Newport Daily News from Newport, Rhode Island • Page 4

THE NEWS-NEWPORT, FRIDAY, JUNE 6, 1890. rmnmiAxx. AMY B. coimeotlon. W.

HAMJIKTT OABIIV, M.lt.i TrMtmtnl ot ear. OFFICE HOURS: 9 to A.M. to 6 W. 8. GBKKNJ3, I-1.

164 Mrcel 11. A. I1HATH CO.) omutf HOUKH: 9 A. M. to 1430 P.

M. 1.SO to S.30 P. M. SITUATIONS WANTKU. wide H'ttfi the vnlri: A a I'ruiu-li Sulrtrfi' ttou UK Hocoud nwu lu Limm; nlm rldv and i fo'ir yearn 1 a employer i-tin IMI Hceii), Mum toiiomi tivetmo, near i A Coru-r.

A i i Box Dully -NVwn qnim i A A a i i TT Is i i to ilu wi.i-1 uiiy i A A sitimtloit to tin work lu imyuii- a i IT Iiuriiiuld. ANTKU-- A i i i i t- i to i mirk. Ayt'ly ut JJ Kay Kinml. ANTED -A i i i i t.y t-xjiyriem o-l IVHK; rcf.Ton^-H. i i i i i 'Tea" Coal per ton Perry Brothers, 187 Thames Street.

this object. Tho Swedish con((n-((itloii si 1'uwtuekol, iliiilev Kryxcl's tli i', IB t'HS X'J Aim street. ANTHD-A a uliamburuiRltl; llox-H, Ditily No wa OfUgu. ANTED- A BUimtioii by a ymmy limn, ml. oroil in a priviitii fiimily us cimrhnmt Ilt- nf rc-fWinW.

A i ANTEU-A Hituiitiitii tishiitlur, rr liaa llrat-ultt'ii Now York an nut'8. i i i Smilli.l.'.HViry ANTED A nltniitloti as fliH ANTEU-A Hituiitiitii tishiitlur, rrotcstiuit liaa llrat-ultt'ii Now York and M-w ruf- crunut'8. i i i Smilli.l.'.HViry htrt-t-jt. ANTED A A us i-Mlil's nursw or i i i i i i i a i i Ly yoiuif: 1 11 rufur- AddrertB bos Dully Xt'tfM Ulllee. AtrASTKl-A i i i i i i i by eonilioteiit woman on cook In ft privnto a i uiil umler per nnnitli.

Aihln-ss N. Tbaiuftt Stri'ui. to do cliuiuliurworl; anil Hewing or ab (Jnll nt b7 Con Ion A 1 1 wwlu-s work fr.r wlm (5 purl uf tli.Ml.iy. Lyiiowriuir. 1 exiwrluiico.

AiMreiiB vct- A A Hitualiuii us Swiss Krvimhiniiu r- reftffOUCeK. Ajtply Mnrll ANTKU-A Hltuatluti by aii; i i i of uud iruii- by tlio tiny. A A A bristlit liny to sull lln- Dail; i i i i a Api-ly tit Xi-w I A i i i i i i in i Uy, two thoroinrlily ei.ni| wliite or colon-il; out' for cook inn iuij. 'Apply oil'l-Vidiiy, Iji'twvi'ii mni A If Itroitilwity. i a 'lit clrl 1" liU'li' 1 'i 1 1 1 A I A muni liniuiliTPs, one i i work by Lln i Ijniinl iiinl 1 1 7 A A I A I Hrrtl-iiliinHwntilioriuitl i dolif Ut IMIIIIU.

A i i at I I A i i i i i hlim emit, wlnirf and a i i by A ivwui i l.o i h-iiviiic lln i i pnrjcr tiltrlei-n ffftntilty I'fi i i i i I JL roi.in, or let i i i i i i i i i wh or i i i i i l.i.acd. ni i mi JL, Seven rooms a.i.l I i i i i TITO i i i i i uml JL ive llll r. mo l.t'LT--l.i.wnr i i i i i i on i i i i i i i JL ni-iir Unnidwiiy: tivi- moniit ami I a r.H.nm. to Win. S.

Uniwn.ill, Dully N't- I Two ni.ii.i- nt JL i ItK'C for the piiininer, four i i i i i i wit from tlio l.eu.-li; iict-tin rfiitjWoo. Aii.lr.- Hiix (W. Dnily Ni'Wn Oltice. und l.oiml )T Itbo.h- I a iivciini' and ntn-ci i i i i Hnx -7. I i A I A I for i i i i i well i i i i i i i i i imiitcntlt.

1 ril" 1.1 "I 1 i i i i i llnor, iLllil i A. hull with iinti- siiltaMo for.xi.i A on ttniinlsi-n. i i i i i I I I I I iiml bcdnmiii, 1 ir. fi.r i i i i i i I i i i i ladv if i in I will, family. ROOMS TO LET.

Tlirci- r.M.ins. i i or i Apply ut K) West. NiirnipiiisHtjivtsiiii A ft-w run ln tjiippliud i BOARD III ft iili-nnrint Inciilinn m-ar HIM i-ult wnl.or, II mllttH from thu i-lty, i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i un Kast i i i i i i i i i i in- ctntl.iiir-ii. drivini: or i i roit FOR SALE. One i I i i i I i i i i i i i Vin- a i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i in i Yiuiiit n-iulv fur i a und A Soda Fountain for Sale Cheap.

F. N. K-irluw, SAUv-Tlu' Iltn-Hl lot on Klmili- Islm nvwin.1 i-an 1m nt foot; alfii lino i on I'm-lt i nii.ildnito fitll FURNITUREFORSALEan STORE TO LEASE. I i nlosu mil my rtitirp atoi-k of FURNITURE and UP HOLSTERED GOODS Tlila iiiuntli if nii.l ul iirlrrHlliill In- inii.1 in i i i i.iin-liii!'... I'l'-iiH 1 'i'-'' 1 I I I I no ti lu mil i III 11.

.1. NON. I I Hi I .11111 Slri'i-l. MARGAUX, A UIOII BORDEAUX OLARET. Crii-f PIT I I 1'rlfic JUT ('ttrti-, JM i i i i IM I I i i i stn A KKW I I I A Chatelaine A -Pocketbooks fiiul oxnniliin tlicin Mid wi' an- sum ynu In unit li-nn.

lliHpTt HENRY BIESEL SONS, 9fil NTHKK1 China and Japan Mattings, Matting Rugs, fakefield Rattan Piazza Shades, Japanese Piazza Shades hi k'urk mill ix-nily for ili'llvrry. arpets, Oilcloths, Window Shades, Etc. WM. C. COZZENS 138 THAMES STREET.

rapidly. Tliero am now nljuul alxty Clnu-eb Yraiurclay Ihe Old Culoiiy men In illy van imlil, und coal pinwn anil Ih-eini 1 uu Bti-atnor I'rovlileuco, thinking tbuy dlil not. recvlvo tla-lr full pay, Htrniit for what thuy suplio.wd wtw a i-oducltoii. Thy iniuti-r was uxplailiDd to them and nuin- IXT ri-iiiiiiied work, though Home aru Btlll out. --III.

Kuv. Clark will visit Trinity t'hua-h ami St. John's Chapel on Sunday next, administering tliu rile of i-oiillriimtlon and r.l Trinity In tliu iiinrnlnf and ut Si. o'cloek lu tliu uvi-nlng. St.

after next Siuulny Herv- -o will held at 4 o'eloi-k liiKli'iuliif at The crew ut (n-lglit nleaiiii-r Mf of New lledfiird lias Irn-n to I i I of Klii'lihiirg, and th New brought to Ills plai-ti, where she will reeeivu a iverhanliiiK ut tliu did Culwiy repair shop. I'liu olllt-er-s nnd erew fif i of ritchhnry ul.so i. -nine tn i city and i bn i-inploynl un the summer LfialH. --This uveiiing Hie Knllier Jllilliew Tolal Abstinenee Sm-it-ty will vinlt Taiinton, where they will be Bursts nf tin- Vonng Men's Calli olie Total and Literary Sneiely, have lately euinpleleil 11 new hall iini! are i a i i i a fair. A train, leiubiK liereat will take Ihe memlRTrf of the sui'iiity only, ivlnrning about 'J A.

M. A The Voiiini People's Koeiety nf Hie Kltat llaptist Chm-eli gave a very enjoyable enle'r- alinnent at Masonie Mull last evening. There van a good attcndante, and frequent anil will IwpnWMiUal by Hov. Wllllim, r.Dlxuu of Brooklyn, mul will bo followed Ni- Stutlou will bu tiuiin-j to thu gicui of U.e by ii (Uwiiujjluu. Ou Frlilwy aftcniyuii Uit-ro will uit'iuorlul t-orvlcc lu iiK-mury of Hov.

Mtiaw. W.U. Ut'iilx and It. U. Fulrfux.uiiil 11 tliy uvuiitng imi'or "Tliu Coiidltlun of tho Colored 1'eoplo Boutli" will be raul by Kuv.

I 1 II. A. BruxtoiioIJUaltlmoro, Mil. i i will consist of un t-urly iiHH-ulHti pniytT-iiiiTiiMB, mltwlonury lu tliu iiiunilujf by Hov. H.

A. of Jorsoy CUy, N. horinoii lu tlio alici'- iioon uu "Tliu IVinuvi'i-auce thoSaints," by 1 1 0 i i I I i a i tind asi-niion tn tliu uvutiliiff ly Hov. i i i or A. i i i a i i On Mumliiy iittrnioim tturvlco will bu ln'ld, ami In thu (lit! i ot i Slilluh i i i i i bit observed in k-.

Tiii-silny i lio duvotfd to i i i ll i i i i ml otlitT of In Itliodi 1 luluntl watering pltico und tliu suro up- bulldluK Of tliy Coniiucllcui town. Tliu fuura of tliy Ni-witorl folk iimasKround- low us thuy Imvu buyn liyrulofort-. Thu uluusy liiMiti'd Iti tliu imviil bill by Huwluy for thu solu of ritition of tlie varied program, "i ho lirnt iiiinht-r was a qiiarleltc, "When Kvutiing liKht," by llatton, I I in very accept iblo manner by Messrs. Holland, Hudson, i i i and 11. U.

Tillc.y. 'I'liW wus followed A I OM. 1 (1, A. For Mn ihKliirouuilVi'riim islerly winds. I i 1IT1.1 Itliode i i i i i mid l-on- I I I i-arty applause evineed a i i oiigli Uhnrcli corporation held on Kasttir Monday i vury a a i i i i a discussion of a niimher ol' queslions of mi- and the question of limit' slandlng wurt rcfvrred tn a spt-ciul ommitlco for UivcctUpiiiun.

Thlseommitteu wiw trreport ut a. of lln: corporation held yesterday aflenioon, its far us to Die present to be loiiriK-il they fullwl to n-purt henuis tliu turn of uvenl.s. Thirro wus jy holo, "The Ni by Miss Hayes, A I I I IS i linreid'uuts i I i I I I vm-atfd IL on li'-lii' inrnliic TODAY'S A I a OXOIIOH: Al imitu- i i i i i i i i 4 i i i i i i i i i i i i i UcllowH- Marj-iuix; lili i tnul IS I i Kl i Itli pup'. i i S. I i N.illi-i.

Ai.i.li.-iit.ii.n fur U. I i III C. fc .1. A. J'umrd I'iininl r.illni^fs; I i i i i i i i i i i i i A i i i i I i i i i i i (I NOTES.

uid trading by Miss Saulpuugli of "Thu CloL-k." In responst: to a liuiiriy encore Miss recited "How Sluslu Muliwil Things on." A Serenade, by Schubert was liniily sung by a quartet lu consist ing of i i i a i i a i i Mrs. Mr. Tilluy. Miss Lilian Newel) of Providence was warmly well nined and sang in a vory i i murmur Slipped "Sacred is tho Weeping" and irspnnilcd Io the prolongi'd iipiilaust; of her i a JHMJOIK! solectioii. Mr.

Alln-rt I 1 rmmlHll mul a yiivv ilnet for 'cello mid LL-IIZ 1st koinnien," by am! Mr. Hodyrfon KIUIK "Must. U'e Tlmii Meet lu bj being ooliged to ropeat a portion of Ihe song to.satisfy the demands the iiudi- Miss, yaulpailtjh'rt next wa: "Tin) Aposlle a i i "TlujSuiiick in Sehitol" WIIH twuimncoro.Misslliiyi's l.tuly" und was HO Kiict'cwsful ihtit i second The, malequar a Nck-cti'd sony; Mr. Crandall and a i i gave a second duel for Vjllo iiniJ piano, hy Newell t' 1 1 Vl J' i i a Tlower," by Ulnulwick; is K. Lynt'S, anil A I i i Hlossnins," by H.

KerjllIT--In whieh her ice and manner hud admirably executed. Tim pro i-oticliidcil i I i i "Hood Melovcd" by the i i i i Mr. Lany ey Miss Newell and Miss rtmuning vocal (liHputo on of tin; i i i i annual meclinir whieh resulted in the- meetinK votintr to reconsider tho entin; business of Knstor meeliiiK. i the. nflk-i-rs then lectcd, Senior Warden LcKoy Kinir, i Hodman Cornell Veslrymeli iCorge Cordon King and hud IT- iiftnwl, but none of i resiirnalioiiH, (except that of Mr.

Itc.dnian LV.rnell, who insisted on nit serving, wcro iiereptni. The olllci-w of he parihh aeeordini: to ihe. supptcmcnttu'j' election of yesterday Sunior i ISrown ji very (Hliiplduted wharf at New London. Thy sninu bill eontulua an approprhitloii for tho running of mo Tucjivilu Station at Newport. Hits parajfaph has bivn to by both the Huiiaty and thu llouw uf Kupn-st-nlativcH, and Newport Is of Its Torpedo Station for at leant one more year.

Nobiwly out.sMo of Newiwirt 1ms any idea Unit will uvi-r IMJ wnt Fpt'ciul io New York Times. I I I I A I The ladies having the miniature Loan Co! in (barge will It llilrt tsvuii- ing i i i Hl()'clo'-l(, and throiiKh tomorrow ly i lite public, as they hiive. Urn lealt i and in enable every person to HI: the line cullcclinn of A worlis, they have. i ccntfl a i o'eloel; i Tin; "Hours" i be taken uwuy lomorrow after noon. The aih-ndamc vesteniay afternoon was hirtie and the enmmenis of i visitors Io Mm collet-tors.

Thu i i i would a a a i i a i by itsexcillcni'o and variety. A I A allcrimnn, about li a was quieted by I H. A pelting rtmlrol of the a i a Mr. leiider.son bena.i his liorse, which responded by soini; i kicks, one of whidi ook ellc-et on kneepan. Me wm ticked ujnuul taken home iKI POWDER Absolutely Pure NOW DISCHARGING, USE DR.

CRAIG'S Original Kidney i LiverCure -i uif li.iric iilllli-K'H i I i i a nnd I i i Att in tin- I I k'lilnoy und i i i tn All I.i PINNIGERSMANCHtSIER Bargo "Buoiant," 630 TONS COAL, I' an-, lisa Mon- Perry Mill Wharf, 341 Thames St. Black Beauty, His Grooms and Companions. A i i i i i i i i I I I I A liy i i H'lfa'n i I i I I i i I.y 1-Mwlii "l''llAl 1 1 Vnl Ilii- IH-W ''TilTM' I I I I i i I I I I I hy i i i i i i i A. T. i i i i S.

X. in 1 KM. i.y i KAI.K IIV 0. E. HAMMETT, JR.

The Craig Medicine A A I. was ollVivd Id Commander i i i hm brown out of lelldersOIl WOUld I I A I A A of wharf properiv at Seaeomr i i pay day fnr thu a a i I i i i Waters is in Hi'sion. Tin; I'inard c'ltumes DIH.MI tomorrow. --Tin: hotulH lire a i fair Mr. i i a CroMve.norof Providence is 111 I I I --TliLTe ure, a vJMlors at the hi-acli for The Vwpnrl i I for a i I I A Sinrluiml York a tin; i'erry House.

--'I In- i a a made i puiraricc on i avenue. yacht N'oriilii has sailed iiml a i i i i a Ims reinnied. A one ami i i --Commander Then. I'. Jewell of the Tor- a i is in on.

i i Davis and staff had i pictures a in Providence today. and Mrs. Karl of New York an- at A a coital, a i Mr. Addisoii a i New York arc at a i a --Cnliint-1 W. K.

rrincc, I S. A has ar i i i i i i i a Hcach View avenue. -Mr. mul Mrs. U'.

H. nl New have arrived at i i a on avenue. I I is Hint Mrs. i i a K. sett avi-niic.

Mrs. A Van Heiissidaer and a i i i have a lu-iv, will a i in Ku- Ihe.sehnol comm i i In: I I i I i I.i- i a i i --A i a i In- used to generate Hie i i for Mr. lioelel's m-w i a Ochre. I'nint. -Mr.

Mrs. I'. KnTiiKin of New Yuri, have arrived at cnltaijc, Tup," mi i i i i i II. Wallis, uf NL-W Yurh; W. I 1 a of N.

I I a i A. (J. i I i a a Tin: A i i i i A i i Si. Cnlninliu, i I i I i nt i i i i i i i i i i on i i Dr. A i a i a on Oi-can avenue, wiis on a i a whieh Miilnl for Main- -Tlll! treet rai Waller Kuiiu, I'hilip Itiik-r.

V. Mo" i ciri, Ceorwo Cm-don i i It. Foarinc, 1. T. I'inniKer, It.

Ceoryc H. St-eretary- Uobi-rl C. Collrull. Kidcr. Several other items of cluircli business were liispnsfil of, some uf which hud been m-tt-i' on at Kastur meeting.

Many of Hit: inoinberH of tlie corporalioi frel a Vf.slcnlay's aeliim illepil and I i a the questions in ilispute, could uescilh-d i out holding un election at a Mine, not called for by the church charier. A A I Tho phiyed i i 1'oit A a uiiii; on llie i i i yt-Mlunhiy, ur li leas I they tried Io do ami sntlVi'ed a jwl ikifeiii, worse, in fiu-l, i sron; indieatL 1 The S-'ovt nine, i wn- I foil very, the Torpedt pilchor, did I I e.xeell.-nt iH-iictico iHJftiru the uarne, i i i am i very accurately. Tln-y a i i i i .1 considerable. a i i i i i a i and in time, should do i in i I i Tin 1 i in compusi-d of i i i i a i il, i look lib- make a cent, out of summer visitors. 1 hey do not want lu cneouraye Coney Island or Korky I'olnl down i way, a admit that it boom thu report a a fashion, and make it popular.

(Uliccrs uf ihe Fall Kiver SteainbdalCompany visited ays au'o for the purpose of wlnjther it would bu eertaini it is ('oinrnaml'-r a i i i i i i i to i bureau nl" naVl will be se-leett-d tor tlif. of nl com iliion be i i i i i i i and he is-er hhip, I Concord, i fnnn a porlioi i a i i a i ni'-rii m-w il is ili-i-nn-d i i i the eriim- so fast lhat there is a porlinn of I i i i top- tnbers. the i ilonc. i Week or two aio a heavy pkrt; if stout; henildii: a i a suddenly i i i i i of i i i i i i a in Old MINIATURE LOAN COLLECTION. HOWARD STORE.

Friday Evening till 10 o'clock, A i i i A I I I A i 1 o' i i Admission 25 cts. Old Missionary, A Narrative in Four Chapters, By Sir William Wilson Hunter, K.C.S.I., LL.D. I I I A Nu. TIIA.MI-;^ "NEW BOOKS Notice of Application for Liquor License. A I'liliiec a a i of iilra ct- to lln- of the wus lenni.s Cai-diii'i-the.

i a i hy dressud in i i i i i i four in I'hif and four in i A strelrln-d I I Moor nf the hall, around which was a sntnowhal conlrark 1 i'oni-1. i i i i limil.i nf i varie marcbint; movi-ments Wen- a i a carried i Tin: i i i i of i pretliesl ever hert, anil the parlicipant.s a iheinsclvcs in a which showed con i i i and a i i i The wheels weiv i ii precision which point- i i a iniirhl well i a and every nioveiiient was i ill almosl perfect Mine. The purl'eiplinls welt- Miss 1'aiLiik! i leader, and tin; Misst-j Sadie a i i a i I i i i i May a i i i i Tilli-y, a i a liidcr i I'avis and I hey were i hy Following formal proiinun strawln-rries cream and cake were sorvr.d to 1 wh wished.ninl a codly i i was for Hi of to eel in Ilierc, i tiiuir bimlK, and found that it wouldn't. They Were i to vury .3 inonolony of the usual trip.H i a new i but Scucdiitict will not furnish it. A a wns made Io hire a riL'ht of way nnd build a pier out i the but it provud Kivcr Herald.

foi enceiii'int exeirises at Las.rll nary at A i begin on Thursday ntiXt and i wet-k. 'Hi bel'nre the m'udmitiiik' hristul, iiml Ui largely favored. Hut a few ilavs before, a portion ol the nrnaini'iUal stonework to eiilrance il.self, and heavy I'eli upon tho a i i i of new 1'iilucu a not a i l.n.'Tiy. win. hulilK nluft I ti.n-li 01 dl.ii.'ti iliin'il, in Ni-w York llurl.c.r.

wlnit in i i un i i i i i i i i uml M. II i I I I I I I I I I I i .11. Hilt MlL- i i Hll- -r-lLl i wllM'll ly l-'rauk M. c.rs ill IlK-ir preliminan- showed a lack of prac.lice and muffed and ihrew i in a way lhat compared very a a i i 1 i i i i was very one-Mili-ii. Convery pilchvd in 1 11 a i i i IdH lieldi-rs easy chances, was well supported, especially by the culcher nnd wcoinl hase- 11.

The a i i of the soldiers was at llm very a i i nf Deemed Io i I i and i i heuvy i i i i the last live i i I A i i i i nei'Ks i i i a i as i i i a a lint- everyone else nn Ihr i should praeiici- nspfe.liiiK the i road. Kuv. Autlrutt i Moston i ntliei. ale Sunday in rit. Mary's Chureh, I i i i at lo.l'j) A.

and in Holy tiros Chap-I, at r. si. a a i i has receivi-d ri line pietiireo! 1 hiinsL-lf and one, a ini: lierii painted in Yokohama by --('. .1. Luiderson.

A am) L. .1. i New Vork; .1. (i. Scotl of Kansas i a I II.

i i i i uud Slantou of Philadelphia an: al Ihe Terry House. Mr. and Mrri. HcrniaiiiiOelriehs, formerly i visit Newporl sonn; i i Ihe M-a-m as trm-M." (if Mr. iiml Mrs.

harles M. delriehsand Mr. and A. a i one has been ordered to Torpedo Station in plat i livconieer-s I.i.-uteiianls Hl.rcKvr, Hnl man, DombaiiKh, a i wh, wen: del ached. i i mackerel arc retried thu a i a rfuist uiiil they arc cxpireted in iln-M! waler.iHooii.

They are following the hall i i lime ill many years. Tho hank linn-Inn, lai'K'- find fat, also a i i --Comiuander Koyal It. pivj-eiil i i i i naval has been Mdiriis! to command i i i i whieh was laumhe.1 al on Tm-sday. Win- i i ready for w-u for n-vt-ni) -Mr. Harold IHIM tn hulM 11 church for tin; Swedish 111 I'rovldiilieo i Is under the charge of llev.

A. i and I I I I i i i ureatly niliee he took of It. Mr. I has already i the piirehasn of MID land, i i i i i i i i i dnllani huvo bvtm rntwd for A I i i Ho far as heard the census cnil- it-ratnrs who work in i i a arc i busily Tln-y HVI; ici'iierally well reeeived by Hi n-tiplc, who have answered all qiicflio: ii fa1iinn. It is found a i style In- i is sm-li a i i i i more i a ii rornit-r years is needed In yi-t the HUH: i a i i thu a i i of i i nc-'ded a i i he has infnnn; I i i they are lal wurk.

The a i town na-clinir was held in hall I i i i i i i a I I Hri I HilM in: I 1 din' 1-Vn-lV. Vn; Tomorrow a at 1'aHMc and a i nines i i i i pi.sl poncd from i i i i i i a I I A lleporl nf a niiide i Ihr board limit I fnr i weri; ending Tlmrsdiy, I Theodore L. Cuyler, M. 1'OMt'F, NUTKS. I want of hail i und i i liavc cnmmiiled to a i Moran, lia.H been lined and for i i A i i i i i i i i of A a the Creat.

in i Dr. a a i a die. I i i a ik la i I I 1 I i i 7 i a i i i i 1 of i a KU i a i a l'nm Ihe i his i i i illld l.rntlx-r il ii-k Me lie y.i ill i. Tlii.nuts hv trtiiisifi-r Id-hoi i i i i i West lln.ii.lwnv. Tin: A I or CI.MMI^]»N:KS i I.TIlh.J, i i i i 2 i I Bt A nl i i i i i i in i i i i i i i i i will f.ir i i i i i to hi- lit-iinl l.ef«.i-.

i i i i i i upon s.iid ii 11.11. by l.ii-eii.-.- I 1 I'. I I I 1 I A I I I A NOffCE. CANVASS. nun-: itn.MU Saturday June 14 1890, I.N I I I i i HOSIt i i i i I Tin: i i i i i i i i i i A ini.i-: A COQUETTE, I I A I I 'I i tollowiiiK i U.

Krownell. ol Town Council--) A. a I'ardnii C. i i i a i i i i i i i i i a Frank K. 'I'owii Alniy.

Si-t-L'i'unt-- Allicrl C. i i i A. .1. Illltis. A.vi-sMjtf of I'lillip .1.

(iniy, Clinrli-s II. Knihtu.s Ituilcy. I'iininl Ktvptn--- Williiiiii Alniy. i i i i i i i i i a SiMlur of iin.1 i i A i i i i i i i Daiiiul i i i i i i i I I Siirvi-yurs ill Uii.l-- i i i i i i i T. K.

i i i i i i Anililorii of Tuwli Tn-iiriiirci-'s U. F. i i i A i i i i i i A i i i i II. i i i ami i T. SI is.

A i i i i i i i i S. Niiltiiin Muvo Charge nf Town Asylum U. Hutlnr. Il was. voleii a the wiiary nl I IL.VCM.SIHM he i as a i I lie annual the highway lax for ln-iiif; i i i i and void.

at direetion of the tnwn council Inwards i repairs of the i a llie prc-ent i to inert lawful demands. The i i ptvsi-nled I I rep.trl, whieh was prinlt-d I mm I i A I IIA I'TIS 1 1 I I I I A I 1 The llajitist Mis.i|nnary ilnii will hull) its nnnnal mrrlini; n-llli lliiirtlilluli i next, 11, ami 11111- i i i ntitil I'lu-sihiy uf i in-xt Tln- iiuiniliiKs mi'' i' ri rl1 wi ili- I III I'll'-ll ill')' n-llliili'vollinml w- i i a i wil InnSatimlay. (In Wivlin-miay iivilihig Hi" tlio Ini-al i-linn-li, II. N. JI-IIT, will an ii Billili-llvi-r inirwliirliiryniTmiiii.

ThnrHilny Molliul nl llnlHlnv Muiicy fur lln) Clirlnllnti Cri-i'k, Canada. i i -JUi. I Cln-U i i Ci'iirp- i i 1 I i i i.f I i i man a' IVIH i i a Tnrni'i- A i i i i a i i i i i i i i ni-ar I i i i i i if ilMlHVal i I i i i I I I i I i i and npy i i i i i i i i i i i lalh'- i i 1 1 i i i i i i i a I i i i i i li'i. I a i i a at I i a i i i i i a a i i i I I The I i i i i i i Suites a smother a a i i i a i i c. F.

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A I I I i i i (Ulli'rr. nf i I I I A A I A I 111,: I I I api'i-ar In In: i i i i in i i i a a i fi-ar I i a i a IH Io i-rinnvi'd tn fntni: plui-i-. yi-ar's a i hip jllsl l.rrii liranl fr MM I i i i a i liavr I I I I i i i i May, i i i i i i i i i a i i i a i a i i now nnc of is a i i rrady for hi-r stt-aininu' I i a and i olhrr has jn.st I I I i I i i a 'Mm prii-o of ninn- iliail that I a i i for i i i i i i tin: dlnn-nsinns nf an- i i of i inai'liim-n of i I I 111,: ninn: and spi'rd. I the a i i i i i caini-d i ill i i i i i i for lion- i i a i i- i a time. A of i i work fnr i i a i i i a i i for i ilt-la i A i i aro very in many particulars i nl i Navy is not ill favor of i i i as in 1 not I'linnirh to admit nf I i i a i lint! and i i i aiv rnnsidi-n-d illisafu.

i i i a i i i i i i i i i a i i i i i forward. a main i a i i i i amis, i a of Iwn r. i i i two i i i i i nnd nnu rapid-lhv i i i revolving ('111111011 and u-itlinu's In a as i i ns possil'ili- a a i i i i i i and machinery plac I the vcs-scl while on the wajs. I i i i ll.al has 1101 U-fnle a i lat'Ker vessels. To ats as Well a.s In olVonl some slie.il! i i Io the i a i and i i i a parts a nrved i deck I fore aft i ves-cl.

I'lvery available fnr coal is In I i so I i a tiles nf nrdlllary a i wnnld tind some i i i in heleVer all i I I I over i i a i a i i i i of these laid- vessels ennld In- made i the il has liccii i i cd, that i lie, on tin: whole, r.llher more i i i i The mailers of i a i anil have been a a If intended to, and cleclrie plant is In I i i i i a is de. slral.le, in all i mailers nf insulation ami wiring i I i-sas near i-erfeel inn as It can In- made. The i i InrpcdnMlhc.seniiiniand i i I i i a i i I I I i the latest approved a i of I in dlscliarKiliL' apparatus and i i ,1 of prnjectiini a i inohih: -Iocs yd i. induced. Her complement i lie II olllcers nnd ma: hnndied and forty men.

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In tlii a I i a St-nntni a lias a i i Mm Si'tialn In add In i i Mil all npprniirlatloii the nnvnl si ill Inn nl I 'nun. 'I Ma llHB IH.TII fnllowuil liy 111,: fnllllll.u I hilt A VERY FULL STOCK OF JUST OI'EN ILL). ERA8TUS P. A A 111 111 i I I T. I I i i SHI I I A A i i Gibson Brothers, FLORISTS, i i 5 I I A Opcnc'l luchiy, a i 1 of ni-u' BLOUSES Flannel Outing Suits, New Drapery Nets, New Dress Buckles, New Cambric Flouncing, New Designs of Table Covers, New Shades of Surah Sashes.

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I.HI i i i i ,.11.1 MRS. T. L. TURNER, Teacher of Piano and Organ. ii i i i i I'iiiims for Sale ami Io Kent.

Alfred G.Langley,A, PRIVATE TOTOR. P. MERGES, i I I ilia i i i i I I I i i i i of i i i i uml Tmln- Mil.th. A Km Piano i Organ Instruction. THE BLACK WALNUT.

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