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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-06-17
Horse Race.
FROM PORTLAND.
Annual Meeting of the New England
Friends at Portland.

PORTLAND, June 16.
The Friends yearly meeting Tuesday
morning devoted the time to the considera-
ton of the reports of the committee on for
eipn missions, on Oak Grove Seminary, on
temperance and on Indians. The reports
were favorable in each case. There were
one hundred dollars raised for foreign mis-
sions. One thousand dollars were subscribed
for finishing and furnishing school building
at Oak Grove Seminary. The same COM
mittee was re-appointed in each case.
At the afternoon session of the Friends
meeting, the reports of the committees on
bible schools and peace were considered. Re-
quests from the Rhode Island, Sandwich and
Falmouth quarterly meetings were consid-
cred and granted in substance.
At the evening session the meeting on bible
school work was presided over by Olney T..
Meader of Boston. Addresses were made by
Seth Rees, M. NJ. Binford. Caroline Talbot
Hulldah Rees.
National Encampment Programme.
The official programme of the National
Encampment will be issued tomorrow. 1t is
now announced that $1,000 members have
been assigned quarters, and that over 2ooO
tents will be required. About 500 tents are
now pitbhed.
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uAlsE DISPATCHES.
FROM LEWISTON.
Anniversary OF the Maine Congrega.
tiOnalist Conference.

LEWISTON, June Is.
&he hfty-ninth anniversary of the Maine
Congregationalist conference opened at Pine
street church, Lewiston, this forenoon. Gen.
Joshua L. Chamberlain acting as moderator
Devotional exercises were conducted by
Rev. Mr.. Skeele of Augusta.
The committee on credentials was appoint
ed and the committee on arrangements re.
ported the change made in the programme.
Delegates from the Baptist and Methodist
churches were invited to set in the confer.
ence, after which it adjourned until after.
noen.
AT the Congregational conference this af-
ternoon, the treasurer's report was presented
by Deacon Wheelwright.
The neurology was presented by Deacon
Duren. 1t showed the death of 400 members
OF their churches, including II ministers, IL
of whom graduated at the Bangor Seminary
The Maine Congregational Charitable So
ciety held meeting. The treasurer read
the report, showing balance of S92SS 80 to
be carried to next year. The old board of
officers were reelected, except Rev. Mr.. Ma.
son was elected president, the former officer
declining, and Rev. 2. b. Thayer, vice pres
ident.
Rev. Mr.. Huntington presented a report of
the condition of the churches by conferences.
There are l73 Congregational ministers and
24S churches. Total membership, 2l, ,O93
net gain H. The discussion of the report
was deferred.
The session closed with communion SER
vice.
At the evening session topics were dis
cussed on "the gospel in our cities" address
ed by Rev. C. II. Daniels, and the future of
the country churches, addressed by Prof.
Stearns.
The Maine Branch of the Woman's Board
of Missions held their annual meeting this
afternoon. The following officers were
elected:
President-Mrs. w. H. Fem.
Corresponding Secretaries-Mrs. S. Spot
ford, Mrs. =. +. Smith,
Home Secretary-Miss j. L. Cre.
Treasurer-Mrs. W. S Dane.
Auditor-Edward Gould.
Horse Race.
In the Lewiston and Auburn Driving As
sociation races at the State Fair Park this
afternoon in the three minute class there
were nine enteres, four stated, for a purse
of 500. The race was won by Lady Inde-
pendence; time 2,444 The 2.40 class had
1t was won by Star Gazer; time 2.4o. The
races confines tomorrow.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-06-17

The Favorite Washing Compound of the
day is James Pyle's Pearline. 1t cleanes
fabrics without injury and without the
laborious scrubbing necessary with ordinary
soap For sale by grocers. junel6t&wIt
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Farm Buildings Burned.
NEwroRr, June l6.

NEWPORT, June l6.
The farm buildings, furniture, farming
tools, II tons of hay, wool. etc., owned by
Franklin Mains, were destroyed BY fire to.
day. Loss 425OO; cause unknown.
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The Cashmere Earthquake.

SIMLA, June l6.
Shocks of earthquake have reoccurred in
Cashmere with increased violence. 1t is
reported that 228l persons have perished in
the district of Muzuffurabad.
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Riot of Railroad Laborers.
PHILL1psBURG,

PHILLIPsBURG, Pa, June l6.
A riot of the railroad laborers occurred
at the west end of Kiuaning Tunnel, yester-
day and two of the participants were fatally
injured.
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Teemer Asks for Meeting to Arrange
Terms for Race.

TORONTO, June 16.
Hanlan has received a dispatch from
Teemer to meet him at Buffalo tomorrow
night to arrange terms for race bteween
them. 1t is doubtful if Hanlan will be able
to 60 then, but the meeting will take place
this week.
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Overcome by Heat,

NEW YORK, June l6.
There were 10 persons overcome by
the heat in New York, two Of whom have
died. The highest degree in the mercury
touched was 95.
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Know tbyself by reading the "Science of
Life" the best medical work ever published.
for young apd middle-sged men.
may7d&wly.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

by the President-Ne.
chanlcs' 'ConventiOn-Anl Important la.
terview-Sudden Illness of Joseph ).
Miiier-A Defaultiag Postmaster Cap.
tured-Cabinet Meeting.
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Ncw York MONEY Market.
FUening Report.

NEW YORK, June 49,
Money elsy between from la1 and closed at
Prime Mercantile paper, ta6 Exchange s.eady
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WHAT THE PEOPLE SAY ABOUT
DR.. R. C. FLOWERS
r f M r D I f. $. .
March. 1885,

March, 1885.
FLOWER MEDICINE Co, Boston, Mass.
Gen.lemen:-For some four years past have suf-
fered from dyspepsia. rendering me very miserable.
Almost everything ate disagreed with ME, and there
Was no one thing that could eat feeling that it
would agree with me. About two months ago /
made my mind to try your Liver and Stomach San
alive Previous to this had been treated by ply.
seians, and had also tried about every preparation
on the market without benefit
have now taken five bottles OF the Sanaffve and
am feeing like a different person. eat with relish
anything my appetite Graves, and never experience
The least distress or inconvenience.
approached lobster salad the other day with fear
and trembling. but otter eating it, did not feel any
discomfort. relish my food and 1t always agrees
with me and my general health is better than it has
Mace Place. Lynn, Mass.
81 India Wharf, Roston, Mass, May. 1885.
"Dr Flowers Nerve Pills have done for me what
the best medical talent of Philadelphia and Boston
could not accomplish. They have entirely cured me
o. nervous prostration which the curse of my
lie, and wholly united me for business. Every pill
h worth Its weight in gold" A. A ROWE.
Mrs. ELLEN ID. FLANDERS, III Gorham Street
Lowell, Mass, writes:
"Your Liver Sanativc has been worth dollar a
arop 70 me- After nine long years of indescribable
mhering, and treatment by physicians OF various
schools without relief commenc the use of your
sanaiive; am to-day living example of Its merits.
and wish that every member of the great army Of
sufferers from liver and stomach troubles could be
made familiar with the fact that they can be cured"
GEO. I. MOFFATT. NJ. D., ID. ID. s., 1872 Boy ylston
Street, Boston, Mass, writes:
.s nave nave found in Or. Flowers Nerve Pills rem.
esy mat can heartily recommend. Their action is
perfect, and their good effects permanent"
". FISHER, as fremont St., Boston, writes:
q. since have been taking DIR. Flowers Liver and
stomach Sanative am free to say would rather
KY len Dollars bottle rather than be without It..
~ penencia effects have far exceeded my anticipa-
uons and do not overstate the truth when say 1t
~ nas made new man of me. heartily recommend
al sufferers from liver and stomach troubles. rs
Ioeieve 1t to be all you claim for It
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
WEATHER sErs,Rr.
Indications for the Next "a Hours.
War Department,

War Department.
u oince OF the Chief Signal Officer.
washington, ID. c.. June Ill AN.
For New England and Middle State.
local rains; cooler nor,hwesterly W inds with
faii Of temperature of Is to 20 degrees. ria.
ing barometer.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-06-17

GEO. I. MOFFATT. NJ. D., ID. ID. s., 1872 Boylston
Street, Boston, Mass, writes:
VI have found in DIR. Flowers Nerve Pills a rem.
eay that can heartily recommend Their action is
perfect, and their good effects permanent"
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ASz|IJza;&
MANHOOD W1Mw RESTORED.
DIR. LIEbIG
DISPEN>ARY,
Coz, 6eary suu mason street

s aSs 81 INST dNsT1 ng1 for ne sure 2 al SPECIAL, GoARL1cA1ED, M so-caned
ringing AM diMinessi sin III head. aennehIv 1 hoUe1ss neoars amU to %su
ostMorhe FL the results o youthful npruden nd exce@ Of mature years.T The
Sge : = e essei L. f oYsT Rny1 1n M n me Eo1 nTp.rw. Wills sT etc to ,n forfeit ma = sh%and det
IN reason SO many MI get cured OF weakness nj the above diseases is owing
= &C. o4mMPMccs:t9n csLea Pr1statonhea which REQUIRES gecular Urea tmnt ...u TO-.
p pg bottle; sxf fer &C. Sentt to n address on receipt of RI cso n . D. Re
aFonsiDe persons pay whn cured. Snlcist secrecy maintained Patients cured al
nome Aebgs LispensTy las q elegant drug store In Its building.
oo ome9n ssGaaGn OF me bladder and roy sediment In urine urine are are Syn mi .6a as + |
LAtbR aCmen
Grdlney caMs-Any rcenrc or specaalor private diseases CURED or 80 Reno
e@s sonMnt 70 cdreW VIII be promptly sent, With ul dtrecnonsa nd ADVICE III pceIt
o, $19 MI package are securely covered from observation. ~
orat0ra 5 bottle Of 4hW" number viii be sent free Of charge. Persons Ordetng a fl.
Bottle viii only hYe to w. express n delivery. MOST powerful electric bas tree T.
p@ENna consultation examination md advre r~e to natenta
p Leogs Wonderul Magnetic Healer or Self Magnenzer.' he greatest curative invetnn
1.-THE cage. Every mar rw0nanc an now bet heIo own Mag ecH lie lr. Icaub 5 Used W tn
out The dofa professional band ubberc consequently no bg fees to pW( Price, $50 CON-
Pke sodo only at heL ihg DEPensAy. IaIo l wrie.
Gall O VI auurAsD ~ LAnol0a 4" 4 Gearv st. Private entrance, 40 Mas street
Fran"acn sar0,d&rw
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In addition tN what has ALREADY
been written atSu: NINA" Burns-
by. II may sr said physical h~u,y
rAn In the family. hi. father anu
mother have hs~n REMARKABLY hand
s,n,e people. Nis eldest Asler, Ma
MAtn>rS Sutton, wAs the belle ri
l.anayn S,xiety fur two or three
ssA~aS, HIS youngest sister. also \
beauty. n,Sr,t,i INl pautsa Rsilrv.
the commanding officer IT the klu.>
At the ttuue Ftsa EarnSty tan.d the
rcStmeat a,ch he 81 hs,er~i.
EurnShv MAS III Che hAei, Of MAX.
Ink cAt'SnnitnSry ~ax~rs. aud he al.
Mcst Invariably wsn them. He oat~
made = wSSrr that he would hog,
run. ruw sui ride y Qu ,rssr Of = msle
In = 9aA,tcr Il an hour. aud wAs SUI
Ns<ut In accomplishing this feat,
When wesHh,ns An i<ands he
wsS~rsI that hs would grs down IL
lN Y unds III = mAher. aud he dtd,
bat xlno.t ~ the ,ik II hts life.
his mother VA ~ proud " his sr,ce-
did rt,y>aas thx6 she had him
Photographed stripped 10 the waist.
Aad Ia \ paSslsst.s attitude,
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SIDE

The greatest mAsh Oh rrWrd-Truth
crushed 10 earth.
''slcrr OH n pillow-sham Is not apt
10 bs real" ob>crvcs 4 philosopher.
No; not ii your wife catches you nj
It.
W,f,-"Do you think JET Davis
AIMED nj \ desl0tic powe,ys' hus-
bsnd ihenwvkcdl III think M. dear.
Hc was found dr~sed Ia won.cn's
clothes"
Boston papers make rather light nf
tho dynamite explosions. SulNvan's
spryys have made the Hub regardless
VI slight disturbances.
II l. now charged that women
placed the Internal machines which
blew up he Parliament buildings.
Wrn. u do n great deal III the blow.
lux ny IN this world.
The latest wrinkle. according t.
fAsh,ou's authorities, h = sneoth face
foe men. The hard, glossy Oh, ok of
the newspaper reporter IA beginning
10 De- Appr etAtcI.
A. s,x,n ~ the woman SA0raxt>t>
arrived II Washington B~lva ls&ok.
wusM LEI, town. The next ttu,e sue
h< tsNMcs n candidate foe P,eident
shr Will not know she WAS running
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FOUR STORMS ABOUT SEN.
ATOR0.
BayArd's Terrapin Hogan ana
Pugh-Hoar % = 0eory-Teller
-aarland 1t tha ThootrO.

bayard's Terrapiu logan ana
Pugh-Hoar % q Deory-Tellsr
-0arjand st this Thsetre.
senator BsyArd II famous among
tho cpIcuros II the national capital
for his skill In preparing tsrrspln Mr
tho table. The Hehstor MlWAys. &oc~
into the Kitchen aud prsparss q
:. rrapin with his own hands q MS
In v,tvd III. vt. He has tho knsck
or ,mpmrliug y peculiar del'cacy =
flavor 10 tn" dish which mono or The
Cooks can ,m,tMts. He havors u w
M Ia render tho dish more than
,~su.llv entsncinE " the !aIst'.
"il.vu you never eaten BAyxid's TEL
Al u ~ r, Gently 1-kcd one gentle.
man noted IN \ COnrOisseur III ~!
In.t ,.vrimln. 10 good living, u
another who lives chiefly to est MID
drtuk. you never d,a'" c,ptinued
tn n,.t, "rhen you really don't
kuow v hat c,rApin H." The 4 =.
tlrlnan who received this bit ~
formation will never reSt uAt'i ne
g,ts h,s f.st uudcr senator bAySrds
. Is. n tor Pugh, Of Alabama. served
In IN. sR,ns CouvresS with Senator
Logan innt prior To tho outbreak VI
IN, Rebellion. They were then iienA-
bvrr of the snn,c political iA'ty. ana
wc,c u%rrxouxi fricndy. Near the cns'
or thc war. when tho UniuL solhlers
won't through AlAbanlA, y dstecb.
m,nt Of Wilson's cavalry up AcS'hsd
the icrtd. II 4 Ot SenAlOr Pukh III
Euf.uln. When they saw III. 'roop-
NM, r ,nc,,inr, Nj. pugh. who lAu
bcon N The Confederate army sna III
the C.ufuiei ate Cui x esS. Ailer nav
Inv served Ia tho Congress ~ Tue
U.,t-h st .tss, rxprcted t. " roughly
handled. llu walked Out ~ tho trout
ward. and when tue d~stHchins ut drew
up 10 Ills gate he said 10 them:
..ihcrc's tho h"us,; 4" IN And Jake
,oss. ssiuu." The officer In command
Inuu,rcu: "Is your name JAIME. IL
l'u.l.?" THAT n my name, sir. IT,
aided tho Senator. surp"sihK th"t
tho unionlsts merely wanted 10 idrt'-
t,ty ,,,m In order 10 make him suiI r
Tho more. Here are my orders rc-
sprct,np you, sir" said tho officer,
I AE nllNk ~ uNt'cs. "s' 49, |
folded no paper, expecting I" reAd
order tor his Immediate arrest sld
transportation I" prison: Anstesa u
Tint he read about ~ follows:
To, officer commanding, ctc:
You AFRO hereby ordered t. proceed
Ia Inc residence Of Hon. James Il
ruuh. ut Eufauiu, and 10 station vi
u,M,d around the PROMISES. Ste that
II. ilhcr Mr. PuKh NOT All. thing be-
longing 10 him IN Mois~tud.
JoMN a. LOGAN,
Major General Commanding.
senator Garland ravly ever Kos~
10 the theatre. 1t II only about once
Ia four o. tivc years that anything II
upon tho boards which he
to sur. II II told on HIM that
rral years Az" he went to scc Joe
jeff. r.on IN Rip Van Wrinkle the
whole week through seven pcrtor-
naucrs amt then rrHtet'cd that Rip
wan not to run another week.
senator Hoar IL sa.d IL BE- the worst
story teller IN the senate. Hc likes
~ entertain his friends by relating
funny incidents now amt then, And
they NAY he would spoil tho most
lau shahlr story ever known III the
/. lllnK Of II.
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Au Absent Minded Member.

4 ws'-krcwn u,emtcr ot Congress
In Washington wSs married during
this session. Ne was ~ tu.y he had
M time ~ take \ wedding trip The
third day III his new existence MAS AN
excessively WARNING one, and. late
at night when he SGT through With
his duties. he wslSed quietly 10 his
cid ts~nimS house, went t. ted and
fagt AL shout h's wife until the
lanul IDLY askei him whit he WAS d..
Ing there when he cane down a.
breakfast IN the moruing.
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rN< Me grew ~ sssasy, NeAAASAA.
~ xssAsSsa PAM ~ TIE aNVs Ana &SNANs
sNssSs>> .sss~s @v>sse 4 to AssH Sf Nm
N<ss y SssSsAsA = 4sss ~tS sass u~s esss
~ sssss ~ A@Aa rAa Ne N~Na Nssse sy-
A~SNag&ss&A ~ Ass evsA~&> TIE Ss~e i ~
~ : N~a as1 AtAasaeA " ~ ava ~ n b
vxss tap 4tse - x~xwk~N 1a~NAee Il uas *
ga ~NSA sAe4xA a<xaNss IA easAssass Ia
~aasx~~sss e zSSsasae saA AeSAsse ~ - E~
Escers >AssA - NNAAe& eaAt a. cxsss ssae~
sXseS-e u - Ass ses&Sx~A ,sessss With N<
asAksAr Nsv e%Ss~>$~l, eecr AMI AsaA
N~ses - ~ Aa es< n&2&s 4 ard the Ia
eesAAs6 s.STMa = a ~ xsxAs<& ~ e. II
nay ALA - s&a In N<awAsANaNN&A AGNA>
~ q II >AxAAxs he q stCNS
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LONDON, Feb. N.-Ths srrlva! OF
Gen. Bracksubpsy'ss column at Aou
Hamed has bccOine IN event for the
RritIeh since there will then Tor .
fsw wreks n least 10 \ possible line
or communication with korS.Ko
above the second cataract. This noe
II 2S5 miles long aud there II only
on. p0Ipt st which water 10 found,
hut sieps will doubtless BE- taken to
forward stores Of water tO FL Murad
In Aivanoe and by forced came!
marches the distance ran be covered
In nine days. Al beat tits line Will
bn an indifferent one but anything IL
preferable to the isolation OF the past
several days.
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1 Doubtful ArMiStlcc.

Mr.. R.-My dear, herc's \ pretty
xphar,Sm trrm tue TEXAS Mfiavs:
''Slcrp Is merely All Arlu,st.cr IN tue
battle of life"
Mn. Bit isn't correct in your
case,
"Why net, my de~rs'
"Yeu sner~ All loudly when you
arr asleep that one would think The
hattie WAS rsxtag N Its tiervc~t."
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Notice To UO-OWner.

To Julrs t,laru0unt: 0 arc hereby nou.
d~d that /, your wIowncr. have. Ia N.,ourdsnce
with nrx,tiou ANA, Revised Statutes VI the United
States, expended in labor and improvement
S~im situated in Independence Mining Dis.
r. ii. Silver b W county, n. I, for 'hs y.xr
ended Dcacmher ~, lssa. thu sum Of !slW w
one hundroA dol,Ars. aud yon Atc hervby iur-
u,rr notified that unless you cnltrlhusc. o.
~sxpenAiture, suaO ntinx 70 (et6.Sdkl s,xty-six
dollars aud sixty->tx aud q cents, ,uIcth.s
with Interest aud oo.t~, Within l0 days
fv,u date Of this notice, AL your right
cri0tsi quarts tote Mtuiux claim will boto'nc
the propcrty VI III undersigned, your
Who has made tho required cxpcnditur
WILLIAM HARTLEY.
butte, NJ. r.. January 7. 1883
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Hard o. Divoroed Mem ~"o ~
PORTLAND, o.. Feb. A.-At =
meeting .f the general Ministerial
Assoc atom, composed Of all the
Evsnx. luni ministers of thls Guy
xud East Portland th,s nl"rntnx. ths
following resolutions wAs passed,
prvti xsd Nv \ preamble referring to
thr nIsrmine increase Of divorces on
u%nscrIIaur,l grounds: Resolved
that we ~ MI Nss clnt'on OF minis
tern, d. hereby xxre that W." WIZ r.
~. to marry any prr~"ns VINO nave
been divorced fur other than scrip
,ursl rcMsons. xn'i xls, the guilty
party In = riRhtful ca-t. A'so' r.
solvc.i. that We publ sh this ~ our
resolution aud attitude on thls gus
tiOn."
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DosrON, Feb. "a. - Mrs. Annie
sullivan. wife Of John J.. Sullivan,
champion pugilist, has beEun \ rui;
h.r divorce On the ground NJ crut!
and abusive treatment AMI gross ANA
confirm, 81 hxbitx OF inlox'oxt'on.
Mr.. Sullivan desires the custody
aud ssk Tor NulMvxn's prep .rty, 20
the pxtsuc Of On, 100 t. be attached
TO secure the supper. Of herself ana
Child.
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Ass,gnee's Notice.

20 the creditors Of ". !. Wutia,ns y ca:
You VIII h,rcby take nutice ,hHt W. Il. Williams
/ 10. on the 18th day OF February 4. d. 1870,
c,Mycvrd ~ mo, In trust for their crcdit"rs. all
their pr perry in silver How county. MOI tan.
Ter; tNat l h W acccptcdA aid trust and that
viii y rfprm the same In accprdaN,c with the
.x,uditiyr,s specified IL same conveyance, That
/ wi,l nay all VchtA dua tho CREDITORS al sA,d
urm. x.,J that I shalt ac, ept and T ~ ipt for all
moneys. h:l.a etc., due III ssid above Mcnt'on .
al A,m, This Includes all hNVk accounts. noes
and other o~utstAndi,x ltAM ties. Aud ! hereby
REQUEST Al creditors Il thc said ~. \. Williams
4 IN, with Z | rcAsAn ,blu s1cc I to prcscnt nv
their demand against the csAnpAny.
lated Feb stu. ukOK1E X, OFT.
&iT-utf AssaYneaA
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Dynamite dots nat soen' :" 40 hs'!
the damage IN Enkl sh politics that
n short al~literxttve sentence d'i ~
America. London terrOrists should
vet DR., Bu, chxrd 10 make n speech.
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TIE Royal Bsknx Powder Co ,v toSr.s
CREAM TAhTAR and .hs...> L~EATSS-Nr p
u taetr sdve--ssGsL: OF :ae Ca-aH-!y "
Ines Gu rsls ssS mentioned = @ i...o -.
sn' 1s.s-ts,S s. he ss1s l-sa: demand. or e
1sS OIL. 81. svitaliE TVS ! 81 sSS,1. tx.
"FEAst- sd .le R1!s-- s. c.sa-y Ss-l-s.cl.s
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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-11-13
THE CITY IN BRIEF.

Lucretia E. Shafer yesterday qualified as the
administrative of Isaiah j. Skaters estate by
giving bond in the sum of 81. 600.
James Clarke and Charles p Miller last night
threw powders through the windows of No II
Indiana avenue, and were arrested for malicious
trespass.
Frank Mcdonald, of this city; John r. Kelley,
of Greencastle and James II. Saouse, of Rich
mond, were yesterday examined by the local
civilservice board candidates for positions in
the Pension Department.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
William II. Avery and Mollie Gray. Arthur j.
Meeker and Sarah Boatman. Ezra Kimmel and
Ida M. Stefey, Michael Brand and Sophia Selin-
inghouser, Edwin F. Horn and Birdie Fry.
Mr.. John Cadwalader. the South Ilnois-street
photographer, seems to be in bad luck. A short
time ago he lost $3.50 worth of lenses through
burglary. Yesterday morning he left his over
coat. containing money, in a wagon in the rear
of his place of business. and few moments at
terward found that it had been stolen.