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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-01-17

SOLE LEATHER oAK--No. /, 5000: Noa2 81

SOLE LEATHER oAK-No. l, 5000 NoA2 81 a
HEMLocK-Best buffalo slaughter, 80; good 20;
best Matamoras 30 No. ., 2S good damaged, n,
OAK HARNESS LEATBER-No. /. S76D3gc; No 2
$50 =
HEMLocK-Prime, 81: do good, rs: do No. 3 zoe
FRENCH CALFsRIN-si - TO 30, according TO
quality.
PHILADELPHIA CALFsRIS-No. /, 81 10 to ! 25;
do No 2, 81 to TO-
PHILADELPHIA KRIS No. /, Sc to 81, accor.
ding to weight
SHEEP sgiss-Topplng xxx per doz. $40 90.
Innings, white, NXNX IS 10; russets Cos
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miscellaneous llants.

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WANTEp-A situation IN commercial BUSH
W ness house by handwriting Young man.
with tirst-class business education and small
capital; reference A No | Address
N-s,eoa-st Hardware, this Office,
CONCERN
w wants business in Dallas and in every
o lY met already taken) \ few hundred dollars
necessary TO pay for goods on delivery after or
ders have been secured for the sann, Sl5O per
month profit guaranteed The most searching
inveSlisaion solicited. A. s. Arnold & Co !,
80 D'oauWay, \, jl5-Gt
WANrED-By a yeyoung man, employment
Nv as clerk or travelling agent Permanently
more an object than salary business references
given. Address Situation" Herald Office il5.2t
WANrED-BUSINEsS Il wish TO exchange
for business in some live town, lands
and cash. The lands are located immediately
ON me line of the TT Worth & Denver Rail-
road That is now under construction Parties
wishing to exchange their business will address
=; d Macon, care FL Paso Hotel, Fort Worth
ioAas, john
WANTED-A few nice boarders at the Com
W mercial Hotel, Furnished and unfurnish-
GU rooms Tor rent d27tf
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lRoN-,we quote merchant bar &c rates; Nor.
way and sweden, Toe.
PLOw STEHL--7C
WIRE-smooth wire. No. o 5Nc; Nos. 10 andla,
&c; No. y; &c; jnppancd, brrbcd wire, &c; gal.
vGni2cd barhcd, loo.
II )RSE SHOES--Per key, S. So
6 so; No. $, 8 q, No. G. &C. y
NAIIs-From l0d to Gd, Si.25 rates
,IlSNEtS SroCK-Block tin per 10, SOC; TIN
plate, Ism, S per box; & lix2O 81 do | X,
III oG hlhc, l2c per pound, solder, ljc per 10;
Sheet iron, 6}ic per pound:
ANES-fcr box, S. 60NlO 80.
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PEOPLE WHO READ!
Your attention Is invited 10 the
GREATEST NEWSPAPER
In the West The rival of any in America,
The Cincinnati En0nirAr.

In Its columns the news of the world is given
every day IN the year. Its two thousand CORE
sponuei's located IN every section o. the eonn.
gatherers TO be had, and the history OF each
day events will he faithfully recorded and me :.
scented TO the public through the Enquirer fra
from distortion or prejudice.
inc province OF II newspaper Is to record facts.
to separate truth from falsehood How well tbc
Enquirer has succeeded in this duty, we feel a
pard0nable pride In referring to It's files md
past record for evidence OF It's ability and thor
Gugh m, IN presensing al matters heated upon
The people of this age require n paper fully
abreast OF the times, co-equal In enterprise and
material advancement In all mercantile and
ponucal interests, such will the enquirer con-
tlnue To be, Candor and fairness will be accord
ed 70 all questions and parties, but the llcts
shall never be perverted
The immediate future has In store matters of
grave interest IN ALL and the general welfare
WIZ largely depend upon the Influence Of those
who are fully conversnnt with faots Occurring
aud To occur. The policy OF the government hut
partially developed by the new administration
was last winning the confidence of the people,
when The hand OF the assassin placed control of
affairs In charge OF n faction whose leaders have
not AT al Times received favorable criticism for
their public acts. What the future policy il TO
be. VIII be f0rcshadOwcd during the first wear os
Presidcn, Arthurs administration, and present
eI 10 ue public without fear or favor, In the
columns nl the Enquirer.
The weekly edition of the Enquirer ought 10
be IN the hands OF every farmer every merchant
and every toUcr IN the land As nm agricultr.
~ paper iull Of fresh, valuable and reliable In.
formation, II will be- without rival A corps of
contributors has hecu retained whose practical
and theoretical knowledge In all branches of
good farming Is unsurpassed
We thank our readers for that liberal support
that has enabled us TO print the best newspaper
IN the West aud ask n continuance of the same
aud your assistance IN making known The
merits of the paper aud Increasing It's field of
usefulness
TERMS or SUBSCRIPTION TO THE
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Fine and medium fine, sc; heavy Ole; black,
bury and dirty, 5 to lOc off.
Dry flint, is pounds aud upward, l0@l2Kc;
dry kips lOgllc wet salted, 767tTc; green butch.
er hides, 5]s@6c; all damaged, wet or dry. hall
price; deer skins, SOC; sheep skim srom 25G5Oc
each.
BEEswAx-l4 to lSc per pound as per color
'TALLow-ln barrel, 4;Gc: in cake, Sc per ID,
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DALLAS PRICE CURRENT.
Hay and Seeds

HAY-Dark s6@s; bright 81 From stores
prairie, baled, dark, Sl0@l5; bright, sl6@2j
bright free on board, car, SIS; dark, So
:, dERaAN MlLLET-We quote at 81 90 to 81 %.
Harden, sc per paper, retail: wholesale TX Il
&c per paper.
CorToN-At the oil mill, l2JSc per bushe
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FlsH-Red, sheephead and trout, l0hc; New
Orleans red snapper l5c; Spanish mackercl, 25c.
Observation-Disclosures per can XXX, 30o medl.
UNI, 45c; extra select Coo; Matagorda and Ber-
wicks bay, 81 so per hundred.
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buggIes, snrlng NYnrona, Eic.

unm.AFIs-SInN .polcS tl@l5 per doa
o, nu'gSlits-iFedc u and spring, top, sn0aino do
siSn Hal svsuSN DC side springs top, slO0als5, do
s.ue spring slt0d2Ne do phaetons, slsn,syOS
tu,,mp seat huggics, sl5hasj6. platform sprinys
si"~lN hrve spring wagons, spo@Ii5,
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Cast 81 per hundred; stove S5 cents; wrought
5Oc TO 81 per hundred; brass, IS to SO per hun
dred;, copper, $40 to u so per hundred; zinc and
cad, 81 per hundred.
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CoAL-lndian nation, 50 per ton.
CoxE-50c per barrel
WooD-oak, hickory and ash, IS so TO IS rs
per cord. Sawed stove wood is retailing III the
rates of 81 80 to per cord
CHARCoAL-o5 cents per barrel
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Orr sells all stylesot Concord side.spring
buggics. Send for his illustrated catalogue
and prico-lst.
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TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION TO THE
WEEKLY ENQUIRER,
DAILY ENQUIRER" ~
nUspccimcn copi. @, Free s'N0'NNNii' o"io'
Notice of Dissolution OF Co partnership

.A DALLAS, TENAs, January 9th, lss,
Notice Is hereby given that the copnrtnrrshin
heretofore existing between Joseph /, Potter
and Geo. W. Loudon, under the firm namc az
Geo W. Loudon 4 Co., is hereby dissolved nv
mutual consent Mr.. a. W. Loudon rctIrlnv
Az debts due the late firm, must be mid IN aia
gu claims against them will no paid by Joseph
!. Potter who has purchased Mr.. Loudoi'a
interest. "a. " IOuDON.
IOSfpt l. POTTER
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The co,par,neship heretofore existing be.
under the name and style of t3arret,S Wood I.
this day dissolved by mutual consent a. a.
Garrett Jr assumes the liabilities, and Il aloha
authofi.ed 10 collect the outstanding indebted.
nessoi the late hrm. HENRY n. WOOD
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a;nr 4tcnt.

EOR RENT-The large and commodions
u store house, two floors, Nos $50 and gu
Elm street Enquire on the premises orThomp-
son George az Co. jii.tf
EoR RENT-store room corner of Elm
L and Austin streets. John II Bryan. 1903
Camp street io.l0t
EoR RENT-Four pianos ut C. II. Edwards,
Il 10 Main street, and rent paid allowed to
apply upon purchase ifaftcrwards bought. jlO lw
EoR RENT-Building No. Gil Elm Street for
Il merly occupied by the Union CITY Furni.
tlre Co. One of the best buildings and Local
tons In the city John Browning, 81 Elm ST.
IGOR RENT-Four good farms Tor sale or rent.
l. near wills Point Texas, on liberal terms:
also % town lots in Wills Point for sale. Terms
liberal Cattle will be taken. John A. oNeal.
dit
ENOR RENT The celebrated hotel known as
4 the o Neal House. for rent Furniture can
be bought Jno. A. o'Neal Wills Point, Texas
diff
LNoR RENT-A large warehouse lhXlCO In East
a Dallas on the side track of the n, .SP. r, r,
one ofthe most convenient receiving and shin.
ping houses In the city. having the floor aud
platform level with the freight cars, with n good
comfortable Office and Fairbanks floor scales
For inrther particulars apply To t. Bennett.
pul'as, NOV, 2lst lsol nov2S-u
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Referring to the above, the undersigned
would respectfully solicit continuance of Tho
patronage heretofore extended TO Mr.. London.
aud he hopes by strict tcntlon TO business ta
merit the hvof of the public '"
JOSEpII T. pnTrrp
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VAIcKrNs-We quOte at 81 5O02 on per dozen
turkeys, 5O@6c; prairie chickens 50 per dozen
rabbits, Zoe per DOZEN squirrels 7jc per dozpi
ducks large, g 80 small, 8 %, yeniSon, &c.
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There Is going to he big rush for the
toys and holiday goods at the and i0c
Store; call early.
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iiuiiding Material.

hbhlek-At the kilns to $40 kim run
q. sIoNE-At the Dallas nuarries h, mn, ,,,,,,.
dtes.o, LOT foundation; i6 for wall and IS for
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Buy your buggies at W. W. orr's, succes
sor TO Sechler & Orr. Main street, Dallas,
Texas.
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Molasses barrels, 81 so; haifbarrels, 81 -; kegs
75c; sugar barrels, 55 halfbarrels 43; hoop poles
per 1000, Sl2.
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3;nc sale.


EoR sALE-A large safe, burglar and fire
H. proof, will be sold cheap Enquire of
thompson, George Il Co, jl4.tf
ENoRSALE-A side-bar buggy and a light
ph@ton, cheap for cash nj VIM Longs
ji2tf
nor sALE-A house with II rooms. No lOi6
= cram street jS-tf
E'oR sALE-rhc European House, lU25 Main
street Ii rooms and partially furnished,
Apply to John Browning. lOi7 Elm street. d27.ti
TOR sALE-A good residence properly, l50x
~ feet on Bryan street. with house Of four
rooms. cellar, excellent well outhouses. chicken
yard over 1000 bearing grapevines and black
Derry Dushes oil the best varieties, on the place.
Enquire at Herald oiliee. j6-tf
E'oR SAL -Four thousand head of cattle of
l. an grades j S. ANDREWS.
d25-ti N Worth Toy
For SALE-LAND-9OO acres of good black
land; 800 acres IN cultivation, with all neces
sary farming appurtenances; sell cheap.
j. s. ANDREWS,
u-o,u " III Worth, Texas.
E'oR SALE-Farms for rent or sale situated 6
l. miles from Dallas. Comfortable houses:
plenty OF water. Also 70 acres well adapted to
lrmt vegetables, or MELONS Address o. p
bowser. ZIG Elm, Corner Market street. nov26
EoR SALE.-A farm OF 100 acres OF rich,
L black SOIL situated eight miles southwest
| from Dallas. One half in fine state of cultiya-
ton, balance pasture and timber-a nice, new
| dwelling, with smokc-house and other ont.
houses, and well of excellent, everlasting
water-oifercd low and on easy terms by
JONES & MURPHY,
Land agents office No 700 Main street
ENoR SALE-A splendid farm of over GOO acres
Il OF rlch black land, situated on White Rock
creek, about ten miles north from Dallas and
midway between Dallas IL Wichita and Houston
q TeXas Central railroad. Nearly 400 acres well
fenced and in cultivation. Five tenant houses.
ample timber and an abundant supply of well
ana spring water. Bounded on the east by
White Rock creek. For sale cheap and ON easy
terms by Jones " Murphy, land agents. Office 70i
| Main street.
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gncmty-a;iue Cent Column.
9otices.

NollVE-Adverusements may be HANDED into
~ our business office up TO d. M and into IN q
composing room up tn a. IN.
NoTlCE-lf YOU want good brick cistern
y made and guaranteed, call at 1901 Main
street. il1-lw
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leot 81; Xxx, s. Is. 'N' '0' NNA So
SAWED FkLLoEs-iN to az, 81 as per SGT
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Grand concert every night at $ Mayer,
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l.g90O pries..,..N,. =. ...,....... SIZE, $50
Whole Tickets, 50, Half Tickets.Sl
27 Tickets, $50, 55Tickots 500.

Remit money or bank draft In letter. or send
by express Don't oepd by registered letter or
postolice order. Orders OF IS and upward by
express can be sent at our expense Address n1l
orders TO r. NJ B0ARDMAN, Courier-Journal
Building, Louisville, Ky or X, NJ. BoARDMAN,
800 broadway New York
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pOnltrY nnd Gnme.

EaGs-Merkct well supplied, 100 per dozen
BuTTEE-N orthern, 3G2S, Texas, 9O@2JO,
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L'oR sALE-A large safe, burglar and fire
proof, will be sold cheap Enquire of
Thompson, George Il Co. il4.tf
EORsALE-A sIde.bar buggy and LIGHT
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a'crsorlaI.
2hnsician.

physician AND suRGEoN-Dr Morton.
! Office over Exchange bank building; resi-.
Hence $50 San Jaccnto street; telephone at resi-.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-08-03

The annual meeting Of the Augusta Saw
ings Bank was held yesterday afternoon. and
the following gentlemen were elected trus-
tees: Thomas Lambard, W. S. Badger.
Artemas Libbey, Samuel Titcomb, j II.
Manley. Messrs ]. W. North, Treby John
son, Oscar Holwav, Erastus Haskell, II. 5.
Osgood, Z. c. Dudley, J. F. Badger. Alden
Philbrook and Chas. B. Morton, were elected
incorporators. At a subsequent meeting of
the board Of trustees, Thomas Lombard was
elected president; VIM. 4. Smith. treasurer,
and Z. c. Dudley, assistant treasurer. The
Augusta Savings Bank has on deposit
s4.ll0,3+2 CT, and its August dividend,
just declared. foots up to about $4,000
The bank has reserve fund of Slo2.-
1887, and a surplus of Sl56,4e2 Il.
During the past year the deposits have in
creased S603. $50 50. The number of new
depositors is 1913; net increase S54. There
are now $3.50 depositors, and the number Of
deposit books which have been issued is
nearly $4,000. Since it has been established
this bank has paid over $1,000 600 in divi-
dends. Last year it paid State tax of
sl7,s2o. Sc
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-08-03

Corporations are said by Blackstone TO
have no soul, but the Maine Central has a
superintendent who has big heart. On
Sunday next Superintendent Tucker has ar
ranged to give his faithful employees breath
of fresh air There will be religious exer-
cises at Lake Maranocook, and a cordial in
vitation is extended to all the employees of
the road to attend with their families.
Trains will be run from Portland and Ban
gor in the morning, returning in the afternoon.
Tickets will not be sold for these trains, but
the attaches of the road will obtain passes for
the trip from the heads of the department
where they are employed. free of cost. Tick
cts for free dinner will be distributed in
the cars.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-08-03

A correspondent in writing the Journal
notes the improvements that have been made
in Chelsea, about a mile below Hallowell
Chas. Dolliver has bought the Weeks place,
and has repaired and painted the buildings,
while VIM. r Kennedy has been making his
pleasantly situated home more attractive BY
adding handsome bay windows to his house
and giving his buildings a new coat of paint,
with other Improvements. Our correspond
ent trusts that the old flag staff which was
blown down in the gale Of last fall and
which has stood sentinel so long on the
banks Of the river, may be replaced.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-08-03

Last Sunday four Young Augusta men hired
two-seated carriage at Spencer's livery
stable, and drove out to Maranocook to at
tend the temperance campmeeting In progre IS
there. Leaving their team to be cared for
10 the field near the Read6eld town farm,
they were ferried across to the grove in
boat. In the afternoon, wishing to return,
they recrossed the lake, and, selecting their
horse and carriage, rs the supposed, started
on their homeward way. When they drove
into the stable, Mr.. Spencer said,'' That
amt my team" The boys were dumfounded.
visions OF postal cards circulating over the
state giving a description of a stolen team
and Offering reward for the apprehension OF
the miscreants. fioated before their excited
Imagination. They had not only stolen team,
out they were responsible for the horse and
Ger. While debating what to do. two we'll
Known Augusta gentlemen drove into the
stable with the missing property. Explana-
0ons we're in order. The two teams
closely resembled each other. although the
horses differed in gender, and the exchange
vas very natural. The young men got the
wrong team, and the two gentlemen, suppos-
ing that blunder had been made, took the
morse and carriage which remained, and
efove In. Lucky it was temperance camp
meeting, or some suspicion would attach to
Ne party Of the 6rst part
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-08-03

The sale Of the Sprague property in this
city will positively occur at noon to-day, at
the office Of the Sprague cotton mill, John
ID. Robbins auctioneer. Trustee Chalee has
will be peremptory, and that the property
will 90 to the highest bidder. provided it
is started at anything like fair figure. Rep
resentatives from the Union Co OF Provi-
dence are expected in town this forenoon,
who will bid on the property, and capitalists
from Boston and other places will be in at
tendance. The sale will undoubtedly be a
bona fde one this time.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-08-03
HALLOWELL.

On Tuesday evening last a large number
Of the citizens Of Hsllowell visited the resi-
deuce of Mr.. A. X Howard of that city 10
witness the expanding OF some beautiful
flowers on single night blooming cereus
plant which Mrs. Howard has reared with
much Care and interest. All were enrhusiss-
tic in this rare exhibition of perfumed 1--we
illness. Some of the flowers were l2 inches
IN diameter, with a length of stem and bud
OF 10 inches. The night previous six flowers
were developed on another plant. and there
are half dozen other buds almost ready To
expand on the same plant. We doubt if this
record can be- beaten. R.
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Maine Central Institute.

Last winter il vas announced bv the trus-
tees of the Maine Central Institute at Pitts
field. that the school was 40 heavily involved
IN nj unless measures were Immediately taken
to lift the debt the school must go down.
The debt was $1,000. and Prof. kingsbury
Bachelor, formerly the efficient principal of
the school agreed that if the citizens of
pittsSe!d would raise $4,000 he would
raise an equal amount outside. Sub
seauertly a meeting of Pittsheld citizens
and property owners was called, and II was
voted to accept Prof. Bachelder's proposal.
and a committee. with I. s. Dexter rs chair
man. was chosen 10 solicit pledges
II was declared by many, impossible to raise
so large a sum in small place as Pitts
field, but thanks 10 the untiring interest and
,neryv of Mr. Dexter and others. the $4,000
was pledged from responsible parties. As was
also the $40, 900 from outside. The pledges
both in Pitsfield and outside were all gwen
ON condition that 0,000 he raised, and were
10 h., paid as follows: One third June lst
1880: one. third january lst, 1888; and one
third January lst. 1884 But, notwithstanding
,h;s az 900 of the SIC. 900 raised in Pittsteld.
has already been paid. az has also an equal
.mount from outside parties. All of the
a,stinc and a part of the bonded debt has
been maid and the rest of the bonds are be
ing rapidly called in.
Without rehearsing the history of the strd2-
ole further, it il sufficient to say that the
school is virtually free from debt and has an
andowmept fund of $4,000.
Til grounds have recentiy been ptoughpn
and narrowed with a view to leveiitng ana
making other improvements. The work OF
remaining the rooms and OF finishing some
of the unfinished portions of the building mas
already began and the roof. which was some
what leakv. is also being re paired and painted
II is the intention of the trustees to place
the school where it will rank second 10 no
;ns,;tution of its kind in the State.
The fall term begins August 2lst, lss2,sna
. large attendance il anticipated.
The treasurer of ST. Marks Home CRATE
fully Acknowledges the following donations
| for the month of July;
Mrs. II. b. williams. lettuce. plum pud'
a;ng ice cream: Mrs. H. w. Bradbury. .
| roast Of lamb, berries; Mrs. VIM Hartweii'
aowers. Mrs. G. Davis, salmon, green
naas. Mrs. B. T. Parrot, sponge cake, per
r;es. Mrs. r. ID. Rice, vegetables; Miss
| Williams, asparagus. beet greens Mr. Joseph
p;,er berries; Moulton & Co., smoked sal
mon. Mr.. johnson. lettuce
4 's'N''f
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this year

During the month of July the Augusta let
ter carriers delivered 2s. 442 letters, 1896
postal cards and I0.5ll newspapers-a total
of As, $40 pieces. They collected 90 t3 let
tiers, 6, 700 postal cards and 22G5 newspapers
in all 3l7l7 pieces. Total number Of
pieces handled. s0,366. For the correspond
Ing month last year the carriers delivered
H.437 pieces, and collected "a. 5l-at total of
IS, 9s9. The increase this year over July,
1881, was IA 1873 pieces.
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Cucumberu.

The cucumber is peaceful looking vege-
table. but has been the cause OF vast a
noun, of intestinal horror. The man who
lies awake at night wrthiDg in pain with a
stomach full of undigested cucumbers wishes
this harmless looking enemy Of the human
race had never been invented. But even for
the collie and cramps which the mischievous
cucumber brings on. speedy and certain re-
lief is found in PERRY DAvIs's PAIN KILLER.
Mr.. W. II. Abbot. one of the best known
men in Saco, Maine. says that he has tried
many remedies in case of sudden cramps and
bowel disorders. but that he never found any
thing that compares with PAIN KILLER.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-08-03

The undersigned have been appointed by
the Augusta Monument Association a COM
mittee TO obtain funds to defray the expenses
of defeating the Soldiers Monument in Sep
TENDER next IL is confidently believed that
the patriotism and liberality of our citizens
will prompt them to make generous contri-
buttons to the fund tor this purpose
The committee deeming it unnecessary
and inadvisihle TO make personal can
vsss have prepared subscription papers To
be placed in the Post Office, the several
banks. American Express office and at the
store of J. +. Pierce, where all who desire To
aid in this worthy and patriotic Object will
have the opportunity TO do so. The sums sub
scrihed may be paid over to the gentlemen in
charge Of the several subscription papers.
]. II MANLEY, !
w. r. SMITH Finance Com
Jos. A. Holman.
Augusta, Aug. 2, 1882.