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UNIVERSITY APPROPRIATIONS.

The Regents of the University of Cali
fornia petition the Legislature for an aD-
preparation of $500 for purposes that
justify the request. 1t appears that the
mountain lands of the Diablo range, were
uncovered with vegetation, are il danger OF
being washed into San Francisco bay, and
these include the treeless highlands of the
University site. The soil having been de-
prived of grass by fire and grazing no
roots of vegetation remain to bind it. The
ground squirrels have been driven from the
plains, and have taken refuge in the hills
where they have increased until they are to
be counted only by myriads. They burrow
through the soil to the bedrock, honeycomb-
ing the hills. When the rains descend, and
the soil is moistened thoroughly, landslides
occur and unless the evil is abated, will
continue until the mountain land is stripped
to the bedrock and completely ruined
For the determination of the squirrels and
the replenishment of the soil with vegeta.
ton, it is estimated 81, 40 will be required
The sum of 81 400 is needed for pruning
and cleaning out the forest and shrubbery
of the University site, and save the trees
and shrubs from decay and destruction by
fire. These two items are those of press
ing necessity. About 81, 900 are asked for,
with which to construct much. needed
fencing toinclose the University site. Some
dangerous bridges on the grounds require
repairs, and the buildings stand in great
need of painting or oiling, and without
which the property will soon suffer dam
age. These two items will entail an ex-
pense of So, 400. For making and improv-
ing roads 81 900 is asked. The remaining
item of s., 900 is called for to convert the
grounds around the Bacon Art and Library
Building into terraces, or slightly slopes, an
improvement in the line of oTnamentatien
that sooner or later must be made,
unless the grounds are to be left
in an unsightly condition, and
marred by filthy winter lagoon.
In addition, the Regents ask for $40. 500
for continuation of work and experiments,
and for cases, instruments, etc., in the
agricultural department, physical labora-
tory, and the departments of Mechanics,
Mines, Engineering and Viticulture. The
Regents certify that all these items have
received their careful consideration, and
are deemed absolutely necessary for the
preservation of State property, and to con-
tinue the experimental and practical work
of the departments named. Examination
of the official reports concerning the Uni
yeTsity confirms what the Regents say. II
is to be hoped that the Gum they ask for
will be voted without hesitancy, and that
neither in this business matter nor in any
legislation concerning this, the leading
State institution, Will there be any lib
erality or narrow policy.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-01-25

SATURDAY, January 20, 1888.
No transfers.

SATURDAY, January 20, 1888.
No transfers.
MONDAY, January D. 1888.
July 10, 1e32-Eliza j. Tweed to Andrew K.
Waekman-U Undivided one third OF west hall of lot
4, and east half OF lot 8, baylor portion OF Sheldon
grant So, 233 80.
November q, 1SS2-Andrew J. Wackman to G. n.
and B. p Cotton Undivided two thirds OF same as
preceding S105G6 CO.
January Wv F. Frazer to John Hann-East
half Of lot 3, block bounded by and l. Twenty first
and Twenty second streets, city; S495.
January 20-Charles a Jenkins ct al. to Henry
Middlebu y-Lower one third of lot 5, and portion
OF lot 6, Sheldon grant, 81, coo.
TUESDAY, January 90, 1883.
January 22-George N. HaYton and wife to James
W. Johnston-West half of lot 7, block bounded by
J and K Sixteenth and Seventeenth streets, city ;
$500.
January 23-Joseph Beebe to J. R. Gilliland-East
half OF lot -, block bounded by X and l., Twelfth
and Thirteenth streets, city; 81, 600
January 23-Adolph II. Rott to c. N Hartwell-
East GO feet Of south so feet If lot block bounded
By and n, Seventh AID Eighth streets, city; $3.50
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-01-25
EVENTS OF THE DAY.
Robert Burns born, 1859.
and SHOES,

We are constantly seeking to make our
BOOTS AND SHOES ideal creations in
their respective spheres. Where strength is
an object, everything that can tend to that end
is eagerly sought for. Where it is shape or
style that is paramount, we get our goods
manufactured by those whose taste and
skill in such matters is unquestionably great
and SO on through the whole category of
good points. Thus dealing with manufact-
urers who are specialists, and being able to
do large business with them, we get not
only their best work, but important con-
cessions in price, which enables us to sell
our goods for the smallest prices consistent
with good work We keep all sizes, and SO
fit perfectly, which greatly adds to the COM
fort and durability of our Shoes.
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Ladies' w ear.

Strong Leather Shoes for out-of-door work, 81 IS
and 81 So
Well-made Pebble Goat, Button Shoes, So.
Common-sense Kid Shoes; low, flat heels; medium
broad toes; all widths, So So
French Kid, Button Shoes; satin-fnish, worked
button-holes, ST. Extra-fine French Kid, But
ton Shoes-the best possible value for S..
Those who find it difficult to be fitted in FINE
SHOES will do we'll to make note of this line.
White Kid Opera Slippers, ST.; with straps, So 50.
Low Cut Ties, ST..
Common Leather Slippers, 40 cents
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Nevada City, January 19-John Barber to Mrs.
Rosetta Brown.
Near San Juan, January 15-Fraak H. Bel to yir-
ginia Ray.
Nevada City, January 21-M. o'Brien to Mary
Coughlan.
Capay, january 21-Henry A Rogers to Isabella
Perkins.
Independence, Inyo county, January 15--H D. Gill
to Mary E. Rel er.
San Francisco, January 21-Theodore Gillum to
Addie Swain.
San francisco, January 1l-Wm. johnson to Annie
McSweeney.
San Francisco, January l7-Chares PETERSON to
Hilda r. Peterson.
San Francisco, January IN Halpiu to Maggie
Roger.
San Francisco January 23-Wllari B. Harrington
to Mrs Emma A. Gray.
San Francisco, January 21-Peter spadier to Ella
Higgins.
San Francisco Jaauary 22-Jacob Thalhmer to Min
ME Bethlehem.
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BRIEF NOTES.

The annual election for officers will be held
by the Exempt Firemen's Association this
evening.
The Sacramento river last evening marked
s fest 4 inches-a slight rise IN the previous
twelve hours.
Duncan Beaumont has been appointed AS
sistant Secretary Of the State Engineer by
Governor Stoneman.
Fidelity Grove, Ancient Order of Druids.
will this evening receive visit from 2, Rhor-
hacker, n. G.. a, ard H. A. Chase, q. s.
McGregor Bros, who accused q Chinaman
named An Yue of having stolen S75 on Mon.
day evening, stated that tie money had been
nislaid and was found the next day.
The incipient run on the Sacramento Bank
is declared BY the bank officers to be cause
leas, and that they prefer that it should con.
tinue, thereby relieving them OF surplus &c.
posts.
Last eyeuigg man who had S251 in his
pockets was taken to the station-house for
ssfe-keeping by Constable Samuel Harvey
and citizen Mark Wolfe. The man was in
an intoxicated condition.
The prosecution in the Walden perjury case,
now on trial in the Superior Court, rested
their case without offering any testimony to
prove that defendant was once member of
the Legislature of this State.
A race will Ike place at Agricultural Park
on Saturday, the parties being Henry Kemp,
of Pleasant Grove, and man named Jehn-
son, who lives between Pleasant Grove and
Sacramento It will be a half-mile dash for
a purse.
A concert and ball will be given by the
German societies of Sacramento, in aid of
the sufferers by the recent food in Germany,
at Turner Hall, Monday evening, February
5tn. A number of local talent have volun-
teered for the occasion.
A suit was commenced in the Superior
Court yesterday in which the plaintiff is the
Natoma Water and Mining Company, cor
poration, and the defendants Zone white
COW, one two-year.old red heifer, one white
yearling heifer, one brindle COW, one two
year.old colt, one old bay horse and one old
mare"
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-01-25

"HoSI SoIT Our NAL Y PESsE."-The
stupendous clearance sale inaugurated for the
winter goods, at prices never eaualed. It is
grand success. Hale Bros. & Co., Ninth
and K streets.
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SUPERIOR COURT.
DEPARTMENT Two-McFAR1Ayp. judge.

IhFAhIAENI IWO-AICF ARLAND, Judge.
WEDNESDAY, January "a, 1883
George B. Dean va Thomas Mott-Coutinued for
the session by consent
Murphy VS.. Lewis Continued to January Sist.
Laura d. Hilton w. j. D. Hilton-Submitted upon
depozitions.
People vs.. Miner walden-on trial.
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CRACKERS { COMPETITIONS!

" FISHER, NOS. 5es AND $40 STREET
He Sacramento, has just taken the wholesale
Agency Of the CALIFORNIA CRACKER COMPANY
Of San Francisco. CRACKERS sold at lowest san
Francisco nrices with difference In time and freight
In favor Of purchasers. Also, FISHER CHOICE
CoNFErTT6NS, at lowest market rates. su22-3p6
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MORE REMNANTs AS our sale progresses,
remnants of all kinds of goods accumulate
they are greatly reduced to close out.
Examine them. Hale's stupsndous clear
ance sale.
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INTENSE EXCITEMENT is daily caused by
the oisplsy of genuine taygaiDs and lhrongs
of purchasers hat are in daily attendance at
Hsle's stupendous q. srauce sac.
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DIED.

DIED.
Sacramento, January 23-Ephraim L. Billings
(hrother OF L. NJ. Billings and Mrs. Martha V.
Clark native Of Canada, 81 years and months.
Friends and acquamtances respectfully invited
to attend the funeral, which will take place from
the Sixth. street NJ E. Church, Sixth street, be-
tween and L, this afternoon at l:30 o'cockI
Near Brighton, January 2S-John E eldest son Of
P. NJ. and Elizabeth Artz, native OF California,
Is years. II months ana % days
Friends and acquaintance are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral, which viii take place from
the residence of his parents at the above-named
place, this morn ng at 10 o'clock.I
Woodland, January l7-Infant daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. II. H. Williams
Bodie, January !9-Harry David Mills, Is months
and day.
Mortality Report.
For the week ending January 90 1883, made by
S. R. CALDWELL, Superintendent of the City
Cemetery. Office at the Chapel, City Cemetery
January edward Walch, So years; Ireland
January l2-Hosmer p. Osborn, 70 years, months
and IS days New York. George FL. Rawser, 40
years; Virginia
January 1EKirke W Brier, 81 years; Indiana.
January I6--Rosa Black, SO years; Ireland. Isaac
Jackson 0 years and 30 days; California. Con
Kie Foie, 81 years China. Worg Fong Hoy, So
years; China.
January l7-Johu F. Rose, 80 years Western
Islands. Evezea Garzoles, 10 years Switzerland
Besides the above there were brought here for in
terment the following
January 10-Benjamin II. Peirson, sc years, 3
months and is days; Missouri
January I2-John Reed, 35 years Ireland
January John Strother, 81 years; Illinois.
January I5-James Naughton, 81 years Ire.
land. Nellie NJ Bowers, years, IL months and
2 days; California.
January l7-Benry T. Katz, months and days
January Alfred A. Nye, % years, months and
days Vermont
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-01-25

CROUCH ON RATS. Clears out rats, mice.
flies, reaches, bsdbugg, ants, Yermin, chip
hunks. Is cents.
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WHEN your wife's health is bad, when your
children are sicklv, when you feel worn OUT,
use Browns Iron Bitters.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-01-25

The cry il, "Still hey come" Full lines
Of moire satins, cut to 20 cents FER ard, a.
Hales stups ndous clearance SALE.
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ApYERTIsEMgrr MENTIoN.

Metropolitan Theater-Leayitts AIstar Speciality
Company.
Lodge Meetings-Fideity Grove U. A o. D.; Sac
ramehtO Commandery knights Templar; Court Sac
ramento, A. o. F.; Friendship Council, o. C. F.;
Ethan, No. 81, l. Q. B. B.
Concert and Ball-German Societies.
Compositors Wanted-H. S. Croker & Co.
To Let-Furnished Rooms.
Wanted-Solicitors
Card of Thauks-Mr and Mrs j. D. Hatch
Annual Ball-Cacdonian Club.
Acknowledgements
Business Advertisements
G. McCreary & Co.-Patent Roller Flour.
Mechanics Store-Boots, Shoes, etc.
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MAERIEn.

HANDSOME patterns in cretonneq, at Hale'a
clearance sale.
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BORN.

Woodland, January 2O-wife OF C. X. Glenn, son.
Woodland, January 17-Wife OF II. II: Williams
daughter
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ATTEN TON,
STOCK MEN !

Farm and Stock gsnge OF 600 Acres
COCO acres decided land-all under board and
wire fence, with dwellings, corrals, stables,
ETC., of which 1,4OO acres are meadow land from
which 900 tons of Hay can be cut. Situated on
Humboldt River, Nevada
-ALso-
A large Range en- Snake River, Idaho
capable OF feeding 10000 head of cattle.
Included with The above places are 5000
head of Stock AMI Beef Cattle, 600 head OF Stock
Horses, 81 head of thoroughbred Hereford Cattle,
thoroughbred Stations, Threshing and Moving
Machines, Header Wagons, Flows, Harrows, etc.
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TO-DAY is tie day at Red House,
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STAND not upon the order of going, but
go at once" 10 Hale's stupendous clearance
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METROPOLITAN THEATER.-Leavitt's AL.
Star Speciality Company will open at the
Metropolitan Theater this evening. Fergu-
son and Mack, late of Emersons Minstrels,
have been engaged for the return trip Also
Bonnie Runnel Dutch comedian, has been
added to the company since the engagement
recently played here. Since the visit OF the
company to Sacramento they have been play
ing in o San Francisco theater. New features
and new specialties have been added to their
repertoire. The company will occupy the
theater tomorrow and Saturday evenings
and Saturday matinee. Reserved seats can
be secured without extra charge.
A New LoDGE.-A new Supreme Arch
Chapter Lodge of United Ancient Order of
Druids was instituted last evening by G. w.
Peckham, D. S. A.. Fl. A. Chase, Grand
Secretary 7. Rhorbacker, U. G.. A. and
Adam 4 Smith, G. R. It is to be known as
Golden State, No. 5. Officers for the first
year were elected, as follows: A. Comet
L. S. A; VIM. Avery, V. S. A.; Gus. f.
Comet. S. E.: E. Q. Naghel, S. s.; L. Neu-
bourg, S. T.; M. Stein, j. E.; NJ. B. Horne,
o. G.; J. Domingos, o.: NJ Hirsh, o.
THE MEXICAN MURDERER.-In the Police
Court yesterday Rosalio Ybarra was called
for preliminary examination on charge of
having murdered Antonio Aguilar The de-
tails of the murder have been published in
the RECoRD-UNIoN. Henry L. Buckley
appeared for the defendant, and a continu-
ance was granted until this afternoon at l
o'clock.
ANNIVERSARY BALL.-In commemoration
of the one hundred aud twenty-second ami
versary of the birth of the poet Robert
Burns, the Caledonian Club will this evening
give their seventh annual ball ct Turner
Hall Dancing will bs interpreted with
Scottish dances, Professor Baetop, of San
Francisco, will ploy the bagpipas.
Police CoURT.-Busiress was transacted
in the Police Court yesterday az follows: Geo
Ukeus, battery, dismissed, no complaining
witness present; All Bang, petit larceny,
found guilty, fined 500 with the usual alter
native; ROsalio Ybarra, murder, continued
TO January 18th.
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THE PLACE to buy fish. game snd poultry
at bedrock prices is the Peoples Market, 612
] stree
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The ladies of the First Baptist Church will
serve lunch from IL A NJ. to p NJ, and
from 5 TO P. N. to-day, at the dining-rooms
of the Church. on Ninth street lone block
from the State Cspisol). The public is In
vited. Admission. % cents.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-01-25

HUNDREDS testify of the benefits received
from Rock and Rye. G. w. Cheslsy, agent.
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BoYs, now is yonr time for watertieht
boots you can get tt EN- at the Red House. =
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-01-25

"GooD MORNING :" shall be pleased to
meet you at Hale's stupendous clearance sale. :
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-01-25

THE population of Sacramento and vicinity
flock daily to the corner of Ninth and K
streets, where genuine bargains are to be had.
Hale's stupsndous clearance sale.
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AMONG the many there is one to which we
would call attention: One line Of navy blue
GArabaldi suits for boys, reduced to 81 IS.
Good value at Hale's stupendous clearance
sale.
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RUBBER GOODS for all Al Red House.
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WoMEN's eossauer rubber cloakz. Re
House.
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A Word to housekespers particularly
Under no circumstance allow yourself to miss
examining our lines of napkins, table linens,
towels and be5spreads. Splendid qusGtisF at
bedrock prices, at Hale's stupendous clear
arce sale,
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THERE Is Corn IN EGYPT l'-There is
also line of Atwood serges-extra heavy
at the low price OF 70 cents par yard, a.
Hale's stupendous clearance sale.
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CREATING furore among all consumers of
dry goods, clothing, hats, caps, and boots and
shoes, by the unusual low price at which they
sre sold, to close out and make room for
spring importatiOns. Hals's stupendous clear
ancs sale.
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MEN's long leg rubber boots, 81 and 81 so !;
mems and women's rubber over-shoes and
Arctics mems rubber coats, rubber leggins
aud pants, rubber hats and caps. at Red
House
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No Charges for Wharfage or Drayage.
All Goods at San Francisco Prices.
The dealer Saves the Cost Of Transportation from
San Franc.co to this point.
Goods will be shipped the same day upon which or.
ders are received. n2lisu
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1883-10-06
LITCHFIELD.
Twenty.Finh Anniversary OF the Itch.
field Fair and Show.

The Twenty fifth anniversary of Litchfield
cattle show and fair held Thursday was. as
usual, decided success, although the
weather was quite unpropitious for stock and
visitors. The exhibit of stock was large
and excellent. A. p. Berry took the first
prize as the largest exhibitor, showing l6
head. all oxen and steers. Robert Campbell
made the largest exhibit of sheep; o. Smith,
the best: Geo. Plimpton showed his "won-
der" twin lambs, weighing 325 pounds
+. p. & A. C. True thoroughbred
Jerseys. ID. T. Smith bore off the palm
tor greatest variety of vegetables. Robert
displayed mammoth squash weighing %
pounds. NJ II. True exhibited the finest
onions seen this season. The corn depart
ment was crowded. VIM. Lyle presented a
trace of eight rowed. without an ear less than
IL inches in length. +. p. & A. c. True
showed Early Rose potatoes raised on ex-
hausted ground with only painful of Ken
dall's Superphosphate in the hill, which took
the first prize.
The ladies did themselves much credit in
the household and fancy departments. G..
4. BoswOrth had on exhibition a secretary
and writing desk combined which for
convenience. beauty of finish and work
manship would be hard to excel. Mrs.
o. Smith showed two pictures painted
by herself, which were skilfully executed.
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City Personals.

Fish Commissioner Stilwell was in town
yesterday.
Judge Emery of Saco, was in the city yes
terdsy.
Henry Chase of the Portland Argus y as in
the city yesterday.
Gen. Neal Dow of Portland, was in the
city yesterday.
h. s. Mitchell of Bangor, was registered
at the Augusta House yesterday.
ID. +. Hunt has resigned his position as
manager at the Augusta House.
Rev. MIR. Thacher of the Unitarian Church
"Oua two weeks trip to Massachusetts.
Winfield S. Choa,e and 5. W. wyman are
spending few days in Boston.
Councillors Crockett and Swasey went to
PORTLAND yesterday afternoon on the yam
kee."
Rev. c. W. Bradlee delivered his Lyceum
lecture "ruue,ual People" at Kingfeld, las,
Monday evening.
mr. Frank Weber was in Portland yester'
gay In attendance on the L. S. Circuit Court
Juryman.
IRA d. Sturgis, Esq, and his son Horace,
"'k OF accompanying the Raymond Californis
eSeursion,the coming winter.
Rev. MIR. Mclaughlin, rector of St
Ma'hew's Episcopal church, Hsllowell, hs,
omeia'ed at morning prayer at St. Marks
WIS city In the absence Of Rev. Mr.. Upjohn
Messrs. Walter ID. Stinson, Wilbert +
"e'eh and Everett Hall, will represen
nA'rs stnson Camp. S. Of v.,sf this city, a
'ae State encampment of Son. of Veterans
which will be held at Auburn next Tuesday
our Litchdeld correspondent writes II
A. Morrell and wife have returned to thei
ao"e In Gardiner. The junior editor of tn
hume journal and Mr.. Clay, are now a
T.coms.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1883-10-06

Seth Williams Post G. A. r., have de-
cded TO hold grand fair in this city for
Ave days, commencing Dec. llth, and Gran
lie Hall has been secured for this purpose.
Arrangements are already under way, com
mittees having been appointed. The object
Of the fair is to raise funds for
the relief of widows and orphans
Of deceased soldiers and it deserves
the support of every citizen whether mem
bers of the Post or not he Post has
already given hundreds of dollars fol
relief purposes. G.. A. X. Fairs which have
heretofore been held In other cities in the
State have proved very successful and in more
than one instance Post has realized over a
thousand dollars from one fair.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1883-10-06
The Camp Meeting Season.

Considerable excitement. Went in a h1n
~. Caught in storm. Badly cooked dinner.
Unripe tomatoes. Indigestible steak. Green
cucumbers. Tough pie. Wet tent. Soaked
board to sit on in meeting. Much mud.
Damp feet. Caught cold. Stomach out oil
order. Group threatened. Frightful time in
the night. No doctor to be had. Old dea-
con had bottle of Perry Daviss Pain Killer
BANDED it round. Group driven away
Diphtheritic symptoms gone. Circulation
warmed up. Suffering stomach set right.
All happy. Don't go to camp meeting with
ont il
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1883-10-06

An order has just been issued by the gen
eral manager of the telephone company in
Maine, forbidding the operations carrying on
conversation through the telephone between
each other. 1t is said that this was made
necessary by the loquaciousness of the lady
operatives who, as is preverbial with the fair
sex, were given to much talking back and
forth and wellnigh wearied the wires with
their gossip.