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The evening world., 1888-06-11
LoonI Nsws CONDENSED.

Twenty boys, who were arrested for playing ball
on the East Side yesterday, were discharged by
Justice O'Reily at Essex Market Court to-day.
Edward Flabin, aged twenty-five. Of AS West
Twenty-eight street, and John Otto Hundt, aged
sixty-ihree. of l67 East u ghty-nrst street, died
suddenly ut their homes this morning.
Alphonse Foy, aged fifteen, Of No. I Jackson
street, was heldsfoT trial at Essex Market Court To-
day for stealing seven pigeons from the coop In
Charles Walti's yard at 23 RiyinRton street.
Michael Callahan, who lives in Q rear house at
ls4S Third avenue, got into y quarrel with an I'M
Third avenue last night and was seriously stabbed
in the left side. His ~assAilant escaped By jumping
on q downtown car.
The evening world., 1888-06-11

Some of the statesmen employed ct Messrs- A. II.
King & Co. "a clothing store organized 4 strike this
morning ana demanded an increase Of salary,
ounting on the fact that che present busy season
made their services more than usually valuable 10
enforce their demands. The strike did not prove a
success, however. The strikers were dismissed in
q body, and IN fifieeu minutes their places were
nIIed by e~xperien, ed men from other stores. and
business went on In MessrR. King a Co. q store as
smoothly as though moi hing had occurred.
Mr.. King states his willingness TO pay the highest
salaries p i'd anywhere, but refuses 10 be dictated
to " his employees In = body.
The evening world., 1888-06-11

not clear. Hattie Everett was angry, too,
very angry-more so than she had ever been
before. Why? Because her lover,
Robert Strange, had taken her to
And what had: she doneS She had ridden,
walked. talked and perhaps hirted q little
with George Roth but why should Robert
To-day he had tried her too far, and she
The evening world., 1888-06-11
HominK Pigeons Race.

PHILADELPHIA, June IL The best pigeon raes
ever nown for the distance, and the best from any
distance since 1885 was by me birds OF the volun-
teer Association Saturday. The entrios weres
Charles l. Doane. 8; Charles Ritohle. : and 9.
snge Court House, Va, at q As Al n, and
the birds new TO Brooklyn, N. \. The
entire entry was at home before l.eo
O'Clock, the time Of return unknown. The birds
Of tine Richie and Doane lofts were found At
O'Clock ana certified at LILO, distance about 80
time OF arrival, l,S3s Yards per inmate. The q
Psngnorn bird, Capt. Halt was found 81 LeS
=. NJ, certtled at !. IS p. N. Distance, o
miles. The best previous speed from this distance
is l. eos yards and was made In 1854
The evening world., 1888-06-11
His Sister Went Back ON Him.

''Here's my sister; she will give me a good
character" said John Moran. of No. 900 Eighth
street, when charged with intoxicaton at Essex
Market to-day. He seemed very confident that his
witness would not 60 back Oh him.
"Ke's no good, judge" said MS sister, Q pretty
and understanding young woman. tHe gets
drunk anu doesn't work"
John got three mOntbA.
The evening world., 1888-06-11
PILLS!

or Pellets made from Oatmeal Husk. and rich In
=. BosEfne," Natures Laxative. Anti Bilious and
Corrective. Cures CHRONIC CONSTIPATION,
NAUSEA, SICK HEADACHE AND BLI0USNEsS
25c. per box. All Drug Stores.
a. q. X, CO., 100 Fulton ST., New York.
The evening world., 1888-06-11

ington Park on Saturday, to it's utmost ca
pacity. The society expects to have its new
six h uDdred thousand dollar hall completed
early next year. The builders are now work
ing as fast as possible. 1t will contain the
finest ballroom in the CITY.
The evening world., 1888-06-11
BROOKLYN NEWS.

A Policeman, Mistaken for n Burglar, Mar
rowly Missed by n Bullet.
About II o'clock last night Patrolman
Rigney, of the First Precinct, found a side
door open at the Cooperative Clothing Com
pany's store at Myrtle avenue and Lawrence
street. He knocked on the door to call the
Waterman.
The latter heard the noise aud, thinking
some thief wa trying to break in, drew q re-
yolver and fred. The bullet passed through
the door in close proximity to Rigney's head,
and smashed q $500 plate-glass window on
the opposite side of the street.
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HER TWO ENGAGEMENTS.

GU insist upon il ?"
Yes, most posi-
lively. Y o st
choose between us.
Give this ride up il
not our engagement is
at an end"
He looked very G
as,he spoke, and though
gazing at the lady by
his side, his brow did
The evening world., 1888-06-11
HOW the PArk Mennrerie GROVE.

The Central Park Menagerie has been increased
by the birth OF q fallow deer. Four black swans
have also Just made their first earthly appearance.
.Mr. j. d. Treadwell, of the firm OF Thurber, Why
land d TO-, has presented i've snowy egrets, birds
Of the heron species.
Master edmund Tice has donated q prairie dog,
while alliPators Of all sizes and ages are being con-
stAntly presented.
The evening world., 1888-06-11
BUSINESS NOTICES.

TIM. STEWART, CARPRT.CLEANlNG WORKS,
y26 7th ave. bend for circulars. Tel. Cal. 100 2lst u.
The evening world., 1888-06-11
IN PERIL FOR HER CHILDREN.
MRS. vAIERANYs BRAVE WORK AT LAST
NIGHTS FIRE IN LOWELL.

Two Daughters and n son Were Caught In
tho Death-Trnp and Perished- She VIVA
Finally Forced TO Jump from the Burn
Ing Tenemcnt-Recoycry of tho Bodies
Early this Mornina-Fatal Injuries.
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Editors Table.

The Christmas number of The Book
Buyer is a very interesting and attractive
issue. II contains over fifty fine illustra-
tons MANY of them worked in different
tints, either occupying full page, or upon
A page of part letter press, the contrast in
colors being quite effective. There are
special articles by Donald G. Mitchell,
Sarah Orne Jewett, Geo. Parsons Lothrop.
Octave Thanes and others. New York ;
c. Scribners Sons, sl.00 per year.
Pup1rcArIoSs RECEIVED The Audubon
Magazine, for December. Published by
Forest and Stream Company. New York, 80
cts. per wear The musical Record for De-
cember. Published by Oliver Ditson, & Co,
Boston, 81. 90 per year.-North's Musical
Journal. for November. Published by +. A.
North { Co. 1908 Chestnut St, Philadel-
phis, Pa Sl.00 per year
PRANGs Arr CARDS. We acknowledge the
receipt of little package of art cards, most
appropriate for holiday gifts, from the well
known publishers, L. Prang Co., Boston.
They are fine representations of artistic care
and excellence, and represent wide range
of subjects Their art books for the present
season range in price from so cts. to Sls so,
list of which will be sent TO any address
upon application.
The sixth volume of Alden's Manifold
Cyelopedis carries the work from Brvao 10
Calville and the 535 compact and very well
printed pages embrace more than one hun
drsd engrsvings, which though small, are
generally so good as to be help to the text.
Ii is something of marvel how so good
printed and we'll edited book can be sold
for so cts Write to the publisher, John
B. Alden. 1913 Pearl street, New York, fol
terms to the completed work, and for list OF
good books for the million.
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Obituary.

Rarely has the death Of young child
one who has lived so few years. 4. TO have
produced hardly nc influence outside the foai
walls Of home-eagsed feelings Of more pro-
found sorrow in the hearts Of vide circle o.
friends, than that oecasisned by the death OF
little Ethel Lilly Hall, youngest child of
Henry A and Georgia A. Hall, Of this city
which occurred very suddenly on Friday
evening. December I, at the age Of siI yeArs
and nine months. Ill for only few days.
and thought TO be improving up to within a
few hours Of her death, the sudden going
oct Of her life falls with crushing weight
upon all the members of happy household
OF which she va. the pet, and whose death
has occasioned the first break and caused the
FIRST real sorrow that has come to loving
family circle. Mature eyond her yeari,
she had won place in the affections Of a
large circle of intimate friends. although she
was most loved by those who saw mos, of her
daily life and who knew her best. Her frail
little body has been lovingly laid at rest,
(freed from the great burdens which the ma
jority of humanity are called to endure) J, in
hope of glorious immortality in that land,
the life and spirit of which are as that Of IA
little child" Funeral services were observed
on Sunday afternoon, and were most appro-
pirate and feeling, conducted by Rev. J. B.
Jordan, pastor Of the Free Baptist Church.
The very large number in attendance on a
somewhat unfayorable day, bore evidence of
the great love of friends in all parts of the
city for sweet little Ethel, and attested the
deep sympathy for parents, brothers, and
sisters, in the dark hour Of their bereavement
and sorrow
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-12-10

At a meeting of the City Government on
Dee. 7, the following orders were passed
10 concurrence:
Ordered, That the Mayor be and is hereby
authorized to sell or dispose of 10 the
best advantage of this city the Gasoline
Lamp-posts, etc, the amount received for
same to be placed TO the credit of the Street
Light fund.
Ordered, That the Hook & Ladder Truck
be kept for the present winter in Atlantic
Engine House on Cony Street, and that the
Capital Guards be ordered to render month
ly account of the money received by them
for rent of Meonian Hall, and after deduct
ing therefrom the reasonable expense, which
shall in no case exceed the amount actually
paid out by them, for caring for, heating and
lighting said hall an account Of which shall
also be rendered, paw the remaining rent to
the City Treasurer, which shall by him be
credited to the contingent fund.
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IT'S SUPERIORITY IS GUARANTEED.
HALLOWELL.

Hon. VIM. Wilson, who was Frustrated by
what appeared to be paralytic shock, Fri
day morning, we are glad TO report, seems
little better this Saturday evening. Mr..
Wilson is treasurer of the Hallowell Granite
Works and is well known throughout the
State.
A vestry is being fitted up in the basement
of the Free Will Baptist church
Mr.. W. II. Fuller is building stable near
his residence on Lcudon Hill.
One hundred years ago yesterday, Dec.
9th, since the death of Charles Wesley, the
author of many beautiful hymn. contained
in the Methodist Hymnal. The Methodist
society honored the day by singing some of
his hymns, aud in the evening service those
"ho wished gave their favorite hymns, COM
posed by this writer of sacred songs.
Ernest Morse, graduate at the Classical
School, now a member of Colby, was in town
one day this week
The young people are again enjoying good
skating on Casca de Pond.
Mrs. VIM. Tregembor who has been seri-
ously i'll for two or three weeks i. reported
to be getting better.
The following item, clipped from the
Yonkers Gazette, y. Y, of November 18th,
we give as it contains the name of Hallow-
ell hey. .....
Skeptics can no longer affirm with as.ur-
hot bar il ~ fut hona'' for h.,
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poor George Knieh, the Poland murderer
cam. much nearer receiving pardon al 'ns
last meeting of the council than either ne OF
the members of that august body were AWAY
Of On the first ballot it was unanimously
voted to allow the petitioners for ms reiease
leave to withdraw. and supposing the matter
settled the Council went on to the eohslue'"
,;op of other business Now it happens tha'
there are two blanks for use in cases OF th's
sort, one of which when filed ou' orue'' N''
ss.s,eu of the prisoner, while the otnef 'hi'
.ers al, his hopes. Hon. W. II. Hunt me
chairman Of ,he committee which attends 70
,hsss matters allied out the wrong blank oruer-
ing tha. full and free pardon De s'sn'eN
che netit;ousr. Both the Governor and sec
ret.ry of State signed the paper without no
,;cir,, the mistake. and il was sent to Deputy
Secretary Chadbourne whose business II Is "
make out the pardons. Before ne ess~n MS
work. hoxeyer, one of the clerks hsPPeNsu
"a ,smark that he wondered why the Couhen
n.raoned Knight. A gentleman present re,
marked that pardon was not sfan'eu' S".
after some discussion inquiry was n'Sne sn'
tbs matter cleared up. Had it not oeen to'
this accident the pardon would have peeh JUS
os,cbsd tn Tbomsston and before the erfo'
could be discovered George Knight wouic
not only have been at liberty but the in'fe
cate legal question of whether be couio asall
be iucsr.erated would be open to the eonsid
Grafton of Maine jurists
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Wednesday, Mr. Geo. W. Sprar ended the
life Of his old and faithful horse, Colonel.
BY administering ehloroform owing to his
lack Of strength By reason Of old age. Col
onel sas, until within few years, when he
retired frem work, . we'll known figure upon
the s.reets- Nr. Sprstt purchased him 2s
years ago of Col. David Busbee. the horse
then being eight years old, and vas conss-
qusntly "A years of age when he died Dur
ing "a years in which Mr.. sprau used him
in his livery business the horse earned the
amount of Is GEO above his exposes.
We will now lock up the stable for To-
night and 90 in and read the papers.
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Smiles.

Magistrate Ito prisoner "You are
charged sir, with beating your wife "Pris-
oner yes, sab, AMI Use proud of it, sab. $
Magistrate Proud of it?" Prisoner 'kase,
sab, she weighs twenty poun's moi me-
Epoch
Fond mother Little Dick is a perfect
gentleman, bless his little heart Coming
downstairs he politely stepped aside and al
lowed Mrs. Heavyweight to precede him,
didn't you darlingy" Little Dick; Yes,
mamma | was trsid she might stumble.
PhUadeiph,a Record.
Busy writing, eh?"
YES, I'm writing an article showing tina,
marriage is failure"
What do you, bachelor, know abou;
marriageS'
II proposed to Miss Quirk last evening and
she gave me the worst sort of refusal. -
Lincoln Journal.
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Marriieo.

In Cambridge. Nov. -. Melville ". Ring and
Miss Hattie VI. Bailey, both Of Cambridge
fu Hariland Dee. :, Arthur Cook Of HartlaBd
and Miss Annie Burbank Of - Alhans.
In ~knwhegsn. Nov. ~, Harrison ". Green and
Mis- Nellie q York, both Of >kowhezaa, Gbarse=
II Baker Of Madison and Miss Emma tratri-e Of
Arson John laf.in OF Boston and Mis- Jane shy
der Of Portland.
In Pennington, Nov. p, Charles r WhittemeTe
and Ms. Alice Graham. both - Pennington, Nov
n t,eo. W. Wade and Miss Elvira Dob0ins, both %
Pennington, Nov. 20. J. LlewellTn Carviiie and
Mis-, Made VI. Russell. both OF Pennington
Ia Che.terviie. Nov. -, VIII l. Greeneaf Of
New sharon and Miss Clara E. Dyer Of Liysrnore
Falls.
In Phillips, Dee. .. Charles Msore and Mrs Mary
" Reed, both OF Madrid.
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Is Consumption Incurabie.

Read the following Mr.. c. II. Morris,
Newark. Ark, says Was down with Alb
scess of Lungs, and friends and physicians
pronounced me an lncurable Consumptire.
Began taking DR. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption. am now on my third bottle.
and able to oversee the work on my farm 1t
is the finest medicine ever made.
Jesse Middlewart. Decatur, Ohio. says
Had it not been for DR.. Kings New Dis
covery for Consumption would have died
of Lung Troubles. Was given up by doctors
Am now in best of health" Try it. Sample
bottles free at Mixers Drug Store.
septI7d&wlychwky
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Mrs, Milliken, Mrs. Sprague Mrs. Rollins
and Mrs. Mead are the ladies' who give the
parish supper at the Uniyersalist vestry
Wednesday evening. Supper at $50. fol
lCwed by stage entertainment. Usual ad-
mission fee.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-12-10

The Grand Jury rose yesterday morning
having found eighty-fve indictments in a
session of less than four days. Mulverhill
cution will be conducted solely by County
Attorney Carleton. 1t is surmised that a
large number of the other indictments were
for liquor selling They will be made pub
lie today
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l9iifo

In skowhegan, Dee /. MrsHelen A Fairbrother.
aged ;. years
In Auburn. Dee ], Fred Williams, sgsd d years
In Brunswick Dec. 2, David N. Fuller, aged "A
years.
In Topsham, Dec s, Mary T. Nallstt, aged - yrs.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-12-10

Saturday was the las day allowed by law
for the sending in returns from corporations,
There are still several hundred which have
not arrived.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-12-10

Rev. FIR Plante held services in the main
hall Of the church Of st. Augustine for the
first time on Saturday morning. The church
is now lighted By electricity and An are light
ilumines the street near by
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~Socal llcrs.
$40 REWARD

Will be paid, for the detection and conviction
Of any person or persons stealing the Journal
from steps or Railways where they are left by
our carriers.
BrKLEfGH & FLYsr
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The front Of the drug store in Benefits
new block has been put in, and it is hoped
that the room will be ready for occupancy
by c. II. Guppy Co about Christmas time
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II the dphtheretic pate ats at the Hos
pital we're reported TO be improving last
evening. There have been no new cases
silce Friday.
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The amount Of railroad tax which will be
paid back to each town during the month of
January is now being apportioned at the
Treasurer's office.
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STATE NEWS.
kESSEBEc.
Ptr.rstd..

RtrerStds.
The following is list of the pupils in Dis
trict No 1. Miss Carrie v Merrill, teacher
who have not been absent during the tern
Just closed Mamie Ballard, Elns Priest
Jennie Trott, Laura Rollins, Roster Ballard
Winnie Trott, Elmer Rollins, Fred Trask.
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Mr. Frank Wiekson of North Augusta was
cutting a limb from fallen tree last Friday
when his axe slipped aud entering his foot
inflicted painful wound.
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This isa good time for people to com
mence praeticing writing 1889. They will
soon be Obliged to use il.
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Puiied and Hat scarf. have received scarf
pins in all their old, and considerable new.
glory. IL is needless to odd that jewellers
are gratifed.
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This kind Of weather finds the flaws in
carriage springs. -Four wagons drove into
the city recently on their beam ends
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-12-10

NJ Physicians prescriptions are care
fully compounded at Kinsman's Drug Store
corner of Bridge and Water Sts. at moderate
nr;cs. ian2Odeo.itf
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~The citizens of Augusta and Gardiner
are invited to inspect an elegant line of an
tiuue oak and ash and black walnut chamber
sets at A. L. Wells & Co.'S.
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Mr.. J. L. Fish has nearly completed an
ell and stable on Cashnoc Heights. He will
build house in the coming spring
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Mr.. Elihu Stevens of Belgrade supposed
tn be the oldest man in Kennebec County
.ss in the city recently. Though on the
a6th of next January, Mr.. Stevens VIII LABOR
under II e weight Of l0l years ms step Is a.
elastic and his mind as clear as that OF mah'
a man of sixty. He has had twsnty children
and hi. descendants in the third fourth ana
fifth generation, number $50. Atthe recent
elesuous the family cast SO Republican Vo'e
for Governor and IS for President. MI
Steven, attributes his longevity IN srea'
measure TO the fact that be has never smoked
,ob.cco nor drank Intoxicating liquors
While in town he bought Poune Oh TEA si''
another of coffee at Bieknei'' ana n'sn'
two gassses on the time Which the pr'fe can
die would bern.
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Or. bige|ow 7. Sanborn,
SUPT. INSANE HOSPITAL,
AUGUSTA, MAINE,

Insured with The new YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY 1878 The Ordinary LII.
plan Hnye 1nin period for $500 paying annual premium $6s4 -Four
options were offered in The SETTLEMENT bis policy viz 10 continue insurance and draw
sSSS0O dividend an annuity $a3 or paid up insurance payable DEATH
for s22s000 or all cash. ANs46
The last option was selected and will seen that Dr. n has had $4,000 h
suran fifteen years. bis premiums ssS8 returned him. and sS7S6 besides ibis
result quite remarkable and finds parallel for economical insurance outside The new
YORK LIES 1mt@ policies
mrhaY dividend has been added this class pdS which, case death
within term Years guarantees return all The premiums paid addition hs lace
Of he policy The new YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY purely mutual writes na
ing but nMhhdt policies after three years. has suicide clause nVHdas It.
free from all unreasonable restrictions has been doing business on The Esnnsbe 1 V
BfH years and numbers among its phghdT many The most prominent and enter
ptSng men Of The County
Write for circulars plans estimates etc.
Special
DEAR policy
especially we'll pleased with policy and speak
New fork Life Insurance
T. sANBoRN
En-. HAzELToN, Special Agent, Augusta, Maine.
OFFICE WITH DAVIS, FAItTe Sc CO..
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Mrs. A. F. Howard has just returned from
Boston with an elegant line of Christmas
goods.
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The cold weather yesterday brok. a water
pipe on Crescent street
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Mrs John d. Myrick has presented to Seth
Williams Post, &. a. r., Of this city hand
some portrait of her late husband, the first
commander Of the Post An effort will be
made to obtain lkenesses of all the other
commanders. which, when secured will be
hung upon the walls of g A. Il. hall.
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considerable reduction has been made on
the Maine Central Railroad for pupils of the
Portland Society Of Art School Tickets of
twenty five trips between Augusta and Port
land can be obtained from + 4. Boothby. G.
2. & T. Agent, Portland, at the rate Of so
cents per trip from Augusta.
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The inner room of the State library has
been replastered.
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FEW ADVERTISEMENTS TO-DAY
NEW ADvEKrIsENExrs.

Christmas pre- sents-Frxnk x. Partrt1x.
MAJ Goots--nrs- A. y. Howard.
Agents wanisd--T. EllNood Zsu.
Diamonds-i.ord 4 Lowell.
LADDERS fars--J. T.. Davis.
Found Money.
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A refractory drunk was removed from the
depot to the police station in an express wag
on Saturday afternoon.
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Furniture for the new Odd Fellows Hall
has been purchased.