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baltimore Markers.

BALTIMORE, Md. Sept. 29.-virs1nis consolidated
tsn-fortiss 35h; do, new threes IL Ba tInore and
OhIo STOCK. Y5. Northern Central 70a11; Cincinnati
WASHINGTON aud ba timor- nrsts 81 "a 20; consoll-
dated gas bonds 10sA: do. stocA, 5ls.a52
BALTIMORE Nd. sept. 29.-Cottnn. steady-mid-
southern steady and hrin: fultz. lO3sl0T; Long
berry. l04alO7; western, quiet and frm No winter
red spot, e8H; September. SsA: October. YS,s4ysA.
December, 1O2. Corn - southern. carce and firm:
white, 57s5s: yellow. 53a54 western, dull; mixed
spot. 81: october 50 year 45Aa431s; January. 445s
western white, SLABS; western mixed, 2Sa5O. Rye.
Ib.OOal6 co. Provisions. hrin-mess pork 1875
ulo 90 LArd-renned H. Butter, quiet and steady
western scked. 12sl5 creamery. l7a23. Eg-s.
and easy-A SOFT IA. COPPER refined, active and hrn
16%s16 Whisky. steady, l26slgS. Freightsto Liver
pool steamei, dull and nom nal-cotton. I'D nour
per ton. lSa6d. grain, Ard Recepts-nour, =, 100
barrels wheat. $4,000 bushels; corn. 5000 bushels
oats, 600 bushels rye, LOCO bushels sh .pin.nts
~ heat 4i3,O00 bushels corn, 60.UOO Dushela
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO Sept 20. At IL O'Clock wheat was
quoted: september, 100; October. Ooh November
J9a.; December. esh: May, lO1t The October ton
40: oats, 23h; pork. i525 lard. 1880; abort ribs
S.S2H.
CHICAGO ILIv September %. Ills p. m.-wheat.
stroneer-S-ptem not quoted; october l02k; De-
October. Al 5-l6; bec smber, 3si s; ". SO ii: 10
Oats. easy-cssh, 23h December. q 9,l6; May. 2s,-
sSsFix steady
cash. 2. 90; October. 900; November, e6a October
short ribs, $50.
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A ScLY Sk1s DISEASE IL YEAns

CURED BY CUIICURA REMEDIES.
John J. Case D. d. s.. having practised dentistry
in this county for thirtyf five years. and being well
known to thousands heresbouts, with . view to help
any who afflicted have been for the past twelve
years, testify that the CUTICURA REMEDIES cured me
OF Psoriasis Scaly Skn in eight days. after the doc
tors with whom had consulted gave me no help or
announcement
JOHN J. CASE. D. D. g.. Newton. NL
We have been selling your cu11cunA REMEDIES for
years. and have the first complaint yet from
purchaser. One Of the worst Of Scrous ever
saw cured By the Of Eve bottles Of CUTIcuRA
REsoLvENT. CUrIcURA, and CuTIcuRA soar. The
soap takes the cake" here d medicinal soap.
TAYLOR TAYLOR. Druggists,
Frankfort Kan.
Your CUr1CURA REMEDIEs performed . wonderful
cure last summer OF customers. old gen.
ueman OF seventy years OF sye. who suffered with .
fearuly distressing eruption his head and face.
and who had tried al remedies and doctors pur-
pose J. +. SMITH l. CO.,
Texarkans, Ark.
Sold everywhere. Price: CUTycURA. Soc; SOAP 25c
RksoLvENr. II. Prepared by the PorTIR DRUo AND
CHEMICAL Co.. Boston. Macs.
pIMPLES. bl.ckheads chappsd and oily akin pre-
Il vented b. CUTIcuRA INDICATED SOAP.
se25-tu.w.i&s
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DRILLING THROUeR rmE LINING.
The Investigates GSang Sa IN shs
AQ0000ce T00001.

~~ ~" Se1s wv sAe SnaAHps~H
ase"ue susi. tu's no' LUG .ne reseiee h.s ln,o~
usaeon ~ INC p"n. "neie nc "soe 'ne u1s' sur
vlans aiseo'eIy 'ast Isesaes. Ms po'poe w
"a! was W oove1 ~nes 'ne osa .oN eoue
unoer suo-inspectorobheno esan- obheh super
vtsed the work from Q point 800 feet east OF the
shan 10 n point L 100 feet east
In sddif,on 10 MS he Inspstd afIerw I'D 500 fect
IN the Hovsrd IInlyersity SETON The hoe driven
Tna..,ay which disclosed = yswning empty cav.
ern hove the brick arch. WAS about $50 feet east
OF Champlain avenue. To-day the lieutenant nrst
drove a hole at . point 10 feet west OF this hole.
Inc Woik when put IN prosrsse9 run 49,. 20
30 "a Ehsrs .rp,tan s.gsn nd vorS Tine rr.i
hole driven showed a oose packing above
a., o,,,,.v,s vo,x u.n
A.. -, 49,. 49,.
Tnen the lieutenant sounded ene arcn iot s'ne
distance and was satisfied that all the WORK IN
spected nv oRr,en was had He bored q hole at
,no 80, ,>sr,an,n,, =, o,pren,s ,ors the mar,
1870 sno VI, oesnns VI % ,ns rrsf nisht ~
rpr,a vas $500 n,ennac,or md a,s,oxered
S.,a D,.en eIsoe - suo7"steS'o'' A~
'" yse, asnins. -, ,s,,,,. NJ
inns aeernoon tne neu,enant ,1s ~ sorr ~ ~
caS, ia, ~ ~ 70 s eis s.ae 81 In Sannd ner
sa aS ma n neS oo0u inSpcS'eu 1~S WV '~ -
Ns'' 'ouuu-
THE COMPLETION or ruH TUNNEL
Lieut. Townsend talking OF the matter to-day,
aid he did NOT th,nk he mnet,on of the tunnel
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Coz w. F. Conr.
BUFFALO BILL

ALUNATIc ATTEMPTS TO SHOOT HIM.
Col Cody's friends have all heard how lunatic at
tempted to shoot him few days and how this hero
OF so many battles cooly disarmed his nssxant The
follow ing letter from the colonel may interest and
benefit his many friends and admirers:
ERAsTINA. June 26. 1883.
MRs HARRIET HuBBARD AVER:
Dear Madam: Ny constant occupation in the Wild
West performances, combined with social duties, have
caused me to feel the necessity of tonic Many
of my friends having recommended your "vita
Nuova," have tried it with effect success and
sure you that cannot recommend it too highly to
Others who also troubled with nervousness ind
gestion Believe me. faithfully yours.
W.T.. CODY,
Buffalo BILL"
Vita Nuova" New Lfe) il the best remedy for dys
pepsia Nervousness, sleepessness. and overwork. 1t
will assist the weak stomach 1t will rest the weary
brain it will brace up" the shattered nerves. A it in
made from the prescription Of famous physician you
are not taking Quack medicine. As it is made by
honest manufacturer you assured Of pure ingre-
dents. As II is used and Endorsed BY and women
you all know and respect you are not using IN un-
known untried remedy Only be careful to get the
genuine: refuse substitutes send to Harriet Hub
bard Aver So Park Place. New York, for additional
testimonials from Rev. David Swing. of Chicago:
Judge Morgan ]. OBrieD. Supreme Court. New York;
Hon. Henry Wstterson. of Kentucky ex-Gox. Andrew
G. Curtin, Of Pennsylvania. and many others Of like
character and reputation se29
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Only Temporarily Embarrassed.
WILLIAMS, BLACK 3 90. ALL Right TO-DAY.

NEW YORK, sept 29.-The failure OF Williams,
BlacA & Co., commission me Chants, OF No. War
rem street, whose suspension Was announced yes
terday on the Produces Exchange, Was only a tem-
pOrary EMBARRASSMENT and belore the exchange
opened this morning member OF the nrm Called
On superintendent d0we aud announced That the
fIm ready " settle with their cred Iors la iul
The tirm's trouble Was CAUSED ny the Tact that IL,
surplus capital Was locked up 10 margins TIey
were on the suorl side or the wheat market ana,
IN vleS OF their gigantic operations Ia other mar
kets, were unable, Tor The moment, 10 meet lAelr
Obligations On The Produce EXcnange. The nrln,
however did no. make An a,sig nInent, ana ~ -
stated by an authority IN the di,a ued nrm caIne
out VI It's failure" the Produce Exchange alone
over $4,000 ahead.
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DIED..

BEAN. Departed this life ON Saturday, seIt.mbsr
OF John A. Be a AID Ode dsashur u Lew ana the
l.le AAArot JONES. an the t~enty-thrd year Of hsr
Funeral viii take plce from her late residence Ne
sol Fourth street souIh asst Monday octouor lat
arerespecuully lnyIted 70 attend,
=, Callahan; On THURSDAY; seE,e~ber q. isss.
baud " race Callahan alter short lllne.s
rTpsrai sunday sep,sMSer 80 :, pm from Gal
Relatives aud freud invited attend
ElAkk On Friasy ssptsm6er -. lsss, At go
Esaassr. IN the thirty third year OF her sss
lis hard u br.ak the tender cord
,r ben love has bound the he-rs
Must We forever part
HsT s ass lilac, from ss5 late rssasSs
80 =, S'eioss Pm hs.tivss and friends are re-
Foley. ON Friday September 2sth. lsss, ss 3
p.m AAkGAk. A. the 6sioyed vile u the isss ssr-
Our head and stay has away
oa Ana as We ar dat Ia. .. An. ne
Has n-d away and gone
II breaks our hssrt-its hard 10 part
With oDe that was ~ KIND.
WLere snsll Ne 80 ~
And ease our trouh. ed mind,
fricnds Of the family are rsspecuuy invited to st
Hartford. Conn. and CHICAGO papers plssss oopyJ
cs 20 fRa ssss II nsss ,c q
Q. J.ms. and sophas Sslsxbsr sgsd ys>r 10 months
and weekA
Funer. viii take place Sunday. September 90, ct .
ocioch m from his parents residences l2le Thirty
second krtsnas and rsstiyss invited
TO attend. ~
hoffman. On Friday. September 2s, lsss, ct
LsS:.. j .i ...s piece IRON as, lat. r..,ase,. n
e2o X strsst north west on Monday. October e
o'cloct pm Friends Of The family are rsspeotfu19
invited 10 sttend
HUNT op s.surday nornins. sspss|bsr e i&ss.
msedsss ~ e ss sha sor
wet kslatives end fnepds rsspsctfully inv7ts1
% sttsnd
JOHNSON, sssurdAy morning. eepes1bg a
l6oA Of 8 80 O'Clock, BLANCHE DEkvOoD yOHys
son. the beloved daughter Of Logan a0a Julia a.
Johnson. a9ed fourteen month";
g M S SssS 49, 60 isss
lAf 21Ik q I'D TT o s; -: e. 3 81
.ss:: . s s. =; oi:ss:: i. S;.:
D. 5{S aasP - @ 1sr ss,, q
lien y. epd Ss.s =: kseearoA sesd tour p nfbs,
p N
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''NorH1se Ink THnx:-

b ths verdict Il al who take AyssAs Pnla
Prunps and effective In thstr seton. thsy lssvs
no nl-snecta and may be sdminissersd to old q
young. Herbert Elwen. Of East sasinsv. Mich.
says: Il vas . great sufferer from Oonstips-
ton. Headache, and General Debility. Ny skin
was yellow. and had constant pain in my sids
and back Other medicines failing. took three
boxes Of Ayers Pills andam cured"
Ives Severely Afflicted With Dyspspsis and
Enlargement Of the Liver. most Of the time b.
Ing unable 10 retain any solid food. Three boxes
of Ayers Pills cured M. "-Lucius Alsxandss.
Narblehsad Nass.
AYERS PILLS,
Prepared by DR.. J. c. Aver 4 Co. Lowell, Mssa.
Sold by all Druggists and De slsrs in Medicinal
mills
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I'd EDITION.
Latest kilograms 10 The Star.
AT JACKSONVILLE TO-DAY,
One Death and For,v.o,~hs N.w a.

One Death and Forsy.oighs New Cases.
'AcksoHvILLE, FLA, Sept. 2a.-Up 70 noon to-
Jay iorty EIGHT new cases OF yellow fever were 10
ported, OF which only twenty-one were whites
Inere was one death-0eorge Hollenoreck, q tele-
glapn operator from AempAtS q volunteer, who
recently came here.
NEW FORKS GENEROUS CONTRADICTION
NEW YORK, Sept. 2Q-Tae sum OF a 925 % as
Iecelved az the mayors ONCE this morning. 10 aid
tne yeuow lever sunerers or this sum a 600 as
Contributed by the Ale and Lager Beer Brewers OF
tns CITY ana the balance was In small sums nom
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The Death Record.

During the twenty -Iour hours ending at O'Clock
this afternoon deaths were reported 10 the health
ONCE as follows: John Culhaiue. white years:
Chas Cromwell, white, ~ years: ThoS p. Nc
Nsmara. white. 3 months; stephen p McGrsth,
white, % years; Anna l. Jekyll, white, ~ years;
Kate l. Larner, white, 30 years; John Morruw,
white, 40 years; A v. Callahan, white, ~ years;
fredlc L. Mack, white, IL months; Michael j.
Gallagher, white, year; VIM Matthew's, colored,
Ii years; heny Lucas, cOiorea, SO years.
MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issuef by the
clerk OF the court 10 Arthur l. kldwe and Bar
bara Mary Emma Decline; Frederick Lynch and
Mary SmondS both OF bladensUung; John VIII
uams ana Laura hawkIns; Charles ID IeT aid lsa-
bella johnson; Philip Gross and AollIe West
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The Mute DSss,s Sssed
TIE CASE A0AINsI LAWYER KICKS IN rHF poIIcr
COITRT TD-nay

COURT TO-DAY.
To-day In the Police Court Prosecuting Atforpev
Shillington called Judge Millers attention TO the
case OF Lawyer James M. Hcks coored, against
whom rule WAS recently issued requesting him
TO appear and SHOW cause why he should not 10
punished for contempt for his action In the case
OF the three young colored men IRON Nartlnsbury
who were tired and convicted on q charge u
yagrancy, ana who were subsequently, released
through the Efforts OF Mr.. Ricks- Mr.. Hewlett
counsel for Mt Kicks, admitted That Kicks dld not
appear In court as the Counsel OF the young men.
After heaIlnG Testimony the judge said LnaI the
part OF The winch he did IKE Mas that the
attorney retained Information favorable 70 one OF
the boys aud let him reInaln In prison when lao
was Innocent
1he rule was dismissed.
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The LIQUOR Incense agitatioa VIII begin On Mon
DAY, Whsn the COmmisslonsn VIII commence to
oct On applications for hconafA About twenty
ave applications have already boen receiveo, and
dealers aTs n . etAss o. tncertAinU about eolng
Ssliosoosd 6 Is = expaeted that o. nnmeer o.
Licences will = veduced ulv eUeol - eeel
conGdeFabls eject upos gEslting ncenssA
oouy1s0f AWA0DqA
The l1ehnea6 65lDi10 ca heee 80 aweyee1 ~
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HE IS NOT TASCOTT.
The Young Man Arrested in Denver q
Son Of Gen. Turner. nj Mcmani,is

Son Oh Gen. Turner, Of McMphis.
CHICAGO, Sept cot seems That the young man
rested In Denver yesterday Is Tascott was really
native Of Memphis, Tenn, where his parents re-
sloe. A dispatch from Memphis says: Gen. @.
r turner received telegram yesterday afternoon
Ing that he had been arrested as the Chicago muir
oerer, and inpiorins his father 10 get MIN out Of
the scrape. Young Turner answers 10 the de-
scnptiOn OF TascoII and carries q watch Win tue
words "T. scout" engraved on the tnd le OF the
Case 1t Is supposed that the Inscription has been
read IaScott Oy the persons VINO arrested the
yOungSter at Denver,
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WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP.

ARCHITECT fRxsrr BrTTrA-Nr. Frerct the 90
pervising Architect Of the Treasury. who has pecn
seriousy M Tor some dayS threatened win typbosd
never. b somevhat better to-day His physicians
think that The danger Of the typhoid fever II oon-
siderable abated-
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Chicago vfsitOrs % Gen. Harrison.

CHICAGO, Sept. 29.-The largest delegation TO
visit Gen. Harrison from Chicago thus lar was
that which LEFT over the Cnicaso and Atlantic
road for Indianapolis TINS morning. IL comprises
ten Car loads.
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THE GENUINE
20 II A Nh oYY'9
MALT EXTRACT
BEST NUTRITIvE TONIC
and most
PALATABLE HEALTH BEVERAGE
for Ymrsired Digestion. DyspersiA Convslsseeuce
Weak Children and General Debility.
WHAT PROF. COLEMAN, OF GLASGOW, SAYS or
IT: Suffering from attack of Illness which had IL
only reduced my strength. but brought extreme
exhaustion from inability to appropriate food tried
the effects of the Genuine Johann Ho's Malt Extract
awneglsssful three times day. Its use followed
BY marked enects- Food, which had heretofore bean
gested properly. 2. Thers appeared Increased
lower Of evolving animal heat and storing mp fat
Beware Of limitations. The genuine has the siRns ture
Of Johann Hon" on the neck of every bottle All
Others worthless limitations
JOHANN HOFF. Bsrnn and Vienna New York
Office: u Barclxy st isJ-tu thks
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The Harrison and Morton Campaign
Hall.

lscoRTED UP THE AVENUE AND OCT FouRTKKSTH
STREET TO THOMAS CIRCLE-sPBBcHEs AT TIE he
PUBLICAN LEAGUE CLrB-a0usE.
The Harrison and Morton campaign ball was
escorted UP the avenue and out l4th street to
Thomas Circle last evening by torch-light pro-
cession headed by q brass band. There was 4
great thrOng OF spectators. and the mounted
police and marsnals were kept busy In making
way for the line OF march. The great ball was
rolled along by force OF energetic men. Among
the clubs participating In the parade We're the
south ana West Washington Harrison and Morton,
Mems Fiambeau club, the East washington RE-
publican Invtncible CLUB which had the right OF
line, and were on either side oil the big BALL They
carried torches anu all along the route the parade
was enliyened with music and fireworks The
greatest enthusiasm prevailed among the specta-
tors. who chcered vigorously, and the hu.rahs for
Tae isague-house WAS Illuminated and decorated
with American days and bunting stands for the
Avenue sios OF it. and thess also were handsomely
decorated. The crowd around the league.house
numbered thousands Upon the arrival Of the
SrSssissd Mr. VIM 4 Cook presidsd ana sSs
senator Dolph, Representatives johnson, Of Ind,
ana, Perktnk Of Kansas, and houk OF Tennessee
singing was iurnished BY the lnvincible quartests
OF Capitol Hill
Asrasgnasnss In shs Criminal CouYs.
This afternoon In the Criminal Court Judge
Coz, the following persons were arraigned and
pleaded guilty: VIM. DiggA . colored, boy TOR
house breaking In the night u the shop OF r. K
Talbot, August "a. and john Robinson, colored
horse stealing from John Paul Wilson, August Ia
The following pleaded not guilty: James
Nichols. co.ored, assault with intent 70 commit
rape on Emily kiliot, August IL; Michael Mat
theWs, colosed man OF forty o. ioFty-ave years
similar o4ense on Monticello n Dyson, Auguss "a;
Leonard Pinnicum and Edward Cunningham, Two
young men. house. hroakinQ A Dwelling a GSS,oFRe
AaneFman, July I; Col. james q. Tracy, assault
with intent 70 XII John B. Tanner, July II last;
Francs q eilya, colorsd, house breaking g the
RhodeA assault on G. n. Taylor on June Q lael;
David williams coaored. house breaking IN night
o the residence Of John A. Davis July g ana
oolored, house.bresking IN night o. store Of = y.
Moore, June n
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERClAL.

The New York Stock Market
The following the opening aud closing prices Of
III. New York Stock market, ~ reported by special
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Mr.. Yanla Daclinen.

DETROIT, Sept. 29.-hon. Geo. l. Yaple, recently
nominated Tor Congress ny the democrats OF tho
fourth district, has declined the nomination.
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WANTED-LOTS.

WANTED - DESIRABLE BUILDING LOT AT
w 1Akoma Park. state exact locality and nuInbcr 81
lot price NOT 10 exceed D cents peg foot. Address
ASK stzS ofncs- ne
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CAx,r SLEEP.

CANr SLEEP,
sleepessness and fearful dreams the earliest and
surest signs Of brain exhaustion In healthy sleep
brain force 10 being stored to meet the next days
demands. But nowadays the nervous system has been
overtssksd that 1t unable control the mind
at night the worries troubles and work present
during the day. Hence the brain has not time to
perste 1t energies The proper medical remedies sre
sedstves nerve onics axatves and regulators Of the
general functons Cocoa and celery the sedatives
aud nerve tonos demanded and In Psine's Celery Com-
pound their full beneficial effect is obtained 1t also
contsns In scientific proportions the bsst remedies Of
the msteris medica for constipation and kidney and
liver disorders. This is bref description of the med
tcins which has brought sweet Thousands who
tossed in sleeplsssness from night morning whose
morbid dreams caused them awake more tired than
ever All nervous, slsspless debitated aged people
viii And vtgor and perfect health In tho great nerve
tonic. Fape's Celery Compound
Price. olOO
Sold by drussists Circulars free.
WELLS. RICHARDSON CO.. Proprietors
/ BURLINGTON. VT.
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pisrArca Fnon COMMANDER NceovAn-The
Navy Department has received a letter from oon-
msnder MCGOWAN. Commanding the un,,,.d st.,es
steamer swatarA stating that he arrived AZ porto
Srande. cape Verde. september II. ana woula All
for Rio de Janeiro on the l5tA
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The BOulanger Agitation Resumed.
PARIS, Sept 2o-The Boulangist agitation mas
been resumed. A stormy meeting WAS held last
evening, at which d vote OF confidence In Gen.
B0ulanser was passed
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uoB uonsRoRD'o ACID PuoopGAR
n. 4 =. nnsy. hsssAsR Dab. s.vs, 4 hspu.an
n nunss q sass - ssvs~ assnssn IN -
sod rssultAs
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GAreER ArroUrxp.-Geo W. Clark has been ap-
pointed gauser at Russelis Greek, va
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ocTosn iSrrRnr.-Tlea ,urer Hyatt to-day
mailed 3a.22o checks. aggrsstine sl ox7 "a IN
Tered per cent boadS
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NoeA..............,....

ma DAT; gos g, IN sS 3. 81 as si ia
street. yesterday, VIII be D1urDo1 ~ lars circ1e
o. relatlvss ed ftls.1A - - oas{eess q
wen known . Wvssss ~ - oaga1osB 80 ha1
Just prepared sWo boolD -. DyokoasAoA ~ laal
WORK bdang - ssv1nsa q - pseoo q those
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Jcscscx MATHEWS isrHoviSe.-At Justice Mat
Justices condit
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Fer she Yellow Esvss 0usoseseu.
The following additional subscriptions for IL
yenow never sufferers have been Fsosaved g II
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P.A.s Son.
Pan SoAA
Pa2,s Sou.
FAn VIM H.
Bnsans Cz.As CosDGzz,sz
Gen HaAzsuW 6rn
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no NOT FORGET TO ADD TO YOUR DRINK.
ing water. Lemonaae or soda 10 drops Of AN60.
bTUkA BlrTER6. IL impsrts . deli tous FAVOR and
prevents Malaria aud Al Summer Diseases y sure 70
tne genune Aneostura. Manufactured only b. Dr.
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PERSONAL
AKA REWARD WILL BE PAID FOR INFoRMA.
sJOO ton leading to the OF the iufan,ous
scsundrel who ths two anonymous letfe r. CON
esrning THOMAS hOss. Of the steamer W NJ cor.
eoran. Ire
TUNHE PHOTOGRAPHERS WHO TOOK 0ROIjP or
Il children on lot 18th and sts NV, May lat
VII eon.s, i.yo5 on parents OF one OF the children BY
Gaming 81 lo4l sI se2y- 3ts
II WILL GIVE ESQ TO ANY PERSON WHO WILL
II his her Influence u get q position or zoo
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-02-21
ANNUAL MEETING
OF the Moose River Log Driving Com
pany.

The Moose River Log Driving Company
held its annual meeting at the Office Of J.
Manchester Haynes yesterday morning.
Among those present were Messrs. E.P. .viles,
North New Portland; A. II. Millett, Burn
ham, Eugene Clarke, Richmond; M ?.
Milliken, Richmond; Geo. II. Ncwhall,
Fairfield; G. A. Phillips, wsterville; r. W.
Fogg, Bowdoinham; Chas. Fogg, Fairfield,
willard Philbrick, Skowhegan; IIeman
Whipple, Solon; Omar Clark, Caratunk;
ID. c. Palmer, Gardiner; Chas. Lawrence,
South Gardiner; A. II. Duran, Fairfield;
Joshua Gray, Gardiner; nearly all of whom
registered at Hotel North.
Officers were elected as follows Hon, J.
Manshester Haynes, president; william
Philbrick, treasurer; ID. c. Palmer, clerk
directors, }. Manchester Haynes, Augusta;
Heman Whpple, Solon; G. A. Phillips,
Waterville; +. b. Page, Skowhegan; Chas.
FOgg, Fairfield. 1t was voted to purchase
the steam tug, Moosehead, now building at
the lake. She is to be large and powerful
boat propelled by compound engines. II is
understood that the price to be paid 10
$4,000. At meeting of the directors In
the afternoon. Hemon Whipple was ap-
pointed master driver.
The Kennebec Log Driving Company
holds its annual meeting to-day.