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Smyrna times., 1891-11-25
Maryland Items.

Large tracts of land in WicOmicO can
be bought for less than ten dollars an acre.
A 'possum got in Editor Aker's cellar,
in Queenstown, and havoeked his wife S
jellies and preserves.
Thousands of peach trees in Kent county
have been marked FOR uprOOting this
winter because they are affected with the
yellOws.
A building boom seems to have struck
ParsOnburg and Delmar, two villages not
many miles from Salisbury. All the car
penters are busy.
The next Legislature Of the State of
Maryland will consist of l03 Democrats,
fourteen Republicans and three FusiOnists.
Mr.. J. w. Smith, of Crisfeld. had eigh-
teen OpOssums cOrraled, but the other night
the 'pOssums all escaped and took parting
revenge upon their captOr by eating up all
his chickens on their way home to the
woods.
An EzktOn Blaze -Four frame houses
owned by W. b. Heatzig, in Elkton
Md, were destroyed by fire on Saturday
night through the explosion of lamp in
the hands of colored girl in the employ of
Rufus d. BOland.
The flow of gas from the wells at Parson-
burg, still continues with the same pressure
as when first discovered. There are now
three wells, which furnish fuel for heating
many houses in the village, also for cook
ing purposes.
The case of William and Ernest Dyker,
charged with seriously cutting +. A. Grier
George Webb, and Samuel Hall, Of Sauls-
bury, was tried before Police Justice Trad
er. The accused we're fined $25 and costs,
in all amounting to 1864.
The new board of managers Of the Cecil
| County Agricultural Society, held meet
ing at Elkton on Wednesday, November
18th. The following officers were elected
| President, George 3. WOOley: vice presi-
Partridge and treasurer, George A,
Blake.
SDlasher-JOhns Wedding. Miss Carrie
Johns, daughter Of the late Arthur Johns,
Of Sassafras, Md, was married to Mr.. Jas
I.Smasher, Of Philadelphia, att o clockW
nesday night: The ceremony was perform
ed by Rev. Thomas Mckay, pastor Of Chris
Church. The bride was attired in white
silk. Miss Emma Johns. sister to tn
bride, acted as bridesmaid, and Mr.. r
Thomas Clayton, Of Middletown, was tn
grOOm's best man.
Since April last 1853 carloads Of came,
goods have been shipped from Greensbor
, ough station. This does not represent one
third of the OUTPUT of the four cannin
} firms. A. B. Roe, who has sent out 80 car
loads, has thus far been the largest shippe
} by rail. Messrs. Satterfeld and Truitt
/ each have shipped largely by water. Tn
) freights alone on the fruit already shippe
( by rail, will aggregate not less than $500
: to the railroad company.
Farmer Buncoed. Stephen Walton,
|, well-known Cecil county farmer, Il is r
! | ported, has been buncoed by a BaltimOI
I man. Mr.. Walton answered an advertise
ment offering to exchange city property f
I, country property. -Four houses wei
offered him for his farm property. He q
cepted and made the transfer without o.
? aiming the deed for the city property.
: now turned out that the four houses we
heavily mOrtgaged and not worth anythiI
like what was claimed. Mr.. Walton
s farm and personal property. all Of Whit
J. were transferred, is worth about $1,000.
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Baltimore & Ohio r. R.
schedule in effect June Is, 1891.

TRAINS LEAVE DELAWARE AVE. DEPOT,
EAST BOUND.
EXREss TRAINS.
New York, daily, % 0S, ~ TO- " 4S, 80 Sc, a. m
sl2 "a. p IS, % 38, - Al, $l1 % p. m.
Boston, IS 3S D. M daily, with Pullman buffet
sleeping GAYS, running through TO Boston, with
out change, via POughkeepsie bridge, landing
passengers in B. & N. station, Boston.
Philadelphia, week days, g es, G 90, 645, ~ TO-
~ 49, so, g 40, 9g0 q So TO- sl0SB, al SO, a. M
100, - %. sos, 10, sos, 20 So, 10, ~ Al, 80
10 co, al Is, p. m.
Atlantic City, weekdays, Y 10, sl1 SO, a. IN.
and y As, p. m. Sundays, no. a. m. 2 As p. IN
WEST BOUND.
Baltimore and Washington, - Sc. OF. IS AZ
40 O6 g. m; AZ 10, = %, S. IS O6, %6 a. - So p
m daily.
baltimore and way stations, 7 % a. m. and IS,
baltimore and principal stations ON Phtlgdel
phiR division, 10 O6 g. N. daily.
Newark Del, Sc, I O2, IS ~, s10O6 q. m. "a 10
S. IS O6, 20 a. 50, - So, and II 10 D. m daily
Iandenberg Accommodation. week days, o.
II 90 a. m; 80 and 55 p. m. Sundays, $50 a
TRAINS LEAVE MARKET STREET STATION
For Philadelphia week days 5 SO, G 80, y IS
q 10, ~ 49, al IS a. M II g. 49, 50, 945, p. m
Sundays, so a. m. ~ AZ, 2 As, 3 IS. As, p. m.
For Baltimore, week days, 5 85, 6 50, IS IS, 20 SO
ell s5 A. m As, IS 90 p. m. Sundays, - 25, a. m.
Leave WEI PHiLADELPHIA FOR WILMINGTON
Week days. 81 90 8 90, 7 80, IS 10, 8 40, - IS
10 co. eli IS a. m. 70 90 noon, 81 As So co. u 10
Hsi, ass, % 20, 30, % 4s, $50, = 20, $40, lol
Rates 70 Western points lower than via an,
other line. @. D. SCULL, Genl Pass, Agent
,T.onELL, General Manager.
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M%m@saa~kSE'S~



Lansdowne, dainty, delicate
ly dyed Lansdowne, one of the
fairest and finest of all the
Silk-and-wool stuffs. Not a
word of it in the papers for
months, but the pieces and
piles steadily melt away just
the same and women all around
are adding exquisite Evening
Dresses and House Gowns to
their wardrobes because of it.
The handsomest goods of the
kind that we're ever put on the
market. 40 inches, $I.25 the
yard.
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Think of just the ideal Black
Dress Goods stock and then
look down that long aisle.
Isn't it more than you have in
mind?
That dwindling pile Of
Lupins Black Cashmeres keeps
the Dress Goods Men wonder
ing, Good right to.
6Oc quality at SOC SlOO quality at S5c
75c quality, at Csc Sll0quality at voc
soc quality at 75c. 81 20 quality at 81.
Note this line of Black Silk
Warp Henrietta. No better
are sold anywhere at the prices
81, $I.25, $3.50 and so on up
to S..
These 45-inch Atwood Black
Henriettas at 7sc and CSC are
remarkably cheap.
So are these two Black
Serges. All-wool, good, clean
stuff. This. 80 inches wide,
SOC; that A inch, 7sc-only
a little while ago you must
have paid 81.
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Here are three of the favor
lite rough Dress Stuffs, all OF
them with hairy patches on
striped ground, hair line to
chevron bands. A true lovers
knot on this, an angle and a
dot on that, a 2-inch parallel
ogram on the other. Howling
beauties as styles go just now.
Two OF them at $3.50; one
at $I.25; either 50 cents a
yard less than regular prices.
Width, 40 inches,
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" +" Stops to leave OF take passengers on giving
pOtice TO conductor or agent or if tickets be sold
for such stations,
STOPS to leave passengers from Wilmington and
points north.
ReSO Castle accommodation Trains.-Leaye vii.
mington 1905 night and $50 p. m. daily and 1l.18
a. m. 2.45 and 6lS p. m. weekdays. Leave New
Castle 635 a. m and l014 D. m. daily, and 2.05
Al. and 100 p. m, weekdays
AB-Express trains leaving Delmar 6.55 a. m,
through solid to and from Baltmore IA Porn Porn
ter's and Newark.
Additional express leaves Philadelphia at 9Ol
p. m, Baltimore $50 p. m. Wilmington $50 D m
week. days arrives at Delmar Gao \. m. stop
ping at principal inteTmInediate stations
NeY YaFk, philadelphia & Norfolk II. r.
Leave Philadelphia, New York and Norfolk
Express, lille p: m, daily, Baltimore 6.45 p. m,
Wilmington 1901 a. m, stopping at Dover and
Delmar regularly; and at iddletOWn. CLAYTON
Wyoming FELTON,, Harrington, Bridgeville Sea-
ford, and Laurel TO leave passengers from Will
mington and points North or take on passengers
for points south of Delmar.
NOrtli-bOuRd trains leave Delmar /. OS m daily,
Dover 200 a. m. regularly; arriving at Whining
ton 4.l5 a. m, Baltimore 645 O. M, and Philadei-
phia D. 10 9. M and leaves Delmar at $50 D. m,
Meek days aTttylng at Wilmington sos p. m,
Phil8delphia SOL p. m, baltimore 7O5 p. m,
stopping at principal intermediate stations.
The LOS 8. m.trRin also stops at SeRford, Bridge
vile, Harrington, FELTON,, Wyoming Clayton and
S Middnletown 70 leave passengers from points
mingtOn and points North. Also stops on signal
at Laurel.
BRANCH ROADS.
DELAWARE, ARYLAND & VIRGINIA r. R.
Leave Harrington for Franklin and way stations
1910 a. m, ga p. m, week-dayc. Returning,
trains leave Franklin COS 2. ~. 200 p. ~. week
days.
Leave Harrington for Georgetown, Lewes, and
Rehoboth Of 1888 q. m, for Georgetown and
LeWes, 5.44 p m. Returning, leave Lewes 636 a
m, Rehoboth $40 p. m, Additional train leaves
Georgetown for Harrington at sos a. m. week.
For Berlin, leaves Harrington 1888 a. m. and
| b44 p, m. weekdays. Returning, leaves Berlin
ZOE q, m. 2.57 p. m. weekdays.
QUEEN ANNE Il KENT r. R.-LeaYe Townsend
for Centreville and way stations 925 a. m and so
p. m, weekdays. Returning, leaves Centreville
$50 a. m. and 4s0 p. m, weekdays.
! DELAWARE &CHEsAPEAKE X. R.-LeaVe Clayton
/ for oxford and way stations $40 q. m. and sos
/ p. m, weekdays. Returning, leaves Oxford $50
| q. m. and 130 p. m. weekdays.
| CAMBRIDGE 4 SEAF0RD r. R.-Leave SeRfOrd fol
Cambridge and intermediate stations 1l.20 q, m
week days, and ON Tuesdays, Thursdays anC
Saturdays 7.45 p. m. Returning, leaves Cam
bridge $50 a. m ana on Tuesdays, ThnrgssSays
and Saturdays 800 p. no,
ucNNnGTloss. AT Porter, with Newark & Della
ware City Railroad. At Townsend, with Queel
Anne s&keat Railroad. AtClayton, with DelaWar
! q Chesapeak e Ra lroRd and Baltimore q DelaWar
Bay Railroad. At Harrington, with Delaware
Maryland Virginia Railroad. Atseaford, wit
CambYldee 4 Sekford Railroad. At Delmar, wiz
view ykorE phVsdelphia & Norfolk, Wicemieo
. Po9k- sslla Railroads.
Qeneral an ager.
yer Agent
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when Baby was sick, we gave her csstoria'
w-,su aewas Child, she cried for castOria.
when she became Miss. she chung 70 castOriA.
when shehad Children, she gave them Cas'OF'a'
Smyrna times., 1891-11-25

The time win come when SONG inventive gem
ius will enable US 70 drop nickel IN the slot and
take out a complete education.
CHARLES DUDLEY WARNER.
Has the time come? Is the
invention here? The first
volume OF Peele's edition of the
Encyclopedia britannica can
be bought here for one dollar
and with it you get a dime
savings bank. Deposit dime
a day and Ne remaining vol
umes can begaid for at $3.50
each within y 4, or at the rate
Of two volum month,
Smyrna times., 1891-11-25

Mere outlines are our many
words about the Toy store.
We leave the filling in to your
imagination. Contrasts are in
the toy world as in the real
world. Extremes m ct.
Here's Barnum's Circus for
SIS, and near by the Noah S
Ark, into which the animals
march two by two, for SC, IOc,
2oc, 25c, and upward to $I.25.
Again, the Swiss dog, almost
alive, the companion in the
humanity of the pious monks
Of St. Bernard, SIS, and close
at hand the coatless and un-
painted carved wood dogs and
other animals, at 3, 6 and 10
cents.
Somewhere there is a boy
that is in your holiday thought.
soc will buy a magic lantern
with 6 slides, another, larger,
with IL slides, 81; better still,
81, and SO on up to $25.
Big girls care for real soldiers,
little girls don't care for tin
and pewter soldiers, small
boys do. Give the boy map
Of Gettysburg and a box or two
of metal soldiers-put fun and
study together. Infantry and
cavalry, SC, Ioc, 25c, DOC, 81
up to 81 a box. When YOU
were little there was a drawing
power in magnetic toys, anC
the only change in 80, 40 o.
80 years is to cheaper them
sc, 1oc, 25c, up to $I.25
} But all this is just nothing
compared with the toy store
Smyrna times., 1891-11-25

For the small boy "a to 10
years. there are plain, Cape
and Storm Overcoats in rough
goods or in smooth, for every
day or for "dress up" 81 to
SIS.
For the larger boy g to 10
years. a handsome lines to
SIS. A sample one-brown
Diagonal Cashmere Cape
Overcoat, double-breasted and
with fancy Innings, at S..
The IA to I8-year Boy
young man indeed-sets as
much store on style as any
body. We have chosen
knowingly for him-fro m
$3.50 to $40. There are
three shades of the new,
smooth-faced Diagonal, blue,
oxford and brown, at $40, a
wonderfully little price for such
a handsome and stylish Coat.
These Overcoats are likely to
be scarce. Will you be one OF
the regretters?.
Mems Overcoats of course.
Notice the Most stylish over
coats on the street. Where
are they from? Wanamaker's
more than likely-from the
big store that everybody goes
to, men as we'll as women.
Smyrna times., 1891-11-25
MUSIC.

MISS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
ofthe New England Conservatory, Boston,
and pupil Of Nj, HarrlAon WIG,
az Chicago
Will receive puplla ANQ and ORGAN at the
0F DIR. DWIGHT.
rect Smyrna. Del
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ma41ma&satsHr'$.
each one beautifully illustrated
and tastefully bound.

Seas and Lands, Edwin Arnold SS.7
PnaraOhs, Fellahs and Explorers, Anne
liza B. Edwards, 80
Ben-Hur, Lew Wallace, 20 fullpage
plates and 100 marginal drawings,
volumes, 5O
Sharp Eyes, VIM Hamilton Gibson 81
In the Stranger Peoples Country,
Charles Egbert CraddOck. IL
The Makers of Florence, Mrs. Oliphant,
edition. de lure, 40
Four French Women, Austin DobsOn, 1t
Elizabethan Songs in Honor Of Love and
Beautie, a.
The Women Of the French Salons, Anne
liza Gere Mason, Al
Venetian Life, W. D. Howells 2 volumes s.,
John WANAMAKER.
Smyrna times., 1891-11-25

The Boy will want a Refer,
sure. 4 to ID years, 81 to
$II.
Smyrna times., 1891-11-25
Does Advertising Pay?

spend considerable advertising
wonderfully but it's seldom that tells they through
find
make the following cfer for short time only.
Smyrna times., 1891-11-25
Philadelphia, Wilmington I Baltimore Railroad
DELAWARE DIVISION.

On and after July 18th, 1891, trains willleave as
follows:
Smyrna times., 1891-11-25

OF new books,
Smyrna times., 1891-11-25

When come to the city, would be pleased you
visit our beautiful New Store is the best lighted the
adapted the easy shopping of any in the city own
well the convenience of patrons the business div ded
into MANY
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-29
TO REPORT on CANADA.
Lord Salisbury Sends I'M Envoy 10 Inyes.
tigate the Position Of Affairs.

OTTAWA, Ont., Oct. 2s-When General
Herbert arrived here il WAS generally un-
derstood that il was On the reques. Of Lord
Stanley he was sent to Gske command OF
the CspgGisn militia. The Governor gen
ersl now repudstes hsvirg bad anything TO
do with the selection Of General Herbert TO
succeed General Middleton.
A very high military authority states
that General Herber. Is no. 10 its true
sense thorough military man bu: dipio-
m At ard that he was sent 10 Canada by
Lord Salabury to watch Developments
more Of poiticsl than military character.
BE .iu.s Gu. tia. the fact canno. be ig-
nored that Lanats, with its amt xition
movement its treasury raids and eofrup.
practices ia high places, 10 giving the Brit
ish government much c1nctru just now.
Lord Salisbury has, he says. determined to
get at the ectual state OF affairs which he
cannot arrive 3: through the strongly biased
channels. the only available Source for
obtaining reformation relative TO Englaad's
N,rth American p,sse; sicns now opea to
him.
The British press, Liberal and Conservs-
tive alike, il exhibiting no mock mndesty
in pic uring the deploraole condition Of
public affairs in the Dominion at present,
aud IS dependency of the British Empire
is ufgirg imperial Intervention to prevent
crisis that TO the average Britisher appears
inevitable. With view, therefore, 20
keeping the home authorities posted a, to
the sciual coalition Of public affairs in
Canada, more than IS regards the fighting
and defensive qusll,ies OF the country, Gen.
Herbert takes up his resi !eucs for time
among the tansdaus.
Within few weeks he has b I'd to report
three en,husisstic meStirgs III advocacy of
strong snnexston principles, and the or
ganizstion OF society to advance those
e. de-. He has mad 10 aCqosin the Qdeen OF
some very questionable ransac.i6ns among
her advisers at Ottawa, the expulsion OF
one member f Parliament from the House
Of Commons, and the CONVICTION OF = HIST
Of government cont actors snt civil service
employees. The disaffectlon 10 the Cabinet
cannot escape bi, rotice, while the undiplo-
matte way in which the government of Can
ada has conducted negotiations of matters
Of controversy brtEeeu ths Dominion and
the United States will probably come wish
in the category of offeDses he has to report
as having been committed by the present
administration at o .tsvs.
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CENTRAL AND SOUTH AMERICA.
What is Going On Among Our Sister
Republics.

PANAMA, Oct 90 -There are many bus
ines Fl rms and others in New YORK. Boston
ard elsewhere having interests in lhs Color
conflsgrRtion during the revolution
Of 1885 who viii be interested
in knowing tina. the British govern
ment has refused tn recognize the
claims Of Its su' .cts in Colom hi. for dam
ages gtinst the Colon oian govern Mt fol
Losses incurred by the Colon FIRE, On the
ground that there is not sufficient reason
government, 10 affirm that the destruction
Of Colon vas due directly to the Colombian
government. so as to justfy any claim fol
the indemnity Of the losses unhsppily sus-
tanned ~ Enali,h subjects.
A telegram from Q Tito announces tina:
Dr. Luis C1rdsno, csleora:ed j1riscon-
suit is a sndida.e for the presidential
election, in lieu Of Dr.. Francisco J Sslazsr,
deceased.
Hr. Anderson, United States minister to
Bolivia, has arrived a. O.reo.
An attempt vas made few Days ago on
the life Of Mr.. Elias EFs5s, The political
and head authority Of Zicsps, Gustemsls.
DR.. Adrian VIdsurre, native joriscon-
suit, paid Mr.. Esfsds visit, pretending
that he had to spesk With that gentleman
on private businsfs Mr. Estrada led his
visitor to a corridor ard him sesI, but the
latter drew revolver ous Of his pocket,
saying:
The private business that have With
you i, that have come to kill you - Thus
qsy.rs be put ed the trigger. NJ. Estrada,
Who was then in hammock, jumped to bis
feet and wfesied the revolver out Of his
sdverssrs's hssd before he fred second
time.
Col. Enrique Toriello has been appointed
consul for Guatemala ct San Francisco.
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THE MEXICAN STEAMERS.
The Company lncorporated-The MARI
time Exchanges Endorsement.

New York, Oct. rs The Mexican Ia
terpsnonsi Slesmsb'p ComrAny has oeen
formally incorporated Oct % The stock
nrIders met AZ the ctfice If Jsmes Hayes
in Camden and elected William Bemenf,
president; Georg. +. Bartol, secretary and
treasurer; Thomas A. Gummey, solicitor,
and James w. Porch, general manager.
Messrs. Bement, Gummey, Daniel Baugh'
BF. TAYLOR, and Henry c. Aver were
elected a board of directors to serve Tor the
ensui lug year
The company is incorporated under the
laws Of New Jersey, and received its char
ter Yesterday. It's principal c ffises and its
landing piers will be lucsted 10 this city.
The capital stock of the company, $500 600,
is divided into 5000 shares at par value
OF 800.
General Manager Porch will &, abroad
a, AT early date u charter three or more
fl ct class steamships OF about 25oo ret
tons register esob. It is hoped by the
company to have the line in active operation
before The IL: Of Jsnus'y, 1892.
TIE route of the new hoe VIII cover
about 64C0 miles and will be: Philsdelphii
to Havana, Cuba, TO Progeso, fucstaD
to Csmpeche, Freutera. Vera Cruz, Tux
pan, and Tampico, Mexico. thence to Ne"
O.lean.. The entire Iouud trip will occupy
sbou! six weeks
vessel will lesvs this port every two
weeks. Sufficient business has been Sc
cured to maints!n the lne and to engage it'
full capacity.
At stated meelirg Of the board Of
dir ctors Of the Philadelphia Maritime
Exchange held yesterday. resolutions, ex
pressing great saIisfsction over the estab
shmeut of the Gne. aud Offering to CO
oper.te were unanimously adopted.
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Railroads 4 STEAMBOATS,
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD


GOING WEST-e,so A. n. for Levisom
Rockland, Portland, Boston and Montreal; ~ a.
N. for Raiioweli, Gardiner and south 0afdines;
10, 10 A. II. for Brunsvi /, Lewiston, farninsfoa'
Rockland, Portland and Boston, CONNECTING H.
White Mountain Points and Quebec; . % Z. Il
Tor HAllowell, Gardiner and South 6ArdiHey; q d
2. M. for Brunswick. Bath, Rockland, Portland
Montreal; SOS T. NJ. for HMlowell, GArdinse -
south Gardner; ii.oo p. NJ. might Putnam ID
Lewiston, Bath, Portland and Boston.
GOING EAsT--2.l0 A. II. (night express, n
skowhegan, Belfast, Bangor, Bar Harbof, q
stephens, st. John ard Aroostook County; 9A A
NJ. for Watervilie, and Stowhegan, Bangor -
Ysnceboro, 1897 Z. NJ. for Wac vile; n
p, Nj. for Wsteryille, Skowhegan, Belfast, DOVE
and Fox roft, Bangor, Bar Harbor, st Stephssu
ST. John and Arooslook County; and SATURDAY.
oply az 72oP. NJ, for WAtarvtlle, and BaAeuf:
Sundays only, at VIZ 4. NJ. for Bangor.
The Nigh Pullman Trains run eA1L way ever
aieht. Sundays In iiuded, but not to Skovhsa1s
on monday mornings, or to Belfast, Dextss, d
beyond Bangor. on Sun tay mornings.
The day express trains going West Il 1910 4
n. and East Mt s.4s T. NJ. run daily, sunday b
.luded, between Boston, Lewiston, Bath, eock
and, bangor and ST. John.
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN for Anus,
caves South Gardiner. 6.25 A. NJ; 10 and
2, NJ: Gardiner, 9 IS A. M; 100 and As r T.
Hal Dwell, 6.4g a. M. l.s5 and 4.59 p. 4.
Through tickets to California and I'll peilt
South and Wcst may be had of U. H. wAlhss
ticket ageot, Augusta, the only ONCE In Augasi,
selling via all routes and checking baggage frss
expense.
PAYsoN TUCKER. Vice Pres. L Ges1 Manage
Z. f. BOOTHBY, Genr Pass. and Ticket Al
Portland, Oct !, 1871.
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Social g7laffers.
SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT.
Hon. Vim. P. whitehouse, Presiding

q T. SrETzss, shsrif-
W >. CHoArx, clerk
F. i. ShALL, ncgrnrhff.
WEDNESDAY, Oct. rs
Roysv City Of Wasefvile. This csst
"a. given to Ire jary Al II o'clsek and d
10 o'c:cck the jafy rrp,,set :, hnclngs yer
die fur tas d feutsaE
TIE case Of stephen Norris v. Eenns bee
Fibre o ~ss lsk. o up bsf.re me second
jsry. z ". Wait house for PHI and
B.k--, Bsker Cornish for Drf.s. Tbii
i. an .csiou en- ID es.s % recover tof Per.
snail jariss sils ged 81 have tesn caused
BY 10. Negligence ard ca'ei4s,nesa Of
dsferGsHs. The plaintiff eisi2s t1at II
1854 he ass IA the employ Ct the defend
ants q. ,heir pulp miil in East Benton; thai
a rubber driving belt used On . large punt
for pun piss vsser had been spliced 10 suet
a way - 10 lesve 3 flap projecting; tia
the defendants negligsn,ly sad careiessii
ran the belt in thus condition, which bs
claim. vas unsafe a7d dar gefcas; tia
v hL= he VS. in the set If according sssI
ladder cirset,y under the rapidly novini
bs!; for the purpose Of Cling shAfr, d
WIS struck il lbe size OF the head by The
4 .p which pre- jsctsd from the belt snd
hurled violently down. iurins bin severely
sad destroying permanently ms hearing II
ole ear. The claim 10 for SO Geo. Ih'
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