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The Portland daily press., 1891-05-22
U. 8. CIRCUIT COURT.
BEFORE JUDGE MEpB.

N- 'SH
THURsDAY-Fritz III. Jordan libel VS.. B.
$50 bushels of potatoes.
Bird, Thompson.
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hen Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria
9hen she was a Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria
When she had Children. she gave them Castoria
dec11 eodSrw1v
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COPARTNERsnIP NOTICES.
MILLIKEN & CO.

THE undersigned have this day formed a Co
IL partnership under the name and style Of Nil
ken Co., for the purpose Of carrying on gem
eral commission and brokerage business at the
premises 169 TO 1876 Commercial street.
GEORGE MILLIKEN,
formerly OF w. Il q. X. MIlliken,
February 1. 1891. ieb5dtf
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my friend, look here! you know how
weak and nervous your wife is, and you know
hat Carriers Iron Pills will relieve her, now why
not be fair about it and buy her boxq
maylS dR,wiu
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: aDyFRTIsEmENTs ToDAS

nRw ADyERTIsEmENTs TO-DAY
ADJUSTMENTS.
Wheel club minstrels
FOURTH PAGE.
,sorr,noton Bros. 542 Congress street.
nwen. Moor & Co.
state of Maine.
RTEinson House Furnishing Co.
Rooms to let-Mrs. Hatch.
Special meeting-Maine commercial travellers.
Proposals for subsistence.
Wanted-Mrs. Palmer's office.
For sale-H0use at White Rock,
Information wanted-Z. K. Harmon.
Lost Blackstone ring.
Wanted-Protestant girl.
Wanted-Night Waterman.
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The annual class day exercises i'll be held
in ALI Souls church, Deering, today, COM
mencing at 2 p. m. This will be the pro-
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Beecham's Pills cure bilious and nervous ills.

Silver ware for Index Soap ,vrappers.
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Jed Prouty" drew another large and well
Pleased audience at City Hall last evening,
Fanchon" will be given by Lothrop's
rort'and stock company next week.
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Cox, a journeyman halter. .......Mr. Ilsley Moves
Box. a iourneyman printer. f. f. Talbot
Sergeant Bouncer, their landlord. ............
L L..
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8nnnI asakittn a1n,nnrr.
got another one with the same inscrip-

got another one with the same inscrip-
ton
There was waving of handkerchiefs
and of hands, and as the train moved off
round OF cheers echoed across the val
ley. IN which could be distinguished
feminine altos and sopranos mingled
with the tenor and basso notes OF the
male members Of the party.
THE GUESTS.
The list Of invited guests was very long,
many of them residing III Eastern cities
and few even iii Europe. y large number
OF those whose names are mentioned be-
low were present:
Mr.. and Mrs. J. \. Fillmore, Mrs.
Theresa Fair. MIR. and Mrs. Horace Hill,
MI and Mrs. &. L. Steele, Major ana
Mrs. Z. II. Burton, JUDGE and Mrs. J. +.
Finn. Dr. and Mrs. c. IS. Currier Judge
ana Mrs. j. Hunt, Colonel ana Mrs. j. T..
Jackson, Mr.. and Mrs. j. X. W ilson, Mr.
and Mrs. A. f. Townc, ISIS i. burden,
General John Frisbie and family of
Mexico, Sir sidney and Mrs. WaterloW
Of London, Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Ford,
Mr.. and Mrs. Drury Melone, Colonel and
Mrs. IhCmaS Ewing Of Washington, Mr..
and hirs. y. d. Holman, Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. Z. Walker OF Los Angeles, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Il. Platter, Rev. Ilr. and Mrs.
Charles RarroWS, Mass, Colonel aagcr,
Miss Haser, Judge and Mrs. John Tar
klngtOn, DR.. and Mrs. Bartlett, Mr.. and
Mrs. ovid jameson of Rhode Island,
Congressman and Mrs. Oscar Ilapham OF
Rhode Island, Mr.. and Mrs. John Con-
ness. Mr.. and Mrs. Dana w. Brown,
Master Stuart Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. g.
II. Goodman, Mir. and Mrs. Il. Z. Good
lnan, Mr.. aad Mrs. Harvey Goodman,
Rev. and Mrs. Richard Wylie, Mr.. and
Airs. Williamson F'ennel, Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. Miner, Mr.. ard Mrs. II. g. Chase,
NJ hJr i,pr+ r.
Mrs. w BoggS, Mr.. ana Mrs. Comps,
Captain and Mrs. NebauIu, Or Z. ShuIt-
lei, hlr. and Mrs. otham i10wland, !.
l.. Eousman, Iaior and Mrs. JAS. Lord,
!. NJ. Quay, MIR. and Mrs. J. D. FRY, Jr.,
s. d. Brastow, Colonel and Mrs. J. D.
Fry, +. We'll, Mr.. and Mrs j. Matthieu,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Fry, Mrs. S.
Reamer, MIR. and Mrs. ". II. Mills, Mrs.
+. Davies, Miss Davies, Air. and Mrs. J.
II. Jewett, Mrs W. Buriing, Mrs. A. $.
Langstroth, Z. Cahill, Mrs. G. Hyde,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. l.. Lyle, Dr. and Mrs.
.. 0. Burgess, Dr.. and Mrs. Bucllnall, S.
p. Young, Mr.. and Mrs. c. O'Connor,
and Mrs. L. Pixley, Mr. ana Mrs. w.
Wood. Judge and Mrs. Andros, Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Estee. Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ
4erington of Nevada, Judge and Mrs.
Hawley, Senator and Mrs. j. 2. Jones
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Wilson, Judge and
Mrs. stephen j. Field, W Washington, DC,
Ex-Governor Booth and Mr.. and Mrs. A.
i. Upson, MIR. and Mrs. a. l.. Booth,
Mr.. and Mrs. Requa, Miss N. Mcclure,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Valentine, Mr. and Mrs.
w. Morris, Mr.. and Mrs. Wadsworth,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ramon +. Wilson,
Senator and Mrs. II. G. Gesford of Napa,
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Glover, MIR. and
Mrs. j. Valentine, Thomas z. Stoney,
w. w. Morrow, Mrs. Phillip Caduc, Mrs
c. 4. Lux, Mr. and Mrs. NJ. H. de
Young, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Grayson,
\. Z. White, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Mayne, Mr. and Mrs. T. II. Goodman.
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Lend Your Constitution a Hand.

Constitutions are much alike, and in
nine-tenths of us the same causes pro-
duce the same effects. Vertigo, dizziness,
or pain of any kind, excepting that of an
injury, can come only when there is in
our bodies some impurity of the blood
which we have not sufficient vitality to
throw off without help. Therefore, the
proper thing to do is to get Immediately
the necessary help. No aid is so effective
as BRANDRETH's PILLS. When you feel
these ills coming on take from three to
ten of these pills, according to your
weight, and be relieved at once. Never
put off the feeling by thinking you viii
soon be over it. Take the pills and do
not rack the constitution.
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Ipr ule.

EfQR SALE OR TRADE FOR HAY or
4 Il hafley at market prices. Domestic. White
" necief & Wilson or any other seV.inG mo =
Gnlhe ;a III market, at TELEGRAPH STABI,iG
- : = lee., je6-6t%
E0R sALE-A FAMILY CARRTAGE
A horse; one week's trial before purchasing
INQUIRE ~ or address ". ii. GKISWOLD. Inter
national Hotel. in5 - 1tS ~ ! ,
TOR SALE-THE STOCK or DRT-CC
IL soda fountain good will and lease nj d,,-9
store ana hXtures, ON reasonable terms EoT
particulars apply to MILLS d HAWK 30I
street, sacramento, Cal. te5-6t
EOR SALE-A SPAN OF YOUNG SOTrTD
4 ofalt horses, harness and wagon AnnILr
at corner Ihlrueth and * streets iej-lEtE
EoR SALE CHEAP-ON ACCOUNT or
a owner leaving State; 16O acres now i'm
W-d1st ana 80 acres in sulnmer-tallow, at
" " t1snrS q ILS St;ttion. Apply to STEPHENSON q
HARTMAN, 1907 Fourth street je2-Iw
TOR SALE AT A Low PRICE, en-
4 acres improved land in FL Dorado Connie
known as ''Fourteen-Mile House" frontiSy,,,
halt-Iaile on Placerville wagon road two
miles Niles Irom Sportsman's Hall, specially
adapted for fruit; well tlnbered and watered'.
title perfect. Apply to s. b. smith 81 I
street, Sacramento. myS3-tf
EOR SALE-THE WHOLE OR A HALE
Il interest IN the international Hotel Sacra-
tnento laI., with a long lease. Address ". a
CASWE ELL. ~, IN -
E'OR SALE-ONE OF THE FINEST Am
4 largest saloons in the city: extra faniIv
entrance; best location; stock and lease. ir
quire at this office.
E7OR SALE OR TO RENT ON LEA AsII-TFN
l. acTes OF potion land, one mile below
" 2shlngton, 4oio County; if SOLD will take
siqa4 payment down. Apply to EDWIN X.
ABSIP & CO., Real Estate and Tnenrnnnn
Agents, l01 ) Fourth street
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r RSO y a l. Or -MATRlMONIAL- = a
[ seIfsupporting young English lady wish
ing to have home in California, would like
to correspond with an honorable gentleman of
good disposition and fond of music Object.
marriage. Address MUSIC TEAC CHER. 7O4
Eighth Avenue, New York City, box 2I0.
Letters and photo. will be returned il desired.
No trifiing tolerated. Iny29-Sf
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"a FERRY -GO-ROUND F0R5 SALE OR En-
M change; in perfect order; one. OF the best
made; only run one season; T ason for sale.
parties engaged in other business; will be sold
tor one-haf cost price. Apply TO KELSER &
ENOCHS, Wheatland, Cal. ie3-2w
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Snst-1ol.un.

EoUND-AT THE CALIFORNIAN PICNIC
i purse with money. Prove ,,ro,,nrt,- 90 ~,
pay, for ad. Il. IL. CHAPMAN, ianitoT l. O.
.. +. Temple ffx T. -
oST-A BLACK HORSE. > YEARS OLD
~ any person giving information viii be re-
Mafded Adore S DIR. j. II. SHIRLEY.
-ooiil ! . rostoihce building. lt*
oST-A REWARD WILL BE PAID FCD.
- information which will lead to the rre
coNery OF white and brown pointer ann
slFayed rom 1918 |. street, May %, 1881.
jei-At*l
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DEWARD $50 REWARD PAID FOR
III conviction or information that will lead
to conviction of parties stealing this paper
from doors OF subscribers. mVg-ff
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VSOR SALE CHEAP-STX GOOD HORSES
L Apply at UNION BREWERY, Twentieth
and O Streets
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IIRST-CLASS BOARD AND ROOMS FOR
Il two gentlemen and wives or single gentle
men In private family; fine grounds and
able. Address d, this Office ie2-6t*
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NOTICE = BUTCHERS AND GROCERY
IN men--I nave two new stores corner Thir-
teenth and +, which will give rent free for
neighborfood needs those stores very badly
Also, d rooms and bath over each store all
new, TO rent. Apply 70 MRS. A, GLEEMAN,
Brown House, Fourth and X ie,-tf
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ry0 = NJ ISTREEf-FRIVATE BOARD WITH
40 or without rooms; also furnished or
unIurnishea rooms for Housekeeping je2-5t&
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Mleettttn 3flutfrrH.

CPECIAL MEETING OF TTFH4M9
~ Lodge, No, 3, +. and A. NJ, THIS "a
!,1donaay2 EVENING, at o'clock. " *
master Masons cordially invited wv
1e1 c. n. NELSON. w. NJ
4 MEETING OF THE CANVASBACK
n 4 \ Gun Cub will be held at 7:3O O'Clock
~ tsDAY EVENING at the store of Locke
x LaYenson. iaSSt
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YT1HE NEWS OF THE WORLD IS CON
j tanned in the WEEKLY UNION.
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cEND THE WEEKLY UNION TO YOUR
y friends in the East.
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NEW CAR
INi riages just from the fac
tory. No mother need carry
her baby when she can buy
a carriage on installnlents or
cheap for cash. Our styles
are the handsomest in the
market. Our prices are the
lowest. See our new styles,
quality and prices before
buying elsewhere. MEL
WINS, us K st. my17tf
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FTyHE NEWS OF THE WORLD Is CON-
tanned in the WEEKLY UNION.
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OTHER FEATURES.


she displayed remarkable ability as a
dramatic reader, and so determined was
the demand for an encore that the lady
could not refuse. She responded with the
rendition of AN Incomplete Revela-
ton for which she was applauded to
the echo.
a dancing platform had been pro-
vided, and the band struck up Virginia
reel. MIR. and Mrs. Brown, the host and
hostess, were among the first to
respond, and set was soon formed
The ladies We're Mrs. Brown. Mrs.
Jotham Rowland, Mrs. Drury Melone.
Mrs Richard Wylie, Mrs. Homer :.
Jackson. The gentlemen were Messrs.
Smith Brown, j. II. Rowland, Drury
Melone, - Sheldon, Colonel Jackson, w.
+. Browne, j. L. Jewett and Dana w.
Brown.
There were none of the dancers more
sprightly than Mr.. and Mrs. Smith
Brown, and they could give some of the
chorean art
The sun was now nearing the hilltops
of the Coast Range, and the shadows of
the old oaks-under whose branches
there had been SO much of festivity dur
ing the afternoon-had begun to lengthen,
warning the guests that the hour of de-
parture was drawing near.
Then there was renewal of congratu-
lations to the host and hostess and warm
and earnest wishes expressed that they
might live to celebrate their centennial
wedding anniversary. The whistle of the
locomotive interrupted the handshaking
and fond adie1s. and the guests hastened
to the train, accompanied by the MEM
bers of the family and a few friends who
were to prolong their stay. just before
leaving the house George T.. Goodman,
Jr., of Napa presented Mrs. Brown with
pure Napa brick with gilt-edged letters,
asserting "You are brick.n Mr.. Brown
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EOR SALE-A FAMILY CAPPT,r,I5
A. Horse; one weeks trial before nIIrchaSi
inquire or address W. ii. GKISWOLD mtrr
Hotel y ~ - ~ ~ /
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G5r,trral 5ltuttrrH.

4 ny PERSON DESIRING TO SUR
"a scribe for stock IL the Carazel del Norte
Mexican Mining Company can do so by an
p!ying at 1927 Tenth slreet ie 81
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Money to Loan.
?. BOIL. E. A. CROUCH.

A ND IN A DESIRABLE LOCATION
"A Eiye-room Cottage, lot 4oxl6O, with
@ @siilalL pafn, situated on the north side OF NJ
street, between Nineteenth and Twentieth on
line OF electric road. THIS PLACE WfIT,
BE SOLD VERY CHEAP
Call at my Office and let me take you TO ex-
anime this property.
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC-ON JUNE 9TH
~ all cars on X and II streets will run to
EIst Park direct. ie5-3t*
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AS shore from shore of seas apart;
But, broad as plains and mountains are,
Nor they nor years have power to mar
Ine first fond pictures OF the heart
1nwoven deep, through smiles and tears;
And so, TO crown these golden years
With ciasping hands, and eager feet,
And silent thoughts, so deep and strong
Ihey may not find expression meet,
For each heart hath a mystic beat.
beyond the yoicing power of song
From life's great school-from work and
play,
We children have come home to-day
To meet each other 1hus-to call
lnose childhood names, end hear our own
from lips which gave them; more than all
10 hnd no shadow OF Il pail
Across the threshold OF our home
SiNcS such pure JOY, 1t seemeth strange
il this full world OF ruthless change.
And half Il century hath shown
Of altar vows the truth and worth;
Inc oid-tlme weddin2-lIng hath grown
Unto that precious golden crown
Which few have live to wear on earth;
And yet, which sends its hopeful rays
Far flashing through the coming days.
These days must haply bring US pain,
But memories of The pleasant Last
And lrncSt hope, That once again
We all may meet at Home, SuStainS
Our iaith-;lnd shall, unto the last;
FOR Father, Mother Home aad Love,
are precious names; earth caught them
from above
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CONGRATULATIONS. !"

w. +. Brown of San Francisco was
called upon for a response to the senti-
ment, Congratulations ofthe Company"
which he embodied in the following lines:
To Eschol go Where genial Brown abides-
Where Napa River thTO the valley gl:des
And seek peaceful entrance at the gates
Wherea warm welcome every guj st q waits
To him and TO his cherished vile imra.t
The iendliest wishes OF Il friendly heart:
For fifty years their marriage life has run:
The aUtumnOf their eGded bliss appears
Sweet as the spring and summer OF their
yeirS.
May, then, their winter skies be clear and
bright,
With less OF shadow, and with more of light;
While ever in their west shall come anu go
The lovely radiance of the afIer-glow.
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I'oIR sALE-A SPAN OF YOUNG. SOUND
4 ofalt horSes, harness and wagon. ADnIv
at corner Ihirtieth and X streets. ies-l3tE'
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ENOR SALE-THE WHOLE OR Hale
Il interest in the international Hotcl. Sarra-
lnento, Cal, with a long lease. Address W a
80 W 11tL14. nlV2l-tf
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E'Qtt SALkTONE OF THE FINEST AND
L largest saloons in the city. eytra faIniIrJ
entrance; best location; stock and lease. It
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-12-02
For DARIEN, BRUNSWICK

And Intermediate Points STR. BELLEVUE
Leaving Savannah Tuesdays and Fridays at
p. NJ. returning, leave Brunswick Wednesdays
and Saturdays P. NJ; leave Darien Wednesdays
and Saturdays p. M; arrive Savannah Thurs
days and Sundays A. n. For any informa-
ton apply to w. T. GIBSON, Manager. Ethel's
Wharf
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FLORIDA.

Rufus A. Russell has retired from the
business management of the Jacksonville
Standard.
w. J. Drumwright of Sarasota has just
received returns for eight boxes Of Sicily
lemons. which brought SO per box.
The annual meeting OF the Florida Press
Association will be held in Quincy on the
second Wednesday in January next
j. w. Walker g. Sons of Orlando sold
$4,000 worth of orange trees last week Co
Pomona, Cal. They are packing and ship
ping them this week.
An immense amount of cotton seed is be-
ing imported to Gadsden county to be used
for fertilizing Much of this seed is pur-
Q ased in jefferson aud Madison coun-
ties.
J. II. Simpson left Manatee last week to
visit the emtreme southern coast of Florida
IN the interests of the botanical branch of
the U nited States department of agriculture.
He will push his explorations as far into the
everglades as possible.
A noticeable fact at Braidentown is the
number of silver dimes and half dimes in
circulation. 1t appears that some time
ago the Cubaus purchased two car
goes of cattle at the rate of $50 a piece,
and made the entire payment in these
coins.
Surveyors who have been inspecting the
route from Klssimmee TO Jupiter for tele-
graph line to connect there with q cable to
the Bahama Islands, thence to England, re-
turned day or two ago, and report that
work will be commenced at once construct
ing the line, which Is to be finished in fifteen
daya
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MONTGOMERY. where he was tried Mr..
Mohr was asked if he addressed and mailed
the letter he replied that he did. "W hats
| in that leiterp asked the United States at
| torney. Ny Drlvats business affairs"
was the reply. 'Will you please open this
| pied Mr.. Mohr. 81 know what's in 1t aud
/ | don't want to open it." The Judge
/ and attorney then conferred together
! for some time, the upshot of it being that
the case was dismissed. Mr.. Mohr then
collected his mileage, which left him about
SIS ahead and returned 70 Opelika. The
letter. with the ticket in it, was sent to the
postoffice department at Washington and
there it is yet Mr.. MOhr has employed a
lawyer there to look after the matter. His
attorney wrote him, few days ago, that be
would soon have the matter settled, and
that the money would be forthcoming.
Gainesville Courdnt- A merIcdn: Thomas
Johnson and Hennegan Bialock Of Adairs-
vile passed through Cartersville last Satur-
day, returning from prospecting tour IN
Paulding county, where they had located
several gold leads. Mr.. Blalock has an
Instrument, or indicator, which will work
anywhere within fifty yards Of the precious
metal. When suspended from the hand by
a wire the indicator will swing backward
and for ward in the direction of the metal,
and when Immediately over 1t will
swing around In a circle. Mr.. Blalock was
requested TO show the Characterization
how it would work. and was told that How
ards bank was near by, but was not given
the direction. He held his indicator down,
and in few seconds il was seen swinging
toward the vaults of the bank. While in
this motion a silver dollar was placed on the
floor Immediately beneath the Indicator
and the motion was soon changed to a
circle, swinging around. Mr.. Blalock told Of
an instance at his home near Adairsville not
long sinos, which thoroughly tested his in
dicator AEentleman who had little faith
In the indicator proposed to hide $25 in
gold in the Woodl near by, and IL Mr..
Blalock could find 1t he could have the
money. The money was hid out some dis
lance from the house and when the gentle-
man returned Mr.. Blalock commenced his
search. The indicator began to move soon
step It's motion grew stronger, until within
few feet of the place where the money
was hid. when its owner made a
rush aud recovered his gold and
declined 20 deliver it to MIR. Blalock. He
was satisfied that the indicator would work.
The land upon which the gold was located
Is in Paulding county, and is owned by AL
fred johnson, a brother OF DR.. Thomas
johnson. DIR. johnson informs us that
gold was found in paying quantities at the
place before the war, but no effort has been
made 10 rec open the mines since. He in
tends to begin work soon, and will make
thorough test of the value OF the fad. The
place is about two miles west of Carriers
vile.
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WALKS THAT MOVE ON WHEELS.
Inventor Schmidt's Plan Tried at Jack
son Park
From the Chicago Tribune

From the Chicago Tribune.
The time is nearly at hand, 30 it Is said,
when the Chicago business man can step out
on the sidewalk in front OF his South Side
residence, pause a few moments for a morn
ing chat with an acquaintance, and then
step into the entrance of his downtown
place of business. Max E. Schmidt, the
inventor OF the new movable sidew walk, is
authority for the statement. To prove the
practicability of his statement and inven-
ton he invited $50 business men and engi-
neering experts to go to jackson park on a
special Illinois Central train yesterday
afternoon and watch the operation of
sample circuit of the sidewalk which is
being operated there.
The invention consists of an elevated
series Of continuous sidewalks, parallel and
level and so arranged that the first moves
at a slow rate of speed, aud each successive
one at speed double that of the preceding.
This is accomplished by applying the law
of mechanics that the circumference Of a
wheel moves at twice the velocity OF its
axle. Tho frat moving walk extends out
from the axles of truck wheels which move
upon q fixed trace. Beneath the
second platform are flexible steel tracks
which fit upon the circumference Of the
Q st wheels and cause the platform to move
toward at twice the rate of speed Us that
A.tained by the platform fixed to the axles.
The series may be increased by further APP
plication Of the principle. The motive
force Is supplied by electric motors attached
to the trucks and situated several hundred
feet apart, The electric current Is supplied
by the ordinary power dynamo.
The plan Of the invention is to elevate
the walks above the surface of the street
after the fashion OF the ordinary elevated
railroad. The weight, however, is reduced
to a minimum, and the entire structure, it
is claimed, can be supported by single
series of steel posts. The stairways to the
walk ara placed at short intervals in the
block, and an automatic fare collector at
the foot OF each approach does away with
the regular conductor. Once upon the sta
ttonary platform extending along the entire
side of the walk the passenger can step
upon the slowly moving walk, thence upon
the next, and finally upon the third, which,
according 30 the present calculation, will
move constantly at the rate of nine miles
| an hour.
The sample walk now In operation at the
worlds fair grounds is 900 feet in length
and extends in q circle. 1t has been built
| with view TO obtain g permit from the
worlds fair directors for the operation Of O
walk three and one-half miles long and ex-
tending entirely around the grounds during
the tair.
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The TalIeSt Wheel in The World

Have you seen itg 1t stands 75 feet from the
ground TO the top of the rim. 1t was made for
Q special purpose, and can be seen for the next
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-12-02
Compagnie Generate IransatantIque
French Line to HaWe.

DETwEEN New York and Havre, from pier
ID No. AZ, n. R., foot of Morton street Tray
elers by this line avoid both transit by English
railway and the discomfort of crossing the
channel In q small boat. Special tram leaving
the company's dock at Havre direct for Paris
on arrival of steamers. Baggage checked at
New York through to Paris.
LA CHAMPAGNE, BOYER, SATURDAY, Dec
8, $50 Am
LA BRETAGNE. COLLIER, SATURDAY, Dec.
IL. 1890 p. M.
LA BOURGOGNE, LEBoEuF, SATURDAY, Dec.
10. $3.50 A. NJ.
PRICE OF PASSAGE Gncluding wine):
TO HAVRE-First Cabin, from $50 to $3.50,
according to location Second Cabin S6O Steer
age from New York 70 Havre S24 81 Storage
from New York to Paris S27 so, including wine,
bedding and utensils.
A. FORGET, General Agent, Bowling Green,
foot of Broadway New York.
Orr. W. HUNT, ESQ, 20 Bull street. MEssRs.
Agents