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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-02-16
Bib.

WALDO.
Swansville-Feb. 18th. Andrew J. Seekins Of
blood poisoning, aged "a.
Stockton Springfield. Il, Mrs. Abigail r.
Showers, aged 81.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-02-16

jan. 10. 1891.

The committee on Interior Waters will meet In
their rooms on Thursdays 1t 2 O'Clock, r. NJ, un.
til otherwise ordered.
A. II. TorxAN. Seo'y.
Jan, 10. 1891,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-02-16

Use Haiey's Tooth and EArsche Drops.
Sure Cure. nov27eod3mos
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erna1
q - da1s sina fpo doss asovs . dasr|
~ a H. paoa ieks Rn11snis Dny. 61fry.
VAafe ~ pocr aninat MS Srspaed I've
6nys Ensor - enne tnoAou hFnse nnpxheR|
- srs 81 tafs ~ ~. busss thsy we're
= their return 6, the weeds 70 diva 80.
kin Az: SessFoy . fksna Aeee- thsy vsfs
~ b sea sane gunnag. VIA hufaily
killed hAA dsxs- 0a1a1s ~ snppeasdi
evnsf u oss u h dog uAkfs aay nors
tlDes1s - el,eso talk ~ a3vise I'm - fsad
SECTIONS 10 n II e ~ GAass Lave =
0ainss--nnsny Hnk. @Jfs. whe issE hia
sysieht ~ : rsenAfuss sxpicsi0a q
GfssA's Lasdps. Deer Lax. i : piEiAhls
dght . zee. 7he ftsk: eye .eshs . the1sh
Il bed been seseped eat b. ssme fagosh
etged spsoniiks insis1<ns, uhila eaas-
rset in The less eye makes him totally blind.
--ADAsa b. Tsnsg, vhass isfs Isg and faoe
we're % severely crushed ssd Hsngled =
making his escape from . castavsy vessel.
II sleviy reeo sefiag, ard. Il = 10 be hoped,
viii NOT be . lifetime cripple Our fasmsfs
complain Of dsciied shortage In the hay
nave. while the appiiestions far help re-
misd - Of The .sffesss 10 death. year Of
isls.-Sometaing new andef The sun-s
horse race On the ice Of PAssen's rond, Feb.
II, and that. too. when il Is away down
below zero Our town schools have cIased
With the usual fsuisage Of did, and dia
nos liks 'sm 2 A usuaI. traancy holds the
balance Of power.
Mr.. yERsox.
At . jussics's Trial la.k "Wednesday. Shef-
man Weber was hned fer sbssructing The
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IndiciarY,

The Judiciary ccmIaittse will meet in thelI
room, on Tuesdays. Wednesdays, Thursdays and
Fridays, at . O'Clock r. NJ, until otherwise or.
dsfsd. FRANKLIN c. PAYBON, Secretary.
janfsdH
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-02-16

The State Prison committee viii meet 10 theii
room on Thursday Of each week at p. n. until
otherwise ordered.
c. A. TILroS, Sec'y.
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ChildrenCIy for Pitchers Castoris.
nev2ldMWkFkW3y
Marrieo.
HANCOCK.

Castine--Feb. 10. by the Rev. o. H. Fernaid, >
D.. Frank W. Bowden and Sarah Conner both Of
Castine.
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accai gNafters.

The Unity club will meet with Mn
Charles II. Mason this evening.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-02-16

Readers of the admirable English let
tiers Of Mr.. G. w. Smalley in the New
York Daily Tribune. viii regret to learn
that his health has become seriously
impaired, and he has gone to the south
Of France for rest. The Tribune's
London letters-signed III. w. L.
are. meanwhile, from the pen of Mr.. II.
W. Lucy formerly editor OF the London
Daily News, aud one of the brightest
journalists at the English capital.
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Mercantile AffaIrs and Insurance,

The committee on Mercantile Affairs and In
suranee viii hold regular meetings at their room
on Thursday of each week At O'Clock r. II. IN
I'll otherwise ordered.
By order Of the committee.
G. A. MARsToS, Seo'y.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-02-16

The temperance committee will meet in their
room on Thursday Of each week 1t O'Clock r. n
until otherwise ordered.
x. N. MAXIM, Secretary.
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what would be thought II the Govern
mens should adopt a scheme to make il
part Of It's province to see that when
the wheat OF the country is worth 70
cents bushel in the markets Of the
world the growers Of the wheat shall
receive one dollar for every bushel so
produeeds And yet this is similar to
the free silver scheme which 80 many
people want adopted. Bus strange a. IL
mar seem, there are otherwise sensible
men who would like to have Congress
make 20 cents worth Of silver worth
one dollar TO the mine owners.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-02-16

The Agricultural Committee will meet In thsII
room on Thursday of each week at & % O'Clock r
N. until otherwise ordered.
Jan. 10, 1901. 7. l.. EAsTMAH, Sec'y.
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Legal Affairs.


The Legal Anaire Committee will meet In the
room. on Tuesdays and Thursdays At . o'cloc
r. n. until otherwise ordered.
MORRILL, N. DKKW, 6ecsy.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-02-16

The effort being made to establish an
institution in New York for the treat
ment of hydrophobia by the Pasteur
process. and consumption and diphtheria
By the Koch and other processes Is a
noble one. The Pasteur Institute in
Paris. after which 1t is to be patterned,
is blessing to humanity. and DR.. Paul
Gibier, who will be at the head of the
New York meteorological Institute. was
Pasteur's ablest student. The plan will
undoubtedly command generous support
from people Of wealth and become a
public blessing.
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Commerce.
Change Of Name.

The committee on commerce will meet on Fr
days Of each week In their room ut O'Clock P.
until otherwise ordered. C.. n. GUPTILI., Seo'y.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-02-16

The committee on manufactures VIII meet In
their room on Thursdays at O'Clock r. n. until
further notice.
Per order Of committee.
II. 4. WATKRHousK. Seoy.
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Agricultural.

The committee on change Of name will NEE
Tuesdays at 4 O'Clock T. NJ. until further notice.
Per order OF committee.
H.R WATERHOUsE 6ec'y,
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TsWns,

iowa. otAss ueA<aIe.s S4ASsf y. Ns0n1eNsy ~
sssh week ~ 70 r. -. s.tA othefwise osdesee-
Secretary.
Tsvra
There win be . feruixS meeting Of the com
mittee ON towns, NTH otherSise ordered, on
TUESDAYS Of each week ct O'Clock, r. Il. In
Per ssasr. c,..
G. A. TILros, sSec'y. jxa1ssf
anse committee room satil farther notice.
EducatIon.
-
fore the Corn,nittes on kdoeation VII taas place
ro.se ~ Wedns s,iass and Ertdsys A. two o,ciosS
Fl .ntr a,hs ,,~iss ordered
Jaa. rs. lsoi. =. W. KERoAs. sec,y.
jan 49, ''''' ,.,sdtt ~"
Military ARairx.
The eommiites1nn military aaatrs viii meet
every Wednesdayt 2So O'Clock r. H., In the
Adjatspt Generals ONCE. JoHH HAHrHE.
y. D. GusHEE. Chairman.
Jan. 20, 1871.
Judiciary.
Ihs JuaissAsy ooiaal.sse vii 1 msns ~ ta ~
room. on iuesasys. Wsdnssosys; lnsrsasys aaa
janisdtf
u~..-t., wss.
I'll otherwise ordered. -
jan, 10. 1891.
PENSIONS.
that tss regular meetings VIII DC nsid In me Pen
TWO oelock p M. until further ordered.
janisdtf II. Il. ALLEN. Secretary.
Temueranee.
room on Thursday of each week At O'Clock p. N.
Will "'nei"''e "'ue w.x,x a..,s...
"
LeRAY ANair0.
The Legal Affairs Committee VIII meet In their
r. N. until otherwise oraered, " n.,w a.,.,
-.- ~-------'
Manufactures.
The committes on manufactures VII meet IN
Per order Of committee.
"S-''S'
commerce.
- M,
untii Otherwise ordered. G. r. GUPTIII, seo'y.
Ch0ngo 81 Nance
tn. ,or,r,t,..a nm chsr.a NJ r.r,a -,,u r,oet
russcavs a; 4 o,cicax p n artiI fr,,hsr NOTICE
Per order ~ nemm,t,ee
Aes.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-01-16

EVERY county in southwest Texas
should be represented In the exhibit
convention In this city, If southwest
Texas expects to be represented with
any accuracy in the Texas exhibit in
Chicago. The fair association have
made plain the way, and this whole
southwest can pile up such evidences
OF her advantages and products at
the Worlds exhibit as will convince
the fool wsyfa-er that she is the
garden spot Of the garden state Of
the union. These evidences will
not file themselves at Cbica-
90, however, and the first
thing in order is to file them for ex-
hibit in San Antonio next fall. The
meeting called in this city for Febru-
airy 10th, IL called to secure the
united action of Southwest Texas In
making O full exhibit of her unex-
ampled resources. That convention
holds the success or failure of this
county exhibit business in Its own
hands. Counties are res ponding, but
half. a-dozen swallows make no sum-
mer, and half.a-dozen COUNTIES are
not Southwest Texas, nor can they
properly represent her. The invite
Is general, particular, earnest and
importunate.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-01-16
WnIhnfer & GimbeI

Have opened their dry-goods, notions,
and gents furnishing store at 3l9 East
Houston street, with firSt-class dress
making department in connection. Give
them o call. lis lat
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-20
Maine Library Association.

The principal libraries Of the State were
represented by person, letter or telegram
at the State library Thursday and the
Maine Slate Library Association was or.
ganized and the following officers were
chosen: President, State Librarian Carver
Secretary, Miss Ferna'd of the Maine
State College; Vice Presidents, Prof. Hall
of Colby University and Prof. Wood Of
Bates College; Treasurer, Prof. Little,
librarian Of Bowdoin College. Soon there
will be issued from the Association q gem
eral invitation TO librarians ard sill inter
ested in public libraries in the State 10 Join
the Association. The fee will be so cents
A constitution and bylaws were adopted
at the meeting ard general discussion had
on various topics relating to the future
work OF the association. An exchsrge b.
tween the different libraries will be eifecsed
Of duplicate copies in the Libraries in the
State and with libraries out Of the State
Local histories will be in great demand and
special attention will be given to the col
lection Of facts pertaining to the State
The work to be undertaken by this ascot
alton will eommeSd itself to all who are
informed pf the needs which it will meet,
The premoters OF this movement believe
that such q collection Of facts az is propos-
ed will afford incslcuiGble benefi. to
schools located in places having public
libraries, and where use can be made Of
such collection Of facts in the courses Of
study. All of the Nav ENGLAND State.
have now organizations of this character.
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.. oN ~ HNJoYS
Both the method Ard xesuiz when
syrup Of Figs il takss; it IL pleasant
and rsfrsshing 20 the tasts, and acts
gently yes promptly on .he Kidneys,
Liyes and Boveis, slsAnses .hs sys-
ten etsoEuAlly, dispsls colds. head
aches End Seyers and cures hsbitua,
constipation. Syrup Of Figs IL the
only remedy Of it, kAd ever pro
dceed, pleasing 20 sAs tssse ao6 &C
csptAols 70 the stomach, prompt in
its Actaon ard truly beneficial Il its
sHssts. prepared only from the naos.
healthy and xgxsssb,e substances, its
many <1csilsns qualities command i.
to MI end nave made if the uocs.
popQlkz remedy known.
57rup Of Figs ID for :xls In 10
knd 81 bottles b. al leading drug
giasx- Any reliable osz9xsss who
nay aos ksss iG or mad vii PFC
Suzs it promptly ScE Say sHs Who
sianss 10 .gy Il Do Mss soesrs sny
Sanatisusss 80;
cALiFcSHlA no sRasss %.
sas rsAsoyes. oal. .
sss'tyiiLs, ~. SE@ NhC, ~.
..,VAA-s-.~
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Aiso.
kENNEBEC.
RAugusta-M March 10, John T. Hatch, aged
shout IS years.
windsor-March I, Fred W. Ware, aged rs
years.
WALDO.
Chelsea, Mass.-Sar. Y. at her sons residence,
Mrs Malinca Black, visow of the late Capt. VIM.
Black Of sSanviile. The remains will be brought
to Swasyile for irfermsnt.
Belfast March Is, Mrs. Mary flsgs, aged 20
years and months.
Seafsporr-Marce 10. Beri. wellman. ssed so
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4
4 nsesiss Of The fncorpsessoss of d,
Aains Sssss Bar Associaeios fss ssgsaiss
oon va beld in this city last evening IN
sSe following Officers were elected:
Pfesidsns-Hon Chs. r. Libby, Pnt
Yjcs Prssiderts-Chss. r. woodward
1snsori Osville d. Baker, Augusta; A. Z
savage, Levistos.
Secretary aEd TfeasQrer-Leslis C.
Cornish, Augusta.
Executive Committee-Chas. p. Lbby,
Portland; Fredk 4. Powers, Houison
Andrew z. WsveH, Ellsworth; A. n.
SpeU. Gssdinef; c. r Msfto.ks, Porsiscd
Comczittes on legal educsiion-S. n
Carter. Ardsoseeg4n cousty; IL. G.
5teafns, Aroostook county; r. G. Payson.
Cumberland county; J. G. Holman. Frank.
In county; H. z Hsmiiu, Hancock
cosnsy; LsntaIl Titcomb, Ksunebec
county; J Z Moore. Knox county; NH.
aiiton, Lincoln coa5ty; A. T. Derrick.
o1iord county; Hugh x. Chaplin. Pencb.
sccs counfy; J. 3. Peaks. Hscsaqgjs
county; ". .. Hogan. SsssdAh,e county !:
=. r. Coma, Somerset county; r +. Dun
son, Ws'd1 county; Z. Z. Livefmore,
wsaAinsson cauasy; II. H. Burbank, Ymi
c9snsy.
Ccnmtttss On msmbership-W. h. New.
~, Andsoscossin county; N N. Drew,
Afecseook comfy; J. II Dr1mmond, Jr.,
Cumberland county; r. e. Timberiaks.
ffanklin counsy: Geo N. Warren, Han.
cock county; ". T. Hsines. Kennstee
county; B. BIiss, Jr., Kacx county; r s.
Partridge, Lincoln county, H. ". Bearce.
oxford county: =. II. Appleton, Psnobscot
county: W. Z. sonS, isss.saui. c,untv !.
Z. W Lxrfabes, SsgkdAhoc county; T. j.
Walton, Somerset county; Emery Board
man, waldo county; Fred !. Campbell,
warrington county; Walter L. Dane,
York county.
Putnam. Portland; Jos. W. Symonds,
Portland; =. A. Wilson, Bangor; Jasper
Huschings. Bangor; W. II. White, Lewis
ton.
The bylaws provide for an annual meet
Ing Of the association az Augusta on the
second Wednesday Of February, and it was
voted to admit ~ associates all members Of
the bar In this State 10 good standing, the
annual dues being one dollar.
The executive committee were directed
to take into consideration the expediency Of
asummsr excursion. 1. vas also voted
That Chas P. Msttocks be requested to
prepare and publish for the use Of the pro-
fession. the law and equity, rules OF tie
supreme Judicial Court, with notes of
decisions relative to such rules and similar
rules in other ststes.
An association similar to this was formed
In 1881 bat was no. kept alive. The origi-
majors OF this new movement and its off =.
GERS are now in earnest to have . vigorous
and effective organization. and will doubt
less receive the hearty support Of the pro-
fession throughout the State. It lie pro-
posed to make the association sometbir g
more than q name, and to place il on a
level with similar association, in other
states.
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FcEepaush vs.. Maine Central Haiiro Dad
Company.

Our readers will remember the acciden
to the Forepsugh circus train at Vassal.
boro on July IS, 1856. by which many OF
his horses were killed, aud cars AMI othe,
property destroyed, and tie sui, subse
quently brought By Forepsugh n the
Supreme Court of Massachusetts sgains
the Railroad Co. to recover thirty thousand
dollars damage therefor. The company
defended on the ground tia. the cause OF
the accident va, a defective axle in the
cars provided By the plaintiff himself. and
for which he and not the con-.
psny wSs liable. This plaintiff
claimed that the accident Was
caused by 3 defective road bed and the
spreading Of the rails.
Much testimony has been taken in .ht
cass and the trial was to begin in Bost5r
on March 20, but the counsel fer defendant
Messrs. Baker, Baker & Cornish o; tn.
city were notified by the plaintiffs counse
yesterday that they hxd decided to sbsnior
the suit and judgment will therefore b
entered in favor Of the railroad company
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Amussmouts.

Harris Bijon Theatre Was crowded yes-
,erday afternoon and evening to ses the first
performance Of Barlow Bros, MINISTRIES,
aud the much delighted audiences have
never before been seen within the walls of
The BIZ ~ Theatre. The entertainment, -
g whole, 10 one of the best seen here, snj
elected round after round Of spplause 70,
their artistic spsei<iss aud acts. TIE
Barlow brothers make . great team of fan
makers. and the performance throughout
vas new, refined and artistic. --WsshinS.cn
IN. C.) Pest.
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Tourists.

Whether GA pleasure teut or business,
should take on every trip bottle Of Syrup
of Figs, as il acts most pleasantly and
efec:uxily on the Kidneys, liver and
bowels. preventing fevers. headaches and
other forms Of sickness. For ssle in SOC
and 81 90 bottles by all leading druggists
feh23d&w
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STATE OF MAINE.

CrMBEt LAND. IS.
To the Hops able Jastise of the Supeene JudlGjae
Court, n, ut 10 ho.den III Portland within AH1
for SAID coansy on the second Tuesday Of ApGll,
A. ID. 1891.
Nellie n. EIuaTd OF said Portland, wife Of
William II. E.wmd respectfully represents thas
her maiden name was Nellie y. Mct5lincst. that
she WAS lawfully married 10 the said Y iIiiam ii.
Eiwaid at ssid Portland on tho fourth day Of
October. A. ID. 1877, hat your Iibsllant has NJ.
ways conducted herself toward her sAid husban1
ss fai hfai, frse and atfsctionaie wife; that oA
the stxih day Of Mare, 4. ID 1876, the aid VIII
liam n Eiwg ard dsseftsd yoar ib.iiaSt without
ssose and ~sEt 20 paris ay,kt0wa 10 her, stDee
which tit1e she has never seen or heard from HIN,
or received rom hin any suppsst: ihst said
ter dsss rion has Gauit ned frs m the sad sixth
day OF March. A. ID. iss6 for i've consecutive
years next prior 10 the bIns Of this libel; IN Il
the fesideaie II The said William II. kfWafd II
NOT klown TO yoaf libsllant and cannot be gcer-
tanned by reasonable diligenes, that Jour ubeil.
ans mas resided In said Portland 10 g0oo filth for
I've yesrs l1lor to the cJmnenct ment Of these
pfoceed i1es; that there Ia scsnusi0n bstWos =
your libetiant and the said william n. Inward -
ob..in divorce. Therefore she prays tAAs S0eA
divorce may be dscresd, and that sks ny havs
the custody u her riaor eL Id aSed II yeass ~
named Gertrude N. Eiwafd.
MAflh ., 1921. NxLLIH y. ELWAnDs
Sat scrfbed and sxora8o before ~ this lfnsh
day q March. a. D. 1871.
BYKos d. vRRxIIf1
JustIcs Of ~ Peace.
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STATE or MAINE.

cCNBERLAED S.
supreme JsdiciaI court in vacation. March 4
A. D., isoi.
Upon the foregoing libel. ordssed that ~
hbeliaat kive po.lce to the ssid wfuian q. ~
judicial Ccart, TO be hnidea ~ Rortiaaf, within
., I'd Tor ths county u Cumberland, o. - ssees1
Tuesday OF April. A. u. 1891, By pe1HshinG -
oEc xefx ter three ssteesstve we11s In tA6
Dsil KExxEgAC JoUnxAL. newspaDsF
pfiat I'd In Augusta In oar eoanty ct
keut tbec, The Efss publleasion - -
sbissy days At least pgios to said secoel TuesdSy
Of Aps IL. that h. msy fhefe and ties IN oaf saad
courf KpeAs I'D stoS cause. II zBy he have, WAy
tie pyay.f Of sad BeellAnt should not be ayante1
WM. WkkT yIHQan,
Jsst.ce Of TIC Eup. led. Ceust.
A true copy Of Libel aad Order ~ cossl hsssos.
Atssss: y. G. 0T0Nn. Cterk.
pnari7d.xW7w
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TOWN n1sc11ons.

NEW SwEpgx-Seiectnen, Lars Lundvsli, o
II Nelson, l. r Lafsoa; towa clerk. A y Clrichi
Money appropriated schools. t5ao; highway. SO
support Of Poor. $50; other purposes, local ex
psnses, $50.
DoykK-5electmer, c. H. Doare; A. II. war
committee, =. L. Bradley. one member elected
-acn year. Money appropriated: seheols. &lseo;
hffhuaye. 3ooo; support Of poor. l0eo; other psr
poses HIS.
Desnest; G. .. PrebIe; town ciefk, 3 A. Smith
schcni conmittee, u J. freole.- Money Appfo
priatkd: schools, ssh; hiShwAfe. 500; suppcr'
of poor. 500; other purposes, Ga.
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Mayriiso.
AiisS.

Richmond-Ma.ch IS. Mr.. T.. L, Wilson and
Miss Ninta Umberhind, both OF Bowdoinham.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-11-08
Candy Dept

lev tnv~Assa q CHATTING noIross GERMAN
yAvolA SoxBoS DoxlA cd CANDY BASKETS u
lever Sstsss ssss svsz ssssTA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-11-08
UPholsteEy.


0aha aaa2 SsasAAl - sisvssaO
OWH1SuO n1DUUl1oa y sRssss sAfsas4sss ~
A>Dastnsnt 10 MAKE Room FOB QUIZ roYR
hsxsAA oHIHIlLS CuR1AInA asussA - s.ss
0o.oo ~ pair; sslassA hun oaSe
imported fAPIsTlY ou1lAuA oAoo Dsr Dsiss -
Asss1 fssn e7!7A
.AAAL IANDounID LA01 0U1iAuA" szloEz1S
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-11-08
| Shirt Dept.

Shirt Dep't.
Nor BnBnorDkRKp BOSOM press mira ~
hsn's UTICA kUsLN Assd-nnish NIGHT sHHN
~.
Mems FANCY TRIMMED NlaBR sHIRfs 80,
nsns slLE RHBRoIDRR1D nloHf sHIRfs 7ss
ssns SiDRRpowN BATH sosss sAse ~
cess.
Mems CARDIGAN JAoKHTs. from Ol.Ss 70 can
Mons RERLrx OFFICE saS Housl COATS ss.ss
70 oA.0A
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-08-26

eu~uSee>~eoo >~e~%e~seu~e

PTrTsBURG. Aug 25.-The United States Weather
Bureau officer in this city furnishes the following:
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-08-26

All was hustle and activity along the wharf yester-
day, owing to the unexpected rise. Nearly 2, OC0, =
600 bushels of coal were shipped yesterday. Proba-
bly, more will be gotten away to-day. The marks
show feet inches and rising slowly.
CAPTAIN MARSH MCDONALD left for Cincinnati
last night.
THE II. X Bedford will leave at noon to-day for
ParkerSburg.
THE j. c. Risher has had the repairs on her fin
ished, and was taken of the docks yesterday.
THE work of repairing the large lock at No.
dam has been suspended owing to the high water.
Miss MARINA FIFE, the happy little stenogra-
pher of L. NJ. Jenkins & Co., is taking vacation
up the Monongahela.
THE Lizzie Bay left at 5 P. M. yesterday for
Charleston. She carried 200 tons of cotton ties
for Southern ports which will be transferred to
THE c. W. Bachelor will have her new shaft
fitted and be in shape by Saturday. but will be held
over, as the Hudson left Cincinnati yesterday and
day.
In the United States District Court yesterday in
the case of j. W. Grubbs, owner of the steamboat
rule was Issued against the plaintiff to show
cause why he should not file an additional bond in
the sum Of 81. 900 10 cover costs, etc.
CAPTAIN 5. j. SPENCER. of the Crescent. arrived
from Wheeling yesterday and reports mat the
spes driven in the channel for the construction Of
the new bridge at that point would be removed by
this morning to the extent of about 200 feet. to al
low the safe passage of boats with their tows.
THE following is partial list of boats that left
yesterday with coal for southern ports: For Joseph
Walton Co., the Joseph Nixon II barges and
jenkins Co., the Frank Gilmore Il barges and
2 boats, Crescent 10 barges and boats, Harry
Brown Il barges, Cruiser IA barges, Dick Fulton
mOnd Horner "A barges John o. Phillips 10 barges
sames A. Blackmore /. barges and the Advance 10
barges. The Time Coal Company Will send out the
Time to-day, If there enough number of empties
at Cincinnati to make tow back.