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The evening world., 1894-07-06
ReMkNDED FOR TRIAL.
McGoyan Accused OF BuSfEE Par
v.ts VITA Confederate IsiliS.

John McCowalu tae man who bought
t.rse yarro.T al two monkeys from
Sal. John An.egsJ... c, the yar!II Al
i..e, on Ju.e - paying for them with
, couple uf So CoEfcierats States bills
yasteG tossther. back "a beck, was ar
f.rtl before Jvcsc Marine to-day,
cnSry Ell ntlh ..rand L,-coa!.
lie qleS., q re- guilty, and was re-
mGn4sG 10Y TRIAL.
The evening world., 1894-07-06

1t is charged THAI Brooklyn flTemen
were assessed from se.25 to S250 each
to pay for the hslf-pay retirement bill
which was passed by the late Legisla-
ture. The charge Is not one to be
ignored nor slishted. The promise Of q
fun invest isation by the proper autho-i-
ties should be strictly fulfilled.
The evening world., 1894-07-06

Mleassi Cunningham. ary .s-.s old " =
East oas Hundred szi FocEtseRth u.gss., -!94
suddenly a. s.25 o'cIocI tA!a ,aSTEEs o. ia
EdeEaE Ia teost Q: l5s GhssrT t:rsst, pc
20 TIE Asd!Eon street station. Cgl.al.Eas--l "a
believed 20 have essa Ia tie i!1-it L-f!5eas a:
lC3 F!rIt sTenuA
The evening world., 1894-07-06

Manufacturers IL the usliest thing about
the up. to-date woman. The qualities
tina. men like are the ones they do not
themselves possesa. It Is not that
woman 10 lille man that he loves her.
hut because che Is totally unlike him
Woman can never be manly. She Il
not built that way. 1t is deploraole
that with oil her refinement. taste.
sentiment and weakness she should pre-
Ger TO be mannish.
The evening world., 1894-07-06

II Is noticed that the Secretary Of the
SENATE, conveying the Tariff bill back TO
the House. realized the need OF L
formal reintroduction OF the measure.
The features OF the bill had been pain
fully altered since les last appearance
Ut the Speakers desk.
The evening world., 1894-07-06
This Fire Very Suspicious.

4 GGhts; candle e.. srs to . sofa n ;As .s-!t-
Eeau' .: Nathan Pu..,,1 a. tie ,reF:h topr G:
the u!4-I.vry Tenement, hogs, - q Orchard stree,
this ncraRg. The Damage var c!.ga,, tgt tso
oTga Of tee Ire "a ~ L.!ce.e4 40 --.piclc.s thai
.lG liTo AsrtA.L hEa bSt9 slssl % make - Ia
yeguCsuon.
The evening world., 1894-07-06

A Harlem Lemonade stand.

70 the Editor:
PleAe IND ins'ossd cheek Tor q. tls pro-
cssds OF q lemonade stand held on July FOR the
hensht Of tbs Sick Bauiss' Fund.
Josie GuTzeELL. las West sd street
IDA CDSSE, i5S VI est 1864 street.
EDITH KEYS. 1871 Most iS3d street.
JENNIE GuTS>LlI.. is1 West 1924 E.f.st
WALTER GUUFkEN ltl West 1870 street
hhR1ERS CUTLsEL.i,. 80 wet I,sl ytf..,
The evening world., 1894-07-06
A Handsome Porticre. This.

A very striking and beautiful portiers
vas seen not long ago made OF olive
green serge. On this was applioued
running pattern IN darker green velvet.
This was outlined with thread or
gilt, and there H'as a broad band OF ths
same velvet with the same outlining
at the bottom OF the curtain.
The evening world., 1894-07-06

The cholera reports from Russia and
Belgium are not sIch as to he panic
producing on this side of the ocean.
They constitute. however, a sufficient
notice Of the necessity of keeping our
guard up at Quarantine.
The evening world., 1894-07-06

Attornsy-Gsneral olney won't let the
law touch the Trusts. Eat he can't
prevent the House touching the Senate
sugar schedule II the House remains ia
the right mind.
The evening world., 1894-07-06
BABY ILL.,"
She Sings 10 the Wild West Folks
and Collects si..:SO.

Rugged up to resemble pocket edition
of Nesta Tl!ley "Saby LIZ sang My
Friend ii. Major" and recltel before
cowboys. Cossacks, Indians, Gauchos
The evening world., 1894-07-06

II grown folks have pretty manners,
refined habits and nice ways of doing
things. the children will have the same
kind. II little folks are rough. the big
folks are to blame.
The evening world., 1894-07-06
Not Much sy.p.thy fer Her.
10 tho Es!tsT.

70 tho Ll.tsF.
IT. sSIusr to "Eirss!.s' Io5Id we 70 su.-
,st rst fJlly i!J4srss Der p-Te2ts ter act
silaW!ss her u 49, OF !Sle 81 a,eat with zen
tls..sS. ! ..rs po ssLtt r.ey sLsY wy. Al
fer tie Ig.a 90 your sesTt. "ssTs.cs." t..l.
: sos load en .euy LGss Nth . rattan void
axe tae Issa ss .Eelr kt.tt .hr Easts :su i8rgs
4. L.. Crss.e kNaa.s, Esaa.lYn
The evening world., 1894-07-06

With Tammany on the crawl aud the
Giants In third place. it really looks as
II New York were on the way 20 be
fully proud of itself again.
The evening world., 1894-07-06

Garbage is to be once more dumped
At sea. Riker's Island gets = p:te.
One evil is removed by a return to an
other. The right remedy will not be
applied until New York burns its gar
ba2e,
The evening world., 1894-07-06

The number o. free public baths now
open Ia thirteen. But the oifh' il!-luck
about 1t is that the city does not have
at least an equal number open all Win
ter, al well as all Summer.
The evening world., 1894-07-06
Strawberry or Raspberry Ice.

One quart of berries. Extract the juice
and strain one pint OF sugar. dissolved
in the taire: one lemon, juice only; half
pint water.
The evening world., 1894-07-06

freckles, has a red cloth double-breaytcd
short coat, which SHE wears with
white flannel blouse. sailor utyle and
various sl:irts--blae serge. tennis nan
mel or white sail cloth.
The evening world., 1894-07-06
VIC Are 9Th. Dr~ss of Europe"


To the Editor:
Tie animated d:tcusI.on nov vas!ns II yoar
i1es,.!lsbic paper--"Ens.and 70. United States OF
Aragr,es'' dees really require no Gussher ds1~ts.
a. say perspn who has travelled IN both countries
tsad al, .pn,peisd 70 ssy tia. most Of the
writer's be.-.y u woful Ignorance o. Ia, tub
.eSD v:uIs lors!der II perfectly ss7srtuoIn To
even coaHm them. AZ II 10. ! fancy that these
Apparently siu.pis asd uHsducated htaer'csr,
b.oscaed the Argument fer uls hoaopr mind tie
"u'D TIE e,IaIarison Afforded t.ici. States. Does
Il ueyer Occur these pugnacious argument pro-
y,ksrs uhat lIicrica literally 10? Perhaps 1t raIT
Gampea their srdour n they ever give tie sub
tect q though America IL peoplsd by the Gregg
g. Europe vAo. irrespective Of rAtionaiit". have
formed themselves into States. Poverty -stricisn
emixrant, rrem Germany. Holland and Ireland
cOrstityte oue.EsH OF tho population OF New
York tie other half are Amer!canised English
men who Lave tas1orsed all the bad garE1sr and
pronunciation fsakrss arc GO foad Of such AZ
II rose ny Bat" aad 'clerk and "theeter.
Th.G mixture o. sSsAy race sAtAnt carss 70 com
asrs with dear Old. liue -biooied England. With
Q ucw language with king Of limited power
asa ali tlcir polio hnen put 10 death. 'the States
might l.. recognized as 8 rssioS. Trusting ths'
! t,.ia comedy OF c,Glpagison will socn to brougr
to = Termination I have the honour 10 be
eGf' or NEPTUNE. Erooklya.
The evening world., 1894-07-06
Negro HANGED Tor Assault.

(Bj Associated PrsEs)
UPPER NARLEEOaD. Md, July e.-Jsriss
Allen, culorot. vas hanged here at s53 O'Clock
This moralnu Tor assauiang Core Simpson. aged
twelve q. Noodmo-e or Feb Is last.
The evening world., 1894-07-06

Even in Its unanswered state, the
query as to where Croker got 4. will
play great part In the local cam
paign.
The evening world., 1894-07-06
The Que Sex.
Ladies Grs..)

SITS IN church. tael-
Ire o. concert hsll ssd
fans pnscmSlis down
psopls's rsekn, without
ss.srg ~hsther tho tIo-
p;ng enroys then OF
sot.
The evening world., 1894-07-06

10 t.. Eater:
fair WAS held for the bsastt o; '"1As Lsor-
Ing world's' slc. Gab.eo' Fuad at tao h1Ias OF
Robbie RonEhsedss age sia years. Of 1879 a,s4-
bsn street Brooklyn. nobbia pks assisted Ny
i!t.ls Ntss MIndy ege ave: W!ibe'mrcs Ric!-
sr1s And Mabel Gtiieu. bge ave ytGrs. The pro-
cse,is amounted 10 SOL u.
The evening world., 1894-07-06

II would be interesting TO know Il the
pantata continues business at the OLD
Z stand until September.
The evening world., 1894-07-06
LATHE Red Goat.

Ever 60 many little girls go to the
dairy In Central Park for crackers and
milk dressed something like this model.
one hoop roller with yellow hair and
The evening world., 1894-07-06
Alderman Brown on for Europe

AldsraAa Nicholas T. broEn. CT tie sseoad Az
ssmbly Distric.. Will sail tor Europe On ths
cunsrd sssAraAhip calnpszia to-norNss. tor his
apnnal ss>stion. He will remain abroad .bsat ak
wsska und VIII visit England. ireland. France
and Germany. reception will be givsa 10 Mr..
bFOsn by his sonstInents prior TO his de-
The evening world., 1894-07-06
ia baseball" a. the Polo Ground. on the

ia baseball" at the Polo GroundA on the
afternoon OF July TO- but instead Of the
anxiety and work Of roofing In q win
ming run for the Giants. they will root
for the Sick Bab!cg' Fund and De Wolf
hoppGr's "healgear."
lected from de "iig!' company snd
"Tha Fasting SHOW" and VIII begiu
promptly at o'clock. 1t IL expected
tliKt the game will Ue largely atter.ael,
especially as every body, from the lead
las lady down to the chorus aud bale.
girls, viii be Oh LGud 10 enliven things.
Police protection nss been promised tU
=. wilder. and they assure tie pu.lia
that they viii Go -thei~ best to nas,
both teams win. no fingers" VIII BE-
allowed. The personnel OF the teams
Will We:
'll,s ~. Passing sho,."
Ed n. Favor, IL. (sip..) Harry CtaUdla 10.
= Howard. o.. =. l'.sx 81. (csptJ
wal IL. JoaeI. ID. l.s Harrison. So.
Z. Iuthcr c. 10. Iixisy, ~.
r. Bracket, o. W.ll Cameron, e..
J Ktsis. r.. George Schiller, ~.
copper aloap. r. tsaa AG.T H.
Long walton, - B.o @.c.ty. ,.
''sl1n' s!avil. e. nla,h P.'i.Ga'HaT. {.
Substitutes .i32. q. u Kies. i.A4ri Hsr.
love VIII Palmer. l. u. prlcs. George ThDTaE
3hor. "--JsT ID Angela, Paul Arthur aad john
L. lie.sfsv.
The teams will don their costumes at
the theatres and Leave In tally-hu
coaches for the grounds. The COS
TUNES will be very unique and amusing
Fayor JonIs, Sloan, walton aui Sluvin
viii furnish music on the 'Hl92" coach
The evening world., 1894-07-06

That Gov. Waite has taken their side
10 heavy blow TO the strikers in
Colorado.
The evening world., 1894-07-06

her In . barsain tussie. smoks ~ ,susey s.S,s
mo. you nesdn't say nsse and s1ss sps
Wouldn'G mouths on tbs Nstssst
Asks = woman n sAs
minds ciszr. b .
tone that assss hss =
Say Tea"
starss q strange wo-
man out Of countensnce. iNoss exactly the s,ns
Instead Of sithsr is- thing
norins her or epsak-
ing 10 her.
sits like . cross b.
Treats q man who Is tseeu y Ersvsu msss
o little below her 90 and An oystsr while hts
cialiy rs II he ware q wife does all the tall
worm under her feet. ing and enterrsiuiaS
and poitensss for ~
family.
The evening world., 1894-07-06

One Of the most unfortunate strike
features OF yesterday was tho emery
ence OF Waite and Altgeld from hong
and becoming silence.
The evening world., 1894-07-06
Ma. Csr.s-.su, Does.t psp.

To t"s EG.teF;
"Oeys pedgsFs' ssssILssTt ss!ssat!y tslsIes
tp getting there vita to:h gsst. seeoreng 10 h.s
account He complaint uskss ne th'sk u that
"a refrain. 70 fAnaiiisr 70 q, A. q. nep. Down
In ,hs Coypasls. Hsss DAT ksgtpfri soeaA-r
Fsrhsps "ootSSE" zee ere 9es ss4iEk 10. Tie
point ~ Quickly ~ yea shoaid. enS vhsa shs
@. J. l.
The evening world., 1894-07-06

Summer weather calls Tor Summer
clothing. aud q Surumer dist. IT ~ .
tremendous hluuder and a criminal c1-
travaxance to serve three square meals
of steaming-hot dishes when the glass
is at 80 degrees. Try this for q Change:
: Bro.led Salmon. ;
I: Cold String Baars. trsnch Dressing
(: Old Graham Brad.
{: Cold AapGrsgus. Aayonsdss. !:
(: Fried Bra.Is.
Lettuce Salad. |;
{: Iec-Crcan.. Aine-al wRtss. !:
(: Black Coffee.
(: Note--Butte- and tai. the salmon when Il
F.: leGvsI the srlddie. use Lemon juice on the !;
beans 10 place OF vinegar.
The evening world., 1894-07-06
To Stop bleeding,
Hot-Weasher Cold Dishes.

Plaster the cut with -four OF powdered
starch.
The evening world., 1894-07-06

TO the Editor!
en- girl eighteen year, ola. lspt CON.
pspy With young MAN for two years. During
tia. time learned TO ioyS him With all my
heart. but It 10 no. my nature TO show Il, % he
thiaks to this Gay thkt do not love him. But
all ~ent we'll until he LEFT tbs city OF business;
We kept Up = correspondence for = while: then
some Of h!s friends wrots him stnr1ss about ne
Of which ! knew nothing and our correspondence
ceased. He 10 now IN tie city aad meets n,o
a. he would any seauaiptance. sinply tipping his
be-. Lnov he loves uas skill. and perhaps 10
srs,liIg hts heat as Re hes sirescy broken
mine. IN considered pretty. but what are
good locks to me- Il havs not sIs lover Will
aelas OF yapr readers Kindly tell no how aap
l.. h!sa Know tia. l love hisa withou. directly
tellII. him Go' IRENE.
The evening world., 1894-07-06

Plays tgs p.SLs 10
ths boaTtias-sorss p-r-
.er White L fellow
Lssrdsr 10 fr.iEE -
sats,,a.p epin2Sny a.
the other cad o, tao
room.
The evening world., 1894-07-06
81 from n Erien d.

n tbs Edittf
si,a.s accept sud uss .a,I u Ter tie Sick
Babies' Fund. A F'RIEHp
The evening world., 1894-07-06

Chicago dares to hope that she has
seen the last of the Worlds Fair fires.
There are no more buildings left to
The evening world., 1894-07-06
Jea lousy.
70 tAe Editor:

r, the Editor:
So much has been sid about love- why not
say word ABOUT his little. dark. psssionsts
stspb-other. jesIouSy? An y Jealous WOMAN
my senses ssy without cause: my Jealousy sayr
You might have cause You may get cause"
I arm no, worse looking Or o.horNi.e below those
feel Jealous Of. and my husband loves aud re-
spscts ne. SIN am teal ouA Il "a Ike 9 nick
ness. great shock. that cannot be explained
oaly these Who know the pAag o, It will under
stand. 1t Il mental weakness. Can It be
curedr By what mcsIs7 The subject Is serious
It Nigh. come TO any Of US J Am foreigner.
az you might see. and II my mother-country y
Jealous woman wSs dssassd thing, 3 woman to
10 svoided. Poor thinE. pity her. Nov. my
husbands side. His experiences OF the world
nskes him en- unbsliever In Womsn. He says
size reads only to DO tsmrtsd and site will Esli
like Eve. So think ho might like to tempt
u victory 1, 70 easy. SHADY SIDE.
The evening world., 1894-07-06
From Little Bert.
n obbie's Fair.

7 . u IslIIOI.
lGcl3sed please mad 81 for IA. SICK Babies
| Fund, LII LIE UEnr.
The evening world., 1894-07-06
Well vigilant has me, Britannia once

NO straight" local ticket. An end to
boss domination.
The evening world., 1894-07-06

EAgY III 10 THE MAJOR
ana Arabs yesterday toT the benefit Of
The Evening Worries" Sick Sas!se'
Fund. Photographs stacy, of E?ooh,
Ign. Introduced the Little m!dGst and
then took be. L,G.ure. The.u we're III
perEoas present, an, as each contributed
10 cents "Bi-by LIZ has Si>.Sj. which she
las turned over to T. . socd caCSs ahs 20
thoushttu!ly remembered.
The evening world., 1894-07-06

ill-manased ard as generally defiant OF
public wishes and interests as the Man
haitian L."
The evening world., 1894-07-06

vsgh PsRa IT. sssS-
sst tyisES limb fi'om
uns b sss shed VI
The evening world., 1894-07-06

hsr In . bargain tussle.
mo. you nssdn't say II
Wouidn't.)
The evening world., 1894-07-06

Feeder, OF TIE EVENING WORLD iecviag
pe eaiy nor ne no. ntonths should send tier
dresas and hose 1hE e IkNIHu Il ohLb r!d,ted
to asv. regularly.
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orord pemoaa erars..

The Ap,i melting Of Oxford County
Pomona Grsrgs was hsld at South Paris,
TUESDAY, Aprii 8. At the busioess meet
,ns ID th. forenoon, c,ass OF six candi-
dates va. Instructed in the fifth degree.
At the afternoon session an excellent liter
airy programme wa. given By the members
Of South Paris Graz q. which proved very
entertaining. The qIfstion, WHAT crop
pa, = best 10 Oxford county 2" vas ably dis
cas.ed - s. s. Smith, $. Marshall, w.
". Thomas, NJ. Bsrfoxs, Y. G. Noble, l..
r. Bret, W. w. Andrews, S. NJ. King, o.
6 Curti. and John Wyman. The next
meeiiag i. to be held a, Moray The
aus stion selected fer discussion is Is it de-
.irable 10 re,tfict immigration into TIL.
country: II 80, to what extent and how
can j: be done"
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TRACK AND STABLE GOssI'.

Atthe horse farm of Frank II Roberts two
miles beyond Wayne % good horses have
been quartered the past winter. Among these
is Aleeto, by Allecto. by Alcontara; dam
by the Carpenter horse. Arccto Is a bay,
three years old His dam, Kitty, by the Car
pcnter horse, was raised in Patsn and came
from Springfield to the kenrebec. She
WAS formerly the property of Ed Tasker of
Gardiner, the purchase price being $500.
She trotted half, as a year. old, in IL.
She is now Is years OLD. Allecto stands
1873, weighs 1850, and can show
fast clip with splendid gait
Another fine horse is Preston, recent
" geldcd. He il Ave years OIL, n bay
ia color, stands i5-a, weighs 1000 pounds
lie was sired by Prescott. dam by the Car
pentcr Horse second dam by Kinds Knox !;
third dam by John o. Gaunt, thorough
bred that came from the Provinces, once
owned 10 Patten. Preston is a nice looking
pure gated horse that Mr.. Roberts saws has
shown him SO clip.
l.. S. Berry of Wayne, has owned some
good horses in the past. He has now at
his stable the brown horse Victor. which he
purchased some months ego of DR.. +. l..
Che merry. Victor stands ISL, weighs 975
pounds. He was by Hoods Abdallah /,
dam the feet pscin mare by Ridley Knox
formerly the property of Oliver Johnson.
This colt is six years old and pronounced
trotter. He is good roadster. An
other one that he prizes highly i, the
dark chestnut mare. Anna d. She is six
years old this spring. Anna stands Isl.
weighs $50 pounds and could easily weigh
1000. She was by Macbeth, by Daniel
Boone. dam Knox mare that came from
Aroostook that could 30 along well. Like
Gipsey NJ, she is PAGER. very superior
walker and roadster, anil very fast going
mare.
AT George Ahbotts stable. North Arson,
are some well bred colts, among them s
yesrling Maggie Todd by f lgardo, lis 81;
also two-year-oli by st, Croix, 9,9i IA
He is black rosn. promising colt and
handsome as picture ard bids fair TO make
fast uotter.
The li.t of knox county entries 10 the
State Fair stakes for next September, is the
largest on record. Among the 4-year-oljs
NJ. W. woodman has entered ST. Patrick
by Joe Howe; and Shamrock by Gid With
ers in the s-vesr-oli class; 10 the > 80 class
Capt. Nelson Timer has Bl.ndy, by Daniel
Lsmbett; willism A. MeIAin Annie Booze
in the - class.
A, +. Russell of Backfeli will pllo; the
sensational PAGER, Bsysrd Wilkes, > Is : 4.
season ~. and slso the rest Of c. L.
Drake. string. Alfred, 9.l5 I, at years,
by Bsysri Wilkes. ough, to b, q big win
ner this season, ia Mr.. Ras'ell's hau,s
ALFRED t,islsd las, season in Is 5 I. Mr..
Drake v i'll also start the 4-yesr,ou PAGER.
Beatrice, the yesr-oi tso,ser, srdus,
the star kindergarten performer at {. l..
Cushmaa's las. year, aud the a-yesr-oli
trot,er Eddie Loihrep, all by Bayard
Wilkes
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GOSSIP OF THE ORANGES.

East Ssngervilie Grange ha, purchased
handsome chapel organ for its hall. Sew
eral new members have been added TO this
grange since last autumn.
Sunlight Grange, Knox Centre, which
was orgsnizrd Feb. 49, 1898, with II char
ter members. now has : members 10 good
asnding 1t is certainly splendid record.
rire Grove Grsngc, Brewer, inifiafed
two members at its regular fnt e,iDg April 2.
Til. organization /. constanily grosing,
ind the meetings are largely srented and
very interesting.
II anyone who does rot favor the grange
vii. stop to think what it is doing in it.,
educational work, be will at once be con-
yinced that h, antagonism or opposition Is
entirely upju,titiable.
The Changers Of Bingham held an an
niversary meeiiag March 81, that was much
enjoyed by all present. An o. ster supper
was served in the ball, which was followed
by en- excellent literary programma
Intelligence among the farming popula.
ton always produces thrift, and thrift pro-
ducss wealth. As good grange always re.
suits in n greater degree OF Intelligence
among its members, there ought 10 be ne
serious question as to whether the grange
pays or not. There can be only one answer
At recent meeting Of Norway Grargr
the first and second degrees were conferred
on class Of seven. The Babcock milk
test in operation was exhibited and aroused
great deal Of interest. The next meeting
OF this grange will be held April IL, will
the following programme Commencing =
10 O'Clock, the third and fourth degrees vii
be conferred. At noon a harvest feast vii
be given IN honor Of the new members. 1t
the afternoon, Prof. w. w. Stetson of An
burn, lecturer Of the VI Tine State Grange
will deliver an address.
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The Demorest graded patterns which we
offer in conjunction with our pattern scheme
are adapted to popular styles, and whilst
always being up to date, in every pariicu-
lar, most of them are so modified a, to
avoid such an extreme cut as would not be
desired by the majority Of persons. In fact
they are designed with view to simple
elegance, which though leaving them I'M
surpassed for style recommends them to
the more moderate taste.
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Mes.htr iarce,s. Tor his x,ek

Wea.hsr forecast for this wsek. Plenty of
it, all sorts. followed by severe coughs.
colds ard distress of the lungs be prepsred
for dangerous iilness--sowsrsis the last Of
the week but few doses of Adam.on's b.
tsnie Cough Bslsam will dispel all bad feel
ings, aprlo 'odSrlw
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Local Notice.

BIZ The grand rush at II. p. Fairbanks &
20. great sale of boots and shoes from the
New York Salvage Co., some tremendous
bargains must be offered. Ladies' 81 80
ani 50, fine Dopgola button and lace at %
cents, 80 30 fine hand sewed button a.
sl.s9, children's boots at As cents,
and evening slippers at 80 cents, would
make everybody buyer. Ssle will con-
tinue until further notice. 22G Water
street. api9d3t
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-04-10

Monare's Folly, by ale Jemlys"
Modern Circe, by the Duchess.
Mrs Rasher's Curtain Lecture, by author of
"A Bad Boys Diary"
40 Marjorie's Fate. by Charlotte NJ Braeme.
Al Midnight Wedding, The, by Mrs. NJ. A.
Holmes.
- Marked for Victim. by Stuart Cumberland
a Neon Moore. The Southern Detective, by
.lud-on X, Taylor.
" "Me," companion 10 "She."
Al Natural Law in the Spiritual World, by
Henry DTummond.
t6 Ned Bachmau, The New orleans Detective
by Allen Dale.
n Nellie. the Clockmaker's Daughter. by +. NJ
{. W.
is One OF the Forty, BY Alphonse Daudet.
~ Paradise Almost Loss, By ID. Il. 5.
30 l'hil Scott, by Judson Il. TAYLOR.
81 fomfret Mystery, The by Arthur Dudley Vim
ton.
- Swallowed by Detective, by Virginia Champ
lin.
- Two Hundred Recitations and Readings
~ Two Kisses. by Charlotte NJ. Braeme.
81 Woman gainst oman, by NJ A. Holmes
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-04-10

Rose of Sharon Chapter No. Is, o. y.
s., will have an initiation Wednesday even
ing after which "pnk" tea will be served.
There will be work in the Masonic lodges
every night thi, week, except Saturday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-04-10

The Pansy Whist Club was entertained
by Mr.. and Mrs. Loyejoy on Chapel street
Saturday evening. Mr.. liza. Heath secured
the gentleman's prize and Mrs. Will c.
Miller the prize for ladies'. BIZ
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-04-10

The number of prisoners at the Jail are
less than 80. They breakfast at g O'Clock,
dine at IL and take supper at G. Each seems
to have goo appetite and very little food
is left over after meal.