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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-03-20

For WORKOUT" rundown" debilitated
school teachers, milliners, seamstresses house
keepers and ovcr-workcd women generally,
DIR. Picrcc's Favorite Prescription is the best
of all restorative toncs. IL is not q" Curc-all,
but admirably fuliils siugleness Of purpose,
being a most potent SPECIFIC for all those
women. II is a powerful. general rs well as
uterine, tonic and nervine. and imparts vigor
and strength TO the whole system. II promptly
cures weakness Of stomach, indigestion, bloat-
ing. weak back. nervous prostitution. debility
and sleeplcssncss, in either sex. Favorite Pre-
ecription Is sold by druggists under our posi-
tire guarantee. See wrapper around bottle
Price 800. or six bottles for $500.
A large treatise on Diseases of Women, pro
fuSely illustrated with colored plates and nu-
mcrous wood-cuts. sent for 10 cents in STAMPS.
:. ssA<idress. WORLDS DtspENsARr MEDICAL
ASSOCIATION, e. lin Street. Buffalo. N. Y.
ylCK HEADACHE, Bilious Headache
and CONSERVATION, promptly cured by
DR.. Pierce's Pellets. sc. vial.
by druggista.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-03-20

XH >>O>> would enjoy your dinner
SON and are prevented by Dys-
pepsia, use Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets
They are positive cure for Dyspepsia, In
digestion. Flatu,ency and Constipation
We guarantee them 20 and 90 cents.
j, NJ. Mixer. l94 Water street. druggist.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-03-20

Mr.. VIM. 5. Carr of Bangor met with a
very narrow escape from drowning at Reeds
Pond the other day. He was out there
fishing and had gone off on the ice alone
He was walking briskly along on the snow
covered surface when he suddenly went
through into the water. Ii was in place
where they had been cutting ice. He broke
the ice all out around him but it was some
ten minutes before he was able to get out.
He was then benumbed with cold and took
rapid IN to the nearest fire.
4 man named Farrar, living IN Carroll,
and who has been employed in the mill of
F. \. tnshnau Of La Grange, met with a
very serious accietJ last week. While
carrying out spool bars he slipped and fell
against the trimming saw and got a bad
wound in his ley, little above the knee and
below. and five or SIX inches long. the cut
was quite deep. requiring seven stitches to
close the wound.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-03-20

Mr. l.,'EHrtH CLARK, Lowell. Mass,
says; " Twelve years ago | first took a
bottle OF your Throat and Lung Specific.
| had been troubled with very bad Cough
Tor months y 5o-ccnt bottle cured my
Cough. Since then have not been with
ont it. Lean heartily recommend it to any
nne who IN. a bid cough."
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-03-20

Up and down. up and down-one day 1
millionaire. next day dead broke"-one DAY
buoyant in spirits, next day gloomy as 70.
one day in seeming perfect health, next da,
.'layed out with bilious attack or youl
stomach ION a strike" This is the way tn,
way the world wags nowadays. If you are
bilious, melancholic, dizzy headed, dyspe ptic
want appetite or have torpid action of liver
kidneys or bowels, take DIR. Pierce's Pleasan
Pellets-purely vegetable. perfectly harm
less one dose. mar20TuFrSwlwnr
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-03-20

Number Of inmates, March I, is.>. 3.
Whole number dariag the year. ~
discharged !" " !.
died
CHIEF ESGISRER's REPORT.
There have been the past year twenty
alarms, fifteen alarms which the FIRE depart
ment has responded To aud five still alarms.
The amount of loss from March l3, 1887, to
March Il, 1855. is S2050, all of which was
covered by insurance. The apparatus at the
present time consists of two steamers, viz. ::
Cushnoc, which is in good order. and Allan
lantic No. ?, which is out of service. having
no fre-box hues, four wo-~heel hose
carts and one four-wheel carriage, all in good
order, anil one ne hook and ladder truck,
with complete outfit. There is in the depart
ment 4lj0 feet OF rubber-lintd cotton hose,
and the Chief Engineer recommends the pur-
chase this year OF 1000 feet of hose TO make
good 1000 feet of hose which has been in use
eight years and is liable 10 fail at any time.
The force of the department consists of eighty
four men. The reservoirs are in COOL con
dition with one exception, that being the
reservoir. corner of Patterson and Bangor
streets. The report contains a complete list
and the localities of the eighty hydrasts. 1t
earnestly recommends the necessity of bet
ter fire alarm system. The report also shows
the good work done by the volunteers in the
department and metes out just praise to them
II is recommended that there be a hydrant
back of the street and near the wharves for
the protection of the Easements of the stores.
Chief Engineer Morse has made complete
and very concise report, containing several
valuable suggestions which, considering his
long experience in matters pertaining to the
fire department, will doubtless have great in
tiuence in procuring needed improvements.
the report of ID. b. Savage,
STREET COMMISSIONER EASTERN DisrRIcT-
shows the following disbursements and re-
ceipts:
DISBURSEMENTS.
Expended for summer Repairs, s34i7 So
snow BILE, l.T0. 10
s5pOs OF
RE,EIrIs.
On account of city horses, $1,000
From Mrs ferciyl for gravel 200
Judd " 300
l.. j. trooker - 900
ID. Is. Savage for dressing 900
sl23.Oo
The report of X. W. Dutton
STREET CoAMIssIoNER WESTERN DISTRICT
shows the following disbursements
Expended for summer repairs, s434o.27
Snow Bills, 1883 "a
Permanent Impro, ements, 1896 So
s7030.76
The receipts amount to $3.50 and there
is still due 10000 from the fire department.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-03-20
4 DISTRESSING COUGH.

How MANY, especially during the Fall
Cough, sometimes dsyald hac%in :, 'otne-
times loose causing the sufferer to raise a
large amour, OF offensive matter; this can
soon he cured by using Ingalls, Throat
and Luuz Specific, wh'ch act, directly on
the Throat apA LuHgt
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-03-20

lily IkEAsLREks REPORT.
The details of the City Treasures report
are already familiar to journal readers from
the monthly reports which have been pub
lished during the year. The total disburse-
ment for the year amounted to sI53, 1913,
leaving a balance of S3l6.s2 in the treasury
CoLLEcIoE's REPORT.
The report Of the Collector for 1887 is as
follows:
Assessment for Ise-, fyg 49e 30
supplementary take. collected. I6S "
Interest collected, 90t
ega,6s5 -
Cash paid City Treasurer, se3 y65 -
Discounfs Sol 0.
Attachments, 55l o.
Applied to tax deed b. order of City Council, Isl
Arrested and released by Law without pay
Denf. fJl
IneDliscfrd taxes March II is-s, 0275 @j
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The Great Success

II Ayers SarsaparilIa is due to the
fact that It meets the wants Of the
people, being economical TO use and
always reliable and effective. Its in
gradients are the best, and their
combination the result Of profound
study and skill Thus, for all diseases
originating in impure blood, Ayers
Barsaparflla stands unrivaled.
"As a lood-purifer and general
builder-up Of the system," says Eugene
/. Hill, NJ. D., 3S1 Sixth ave, New York,
have never found anything to equal
Ayers Sarsaparilla."
Mrs. Eliza A. CIough, Matron Of the
N. T.. Seminary. Triton, y. H., writes:
Every winter and spring my family,
including myself, use several bottles Of
Ayers Sarsaparilla. Experience has
convinced me that, a. powerful blood
purifier. 1t Is superior to any other pre-
paration Of Sarsspariila."
layers Sarsaparilla gives better sat
rfaction than any other blood medicine
handle. y Geo. w Whitman, Druggist.
Albany. Indiana.
Ayers SarsapariIla,
bid by all prusgists. Price 81; sir bottles, y
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-03-20

feel justified in establishing it. believe
there has been less liquor sold in Augusta
than for several years previous yet there il
ample opportunity for further improvement,
and we should relax no efforts to drive this
monster evil from the community and in thi.
we shall succeed have no doubt in proper.
lion az the people uphold and sustain Us
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The Cosy FREE HrGH School.

The Committees Report of the Cony Free
High School gives the total receipts for the
past year as S4313. So and the total disburse
ments s4253 H. leaving balance on March
l6. 1883 of Sl20.35 The total amount paid
teachers for the past year was SS329.74.
Though there was no increase in the size of
the school over the preceding year. yet the
past year is regarded as successful one in
many ways, There has been no change of
teachers but an addition was made by the
election of Miss Estelle Parke, teacher of
vocal music. Though development of the
mind is the principal object to be attained in
a school of this grade yet the English course
was made as practical as deemed advisable
at the beginning of the present school year.
The report recommends that it is essential
to have arrangements made whereby the
principal may teach one branch in each grade
and thus gain much needed knowledge of
the mental characteristics of each scholar.
In order that this may be done it will be
necessary that one of the assistants be
college graduate.
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CoScLCsIox.

Let us from this hour Put behind us all
partisan feelings and all the little nvaIries
occasioned by the struggle Of candidates for
these minor offices remembering that our
duty here il to the people and not to any
party, clique or faction and so far as we
shall succeed in so doing shall we merit the
promise of holy writ AS ye have been faith
full over few things / will make thee ruler
over many things
The following are abstracts from the re-
ports Of the various city officers:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-03-20
DR.. BOOTHS LITTLE PILLS,
WILL CURE

after Eating, Dizziness, Nausea, Drowsness,
Pain in the Side Coated Tongue, Bad Taste
in the Mouth, Sallow Skin, and all dis.
orders caused by bilious state of the system.
They do this without disturbing the stomach or
purgng the bowels, and there is pain gripping OF
discomfort attending their II IL longer nee
essary to scour ones insdcs cut with the old fash
Toned purgatve pills, and they fast giving wat
10 the geuter action Of this mild and pleasant RENE
dy
. Booths Little Pills are entirely unlike all othc,
pills, and are a marvel to all who them. They
very small, strictly vegetable and ~ the dos.
only one or two pills they readily taken by Young
~ old without thought of the presence of medicine
II you try them you will certainly be pleased. In
vihis NJ 70 cents, or5 for sl.o0. Sold by dealers
everywhere, or sent by mail
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Apprai.ed value Of farm products Gu hand. 81
CHIEF ESGlSRER's REPORT.

Number of inmates, March I, is.>.
Whole number dariag the year.
'' discharged " "a
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-03-20
CRY MARsuALs REPoRr.

The report of City Marshal Morse shows
that during the past municipal year $50 ar
rests have been made. for about twenty diff
ferent offences, and 800 persons have been
given lodging and food. In addition to this
the City Marshal has served ~ warrants to
search and seize liquors, and has made ~
seizures Among other business which has
been done by the department is the following
Disturbances settled without arrest. 20; stores
found unlocked. 81: runaway horses caught,
II: horses killed, 4 dogs killed, s; lost
children found and restored TO parents, s.
The report shows careful and business like
management of the department, and is highly
creditable to City Marshal Morse, and the
efficient officers of the police force.
The Report MADE By THE OvERsEERs OF
THE Poor.
The report made by II. W. True, J. E.
Ward and J. J. Maher. oversesrs of the
poor shows that the demand for unskilled
labor has been very limited and as q con-
sequence the poor members OF that class
have suffered extremely the past winter.
There has also been more than the usual
amount of sickness among the poorer classes.
The number admitted to the Aims House
has been large and the cost of maintaining
the House increases because of the inactivity
of the inmates from the various causes.
Yet the average cost per pauper is less than
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dTuIhurSatSwnr
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-25
crUacH QUARREL.
Alcss.r springs Church Divided Dy Dane
lax sad Card PLsyiax.

a&s@sf 1pEfAs a"A@ DtF-~@@ - -r-~-
Tax sad Card risJiax.
CEDAR SPElses, Dee 4--ksY. G. Old
Geld. ina baptlsg minister here, las 6eea
t,feschisx very vigorously u ials against
drinking. daB0.ak and card playing. some
81 kls msm5srs havsn't liked IL They
ofzanizsd sad tried ~ effect Eae pastors
rssixnatiOa. Bar NJ Oldleid Is nOt oQlit
taAt say, aad ne b0lsrfs ran against a
s4ak
The socisl season i just opening. The
ioer<l .mladed msnbers. Who look upon
tas past ass 50 severely discounttnanced
by their pastor as en.irsly harmless 20 body
and soul foun4 themselves IA bot water.
The psster wouldn't 20. II he stayed they
cvulcnt dance durns the long. tedious
" af,r eysntnxs In this little village
Wast tAsy determined 10 do became sp-
psrsot when some Of ths trustees had the
windows snd doors OF he church nailed ~.
Ths westher Is cold. and they propose 10
play The uEtls game OF ~frseze-oot."
The isithfal members OF the dOcs are
equally determined 70 stand BY the pastor.
Considsrsbls feeling has been engendersd.
Ik = possible that lawsuits Tor slarder and
esfsastion Of character vii follow.
Mr.. Oidheld has been many years IN the
harness his dsld has been generally limit
sd 10 this part OF the State. he u man of
great sarlsstness for tas cause Of Christ. and
firmly believes that some OF the social
practices Of tAe day are inimicahle ~ soul
Srosth
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-25
CURRY BROUGHT HOME.
he Rs fuses 20 Talk TO Reportsrs-whss
lie feid the sheriff

de Rsfuses 10 Talk TO Rsportsrs-whss
lie feid the sheriff.
Probably no visitor who came 10 this
city yesterday to see friends. was watched
Tor more eagerly than was Johnnie Grab
ALL
The depots, both the Union and the D..
G.. ii. & N. were ffequentsd all the alter
noon oy those who wished To see Curry
brought back.
he did not arrive. however. until the 5
o'clock train ON tns d.. u. IL. & n. A large
aumbsr OF people were waiting. and wnen
sheriff Bishop stepped from the train with
his man. they set up the cry, There's
Johnnie GrAb-Alll He'll get what he de-
serves nov"
lie Was brought to the jail, where as was
seen by q TkLEsRAx HERALD reporter. but
refused To say anything. He seemed
70 Be very much broken up by the
turn MS Affairs havs taken. and when
told by the reporter that Mr.. and Mrs.
Mortgage had been interviewed. seemed
anxious 10 know how they felt toward him
but A. this IS one Of the points on which
they would not speak. be still Is III DOUBT
as 10 how they feel toward him.
Sheriff Bishop said Curry told MIN that
be was not engaged to Miss Mortgage when
they were in the hotel. bat that they talked
The matter over on the way home after the
trouble, ana that they are now engaged.
Curry crossed the railroad bridge. where
be made his escape, and taxing Scrioner-
81 car. went To Leonard-st. de then took
a train TO near the ~, O.. H. & M. depot
and then got OFT and took country road
until be struck the rakiroed track several
miles OUT OF town. Re proceeded to Ala,
where be arrived about D o'clock and i'm
nedistely took . room and went to bed
until the late train came through for De-
troit. de took a berth in ths sleeper on
this train and was travelling swiftly for
Canada. wheu the conductor of the train
arrested him.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-25
FIRE IN NASHVILLE.
IN. hs~s 10 Ptzeea a. OseF Oas Hzaafsa
lasaaaaa BoliaFs slEh Partial
f1sassaes oas Aka
.sri1ssly HaEL

9AsaFILLz Isa8-. Dec. L4-loniSrr -
bal p.sss scleck iha Baxter Co4rt tAs
hs8da01assI building Nashville, s-s
1s.tfoysd 81 are shiel orsi1aled 10 ne
ssklas room. Tie Daildiag cost Ss14oo.
ssd sas iasarsd loE So oo0. IL the bald
lBx esfs = naaoer u o1iesz of The lss-ii4<
lazyers. aaone tnsm th4l ~ s. %. Baxter.
sfs1eral Attorney of Louisyiils q Azsh ~. -
E4iiroad 80 las lcsl valuable lsfafJ
sd eaparA Il 81 Dun = CO. iost their
rscp pfls a. iia tns herm1aEs llsarsnee
CO. Judge Aattsslisn Nas a. sqfk % ths
siKfh 1oar N1sn tie IRE started and %
managed - dglt hls say % me sec0nd
toDf through the smoke snd flames. = azfr
after dssperat@ efsfts As sas rescued - the
6Isusa H. .s very seriously burned and
tfllsed - .1s faii1k sErck- The oftcs ~
sAt & saisg Baaslsr an9 thai OF Riddle q
ca ssrs damaged ~ sl103s and s@ler
ras entire i0ss sill Se over ti1o,stv Tor
buildinx add aSrariss. bat no es.inate can
be placed on ths papers destroy 81 some o.
raleh we're Invaluable a. 30 tae IRE
~ls aadsr con1oL
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-25

At The Brittsin Last Night by Employees
of the Star Clothing House.

At The Brittsln Last Night by Employees
of the Star Clothing House.
Victor White. for some time past a pOpu-
lar salesman at the Star. closed his engage
ment with that firm yesterday to accept
more luca'iye position a. travelling salesman
for II. Freidmsn & Co, of Toledo, Ohio.
To make memories green. ETC.. Mr. White
ordered 8 supper of the popular caterer, J.
Il. Britain and all his fellow statesmen
RRd a reporter Of the TEL KORAN HERALD in
yitsd 70 sit al the repsst Promptly at
eleven o'clock time was called. every body
vas on hand and the menu service COM
m encsd- Twenty-six covers had been laid
and = supper which was a credit to all con-
csrned was evidently enjoyed 10 every body's
fullest capacity. At ll.45 Andy Fife was
called for who responded by presenting to
Mr.. White an elegant gold headed cane in
behalf Of the salesmen who were bis guests
Others followed with speeches very apropOs
containing hits on various ones present
which vas thoroughly appreciated by ali.
A good time wss had and everybody went
home happy after It vas time to wish each
other a Merry ChristmAs.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-25

As the editor writes. beautiful basket OF
rsre fo-srs sd0rns the table and scents
with fragrance the air. Of his hour Bot
they are not for Joe-that Is 20 say they
are not for the editor who is surreptitiousiT
enjoying them The card stiached bears
The name of Prof g. q, Svensberg. and
they are Eift from one Of MS msnv pupils
who we're ltfsd IN his school for ths battle
of ifs. and bold in grateful remembrance
ais freadiy coanci Il sDd adnonitions.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-25

"A wss brought 70 hshs yesterday that
sue person or persons. probably Interested
n sss s.is of i0ts IN the First sr1, had
cssn sslllnx sorR@ 81 The Hollsnd citizsRs
wss I've nssr there thst he new bsnkins Z
ia- which va approved 5y the voters a.
tas rec@nt election would impose = - z
upcn tie deposits IN the ssvinzs BANKS. Oi
rr,nrs- such = not kaa csse aud depCs tors
An savings Banks neal not draw their
rron~v en- any such representations. II
,uch tsik . resorted to get people 10 b1y
tse. he So ar q on- carts niy 10 bs avoided.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-25

George Fox traded with Herman II.
Smith some lots in the village of Alaska for
farm in Caledonia and now claims that
he was badly cheated. He says that Smith
claimed that the house on the land had a
good stone foundation, when in fact il h ad
not. and that smith also represented the
land to be good tillsble soil. when in fact il
vas very poor and over-run with Canada
thistiss. Fox has therefore brought suit in
the Circuit for 500 damages
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-25

The late Major A. B. Watson was in the
habit of distributing two or more tons oil
-four among the Door Of the city each
Christmas. The flour was distributed
through the Police Department. the patrol
wagons leaving the sacks az the doors of the
worthy poor. This morning John A. b.
Mead. the adopted son Of Major Watson.
bad two tons OF fine -four delivered s'
Police Headquarters. TO he distributed ia
accordance &c with the custom OF bis uncle.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-25
TIE ANARCHISTS CASE.
frss Answer to the Injaaesion Case Now
PendfnK


CHrcAso. Dec. 2f.-rhe corporation coun-
ssl today fnishsd the city reply to the bill
fled oy the anarchists Ia support OF an in
junction restraining the Mayor and Chief
of Police from interfering with their meet
inxs. The reply asserts shat the Aroeiter
Buna. the soeisty presenting the Injunction
suit Was organized for al unlawful par-
pose, and that it sgitsted Principally the
destruction OF existing foxms OF society.
u further relates that the Arbeiier
Bund held meetings on December 9
a. which 10 msn and sixty women were
present. and that one Albert Curlin sd-
dressed the meeting n unlawful and in
cendisry iznxnags. saying that The Bund
had failed 20 accomplish its parposs on No
vcmbsr 1lth. bat that IL would continue IN
sxistsncs and in the end De successful IN ita
object. vix The kiiliog Of the judges Of the
court and Of Police Inspector BOnheid- The
Arb<itsr Bund viii Ole It's answer tomorrow
and on Thursday morning application tor
an iniuaction vii De argued before the
masfsx 1 n chancEry.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-25
HATCH'S PRICE LIST
FOX THIS WEEK ONLY.

CHOICK DAIRY BUTTFR
pEsT FANNY FLOUR. " " 80
GRANULArEp SUGAR,
YELLOW C SUGAR.
j Ie lis for sl00
j l21zcts per 10 ~ he for 25cts
loiDEN RIO COFFEE ROASTED AND
cHoicE ci'RoLIxA kIcE.' SIsi - 49, '''' ''' wv
MUsckTINE ROLLED OATS. " 49,
.,,ifB. CAN CHOICE TOMATOES. 10 80 ~
- scans for 2scts
1LB CAN YELLOW PEACHES.
- 2csuf for lsofs
oLB CAN GOLDEN PUMPKIN.
.)LB. CAE SUGAR corn.
OH. CAS LIMA BEANS.
9LB CAN GREEN PEAS.
DIN. CAs STRING BKAEs.
oLB CAN EG6 AND GAGE PIUxs.
OH CAN RED RAsPRERRIEs.
9LB. CAN wH0RTIEBERRIEs
5LB CAN PINEAPPLE
IIoNE MADE wISCK NEAT.
II 1Octs r.er 81
NEw CrRRATT JELLY.
NEw ArPIE BrTIKR
1fHoIcE eoLDEx sYRUF'
lfH0ICE SILVER DRiFt
\ socis psr gsl- Fsis fos = n
= p censs
NV 1araN ASp Yorye HysoN TIA
y f-ets E(~s. To=s figts 50ris s1rts - ~
DTRRBANE7 AND WHITE STAR T-oT afOvc
j. sfr1s Y@r husnel
' S9o - raifon
CRYSTAL BAKING FnTnFR
lscts - &c. z - ~ zscts
W. BAIsTTs
Wv CrRRASTs
sn~ ~ z-<.s
~ RLACEBERErEs
1frfs - n
Fv FRUSEs
FT MXFD S-Ts
rrefs 20 - 2 Itx fo- E,ts
EH FRCSELIrs
FFats ~ -
rrsvsT0. FEtCH TLrN 8ND FfAR Pr
sFEi 81 lfr,s D.
Tne ls-gess s-f ucs 80 ssoef ~ s.sse
s-l@ Fsrrr f47.r1~ies -rrsf erf ESQ ~
T-ss srf er=fsf3es Cal esd er~~ ~ln1es
lss NJ r-e@s oszner ae fsssieetea Ia irr-r
ere 7elerr1~e - Pa
essss~ hs~s prozEs F-feetio-
L. {. HATCH,
'sEE0EsT
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-25

krr1xz. IT,. Dec. 2t-rhe Union Hotel,
. .,i,r- adjoining. Floors livsrT stable
.ns r-s,cprv and saloon 0wnet 81 A.
eehro-dsr and ? A. Iewsry's Erocsry store
go. destroyed ~ Ire today. The ioss
-fll sxcsei fo.oo0. A heavy Wind pre-
v.iieS ss The sirne and srest condsgrsuon
"a. sr.~-utsd Eilh rrsst A ificulsv.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-25
~ MORNING. DECEMBER 25. 1888.

sixhs q lAst night who vii care for ths
E1mbers of deserving peer ehl.ares thai
are scsftereo Al over thls cltys TIE ohrlst-
sssz lee vii BE Akhsed. huns vita sxies-
lsssf measures for loyins hsarts-s0t the
spirit OF tks little wsnosrer whe acc lssi
Elght u sC~ enjoying mere ksfxeous
foEsscrnors
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-25
ANOTHER LIBEL SUIT.

y n Bssisr VIII Commence = Libel salt
Against ONE Of Town Papers
r II. Butter. a reporter on t0s Democrat
hss instructed his attorneys 30 bring 81
snif against the EsgIs ia the nm Of $500
Mr. Butler ssys that The Easie has c,a-
unaAllY tried % belistis aim. and favF
isys ago esiled him cheap srtss. and
also ssys that hs reporis1 ne Rsiknap
speech. Butler saYs thst The payer IA.
ridiculed bin 80 much thst No csnaos
sssnd il. and vii try - coilsct damages.