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Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1890-11-15

In the Matter Of the Estate Of William
Halse, deceased.
NOTICE is BEREBY GIVEN THAT JOHN
In o. Jones has hied with the Clerk Of said
court, q petition, praying for letters testA-
mentary Of the estate Of William Halse, de-
ceased, and that Saturday, the 4th Of October,
1890, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, the same being day
OF the regular session OF said Court, 1t the
Courthouse, and in the Courtroom thereof. In
the town Of Eureka. said county and State. has
been set by the Olerk for the hearing OF said
petition, when and where any person interested
may appear and show cause why said petition
should not be granted.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, HAVE HEREUE-
to set my hand Officially and afis ed the
TsKALl Seal of the said Court, this 9th day
OF September, 1880.
#. II. HARMON,
County Clerk. Eureka county, Nevada. and ex'
oficio Clerk of said Court. sls-td
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1890-11-15
Assessment Notice.


r ooATIoN OF PRINCIPAL PLACE OF
IL business. Eureka, Eureka county, Ne
vada.
Location OF works. Enreks Mining District,
Eureka county, State of Nevada.
Notice is hereby given that at . meeting Of
the Board of Directors, held on the 9th day of
October, 1890, an assessment mo 20) Of One
cent per share was levied upon the capital stock
Of the corporation, payable immediately In
United States gold coin, to the Secretary at
the ONCE Of the company, in Ryland's Building.
at Eureka, Nevada
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on
Monday, she 10th Day of Novena-
ber, 1890,
will be delinquent, and advertised for sale ct
public auction; and unless payment is made
before. will be sold on WEDNESDAY, the 10th
day of December. 1890, 70 pay the delinquent
assessment, together with the costs Of adver.
Using and expenses Of sale.
BY order of the Board of Directors.
b. #. MoKWEN, Secretary.
ohhce-Ryiand's Building, Eureka, Nevada.
Oct. o, 1890. ol1-td
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1890-11-15

Encourage home industry and buy you
goods Of Berg. Z
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1890-11-15

1t is hereby ordered that the foregoing
notice of application for patent be pub
lished for the period of sixty days. (ten
consecutive weeksl, in the Eureka SESTI-
MEL, q weekly newspaper published at Eu-
reka, Nevada. ID. H. HALL, Register.
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Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1890-11-15
NOTICE
In the District Court Of the state
OfNevada, Eureka County.

In the Matter of the Estate of wiiiias
Halse, deceased.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-08
Our New Train Service.

The time table for Waterville Station,
which went into effect June 29th is as fol
lows:
PASSENGER TRAINS GoING WEST, J 80
A. NJ. For Rockland. Portland. Boston, the
White Mountains, Chicago. and all points
on the Canadian Pacific; 0J A. NJ. For
Oakland; s55 A. NJ. For Portland and
local stations, via Augusta; $50 A. NJ.
Daily Express Sundays included) to Bos-
ton. siops Augusta, Hallowell, Gardiner,
Brunswick and Westbrook June lion; 30
Z NJ. For Portland and local stations via
Augusta; 2 80 2. NJ, for Portland
and LEGAL stations via Lewiston
3.l4 T. NJ, for Boston (Ex-
press) stop Augusta, Halloweil, Gardiner,
Brunswick and Westbrook Junction Con
Montreal. St. Paul and Duluth, MINI 4 81
2. NJ. for Oakland and points on the Som
erset Railroad; 10 08 2. NJ for Portland.
Boston and local STA ions.
PASSENGER TRAINS GoISG EAST. 3 OLA.
NJ for Bangor, st John ard local stations
. 30 A. NJ. for Skowhegan (mixed) J Is
A NJ. for Bangor, Dexter. Greenviile, and
Mt. Kineo, (nixed) G 10 A. NJ. for Bel
fast, Bangor, and local stations, (mixed) ;
80 A. M. for Skowhegsn and local sta
tons; ! 40 z. NJ, Bangor. Bar Harbor and
st. John Express. stops at fittsffeld and
Newport. connects at Newport fer Moose
head Lake; 800 Z. NJ. Daily Express
Sundays includcd) to Bar Harbor, stops
at Newport ard Bangor; 4.2s z. NJ
for Skowbegan, Bangor, ST. John, and
local stations.
SUNDAY. $50 A. NJ. Express to Bos.
ton. stops at Augusta. Hallowell, Gardiner
Il chmond. Brunswick, Freeport and West.
brook Junction; 9 IS, for Bangor AMI 10.
cal stations. runs Sunday only; 800 P. M
Express to Bar Harbor. stops at Pttsfield
Newport and Bangor.
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NEw YORK. July
FLoUR-Receip's. 26,72G pkgs; exports. a.
bbls. sales, 2.4c0. Repeat quotations Incl 10
ing City mill extra. u isss4 50; patent, a. IDS
% ., superhne. s2sioasZ.s5; extra No 2, D. 0a
e. %, winter wheat low grade, q SCai3 %; Min
nesots extra, - slas. so; Southern -four dull .
rye -four quiet.
wREAT-Receipts 2ie.i,o exports q g3s. sslet
10000. lower, No spring - NO red, ss,a
g, No red, !ssi6. eiev'i. -7sasa., lob a5a ii
deiiv'd. NO lard. asial0E. No northern. ,,si
81
RYE-iuIl.
BAgLEY-quiet.
CoRS-Receip.s, ioi go sxports, III $40, saies
49, go, lower, steamer ,2la42,, So2, f2iaI2i
store and elevator. '3afJ. afioat.
oArs-keeeipts. ii9 GO; exports %, 600; sales.
i:s- 900. firm No:. ~ 40 VT lite nj, No 1. s4a3s
do white. "a. Az, No Is DO white SAG Mixed
western, 3.d31t white do i5a4I.
CoFFEE-fai Rio, fair, 70.
SjGAR--RaE Arm refined firm. demand
fair. crushed Ass. extra crushed, slasy: white
extra crushed. it5i. cut loaf. 81 grannlsted, 81.
PETEoLEuN-stsady, 20
PoRK-quie'
BEEF-steady. -
LARp-dull, western steam, % Gll as GU clos
tnstsf va city steam, Is d refined dun coufinen.
" lJAts IS. S. o. IS.
Butter quiet. western dairy 7ai5; DO
creamery, aal7i
cHEysE-.teady Freight. to Liverpool firm.
state. sa-i; fancy, slc.
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TELEGRAPH TOLLS.

In the United Kingdom the toll Is six.
pence for II words
In Gua'amala the toll is % cents for 10
words, exclusive of the address.
In Japan the toll is cents per word. in.
Guiding the address and signature
In Italy the toll Is 20 cents for Is word
and cent for each additional word.
In Ecuador the toll is 20 cents for u
words, and in Egypt 1875 cents for 10 words.
In Portugal 5 cents is the toll for the
first word and cent for each additional
word
In Turkey the toll Is 2 and 4 cents pey
word; and in Venezuela, % cents for 70
words.
In Germany. the toll is Ia cent. ner
word, the minimum being IA cents per
message
In the Tn! ed States the toll ranges from
Is cents to 81 for 10 words, according 10 the
distance
In the Argentine Republic the toll ia 40
cents for 10 words, and " cents each ad-
ditioDal 10 words
In Honduras the toll Is Is cents for 10
Spanish words, and double that amonn,
for English words
In Denmark, Sweden and Norway the
Toll is 49, cents for 10 words, and l.X for
each additional word
In the Cape colonies the toll is shilling
Tor 10 words. and sixpepce for each addi,
uonai five words OF part thereof.
In Roumania the toll is Is cent. ~,
word; in Siam, from Is cents to 1895 mar
word; In Switzerland, ~ cents per word.
In New Zealand messages are classified
a. urgent, ordinary and delayed, the rates
being. respectively. 9 shillings, 1 shilling
anu sixpence for 10 words, with a half
penny for each additional word.-Eleo-
trical Review
Order Of the Tall Hat.
Among the peoples at the back of Luke
leila. on the Upper Congo, there Is a Gus
tom that big chief in district on hay-
ing proved to the satisfaction Of tho A.
senbled chien that be il tho wealthiess
and. physically speaking, the stronrssA
e invested with the order Of tho TN
Bat. This resembles very much IT,
gtovepipe hat Of civilissd HE, ouly vffh-
The brim st the top, md 4 msds a
plsited dber.-Once : Week,
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At "a meeting Of the directors of the
Kcnnebec Central railroad held Monday
afternoon q, the office of the company the
contract for the erection of the depot al
the Randolph terminus of the line was
awarded to j, W. Lash of this city. The
structure is to be one story in height With
tower of the south west corner. The
main building is about 81 feet square with
two wings a; the southwest and northwest
corners, the former for the ticket office
and the latter for the bsgge room. On the
south side is the general waiting room
ltxs1 feet with an entrance on the front
platform and one upon the platform lead
ing to the street. North of this is the
gents room and smoking room combined
IL l-2I2i liz in dimension, and toils
70 oms for ladies' and gents. The gents
room is also connected by two doors with
the outside platforms. The designs were
made BY Mr.. +. E. Lewis and the building
will be a substantial one and . uea. ard
pretty one in point of design. Mr.. lash
will put on big crew Of men and will
have the building completed this week. The
directors have fixed the rates of Transports
ton at rs cts. single fare, 40 cts. round
trip. IL trips for $500 and 50 trips for
$50. A regular stopping place will be
established at the Chelses station and 6
lag station at Birmingham road. 1t il
thought the railroad viii be ready fol-
business by next week.
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Boston Market.

| RosroN. June 10.
| -ine Muhet Is uuii anu prioes Hcncrsiiy
io"tt' thouHh we MAKE NO changes IN our quota.
/ ""n>' .,
WcYao,e nnr and supcrhnc, ~ toaS so, extra and
sennas' ~ .sat 90, Minn baker clear aud straight
~ so"s ". Min'.r wn"a, gear and straisht.tt a.
40 w, winter pay, =. sss 30, spring patent, " ~
40 " io Wis AMI MINI
| tohNMhAi-ihe market Is active with priccs
| stcaay.
| W quote Choice kin dried at ~ ioa2 Is per
| oni, per nas ssaVe, anu Tor choice graduated,
" taas 70 per DOL.
| N"hN-we quote ht1h mixed WatSc; steamer
yeho" toa"vc, steamer, Haooc good no grade,
| WfSse on lois lower as To quality.
| XVI FLOUR Is sciiing In small lots at u 2SaS 10
P'i uui.
me anu z .ut ~ Tor cut;
| "ln, 40 white "a'"ie. new low grades, Sasdc.
hh,aN~SpItmI bran IN SACKS NJ eli Goals 80;
am s"waN w tof WINTER.
| ik"N ,s"Ns-i"e market continues quiet and
| marry s"auN
| ,nhh AND HNNs-
| We quote Long cuts, Wy 2aala 70. short cuts,
| " s an % pa,ks' w ooaA 10, lean ends,
tiS oo' lo'k tongues, VIZ %, mess. ttS 80, prime
| mess, S"W, extra prime, eli 30, butt pork,
| VI %, it'sh rins. &c. snnsaEcs, 10. bologna
| sausae,', mans, ioaiosc, small, Halle;
| smohsn Snou,'tr' oia,o. eofn'd, bA'; smoked
| ,'s' Wy, o'"e"S' pi'"hias' bacon, iiio, pressed
| mans, 's.. ,
| nhht EN,s pia.r ana extra FAMILY beef $50
| avs, pIatf ~ Nhs W, extra mess u 30, mess.
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Ahsolutalyt the Best.
will appear at the Opera House. Both Of
the attractions named above are under the
local management of Mr.. ]. NJ. Wall.

A notable society event here was the
marriage on the evening Of July Sd, of
Miss Louise L. Woodman of this town.
and Mr. Grant 5. Houghton Of New York
City. The ceremony vas performed at the
residence of the brides aunt, Mrs. Joanna
Gibson. OF Newhall street Rev. S. G.
Davis officiating. There were two brides
maids and two groomsmen, and while the
ceremony was being performed the con-
tracing parties stood upon q Carpet of
daisies. The bride was beautifully sttired
in white silk. the groom being in the con
ventional dress suit. There were many
guests and quite a number from out of
town, several being there from Portland.
The gifts were numerous, beautiful and
costly. Refreshments were served, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Houghton showered with
congratulations. They left for New York
Friday. to step at Portland on the way, and
reach their future home this morning. The
bride is one of Fsirteld's most estimable
young ladies, while the groom has fine
situation at the metropolis.
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The Lewiston Brigade Band of rs pieces,
will arrive here this forenoon. to accom-
pany st. Omer Commandery, X. T.. on
their excursion to Bangor and Islesboro.
at Elite Rink on Union street, and escort.
ed by the Band, march down Front to the
junction with Main, then up Main to the
Depot, where they will embark for Bangor
on the train which leaves here at 20, and
arrive in that city in season to join St.
Johns Commandery in . grand street pa
rade. The Bangor House will be their head
quarters, and there they will have supper,
a banquet coming on in the asylum of St.
Johns Commandery at later hour. To-
morrow morning all will embark upoa 4
steamer for Islesboro, where q grand clam
bake will be served at noon under the man
sgement of the genial James W. Withee,
formerly of this city, and who has in his
employ a man who knows all about clam
bakes that there is to be known. Return
ing. stop will be made at Bucksport.
where there will be street parade and
probably banquet. after which the steam
er will proceed to Bangor and the Water
vile Knights be brought to their homes by
a special train. If the day proves pleasant
it is thought that about ffty of the members
of st. Omer will join this excursion.
This evening Mr.. Appleton Webb will
start by the Pullman train for Pitt,burg,
Pa. with his ,rotters Present, Re.olute,
Moun;sineer and Appleton. Present is
entered for the ten races in the grand cir
cult, which commences at Pittsburg, July
2ist. and ends at the Mystic in Bostoa.
Sept. 18th. The other horse. will be
entered from time to time in different races
and We expect they will all make a good
showing. Present is . selding. eight years
old. in color bay with four white feet; he
stands is hands high, and weighs IIoO lbs.
He vas bought just = year ago by Mr..
Webb Of Mr.. Rodney Jones of Fairfield Ger
ter, by whom he was bed. and who is noted
among bossemen q An extra fine breeder.
Last year in the third hest of . race at
Mystic, Present trotted full mile in 2.e4.
aad the last quarter in IS seconds. or . 20
gait. He 10 nov in fine condition and much
il expected Of him in the races for which
he is entered Mr.. webb's horses will be
transported in. one Of the Burton horse
cars, sometimes called palace cars, and il
vas sent here from Chicago for his special
use. II has . carrying capacity for sixteen
horses, bat ii has been especially arranged
10. the four that are to occupy ii for the
present. These cars are provided with sir
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-08

Blobson-lIow did the baseball game
come out,
Dumpsey Oh, ! forget Somewhere
about forty to nothing in favor of the
Athletics.
Blobson-That's kind of rough esti-
mate isn't it,
Dumpsey-Well. yes; rather rough on
the other nine.-Burlington Free Press.
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Obituary,

The death of Mrs. Barbara Rideou,-
which occurred June %. caused wave of
sadness TO spread over large circle OF
friends In this city Mrs. Rideout wss
born In the town of Windham. AT the
early age Of seventeen. she became a
teacher, which vocation she followed sue.
cessfuiiy for twelve years. Coming to Al
gusta ffty-t~o years ago. ss a bride, she
and her husband BEGAN married life upon a
we'll known Augusta farm. Heaven blessed
them With six children; two Of which, with
the husband have long been dead; losing
Que son in the civil War. Moving to this
city twenty years ago. she has sitce lived
~t,h her son and daughter. Ten years
ago she vac stricken down with paralysis
aud remained mary days in 4 critical state
Partially recovering from the shock. she
has since been eou6nsd mostly TO her
room. During these years of wearness
and pain. she has struggled on, ustering no
words Of complaint, hut doing all in her
power to make happy those around her.
II vas her motto, to return good for evil
II anyone q 4 her an injury she sought the
earliest opportunity to 90 them 4 faver
had no enemies.
10 comfort her. but with her unseifishness.
sne grieved only for the loneliness Of those
whom she would leave behind, herself
trusting in the Father. ready to join the
dear ones who had passed on before her.
Notwithstanding her Affections. she took a
great interest in the schools. Watching over
the welfare Of those being educated, assist
ing them ia their studies, and aiming to
quicken thought ard to stir the aspirations
and emolscns. To the sorro~iag. her
vcrds we're ready and comforting. Her
life vas qu'et, but tiiied to the ofim With
buoy activity. She iAhored and sacrificed
all for shose xhom she loved. She often
boosted Of her Scottish descent and by
tAcse Who beet knew her; the character
isucs Of that people we're noticed, unseffish-
nsss being the Wost marked feature. Grad
naliy her strength ebhed away and on June
81. she peacefully passed TO The spirit land
vithessa suapgie uhils citing in her chair
q - sge ef eI0hty 90 year.. Her death
= nsus1sd By large circle Of friends Tho
syupathiae vish the heseaved family in the
less q : Devoted neither.
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brakes. asd sre attached 70 any train the
anne - passenger CARS Mr.. Henry A.
Chapuass The s1serissendsnt Of Ar. APP
pleAa,s sock farm. has The care Of these
vsiuable horses On de TRIP they are about
70 take. snd Mr.. George ". Blair sill Dive
them in the RACES. The car uill 20 along
on the sane tra;a win Mr.. Webb, Ths
horses for the past usek have been 1t the
Stables Of Mr. Geo. 4. Alden 90 Railroad
Square.
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Cleverton-l am seriously contemplating
the ACCESSIBILITY of getting my meals at 4
restaurant, How much did it cost you
when you tried it last year,
Dashaway-l.et me see. II remember
rightly my restaurant bill was about lifteer
dollars week. ! expended on my break
fast fifty cents; my lunch averaged sew
enty-f five cents, and my dinner amounted
to dollar and half,
Clcverton casting up)-i,ut, my dear fel
low, that is over nineteen dollars week.
Dashaway-1'rue. But every other even
ing dined with ia friend. -iiarper's Bazaar
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BY TELEGRAPH.
A Brave Irish Dragon Joins Our
Army,

New YORK, July Thomas Conner, a
Sergeant in the Eighteenth Royal Irish
Dragons. arrived here yesterday on the
National Line steamship The Queen. Three
weeks ago he deserted from the British
service. Upon arriving here he enlisted in
the United States Army. lie has served in
the African and Soudan wars and bears
medals for bravery in both wars. 1t vas
minated that Sergt Connor's gsllsntry in
Dublin caused the trouble which led him
to desert.
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Ticouic Falls, when be lost control Of the
craft and was carried over. The boat
struck upon rock and was split 10 two,
but the man chung to one of the pieces and
was finally rescued. Ii was close call /;
the man shoulI thank his stars that he got
out Of the scrape alive, and keep out OF
boats hereafter.
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An unfortunate occurrence which hap
pened to Mr.. Takers fast colt Pilot Vic
tor, rendered it impossible for Mr.. Tasker
to trot him at he races at Augusta. A few
days ago the horse became chafed on the
ankle and red bandage was put on, the
eoloripg matter in which induced blood
poisoning to such an extent Is to make the
horse very lame and unable to trot Asyet
no alarming symptoms have set in and Mr.
rasker hopes to get the horse through all
right, although it is quite bad case Of
Doisoniop
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SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

The Ocean House at Old Orchard has
been leased by w. z. Powers Of Boston.
Mrs. Minnie Nevcomb Of Monroe. took
paris green Saturday morning and died
Saturday At ii o'elsck p. NJ. The cause
Of the act was sickness which affected the
brain.
A barn belonging to Charles Jackm,n Of
Mt Vernon containing one horse. one rid
ing wagon. harnesses, cart and farming
tools vas burned Sunday morning 1t two
o'clock A. N. Insured for about 500.
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Kennebec Valley Camp Meetings

The managers of the Kennebec Valley
Camp Meeting Association have made pre-
lminary arrangements for q series of thre e
meetings to be held on the beautiful
grounds of the association ia Richmond,
Dresden station. NJ. C. Il. r., com
mcncing Saturday, August 26. This first
meeting is to be Salvation Army meeting
under charge of Mai. Sulley, commando r
of the work in Maine and New Hampshire.
rhe District Camp Meeting will commence
MONDAY. August 4, under direction of W.
$. Jones. Preceding Elder of the Portland
District. Following this, aud eommencipe
Monday, August II, Assembly Week
viii opep. to be under the general diree
ton of Rev II. r. Foss NJ Ualloveu
The frat session of the weeks meetings
will be held Monday evening. Aurust II
with brief introduc,orv nlatform aadressa,
BY Mr.. Foss and other sneakers. Follow
ing i, the programme for the week.
Tuesday. Ang t2-Sundav School D,v
Addresses will he given nv M r u.a.
lock of Bruusw;ck N r Wh;tstsr u
ID of Portland Rev i g Williamson
NJ Any,,,a and Row csor,e NJ uoua
If Leu;.top Mia. A,ica Dor,,..
,f B,tb will eondpct tho .e,v;cs. Of ,ha
Children. Hon, NJ, + g rv.,o., =.
p,-,,.,a has hoo, ;,v;,as ,o ,.L. o,. 80
"s' "
the specisty OF superintendent work
Rev. J. +. Clymer will conduct the ser
vices At Teachers Hour. Rev. Ira G. Ros,
~ ,,,u.,. wi,l o;vo nm .d,,a. 90 ,ha
go '" '"e
ehuareh; iohowihg which dov. Bnrleigh
has been invited to give short address AM
nresent ..souvenir csrd.- of tho occa.;o,
IL. aA;,,- J. ....,
" .ie '"''tie" 4" "''e"u"nee'
wednesday, Aug. l3-foung Peoples
Day. A reunion of all young peoples So
c;s,;e. Aad,e.se. IN be m.do hv Row w
L. maven Oh boston VIVA heV. w. r. odei'
of Maiden. Mass, representing the Ep-
worth League: Rev. r. l.. Green of the
pson,.,. Cbr,ch p,.,o, and Rsv NJ
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High Priced Doctor-You are now con-
valescent, and all you need il exercise.
You should walk ten, twenty, thirty miles
day, Sir but your walking should have
an object.
Paticut-All right, doctor. I'll travel
around trying to borrow enough to pay
your bill.-New York Weekly.
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Accidentally Killed His Brother

New YORK, July Chester Ray, 4
colored lad eight years old, died at Roose
welt Hospital, Saturday night, from the eff
fects of a pistol shot wound Inflicted acci.
dentsliy by his brother, Augus,in. on July
l. The latter was unloading 3S.calibre
revolver in the yard of his home, No. 3li
West Fiftyfourth street, when it went off
The bullet entered his brothers right side
Augustln, who is 20 years old, is under ar
rpst
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DR.. Bahbiis has an announcement Of his
visit to Gardiner. In this issue Of the Jour
nal. lie has opened an Office for the pres
ent week at the Evans House, where he
can be consulted. He has had Hne sacces,
in his practice As an ocuilss, and already
has large practice in this city, where be
has alwaYs given satisfaetion.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-08
sKoWHEcANLoCAls

The thres-year-old son of Reuel Malleon.
Of Skoshegan. came very near ending it,
days by drinking ths water from poison
fy-paper. Sunday. The paper had been
prepared in the usual manner with sugar
aud water to nske it tempAps for the dies.
and the youuester vas after the sugar, re-
gxrdless of consequences. At latest re-
ports he vas In fair way TO recover.