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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1882-12-22
Superior Court.


THURsDAY.-Eugene C. Williams v. Daniel f.
Emery ct ais. Action to recover damages for per-
annal iniaras raeAuAda allaaas
negligence and carelessness of truckman in the
employ of Emery Warehouse & Co., the defend
ants.
The plaintiff drives express wagon. On the
morning of the 18th of May, 1881, went to the
freight shed of the Maine Steamship Company after
merchandise. While standing the door of the
freight shed talking with another teamster MIR.
Kent, truckman in the employ of the defendant ran
truck loaded with nails against two large heavy
cast iron wheels that stood leaned up agains the
side of the shed the outside and projecting four
five inches into the doorway, throwing them
and upon the PLAINTIFFS leg, breaking both bones be-
low the knee
The nails which Mr.. Kent was removing were the
properly OF the defendants.
h plaintiff sued the Maine Steamship Company
as well as these defendants, and that company has
paid the plaintiff some six or hundred doll
damag S, not as the plaintiff claims in settlement
OF the case, but il paid with the understanding
that it was not the amount of damages the paihtiff
was entitled to a he still to proceed with his
suit against Emery Waterhouse & Co.
The defendants contend in the first p ace that Mr.
Kent was not neg igent, but using due and Or
diaary care id the removal of the nails tn # the liza
bility, 1t any is upon the Maine Steamship Company
whose servants placed the wheels la this unsafe and
dangerous position. les imony closed.
Strout Il Holmes for plff.
W. l.. Putnam for defts
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THE CADET DRILL.
A Protest from GEE. 7. W. Hyde.

The Bath Times speaks in the following
terms of the competitive drill between the
Portland and Bath Cadets:
Each company gave exhibition of the man
ual of arms, company drill and the bayonet ex-
ercise. The Portland Hi.h School Cadets
brought twelve men, giving them a slight ad-
vantage perhaps over the larger number in the
company of Bath. Both exhibitions were nota-
bly, fine. There WAS nothing but general
sentiment of surprise and coDgratulation. 1T
is good outlook" said gentleman, very well
up in our community, "when boys can drill
like that The judges were Col. II. M.
Sprague. formerly of the LIST Maine Infantry,
and Capt. Winslow of the Portland Cadets.
The two gentlemen chose Gen. i. w. Hyde of
this city as the third member of the aw arding
committee.
The award was made for general bearing
and excellence of performance of the tactics
The decision was hard one to make as the
committee states. There popular COM
mendation of the BATH boys excellence in the
bayonet exercise. The presentation of the cup
to the Portland boys was perhaps generally ex-
peoted by the audience but the victory was by
no means "walk over" Every one IN. Bath
is well satisfied with what the boys did, and
correspondingly sorry that the visitors drilled
as well as they did. During the progress the
crowd was so dense that the space cleared in
the hall was with difficulty kept open. Cadets
patrolled along the edge of the crowd and kept
it back. On the floor of the building one lost
all reckoning, and had TO hunt for the drill
with chance of losing it. The presentation
of the prize was made by Senior Vice Com
mander Stetson."
Gen. Hyde sends the Times the following
letter:
Mr.. EDIToR.-Th dispatch in to-days Port
land Press, announcing victory over the Bath
High School Cadets, is unjust, wherein it
states that: s'Their Portland competitors show
ed superiority in many respects" The iudg-
ment was left to Colonel Sprsgue as referee,
SO near even the only ground ON which he
could give it to one over the other was, that
the Portland Cadets drilled more movements.
As o specific number of movements was ar
ed to the Bath boys, who showed in marching
and all alignments a remarkable proficiency.
THOMAS w. HYDE,
One of the judges.
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Brief Iottinps.

Inc third entertainment in the course OF the
Congregational church, Woodford's, took place
last evening and consisted of an eloquent lect-
ure by VIM. E. Gould, ESQ.
Rev. w. j. Twort lectured at the Casco
street f. B. Church last evening on "Lon-
dom
The First Baptist sale of fancy articles will
continue at Reception Hall this afternoon and
evening.
Revenue steamer Woodbury. arrived last eve
ming from cruise, and reports English brig
"Alruna" of st. Johns from Philadelphia for
st. Johns. put in at Bass Harbor on the night
of the Doth for harbor.
During the past year Williston church has
contributed about $500 to benevolent objects.
OF this sum $500 has gone to foreign missions,
about $500 for mission work in the State of
Maine, $500 for local missions and $500 for
the work in the South and West.
Elder Miles Grant will preach at the Gospel
Mission this evening at Z 80 p. m. All are in
yited.
The Cumberland Rowing Association win
give their assembly sixth this season, December
28th.
Charles Nelson, aged IS, is complained of
for the alleged larceny Of a gold watch from
No. 10 Free street, which he pawned for sill
yer watch and four dollars in cash.
There was a slight fire at Allen g. Co. store
in Lancaster block last evening. The elegant
show window is filled with beautiful neck
wear and some Of the goods caught fresfrom the
gas Luckily the flames were quickly extin-
guished without serious damage.
At the Blues shooting match yesterday af-
ternoon Mr.. Bean won the second class badge,
and will now hold it, as he made twenty out
of possible twenty
Hon. j. II. Drummond will lecture before
the Portland Law Students Club this evening
on the subject of Evidence
Fine day yesterday. Mercury 160 at sunrise,
!. 800 at noon, 800 at sunset; wind northeast.
The train that brought the Maine Central
directors home from the annual meeting at
Augusta made the sixty milesin one hour and
half.
Christmas trees and evergreen for trimming
purposes we're brought into the city in large
quantities yesterday
In the glove contest between Barry and
DAILY last night 81 rounds were fought and
DAILY was declared the victor.
While some boys were coastiDg on Ander-
son street last night, she sleds of two collided
and Charlie Williams was badly injured about
the head and face.
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C. E. lose g. Co.

One of the very richest and handsomest
shows for Christmas time which Portland has
ever seen is at the store of Charles e. Jose &
Co. This enterprising firm have fairly out
done themselves this year, and their spacious
and elegant warerooms are ablaze with every
variety of glass and crockery ware, of cutlery,
bronze and silver. Here can be found Christ
mas gifts adapted to all persons of taste and
appreciation. To accommodate the Christmas
BUYERS the store is kept open evenings, and
under the gaslight is even more brilliant than
by day
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TFIF PRESS.
FRIDAY MORNING. DECEMBER %.
THE PRESS.

NAV be obtained at the Periodical Depots of N. @
Fessenden, Marquis Brunell g. Co., Andrews, Arm
strong, Wentv orth, Hodsdon, A. r. Cleveland Rob
ert Costello, Forest City News stand ,Jewett
Bose, Hltchings q Mcfarland, Watson Stinson
Boston & Maine 9epot, and Chisholm Bros, on al
rains that run out of the city.
Auburn, Willard Small g. Co.
Augusta, !. r. Pierce.
4 Bangor, Bangor News Co.
Bar Harbor f. S. Jordan.
Bath j. o. Shaw.
Biddeford, +. M. Durham.
A. l.. Jefferson.
Brunswick b g. Dennis n.
Cumberland Mills, r. A. Verrill.
Damar siscotta, E. W. Dunbar.s
Freeport. w A. Mitchell.
Fryeburg r. O. Harmon.
Fairfield e. Fl Evans
Harrington. D. H. Knowlton.
Gardiner, Palmer & Co.
Gorham, Jas. H. Irish & Co.
Hallowell, G.. -. panlding.
Lewiston Chandler & Estes.
Livermore Falls, q. ID. Hughes.
Mechanic Falls A. W. Bridge e. A. Thomas.
Norway, S. L. Crockett. A. .. Noyes.
Old Orchard, Geo. E. Fogg, A. i, Jellison,
Richmond, G. A. Beale.
Rockland, o. S. Andrews,
Sabattus e. H. johnson.
Saccaral pa, f. e. Webb.
Saco III. Is. Kendrick ~ Co.,
Springvale, g. 81. Pierce.
50. Paris A. M. Gerry.
Thomaston, S. Delano.
Vinalhaven, II. M. Robe
Waldoboro. G. Bliss
Waterville, j. NJ Wall.
Yarmouth W. E Smith.
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Brotherhood of Locomotive Piremen

brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen.
The ball given by the Brotherhood of Loco
motive Firemen at City Hall last night, drew
large party, including many Of the well
KIN own railroad men of the city and State
Four large headlights. one in either corner
gave plenty of illumination, added to the case
Tiers, and the. handsome picture presented to
A. J. Regan, delegate from the Portland
Lodge to the national conventions floral en-,
gine-was on exhibition. Chambers band
furnished a capital band concert, after which
long order of dances was enjoyed.
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Vaughan Street Church.

The oyster supper at the house of Mr.. l. d
Merrill, Wednesday evening for the benefit Of
the Vaughan street society was most success
full and enjoyable affair. About $50 people
were present and the receipts amounted tc
about sos. One lady presented the pastor
Rev. D. w. LaLacheur with ten dollar gold
piece. The next oyster supper in the course
will be given next week at the house of G. A
Beckford, Esq, on Vaughan street.
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Burned to naath

A woman named Mrs. Beei has met with a
town, kerosene lamp burst in her hands and
her clothes ca'ching fire, she was frightfully
burned before the flames were extn guished
The injuries we're 80 severe that the flesh
dro sped off from her face, hands and arms,
and her body was in shocking oondition.a She
fingered something moie than half day. and
then died
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Atlantic Lodge.

At the annual meeting of Atlantic Lodge o
Masons, held Wednesday evening, the follow
ing officers were elected:
Master Charles G. Bedlow.
Senior Warden-W oodin G. Norris.
Jnpior Wardea--M.rtin A. Dillingham;.
TTessurer-Daniel w. True.
Secretary-Franklin Fox.
Trustee for Two Years-Daniel W. True,
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Yesterday a little boy named O'Donnell, liv-
ing on.Carleton court, fell on the ice and broke
his arm.
A stevedore named Hardin while at work at
the steamship wharves. yesterday, broke
thumb and cut bad cash in bis hand.
Wednesday afternoon DIR. John Buzzell OF
this city, another gentleman and two ladies'
were overturned by the sleigh Slowing on
Portland street, throwing the whole party out
They all escaped with slight bruises.
Wednesday morning Reuel Shaw, man
over eighty years old, went to the barn to har-
ness his horse, when the animal jumped and
fell over, crushing Mr.. Shaw to the floor,
breaking his collar bone and it is feared in
ficting internal injuries.
James 81. Doyle, clerk for Merrill Place, In
the City Market, was badly bitten on one arm
by Mr.. Places black beaf with which he was
playing.
John Crouchen, lad of II years, residing ON
Salem street, was badly hurt about the face
yesterday by striking against building while
liding.
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Falmouth Lodge.

The following were elected officers of F9l-
mouth Lodge, Knights of Honor, last even
ing:
Dictator-Joseph II. Wentworth.
Vice Dicti r. Joseph III. Lamson.
Assistant Dletator-Frank Il. Morrill,.
reasurer-Daniel w. Nash.
Reporter-Marshall n. Rich.
Financial Reporter-Franklin Fox.
Guide-Samuel f. Bearce.
Sentnel-Bepjamin Kinds.
Guardan-Thomas Edwards.
Grand Representative-Joseph III. Went
worth.
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Presentation.

On Wednesday evening last the employees of
the firm of D. Wyer & Co., of this city, called
at the residence of Mr.. David Wyer, the prin-
cipal of the firm, and presented him with an
elegant gold-headed cane, as a mark of their
respect and esteem The affair was quite a
surprise to Mr.. Wyer, but he proved himself
equal to the occasion
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Sheriff True's Appointments.

Sheriff True's Appointments.
Sheriff True has made the following appoint
ments of deputies, and they will enter upoI
their official duties January 1st Several o
them have already served as deputies in forme
years and have done good work. AS to tn,
new men there is no doubt they will prove a
efficient as those who have been tried and moi
found wanting. The list is as follows:
Herbert NJ. Sargent, Portland.
Elisha N. JORDAN, Cape Elizabeth.
Valentine q. Hall, Windham.
Daniel ID. Cherery, Deerlpg.
Lewis Mcclellan, Gorham.
Rufus Berry, Gray.
James p. Banks, Freeport.
Orrin T. Despair, Brunswick.
Ellis B. Fitch, Sebago.
G. B. Mayberry. Casco.
Isaiah S. Webb, Bridgton.
Samuel G. Kimball, Naples.
Adelbert c. Chute, Westbrook.
John L. Chase, Standish
The following will be special deputies:
Frank B. Libby, Portland.
Seth Sterling, Portland.
Benz. +. Gribben, Portland.
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I.adias, Land I.aar,,a

The ladies held large and enthusiastic
meeting at their hall last evening. A very in
teresting programme, consisting of readings
vocal and instrumental music, was carried out
The subject Of having an anniversary in Feb.
ruary was animatedly discussed by the ladies'
present. The next meeting will be held Thurs
day, Dec. 28th, when it is to be hoped every
member will be in attendance as business o.
great Importance will be transacted.
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Portland Connnanaarrr.

The officers of Portland Commandery were
installed last night by retiring Commander
Leander w. Fobes. The following is the list
including those appointed
Commander-Frank e. Allen.
Generalissimo-Thomas P. Shaw.
Captain General-Aaron Hodsdon.
Treasurer-Charles Fobes.
Recorder-John s. Russell.
Prelate-Rev. Charles A. Hayden.
Senior Warden-John E. Sawyer.
Junior Warden-Geo. e Raymond.
Standard Bearer Geo. W. Leighton.
Sword Bearer-Charles G. Bedlow.
Warder-Frank A. Clarke
Third Guard-William S. Corey.
Second Goard-Geo. NJ. Moore.
First Guard-Fred W. Roberts.
Sentinel and Armorer- Chris. G. Hayes
After the ceremony of installation, Past
Grand Commander S. G. Gordon, on behalf of
the members present, presented solid gold
Past Commanders jewel to the retiring Com
mander, Leander w. Fobes, in very happy
address The recipient responded with much
feeling, and as eloquently as so surprised q
man could
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1882-12-22

At a meeting of the collectors of the G. G.
c. held at the Council room yesterday after
noon four hundred children joined the club,
making eight hundred members up to this
time. The collectors will report again at the
same place Saturday and will probably run
the mem bership up to over one thousand.
saThe attention OF the readers is called to the
advertisement in another column.
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The accident At panuille 1unction

The particulars of the railroad accident at
Dauvills Junction, reported in the telegraphic
columns yesterday, are as follows: The pas
senger train on the European s. North Ameri-
can road was late, and failed to connect with
the Maine Central, and special, under the
charge of Conductor Jewett, was run over the
Maine Central to connect with the $50 Bos on
train. Conductor Vests freight train receiv-
ed orders at Auburn to wait at Danville juno
ton for this train to pass, and was hauling off
on the siding when the smashup occurred
They were not quick enough. however, and
the engine, No. 50, struck the saloon car, and
piled it on top of the train, badly smashing it.
The front of the engine was also badly injured
Fortunately no one was injured to any extent.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1882-12-22
Civil Service Reform.

Secretary Blackstone of the Deering Owl
Service Reform Association has received the
following letter from Congressman Dingley;
Dear Sir-Yours is at hand, inclosing resolu-
tions of the Deering Civil Service Reform As
ISOLATION. / am in hearty accord with the OBJ
jeets of your association, and shall be happy Il
further the ends you as we'll as all good citi
zens have in view.
Very truly yours,
NELSON DMGLEY, JR.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1882-12-22

At the annual meeting of Harmony Lodge,
r. A. NJ, the following persons were elected
officers for the ensuing year:
NJ William FL. Usher
s. W.-Samuel T. Dole
j. VA. III. Stanwood.
Treasurer-Lewis Mcclellan.
Secretary--tI. G. Watson.
S.D.-F. w. Harding.
J. DIN. e. Sturges.
Finance Committee-Geo. Chadbourn, R.
G. Harding, H. r. Millett
Voted to have the installation Wednesday
evening, December 9th.
The Lodge is ina prosperous condition and
increasing in numbers M
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pa1nnta arnntad

269, 370-santord J. Baker, West Waterville.
Fo@l-fetter
269, 425-George FL. Jennison, Foxcroft. Pro-
teetor Tor the corner Of book covers.
269,4s8-Lewis r. Thomas, Biddsford. Cook
ing utensil'
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CITY AND VICINITY.
sw ADVGETIsm BNTs TO-DAY


MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.
Christmas Cards-Dayls.
ENTERTAINMENTS.
MISUNDERSTANDING Rowing Association.
SPECIAL NOTICES,
Caution g. @. c.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Furs -Coe.
Work for Everybody-Hunt & Co.
Wanted Agents.
Christmas Candies-C o. Hudson.
Boston ,Jou .nal-Fiftieth Volume.
At One Oclock--4S9 Congress st.
Drawing Miss trocker.
Toys-O zen Moore & Co.
Children's Hose-Rines Brothers.
Robes-Coe.
Wan'ed Room.
Found-Pocket Book.
Fine Cards-Owen, Moore g. Co.
Soap-Millett Il Little.
Groceries-W. l.. Wilson & Co.
Sllk-Millett s. Little.
AUCTION SALES.
Horses-F @ Bailey 81 Co.
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has one Of the finest collections OF Christmas
cards in the city, including not only those of
Prang, but also those of the English and French
designers and painters. Some of them are al
most too exquisite for the purpose for which
they are intended. Everybody can please
himself at Stookbridge's,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1882-12-22
Real Estate Transfere

The following transfers of real estate have
been reDorted:
Esples-John Lamb to Cyrus NJ. Lamb, part
OF lots and 10, with tie buildings.
Bridgton - Alexander Lumsden TO John
Sharon, ten acres Of land,
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KURAKoFF, the Pine great remedy and lung
healer. instantly relieves and actually cures
coughs, colds. asthma. consumption, as no
other can. oct27FM&W3m
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Saccarappa,

A four-horse team, belonging to Mr.. Hazel
tine OF Saccarappa, while standing at the
Westbrook Manufacturing Company's Works
yesterday, took fright and started home
smashing whatever was in its way. Mr.. Val.
entine's sleigh was smashed to splinters, the
horse being bruised badly. Allen & Johnson's
team was thrown against post, but escaped
with few scratches. One of the pole horses
fell and was dragged about half mile over
the snow, cutting him up badly. The horses
ran until they reached home, stopping in the
stable yard
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BRONCHITIS, Asthma, Catarrh, and ali pull
monary complaints, transient or chronic, per-
manently and promptly cured by Kurakoff the
great Pine Remedy. oct27FM&W3m
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Horses-F. Q. Bailey & Co.

F. o. Bailey & Co. are selling at rooms IS
Exchange t., great bargains in Holiday goods
at 10 a. m. and q o'clock p. m. daily See
auction column
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1882-12-22

All iron preparations blaoken the teeth, con-
stipste the bowels, and give headache with one
exception, that is Browns Iron Bitters.
decl8 MW&F&sw
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2 ct. Xmas Cards.-Another Dsvis's
Photograph Rooms, 1905 Middle St., over Far
riDgton Bros. Open Friday and Saturday
evenings
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Men and Things Come and Go.

but old Brown Windsor is not removed from
the toilet of the fashionable world. The pur-
est and most fragrant Is that of the old Lon
don firm-J. & e. ATKINSON.
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Go to Mrs. s. j. Clough's, 561 Congress
street. and get one uf those 25-cent Handker-
chiefs and take chance in the lovely sofa
pillow. de19dtf
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Two sets of teeth.
They don't shed arms and legs to get new
ones. Teeth are indispensable, and the Crea-
tor gives two chances. When one uses SOZO-
DON'T, even among babies, it preserves the
"deciduous teeth" ard helps to strengthen the
permanent dec18MW&F&w
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Why Do Paonle Have

See "Bird" adv't; get Holden's Bird Book:
food, care, diseases, breeding. He has extra
singers oct23-d&w2mos
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The Lisbon Monstrosity Case

To the Editor of the Press.
If the story from the Lewiston Journal, pub
lished in yesterdays PRESS is true,-which,
for several reasons, I am inclined to Doubt
both priest and mother ought to be indicted
for murder. The case is worthy the attention
OF the county attorney and grand jury of An
droscoggin county. G.
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Portland Encamnment.

At the annual meeting of Portland En-
campment the following officers were elected :
q. P.--Haran P. Aver.
II. p. Simeon Malone.
S W.-Richard X. Ball.
S. W.-Fred Littlefeld.
S.-Clinton Chesley.
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Christmas Music.

The following is partial list of the Christ
mas music to be rendered in the city churches
next Sunday. The others will be published as
fast as received:
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Monday evening the house, barn and out
buildings of @. EEL. Black at Swan Lake stock
farm, in Swanville, were burned A crew of
men had been at work pressing hay in the
barn, and were clearing up sfor the night when
q lantern exploded, setting fire to the hay. The
hre spread very rapidly, and it was with great
dlfnculty that Mrs. Black, who is an invalid,
was removed from the house. Nearly sixty
tons OF hay, about half of the furniture, and
nearly all OF the farmingitoos were destroyed
The stock was all saved The loss is unwsrds
OF $2,5OO, with an insurance of about ST 800. gs
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Ifyou can't "Bear" cough, "Bull" it, with
DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup
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NEW ADVERTISER ENTS.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-06-05
DIR. HATCH,
G. e. CASE. VI. D.

OPERATING AND CONSULTING SURGEON,
~ No. 1llG Broadway street, Oakland, Cal, will
visit patients at distance for consultation or to
perform operations m22.h
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OFFIcE AND RESIDENCE, NORTHEAST
~ corner Of ,ond and streets. Office Hours
1oA. N to12N;sP " to 5 P ~. ard 7P. N.m2s I'm