view
ths ssnsrai needs Of all Of the eiry and the
oarden Of tax alton aoon ali It's sftlzsa4 IL
Ulft Aiso Do remembered thai our assessed val
nation y thereby increased to The amount Of
psfhaps 0.0ooooo.
BONDED rxpssrspSEzs.
- sefAs aas--------.-----------------s ei@uu
Cify haii louo
school ~ s
n
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-06

tisas iacssasss sers "a nsf fsx tas fset tat -
large as a1ssnt q tas tsfseaai sxspefs hzess
10 &ssesszas al. b. assoas sc1ssaes Asa sssteas.
escapes s2x.tssa- IL tie s.assssseIs xsre
ABS - s-ssssx Ass ssseas assa tae-f tsx fel
prsperty thst >es1ie bear is fsst bara~a 81
t.xaisoa. the revenues 81 tAs gsgy would be
lsfssiy iGczrasst aaa tee p<resatAse Of tsAs-
Eios lowered La IL be ear ala - - saish;ss
sasFa.@4s Of TIE tstesests e@nnaea 10 saf
keepzas aai - sesse ess constituents ~ith the
sssss ease. ass.lss sas sess As .hsazn the
tess aess IA AAaa v2s efgs2ts sntefprise.
Respectfully.
kssNf. uzl.
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Worreiponben,.)
3. IA. SuIi 1sl

gHEFEA R ,
Nertber Sorti@ritt!
@eiern batten mir has Ter8niSen be,t
S,rrn Teienmeper bon Gottonpoob IN
Sprinsfelb be9riiBen jl fSnnen.
Infer ytic Don MieoQet, Der emit einell Nb=
FEEDER auf bieSroben paien imgaibap madte,
bate ein unse9eureS Malbelr. Gr inter-
nabm bic &eiie obne Gompab, nno ba bel
Sage bic Sterne nidt i9ienen. uerlor Ct be,
Dee, NIB wanocrte trea; uab q,ler. uon Der
eineu Seite pom COTTONWOOD CUR anber,, bis
enbli@ ibm ein Steru auisias, Der ibm ben
@es ;ei9te, ME ben brei Weiien I'M MforSeu=
lanbe. 1a fam er aud mirtli4 gum Sannes.
9ber aud ba bate {, uieber Bed. Die 9aien
murbem i9eu uub riiien aus. ga, yeie, nur
ben Mautb ui1t perlorem! Gle Safeneier
iinb iett in poler glitbe, unb ein CUTE Grnte
1T III errpartem. Romra r,lr balb mieber.
Sprim9fielb lit ein jG6mes StGbtben
Meii eS nab am Wajler lie9t,
Ta ,pobnen Ipulberi66ne WfGbden,
aber beiratben nil feine ni1t, -
bort man otter uniere beiratbsluitiseusur i@em
in8eu, unb oemma9 ,pirb semunfelt, bab
infer Dug. leQe gerie III groia periesen min.
a @om Sbierpatortum.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-07-16

!9err Yoaio Sdercr Fam leeten
Mittmod Auon VSeit Yoint alo Ser.
ct. Ciii,ier aui eincn breimcnatliden
Vciud 81 ieinen Gltern.
0err 0eo. Mau6 pon Milforb
liest al Der Quusencntsinonns ibmcr
barnieocr. @ir boifen, bab feline trdfs
tise Matur ibm balb wiebcr sur @eiunbs
beit uer9clfen wirb.
- SaS Neiultat bcim Sdeibenibies
gen in Der SdserSrube am Sonntas mar.
l. Sobn 2iua; 2. 0ult @oeti@; 3.
Gbas. 0auenitein; 4. Gbas. Brnit; 5.
Gbeo. Nel4er.
- 9err 9einri6 @6be uerfaMfte ieiu
0eiddit unb Gi0ent9um an germ Garl
@ruTenbori fir $4,000, uub min iest
cine 9ibner,n9t anleaen. Nie 0Saas
rem ~uertauft er iett gum .&oitenpreis.
2eiet feline Nnseise.
- Die Ginmeibuns Der %neugebauten
Sdeune oeS9errn9t. Manbcrielo it. uon
Si9el seitaltete iid am Sonntas 3u einem
pabren Jeite. Sci unierer Matunft
murbe bic SABINE auf benz @ebdube aufs
sesosen, nidt, neil mir antamen, ion>
bern UNI ben Na@barn wiiien gu laiIeu,
bag baS Teit ~besonnen babe. Natiirlid
mubten mir Dor Mllem an Dem frugalen
Mittaseiien Gbeil nebmen, nnb babcn
audi riefi9e gortionen peridwinoen
MAIDEN, benn mir fanben Oelitateilen
aufsetildt, sic BEL uus &aritdten iinb.
Die quite 6rau Maroerielo nit ibrcn
lieben TOdtern CLARA unb Caroline batz
ten III Der Godtunit audi Bunoerbares
9~eleiitet ,,no mir miiiien ibnen bas Gomz
pliu.ent MAIDEN, baB cine Nfarrert06in
ni6t better tbun fam. Nab benz Gien
1purben Glide semiitblide @amle gema6t
sic ben S6reiber 0 ieiner Sbnma6t
belebrten, benn Der Setter par gar gu
ldarf. @cseno Nbenb er0ffnete bic ate
@aroe ben &eisen, l1nter Der DIRECTION
bes Sobn. Sui, wie bte alien @ral1s
barte babin wal;ten! Selbit Die Pan>
toffeln bes S9reibers tamen 10 IN grtaie,
oaB iie gang narrii9e Spriinse ant ben
Gan3booen unb in Ser 2uft ma6ten.
Der &0nis inter Den. aIten GanSern
mar aber llnitreitig 6rieori6 Wilbelm
uon 8ronbenburs. Mie Elm smansigiabs
riiger Siinslins i9wans er feline bebabise
Ganscrin un0 wollte garni6t anfbOren.
@e9enb Abenb fam ober Die Sugen6 aus
Stebt ul1o 2anO, uno .perbraugte Sic
Neteranen, Sic ,11i1 tpie0er eini9e ar1gez
nebme Stunben untcr ben 8Gumen per-
plauberten. SIS mar ipdt in ser Na6t
ais mir mteber bte Seimatb errei1tcn.
Der Tamilie Mnt. Manoerfelb lpre9en
nit biermit uuiern Dant aus fit Die
9%atfreun0liebe Bemirtbun9. !
Correspondent
Giiis, Ben II. Suli 1891.
\ @ei;en foitet ss Cts. lit Giiis.
Serr $. 2lbceGt Dielt leeteu 9onntag bic
Ginpeibuns i~ei,,er ,1euen @ranarie, unb bos
jutse Solf bate ir0Dli6c Beiten.
A5err 5. =. Vebmann unb lein &in6 botten
bicicn Worsc1 aui Der Tabrt mad Giiis ein
Gnttommen. Sas pferb, BON eiaem
$Sonnbe ideu sema@t. mari lid aui bas Yussp
3uriid, unb bra@ es III Stide.
Der Miliorb 6ar'ner Glnb mirb bic reSel=
gerlammlun9 an SonntaS Na9=
'mittas nm ? ubr i'm Glnbbanie abbalten.
Cine 9o9,eit mirb binnen &ur;em in Der
er,partet. 3.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-07-16
(Gorreiponbenj.)

~. g. E NourIl0ho, IL. .ynlt 1881.
Der Gourtlanb Taumeruereiu belt lesten
9amias feline ~resclmabise Geriammlans
ab, nobel bic B~eamtenpabl itattfanb, uel9e
iolsenbes &eilltat ersab: graiibent 9,
arnbt; 9. Graiibent Soba 9auemeper; Sec.
$. 5robli@; S@asmeifer Nie. Reinbart.
Gas in letter geriamulaas er,,annte Gornz
mittee beri@tete Preiie fir Sinbei@nur, u,,b
;eiste Yroben ueri@ieoener 6irmen Dor, poz
bel fd er9ab, baB bic ueltbefanntef Tirna
9. S@lottnaarn & Bros. Gourtlanb, bic
bette S@nur, uab bic niebri8iten Freiie bait
ten. u,.b Der Gerein bei4lob e%initimmis &C.
,,anMter Tirma bic eieieruns fir ginbei6nur
Sa iibertrasen.
a@tun8suoQ,
$. 6rObli9, Gee.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-07-16
@orreiponoenO
@olben @ote, IS. Suli 1901.

.' ..r p. FN # N- a-
@olben @ate, IS. Suli 1901.
2ieber Tortl9ritt!
Sas Neueite bier obeu l,eet in benz gerebe
iiber bic 0tonomii9e @rob sSurp NIB iiber
bic 8ooba afiaire. sGs 1T aber aud SIT per-
munbern, bab 10 mas sei@iebt, trotbem iolde
Otonomii@e @r0ben mic S. q. Montsomerp,
~. Muuen ,,nb Ssaeob Sruit babel uoren.
8unbern tbun ii@ aud n,an@e, wie iie es
ferti9 bra6ten su glalbe1, bab es fir bos
County biuiser lei pier Ycrionen su inter-
baltcn, als brei ober pier 3euseu gu b~erufen,
nm bielem i9dnoli9en Getriebe Elm Gnbe su
MAIDEN nub bic Go,nuae pon ber S9a,be su
b~eireien. Sin 1peiteres @erebe bilbet bic ,pi6=
tise Nrase: ,gHarum fonneu bic 6arner
ni9t cine Mible iiir ii4 ,bauen? srsumen=
tit ,uirb es anf bieie 8eile: 8ern ale Sar=
mes bafiir einsenomme, ndrcu, 10 wiirbe
Der llnteri9ieb swil@en benz seiesliden ad=
ten 9uidei unb benz, mas Der Tarmer ictt
POM Miiqcr befommt, balb eine Miible be-
;ablen. Gs miibte aud cine eocalitat in
ber Mitte bes Gom.tp 9ele9en, bafiir aus
seiudt werben. Mande iinb 9a,; bceeiitert
Dol. Der SSbee ,lno ielbit Sac. Cutting i6cint
bauou ansetedt 81 iein. SSebo@ perben bic
Tar1ner iett feline j3eit babeu gum Nlaue*
i1mieben, be,,t bic 6eler,te bat anSeiansen.
6rudt tebt pro4tuoQ. Cont ni@ts Neaes.
Mit Grub
@on 4 yeobadter.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-07-16
Neme Mn5ct9en.
m lung.

Ole 8ertbeibtser Nep llIn,s ,uabrenb ocs Snbianers
~auftanbes pom 1862, iopit bic 8irser I'M Nasemeinen;
ftnb eriudt elmer seriammIaus.. welbe am DaOn'as ben
20. Suli AbenbS 8 ll9r in Der Iirnbale itattiinoet,
beisu,pobnen, uni @orfebrinsen fir bic Giupcibuns BIS
Gentmais pom bx Sdladt ppn gte,p ulm ;u trsifen.
ala " 7 Carl @asner, Erai.
e Geo.. Sacobs, Sttr.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-07-16
9ier miro gel6i9t!
Sic altbemGbrte Bier unb @eiubale
Ghas. 8ruit

bietet geindcrn has Bette -unb Neinite I'M Sebiete pes
b5bercn lrintiudes. SadtenntniB bes 8irtteS perbtns
bert bic gntneburs iebcs Yraunes. Steuerirele golduns
itber Turitlaouns. MISUNDERSTANDING 9eSen anen nne
Sater. Sreier p~elitater sund. Waseileloenoet arsts
lid empjobl.n. Die ieiniten 81 unO 1OsSsn,seisarrsn
etnbeiniid une intportirt. s2eitidrtitet.. gun.or, We:
n,itblidtett. 9tilanitatt Iir = onnenittd. Netersnsen !;
SdnutIide &euner hes Gnten nnb S&onen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-07-16
Sdbrli1e shuln eriat,t,nl, ,tt8

Gs wirb hermit befannt sena6t, bab bic idbrlide
Sdulusriammluns bes uuabbaustsen Sdaloiitrittes Der
etabt Wcp him. in srown Go,ttp &tnneiota, am IS.
Suit 1891, Abenos Z llbr in bcr 1urubaue absebolten
wirb, nm s,et Girettoren bes Gr;iebunssratbes an Steae
pom i3weteu. berem Iermin ~ablaufen wirb, 81 wdblen
iold anberc Seidaite aus3ufibren, ,uelde seieslid
por bic Geriammluts sebradt ,uercen t5nnten.
Eep llln, Niuu. ben I. Suli 1891.
s. Surg,
IS Tiitrift Glerf pro. temp
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-07-16
MnSberfanf 5ll1t &oiteu=
petS,

ga ber llnter;ei9nete fem @ei9Git All
6errn Gorl @uliienoori auspcrfauft fat NIB
bas 9ocal bis gum 20. rGlrinen mllb, 10 per-
fault ct polt nun al aue Waarett, Srpgoobs
ult6 Groceries, gum n,,o inter benz &oiten=
preis. SSommt lnb ilber;eugt gleb.
1t 6enrp 86be.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-07-16
3u %pertanten.

3u pertanfen.
Der untersei1nete ~oiierirt fol9enbe 2ots
am, @erfaui: Got 6 H.. 10 0lof 16, Got Z
sgl. a., got 10 Ii. 10 Glpf 81, Got 10 @l. 56,
Got is Slod 81, got 1 Glof 100, Got 6 8I.
1871, Qot2 Ii. 8 81. 153, Got II 81. 1859.
Mle iuibl. BON Der GenteritraBe selegeu.
GOT 4 81. Z, Got 10 81. Il, got 8 81. 28,
Got IL 81. 45, got 8 81. 80, Got 7,S H.. II,
81 159, Set 6 gl171, Got Z 81. 200. 9ue
nDrbl. BON Der Geuteritr. 9elesen. Me8en
Yreiie1 ,pctbe man ii6 Al,
$. q. Subilia Stem lllm.
s. Wablener, Chicago.
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:. $. s9omberg,

Ngent fit 8roun unb Gebwoob So.
sd baltic ebenfaus Gin uoQitanbises
Eager pom Huumpcn, @aNerbebdltern,
&0bren unb i3ubeb0r. Office in %. $.
Ortruein's sbop, Sleepp gpe, Minr.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-02-13
RIOT AND BLOoDBHED.
Mob Of 1000 BssisEe Cla,k's Thread
Mil. Break Every Pane Of 0lass.

NEWARK, N. j., Feb. IA riot and
bloodshed occurred at Clark's thread mill.
at Kearney at 6 this evening. When the
"scab" .pinners quit work they were car
ried over the river from the Newark side in
= launch, and when they landed on the
Kearney side they were met by throng Of
2000 persons, men, women and children,
"hoodlums" predominating.
Not a striking spinner vas seen 10 the
crowd. When the 'scabs" landed at the
dock mighty yell went up, and the boot
ing and bowling was continued till the men
were safely inside. When the spinner.
got inside the gate, a boy on the dock threw
officers attempted to rush out .on the
crowd. Chief Turnbull of the Kearney
police ordered the specials back, threaten.
iug to arrest them for disorierly conduct,
and they retired.
Immediately after woman in the Gro wd
threw a stone smashing the mill office win
dow. Thereupon special officers rushed out
on the crowd, furnishing revolvers, shoot,
ing in the air and into the ground. The
crowd surged back but flung shower OF
stones which crashed through the mill
windows. Yelling and window breaking
KEPT up unili Ine tumuIl AttraCted nun
dreds of men and women from Newark.
For half mile along the river front was
stretched one mass Of humanity.
Men inside the mill played the hose on
the crowd. This made the crowd more
angry and the window smashing went on.
Several girls were crushed in the stsm.
peie. and one girl was dubbed.
Willie Richmood, aged nine, was
shot through the fost BY special
who shot downward. Intense ex-
element prevails. There is scarcely one
unchanged sash in any window in the
whole mill. thousand par es are broken.
President Woods Of the Spinners' Asso-
citation sSys the strikers are in no way re-
sponsible for The riot, which was all the
result Of the specials reckless use Of
pistols.
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ALMOST UNCOMFORTABLE.
[Continued from LIST page.

srsioxtes of West Point at thst time being
in demand in many walks of civil life. He
sas app 3inted manager OF the branch bank
Of Of Lucas, Turner & Co, Of San Fran
cisco, aud when the affairs of that estab-
iisbment we're closed up in 1857, he retired
to St. Louis. and subsequently took up his
residence in New York as agent for the St.
Louis firm
During the years 1853 50 he practiced
law in Leavenworth. Kan and the follow
ing year became superintendent Of the
Louisiana state military academy At Alex
sndria. where he did excellent work. 1t
vas while he was acting in this connection
that Louisiana seeded from the Union,
and. true patrio. that he was, he promptly
resigned ard returned 10 St. Louis, where
for a shoit time he served in a civil posi-
ton ~ president of the Fifth Street Rail-
road Company.
Gen. Sberman's more than brilliant war
record 10 familiar to every schools BOY in the
land. From the fret he predicted that
large force would be necessary to crush
the rebellion. He figured in several hard
fought contests at the beginning Of the
struggle.
On Angus. 3, 1861, he was made brigs-
der-general OF volunteers. to Gate from
May II, and on August 20 he was sent
from the Army Of the Potomac to be Sec
ond in command to Gen. Robert Anderson
in Kentucky. On account Of broken health
Gen. anderson soon asked TO be relieved
from the command and he was succeeded
BY Gen. Sherman on October II.
1. was expected BY the government that
the men 10 keep Kentucky in the Union
could be recruited in that state, and that
the numbers required would be but few,
but this xpectation was doomed to be dis
appointed. Sherman looked for . great
war. and declared that 30 900 meo would
be required to drive the enemy ont Of the
state. and 200 600 to put an end to the
struggle in that region. Most men looked
upon this prophetic ssgscity with suspicion
IL not contempt.
He was relieved from his command by
Gen. Buel on November IL ard ordered to
report to Gen. Halieck, commanding the
Department Of the West. Gen. Sherman
vas placed IN command of Benton Bar
racks. At this time Gen. Grant vas in
OF the force to move on Forts
Henry and Donelson in February, 1862,
and just after the capture of these strong.
holds Sherman was assigned to the Army
of the Tennessee. In the great bastle OF
Shiloh Sherman's division served - . sort
II pivot The loss in Sherman's division
was 2, 03s.
Is.Eas through his efficiency during this
action that the enemy wss forced to
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-02-13

Lawrence Bros. are saving about 40 GEO
feet n day. 1t is being piled in the yard
and will be shipped to the New York mar
ket. 1t is mostly timber, but few boards
smoug the lot. At present the local mar
ket is very quiet, but contractors and build
ers all over New England are whiting for
estimates on large jobs AMI the members of
the firm are looking for a lively seasons
saving. Shipping 10 New York will com
mence as soon as the river opens.
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Sparks FROM MAINE WIRES.

Mrs. J. Ellen Foster, the eloquent tenn
perance lecturer and advocate Of total absti-
nance, WAS the guest of Mrs. j. H. Bur-
leigh of South Berwick, widow of ex Con-
gresham Burleigh, last Sunday. While
there she occupied the Methodist church in
the morning and Congregational in the
evening. She left the State Monday after
lecturipg FIVE times TO enthusiastic
audiences for Boston, aud there attended
the noon lecture of Rev. Joseph Cook q,
fremont Temple, and at its close being
introduced paid a tribute to the memory Of
Secretary Window.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-02-13
Railrogns & Steamboats,
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD.
arrangement Of Trains In EMscs Oct
18Th, 1880.

Lutii further notice lata. esvs Aasu,fs
Dliows,
.DFN3 WEsT-s.1G 4. ". Tor Lewiston
tockihnd, Portland, BostoB and Montreal; 7.3t
\. VI. Tor HalJNsii, Gariin.r and South uard
ioS. 1910 n. If. Tor Lewiston, Pennington
RoekI@nd. Portland and Boston. 200 r; NJ
Tor haloxc.i, Gardiner and South Gardiner
sea T.. n. tor Brunswick. Bath. Rockland
PORTLAND and Boston. s<5. (exprcss) Port
and ard Boston, 6.05 +. NJ. for Haliowcll, Card
Ger aud South Gardner, 90 Z. NJ. might Pull
aanl for Lewiston, Bait, Portland and Boston
s.orNG EAsT-2Io A. NJ. might cspressl ,oI
itowh"gan, Belfast. Bangor. Bar Hsrbor, St
u, PHI II, 81. John and Arooa;ook County, PA A
N. Tor wat"rville. SkowhegAD, Newport. Bangor
md vauccboro, iZE T.. NJ Tor Watervilie
~ y. NJ. for wateryilc. Stowhegsn, Bel
slst. Dexter. Dover Foxcroft, Bangor
81. stephen, 81. John and Ar0ostook County, and
At no r. VI. Saturdays only for Natervills
sunday paper train for Wstrr, He aud Bangor i
~. A. ii
IN. Night Pullman frsins run each way ever
ligIii Sundays Inclrded but mot TO Skowhegat
Jr Brlfaet on Monday mornings, or to Dexter
Or beyond BANGOR. on Sunday mornings,
The day express Trains going East at 3.ts +. NJ
md West ~ i0.l A. VI, Tuu daily, Sundays il
ilHdesi between Boston, Lewiston, Bath, Koch
aut, Bangor ard ST, John.
ACTON NOTATION TRAIN for August
"avtr Soul- Gardiner. oZ5A. NJ, LOO and 81
Y. " nar,liuer, o&5 A NJ. lilo ana AS +. NJ.
HAiio"cli, 6.t2 A. III. i-la and 49, Z. NJ.
through 'ictets 10 California and all points
,pusp Ant V esi MAY be had OF H.. n. Walker
iekei agent, Augusta, the an7 Once selling Wis
at roigie' and checking Ill baggage frcc OF ~
yrusc.
PAfsOH TuChSA, Woe Pres. 4 0enr Manager
+ +. B'OTFBY. GsnH Pass AMI r!atrt AIT.
Portland. Oct. 9Th. 1890.
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At the meeting Of Canton Evergreen of
Odd Fellows held Wednesday evening il
vas voted to hold graad three nights fair
March 81. %, and 20, in the opera house
The following is the committee on arrange
ments A. l.. Stephenson, Geo II
Fuller. +. A. White. W. j. Turner, E. d.
iohey Geo. W. Eastman and j. C. Lander
Ii is proposed TO make this the finest fair
ever held in Gardiner The entertainment
part of the committee is enleavorng to
arrange date " h the Living Picture
company which gave such fine entertain
ment at the last Canton fair and
all who heard and saw them
last year will delight in listening to them
again. They have added new features aud
are more entertaining than ever. The Can
ton never does things by hslvr, and fl ne
fsir is promised AID assured by the we'll
known success of previous fairs which they
have given.
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regarded - bEad or anywhere near it
BY the people of Woifooro and
the writer Of the letter advised people to
keep their money Is the woman had money
of her osn On interest 10 the bank in Wolf
boro- TIE couple evidently surmised that
they were .usps esed as they settled theif
room rem. rattle, tuidenly and left town
for yreerer rAstgYss-
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Belfast Locals.

TIE W. c. r. U. meets with Mrs. H. W.
Pitcher on Saturday, Feb. IA.
The Board Of Trade have elected the
following officers: W. c. Marshall, presi-
dent; A. c. Sibley, vice president; F. II.
Francis, treasurer; W. II. Quimby, sec.
'stsry Chss. Baker, chairman Of the COM
mi,ree on real estate ard manufactures
DR.. J. G. Brooks, chairman Of the COM
mittee on railroads. steamboats,, etc. W. B
Swan, chsirman Of the committee on pub
lie Improvements; X. F. Dunton, chair
man of the committee on arbitration G.
W. Burkett. chairman Of the committee on
receptions; J. ii. Howes, chairman of the
committee on trade.
Schooner E L. Warren Robertson sailed
for Bos.oa Wednesday. Schooner Nellie
S. Pickering has chartered to load ice for
Jacksonville and will be commanded by
Capt. j. A. McKeen, Capt. Ferguson
retiring,