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Tn AnAr1o souADsox.-The eommandsr-in-
chief Of the Asiatic station reports 10 The Navy
Department thst ON TIE Oh Of January TIE
vessels ON that station we're distributed . fol
lsft Chemulpo, Corse, On The Sth and arrived
at Shanghai on ths 6th for temporary service
on The Yangtsa, had nxgut pfactjcs bsfore
leaving Chemulpo; AliAncs left Kobs Dsosnbsr
= and arrived u Yokohams On TIE 2eth, nrRst
practice sn route; esaesa4 TsutuiA. CAina, fos
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-10

E0SoUEEN co..
ocULlsTs AND OPTICIANS OF PHILADELPHIA,
Announce that their specialist on the eye win be in
Washington on TUESDAY, February IL 1851 from
GEo. W. spIER,
Jeweler and Optician.
80 9Th 1T. n w., near IL. ave.
Persons Wishing 70 have their eyes examined by
Queen co. representative should call at once and
iearn hat our Liay e reserved especially them
Examination entirely tree OF cnarye.
be satisfactory. fes,5t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-10

NAVAL ORDERs.-Assistant Surgeon W. F.
Arnold ordered to the receiving ship Vermont.
Gunner Andrew Harman ordered to the re-
ceiving ship Minnesota. Assistant Surgeon N.
]. Blackwood detached from the receiving ship
Vermont and ordered to tho Newark. Gunner
John K. Granger detached from duty at the
Standard Steel Company, Thurlow, Pa, and
placed on waiting orders.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-10

THE CHEROKEE SrRIP-Messrs. Wolfe and
Rowe, the accredited agents Of the Cherokee
Nation, called on the Secretary of the Interior
yesterday and presented a petition from the
Nation praying for the removal of intruders
from the Cherokee strip and another asking
termine the status of colored men claiming
membership in the tribe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-10

A SUGAR DECISION. - Assistant Secretary
Spaulding has informed a correspondent that
raw sugar not above 16 Dutch standard in color
received in bond prior to April will be exempt
from duty on the withdrawal for consumption
after that date by virtue Of the provisions of
paragraphs 241 and 726 and sections and so of
the tariff act.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-10

A DISPATCH received at the Navy Depart
ment this morning announces the arrival of
the squadron of evolution at New Orleans yes
terday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-10

GEN. SHERMAN ILL.-Senator John Sherman
left here today for New York upon receiving
advices that his brother, the general, was i'll in
New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-10

FOURTH CLASS PosrMAsrERs APPOINTED
The following fourth class postmasters were
yesterday appointed: H. Meuch, Meuchville,
Va; Lena N. Bell. Zuni, Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-10

The PRESIDENTS CALLERS this morning in
ciuded Senator Hoar and Representative Can
dler with Mr.. J. d. Morton of Boston, Senators
Cullom, Spooner and Pierce. Representatives
McKenna, Randall Cogswell, McComas and
Hill, Hon. +. A. Leech Of California and Hon.
Cecil Brown of Honolulu.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-10

A SMALL CoNsCIENCE.-The acting secretary
of the treasury has received a conscience con-
tribution of IS cents from an unknown resident
of Buffalo, N. Y.
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su,c,de of /. He.rtbrokeu Bride.

FnpLAY, ONO, Feb. 10.-IAst thursday
Miss Demmie Mennet the daughter of .
wealthy farmer living south Of the city, sloped
with J. l. McClintock and went 70 Coxinetop.
Ky., where they were married They returned
home Sunday, but her parents refused 10 for
give her and Last night she committed suicide
by taking poison
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-10

POPULATION OF FLoR1DA.-The census bureau
has announced the population by counties and
races as follows: Whites, 224 461; colored, 1885,
67S; Indians, 1853; Chinese, l01; Japanese, Il;
total, 391, ,422.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-10

~ OWNERS OF REAL ESTATE,

We want properties Of ell kinds In al
sections of the District placed IN our
hands for sale or rent, - our preesnt iist
does not supply ths demands OF cur Gus
toulers.
Give u an early call.
WILLIAMS BROS,
Real Estate Brokors,
5l5 k, cor. 0eh sk nv.
Telephone 12O7. -fs5-&
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DRAPERY

Is most in demand at this season, and or-
stock OF Trousers is at its best in February.
plenty of fresh and stylish trousers and
good supply Of bargains. 81, "a, So, &C.
or $S is about the range Of prices for de-
Girable grades.
GEORGE sPRANsY,
One-price Clothier.
de8 4.A 7th It, n "
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KSNOTICE,-T PUBLIC ARE WARNED
~ against the negotiation OF two certain certit-
Of stock in the Washington Loan and Trust Com
pany known and described follows, wit INSTALL
Inent certificate numbered four hundred and thirty
i've (4o), dated the 7th day Of October, AID. 1889
for eight hundred $500 shares Of the first Issue Of the
stock Of the said company par value of five dollars
tso 0 per share. fully paid. and insallent certificate
numbered one hundred and eighty one uSl), dated
the 18th day OF November. A-D. lssS9. for i've hun
dred and thirty three f shares of the second issue
of the stock Of the said at the value of
five dollar s OO) per share, fully paid which certif-
Gates have been lost misaid by said certificates
are in my name.
Application has been made to the said company for
new certificates to be issued in lieu of those which
have been lost mislAid aforesaid, and they will
not be recognized by the said The Washington Loan
and Trust Company.
jaao2aw2w signed MARY L. MCLEAN.
SCAUTION.-w1SHING ALL OF OUR MA
~ chimes to give the highest degree Of satisfac-
tlon particularly caution those having old Of
make against allowing them to be adjusted else
where than 1t the COAPANY'S OFFICE, where none
but genuine parts used. and only the most
able charges II any, are made. Orders by postal will
receive immediate attention
WHEELER WILSON MFG. CO..
fe;5t.th.s.3m 437 !th st. u. ".
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To JON TEE SQUADnox or EvoLuIIox.-
Orders we're Issued yesterday from the Navy
Department to the commandant Of the New
York navy yard 10 have the cruiser Boston sAil
to Join the squadron Of evolution just - soon
as she is ready. The same orders were sent 10
the commandant Of the Norfolk yard in reeard
TO the Atlanta They Win probsbiy nil Thur
day or Friday. They win 3oin the squadron ss
pensacola.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-10

SnvRR PURcHAsEs.-The amount of silver
offered for sale TO the Treasury Department
yesterday was 7ss, 900 ounces and the amount
purchased, 10000 ounces, as. follows: 5000
ounces at t1.0095 l10, 600 ounces 1t e1.0l. Local
purchases for the week ended February5, l60,-
900 ouuces
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-10

BONDS REDEEMED.-The amount Of ~ per
cent bonds redeemed yesterday was $6s, ,700
making the total to date $1O,572,SOO
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~THE ANNUAL NETTING OF THF
stockholdsEs Of the Arlington Fifs Inswancs
hs.d g the Se7cs e - company liS Pnpsyivsnis
sasssss : e s1''' = jxak Z RAWLINGS, s,u,..ry.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-10

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS ToDAY.-Internal rev.
enue. S15S, 1886; customs, $35S, ,982
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H@W WILL PAP THE HIGH.
est market price for New Issuo
oI Msshington Gas Bouds
6UkLEl STEVENS, Stuck Broksra
1s61w Adams building. 1885 y q.
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NSDR. j. BARTLETT HILLS. DENTIST
~ Artificial teeth inserted Immediately after
EXTINCTION of teeth and special attention given to
rectiDg ctildren's teeth. lS,I ST. NV dlO-3ms
Rr,DR. JAMES A. FREER HAS REMOVED
~ his office to 1923 st. NV.
Hours changed to $50 to 1870 a. M, 3 to p m.
ounoays. D to7. fel0I6ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-10

Allegsd Result - the EngiisA onra $1,000,
spscik cahae Dispssch 70 Ths Rvsnznr as.x.
LONDON, Feb. lo.-It b reportsd thss ~ g.
sagsment between Sir Gordon Cumming, -
hero Of the haeesras scandal, and Min 0arnsr
81 New fork, which vas announooA Q ~
months ego, kas bssn brohsa-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-10

STAND BETWEEN THE
NJ owner and the renter. the land
lord and the tenant, and have all
the necessary facilities for serving
both we'll.
long and successful expert
ence in managing property and an
increasing business warrant us in
Offering our services to you. Our
specially is collecting rents.
b. b. WARNER h CO..
1t 9l6 i st. NV.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

NATIONAL CITIzENs' ALLIANCE.
Local branch No. viii meet TONIGHT.
At II fsn5si & RRHaSAPfs Pfss.
R~>MRs. DIR. CRANE OF NEW YORK WILL
MEpNEsRAY: the iith instant. at Wesley CHAPEL
N~CHAPIN AUXILIARY WILL HOLD
m tRsr Rnn sesusr msfDs Z. Central Union nis;
pm There viii be no meeting n hs3 IL :, tS,s
hour. N. Z. COHEN. Pres res - n'A''' D' .. n t1''
R-SCENTRAL UNION MISSION, $40 PA. AVE.
Yari will It sBs Sss mGape Ga Mis-
ana 7D + -; a this sesS and On sunday follows
betweep ana i; mSssop han. 3 PIN. Fifteenth
sSsIs S!
R~,NATIONALIsT CLUB, NO. /, coo n W.
DAf6 Ala February H. on "A Lesson in Subtraction.
W.S0sIRis LODGE. NO. %. r m. Will
The sh fs Gas ns
By S9aer Of the Ss5F ~ n E'' and second degrees
felO-:!t WM. OSCAR RooME, Secretary.
T@STHE FIRST REGULAR MEETING OF
f18dfH25PHhs M1k of ASb TbE CREAM
COMPANi, to elect a board Of directors. to make
& fss s s NV 4Sis SiHs:
g. B, MiHEt, RObT.J. J.k1RkPATRICK.
STORY B. LkDD. fellow
K&SIHE FIRM OF TALBoTr & WHITE.
doing business at 1913 9Th St nv. is this
day dissolved by mutual consent. JOHN A. TAI
BOII. GEORGE W. WHITE. February ~. 1880 1t
R@TO WHOM IT MAY cONCERN.
a. Lost. on or about April 5. 1880. two GER
nheates OF stock of the American Security and Trust
Solhpany. said certificates bearing date October 6
1SS9. and numbered 1S4 and POI. for eiiht shares
each and issned in my As have applied the
American Security and II ust Company tor issue
Of said stock all persons cautioned aaans: neyo-
tiating tor the same.
ALBERT GLEASON,
136 Iith ST. n.
feD. lU, 1891. fel0, 17&24
RSFOR LADIES ONLY!
SELECT PRIVATE MORNING GLASS;
Afternoon and Evening Classes-PUBLIC.
New Terms begin November IL and Is, Tuesday and
lSaaD DacraS A anil 4 1 folA
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eSWHEN IT PAYS TO LOSE MONEY.
Tuesday. February 10. 1891.
Suits to measure for $I3 that were
$2S $50 and $35 a day or two ago.
Whys Simply to keep my large force
busy until the spring season begins.
There is time during each season
when it pays to do business at a loss.
and that time is nop. These suits will
be finished as elegantly a. If full price
was charged.
g. WAKEFIELD SIMPSON,
Expert in Trousers"
Cor. 9th and g sts n W. felO
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90 ewI CccATARRH RKNEDY
z 9an eminsns peg-c .spssdily esrss CsfsrA.
" ~oxcAAu- CNhy do you snnery uuu1
80 b O cu1xDx1ASi. xkois1als snd ksssa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-10

ETHE TO-KALON WINE co. rs
~ sole agent, east Of Chicago, for the
Celebrated To-kAlon Wines. There is no
branch office in this city. these wines being
for sale at
GA 14TH ST. ONLY.
Telephone 99S-3. fe7-6t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-10

EDo rou
Ride. drive or keep horse!
Then you use . Carriage; may need
new one.
Hyou don't you may want Harness,
Lap Robe. Whip or ''so'nethiae" for
your stable.
We lave everything belonging 70 the
most complete outfit.
ANDREW J. JOYCE,s SONS,
&2s-1m 1oes and 1880 Conn. ava
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Cot. Chss. II. Guppy is in Boston.
Mr. G. d Haskell went to Boston yes
terdsy.
Mr., J. F. Hill Of Portland was in the city
Yesterday.
Hon. S. s. Brown OF Waterville was il
town Wednesday.
E1 Sheriff C. r. McFadden was down
from Waterville yesterday.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Oscar Ii olwsy left her,
Wednesday on trip to Minnesota.
Postmaster Msnley ard wife srrivet
home from Washinssos Wednesday after
noon.
Mrs d c. Stan rooi left yesterday fol
Columbus, o. where she yill visit her sor
Horace.
Mr.. A. E. Chamberlain will sal, from
New York for Europ, on Saturday. II,
left here yesterday.
Or A, J. Fuller Of Bath, Was at thu
hospital last evening. DR.. Fuller is tn
committee Of the Maine Medical associs
ton.
Mr., II. Augustus Case. formerly Of thi
city, is visiting his son-in law, Mr.. Z. r
FOLSOM, and his brother, A. W. Case. Mr.
Case is just home from South Amefics
where he has been experimenting the put
ting in Of bridges by the Phe ak Bridst
Company of Pennsylvania. Mr.. Cas-
relates some very interesting accounts Of
life in South Americs. Among other curl
osi'ies ne broueh. with him from that coun
try are two parrots for little Eddie Folson
that are possessed Of exceptional talkstiv'
powers
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AAU0EME NT0.

The Portland Press has the folio wing &c
say regarding the Morris Equine ard c.
nine Paradox CompAny's appearance il
Portland:
The Equine and Canine Paradox per
formed at City hall last nigh. very accept
| sbly to large audience.
Prof. Morris, who trained the ponies and
10 . resident Of New York city. vas borr
in Knowlssville, Ind, Of Quaker pa.entage
his father being . Quaker prescher, and
his real name 10 Isaac Morris Lewis. A,
the sge OF 6 he began to train cats; at IA
be trained an old blind horse, and at IS he
started with . circus to put eight trains d
dogs through their PAGES. Later he trav.
elled with Barnum aud Forepaugh.
The animals sre now in chsys Of Miss
Nettie Morris and include doggy horses and
. goat. The great jumper Of the show l.
the English greyhound Foylstta. He has q
record Of 20 feet 10 distance jumping and
IS feet in high jumping, aud in his speciai-
ty excels any dog ever owned by Miss
Morris.
A feature Of the Morris show that 10 es
pecislly pleasing to spectators is the GER
tainty and williag less with which thu ami.
mails do their work. Under the direction
Of Miss Nettie Morris they work in style
that is adm rable.
Six horses Of different sizes perform
military dril to orders, and the dogs Dc
many amusing tricks, mounting on pyrs,
mids. walking the tight rope, etc.
During the shifting Of the scenes the
wait il Allied up BY the musical director
Mr.. Williams, who 10 IN accomplished per.
former on the musical bells Add glasses.
This company shows here the 18th and
18Th.
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The belongings Of Lsbor Commissione,
Matthew Office were being moved yss.er
dsy from his old ofics across the hall from
the Secretary Of States ofii y, to the uppe,
n'or Of the new part In the room used dur.
ing the session By the committee On lepsl
Affairs. The office which Mr.. Mstshe v.
leaves will be occupied BY Q portion Of the
SECRETARY Of States department. The
clerks who now occupy the basement under
the regular Once will occupy the Office made
vacant BY Mr.. Matthews. There 10 talk Of
closing the hallway door thus setting spar,
the entire lower part OF the wing to the
secretary . department The state assessor.
Who had the legal Affairs room preferred
the jadiciary room and will occupy it.
A large number Of sppiicstiops for posi-.
lions on the worlds fair commission are
daily being received. They come in lsrg
patches every day.
General Sprague has ordered an election
Of second lieutenant in company C, Bath,
next Thursday evening.
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ZEFFrE TuBURY COMPANY


The Zsffi, Tilbury Company will be here
next Wednesday and will remain through.
out the week.
A Harrisburg audience has never been
more thoroughly surprised than that one
last night which witnessed the production
Of Romeo aud Juliet" BY Zefiie Tilbury
and her excellent company, and those
who did not 90 missed one Of the very
best attractions that has been here this sen.
son. The only cheap thing about this com
pany 10 the price of admission, and com.
pared with the show they give it i.
ridculously low. Never before ha.
there been such q combinAti IN of talent -
Tilbury, Lewis, and the other members Of
this company, appeared here At such prices
The Juliet Of Miss Tilbary WAS quite -
good - that Of Mary Anderson, whom she
supported for several years. Her portray
ai Of the iove-lorn maiden Of the cApulets,
and Mr.. Lewis personation Of the lovins
Romeo Of the house OF Montague received
fiasiering enconiums from the large
audience present. Mis- Tiibury imparts 81
cir of girlishness TO the character, certainly
intended by the author, and in The passion.
ate balcony scene she was delicioue. The
other members of the company are entitled
to - much praise. Each Of them did ex
ceedingiy we'll. aud Miss Tilbury can con
graduate herself in having such admirable
support.-Daily Morning Patriot, Harris
| burg, Pa, Dec. "a.
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B10 GUuB - UD0Do0l
1snses - ~ 1espasnI Ny ~
ssoasn : oadnsy 1osss tAas = ~
-
r. bfsdfofd Ssvsslls Of 5idasy rs &
me city Wednesday and reported 10 u
poles Inst valuable horse bad bee. ssole,
frem h sasbls u 6idnsy somsuns bssvss
ni1dshs and . o'clock Tsssdsy nish,
AIocs With the hor,e vert tso blanket, "a
. bride. Suspicion rs immedisseiy tsrue,
10 The inmate Bsnnes. vho mad. hi
escaps Tuesday evening from III
Hospital. Benset. ,was sent sbe as,s
prison tor borss stealing snd vss sfsesvs,,
transferred - shs Hospital. Is seemed Yer,
hksiy ihst Bennett, in trying to ae: svsy
nsd fesorted b his old tricks snd sole 1, ,
horse In question. Just before the afser
noon ssaan len for wasssvilie. Mr.. Saw
ssile received teIesrsn from wsserviIl.
saying shas the horse and man hsd bee,
FOUND. and 10 come 1t once. He lefe OF
the train for WsservflIs.
Dr. Saneesa, superintendent Of the hos
p'ssi, vas teen BY the JoussAL represents
avs lass evening and he sid that he b.
ieesived no word Of Bennett's capture
ne nsd sent DR.. Rove up in the vicinity o,
"sssfviils to look for Bennett. md ~ hs
had received no word from him he doubted
the report that Bennett hsd been found.
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The Christian Alliance meeting Thursday
evening will be held 10 Friends chapel, the
large hall. Room and welcome for oil.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-04-16

F.w. Michaelis has been elected mem
her NJ the edjtorial board and business
manager Of the Cory Student.
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The c. H. s. has recently organized q
base ball association and has elected ]. E
Hsmlen, 81, president; E. B Webster,
90, secretary; G. v. 8. Michselis. 81
msnsrer and treasurer.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-04-16

The game between the Difigo Business
College and the Cony High School ball
teams will be played this afternoon at 80
o'clock at the Park. Mr.. Barbour will
umpire.
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l lot AZ inch, Black silk Warp Heuriettas, i'm
porter's price $780, at 81 90 per yard. lot
Double Width COlored Briliantines, worth 37c,
at 25c. per yard. Lot Fancy Novelty Suitings,
importers price sl.a5, at s5c. per yard.
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There was . pleasant entertainment
the hospital last evening.
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]Bif0,


8iso.
KENNEBEC.
MT. vERSoN-Aprii 9. Widow Homer Bean
aged about IS years , MI -
yIENrA-Aprii 10. Nin Adaiine BY. aged
about 20 years.
FENoBsCoT.
pxxrr,-April II. Mr. James Scsvey, aged g
years. s-.
4oMKRsEr.
srARK-Arrn S, youngest son OF Eugene AND
Cora Lock. aged about year
WALDO.
Rx,FAsr-April 10. Mrs. Bareara Mills. widow
Of The late Charles Mills. aged ~ years.
months, 70 DAYS
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-04-16

Mr.. George H. Dov Of Waterville, who
has been employed at tn hospital for the
past seven months. leaves today for Boston.
He has accepted position in the Qsincy
House and will pursue his musical studies,
Mr.. Dow has Voice Of hich he may we'll
M nsNs,I -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-04-16

While the weather hasn's become sufii-
ciently warm ss yet ~ to turn the thoughts
OF the general public toward the summer
hsun,s In the mountains or at.the seaside.
still those who have cottages Of their own
or hotels to care for are beginning to take
N interest in their GUNNER property. Re-
psirs are being made and IL 10 said that
every thing iudicstss an unusually prosper
Gus season as the summer resorts this sum
mes. Already the request for assignment
Of rooms at the leading ho.e,s are comir 9
in rapidly.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-04-16

Several Gardiner people we're in attend
Hcs .. court yesterday afternoon for the
putpose Of listening to the trial Of the Gar
diner burglary case.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-04-16

Almost every day some new evidence
comes tc US Of the growing interest which
the people Of this county have in the WORK
and objects OF the Kennebec Natural His
tory and Antiquarian Society. Recently il
has Gene to cur knowledge that lady has
in her possession number Of old deeds Of
qusiat local interest which she wishes to
present to the society. And friend Of the
Society in tbs city learning that the Society
wishes 70 obtain for It's library. copy OF
every book printed in Kennebec county has
one which she will donate. This 10 IN
aeridgement Of Gcldsmith's History Of
Eoglsnd, The second HAllowell edition. =
Published at Hallowell in 1919, "by Esekit
Goedall snd S r Gilman s. X Gilman,
printer. No Kennebsc Row. lsis volume
Of 81 pages. Any volume printed in this
county or in any way illustrating il. history
will be slsdly received and acknowledged
by the society. ~. se4
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DRESS GOODS +!

We are always on the alert for Bargains in our
Dress Goods Department. You viii find lot Of
new goods in Twills, Henriettas Brilliaatines and
Flannels; Plain Goods, Stripes, Plaids and Mix
lures, etc.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-04-16

n...s sA.a.r4sn.A G. ..s,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-04-16
Born.

SoMKRsRr.
PIIrsFIELp April I. to the wife OF Leopard A
Davis. son.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-04-16

The Maine Farmer ofi e earned its Fast
day recess by sessirg to press 1t noon YET
tpPday. M
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Prices, IS. rs, IS and Soc.
Seats ON sale at Hunt,s Music store For
ali Performances Tharsd.y, April 40
apfi6dst