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The morning call., 1892-12-20

DELINQUENT SALE NOTICE-BELLE ISLE
~ Mining Company. Location OF principal pace
OF business. San Francisco California: location Of
works. TuSesrora EXC County. Nevada
Nottce-There are delinquent upon the following
described stock. on account OF assessment mo 161
levied on the nth (5th) day OF Noyem Der 1890
the several amounts set opposite the names of tbs
respective shareholders, as follows
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English Wheat Market.

LIVERPOOL. Dec l9.-The spot market is neglected
at 6s412d Cargoes arelower at sos 81 for IF coast,
SOS Sd for Just shipped and sos Sd for nearly uue.
The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations for No. Red Winter:
December. 6s ESD; January. 5s 714q: February,
os St4d: March, 5s 912d; April, IS 1U1ad; May.
6S mad.
SECURITIES.
LONDON. Dec. 1s. - Consols. 97ssd: Silver.
SO $3.50: Rentes, 99t Bullion into Bank OF Eng
land. Els 900.
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DELINQUENT SALE NOTICES,

DElISpoENT SALE NoTIoE-ExCHEQUER
~ Mining Company. Location OF principal place
or ousin esS. San francisco, California Location Of
works. Sold hil. Storey County. Nevada.
Nottce.-There are delinquent upon the following
described stock. on account or assessment mo S4I
levied on the twen:y-eighth (2Sl day or october,
1892, the several amounts set opposite the names
OF the respective shareholders, as follows:
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MoRNISG SESSION
Board-50 GasIght, Toss: 40 Cal Electric
Ltght, zll4; 20 do. 2l5s; Is do, 2lla: 100 do.
Z OF 4 Bonds 1O2
street-2l Fireman's Fund ms 40; 100 Hutch
inson Co. ga.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Board-s2OO0 S ~ Bonds. 81: 8 Atlantic Dyna
Ifnht 221S
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LIPS AND EYES.

l.
Sometimes her eyes become so kind,
That in their depths ! seem
To spe encouragement to hope
Fulhllment OF my dream.
But this fair maid is peryerse,
That, IL dare to grow
Too hopeful, though her eyes say "Yes."
Her saucy lips say No"
IL
At other times her words are kind,
But then her eyes are dumb;
Still. II my prayers avail, some day
My happiness will come.
For since / know with her alone
II lies my life 70 bless.
hourly pray that lips and eyes
May some time both say-'Yes."
-SomerYilie journal.
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AUCTION SALES.
M. ]. SIMMONS. AUCTIOaEER,

WILL SELL THIS DAY.
Tuesday. December 20, 1899.
At II A. NJ. az the residence.
1872 POST STREET, NEAR FILLMORE,
All'of the Rich and Elegant Furniture, Hand.
some Parlor Upholstery, Fine Dining Room
Set, Handsome Body Brussels Carpets, Rich,
odd Upholstery, Fine Curtains, Pictures
and Ornaments
COMPRISING IN PART:
very Handsome Satin BrocatelIe Parlor. Sets Odd
Divans an Rock ers; Wilton and Body Brussels
carpets: onyx BayWindow Table: Handsome
Imported Ornaments; Fine French Clock: Supe-
r1or Walnut Chamber Suits with Tennessee
Marbles and French Bevel Mirrors: Fine Pol
ished Oak Bedroom Sets: Fine White Hair Mat
tresses Down-FeaIher Pillows ana other Bed
ding; Wardrobes and Chiffoniers; Oak Exten-
sion-fable, Sideboard and Chairs to match.
Fine China Cut Glass and SiIver-Plated ware:
Walnut Hallstand: Hall and Stair Carpets:
Nearly New No z Eureka Range, with Water
back and Fixtures Complete: Patent Kitchen
Table; Llnoieum and 4 General Variety OF
Kitchen Utensils.
NJ. j. SIMMONS. Auctioneer.
N. BAH OF the above Furniture is elegant and
nearly new. having been purchased from the Call
foInia Furniture Company less than year ago 10 2
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And In accordance with law, and order from
the Board OF Directors made on tho twenty eighth
day OF october. 1892. SO many shares of each par
eel OF such stock as may be necessary will DO sold
at public auction at the once OF the company room
az, Nevada block. 800 Montgomery ST., San Fran.
cisco. California, ON TUESDAY. the twentieth day
OF December. 1891, at the hour OF O'CLOCK p NJ of
said day. To pay said delinquent assessment thereon
together with costs of advertising and expenses OF
sale. CHARLES T. ELLIOT Secratarv
olice-Room 70. Nevada block, 500 Montgomery
-. san fiaheisee Saiitsrnia. de2 I'd
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Illustrated Lecture Tonight.

Group is prevented by the timely use Of Dr. BulI'
Cough syrup tho mothers friend.
The morning call., 1892-12-20

Guerra NEVADA SILVER MINING COM
y pany. Location of principal place of business,
San Francisco. California; location of wcrks. Viz
ginia Mining District, Storey County state OF Ne
yada
Notice-There are de inquent upon the following
described stock. account OF assessment q 1887
levied on the 9Th day OF November 1892, the sew
eral amounts set opposite the names Of the resrec
tive shareholders as follows:
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The free illustrated lecture on 1.-THE
Dark Continent" by the Rev. +. 3. Nullan,
at the Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton Hall this evening. at o'clock, prom
ises to be of unusual interest. The lecture
will be free TO both ladies and gentlemen.
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General Merchandise.

BAGs-Calcuttas 61sGe1ac for 1898; Wool Bags,
S6@l38c.
SUGAR-The Western Sugar Refining Company
quotes. terms net cash: Cube, Crushed, Powdered
and Fine Crushed. ali b5se p 10; Dry GRADUATED,
DC 2 10: Confectioners' a, 4Tsc: Magnolia. 45sc:
Extra Z. 41ac; Golden G. 4ssc; ID, 41zc; Standard
A, 41sc: halt-bols. 14c more than bbls. and boxes
lac
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I2lac n: Tomatoes. i5@5oc q box: Marrowrar
Squash s4a7 & ton; Cabbage. 75c r ctl; Feed Car
rofs. 4c@45c Turnips. 75c Beets, Use: Parsnips
81 rs: Garlic. lac - 10.
PROVISIONS eastern Bacon Is quotable at IL
@15c q 10: California smoked Bacon I2@ &c for
heavy and medium. for light and IA q sc for
extra light; Eastern sugar-cured Hams, lag l5c;
california Hams. l3@14c; Lard t1erces Eastern,
al kinds s1z@llise; pals, l2@lsc; CaIfornIa,
tlerccs, 111.c: ha f-bbls 12c; 10-D tins l2G l3c;
DO. 5-to, 124@l314c Mess Beef, 81 SOFAS; extra
mess 40. 80 5O99: family do. S1U69lO SO: clear
Pork. S2o extra prime. S14 p Db,: extra clear $50
@20 so; mess, sl7@l9 2 Dbl; Smoked Beef l01%63
lie q 10.
HOPS-NOmnal at l50l8c q 10
HIDES AND PELTS-Aeavy salted steers, 73zc;
medium. 6@6l2c p 10: light 415c % Cow
hides 4@413c = 10; saited Kip, &C q 10; sailed
Cali, &c; dry Hides. usual selection, &c: dry Kfps
&c; dry Calf. &C; prime GOatskns 30Gl50c each;
Kids. 6@l0c; DeersSias. good summer, 371sc: mo-
dium. 30@32Iac; winter, 20@25c: Sheepskins.
shesriings 1Oe125e; short wool, 40a70e; med um,
70G90c; long wooi e0c9S1 40 each. Culls OF ali
kinds about IL less.
TALLow-No. | rendered, 41a@i7sc; Refined
SEC; Grease. 31a(0ie p 10.
NOOL-Fsl clips quoted follows: Hum
bolft and MenGocino. 1s@l5e: Northern free. II@
12c; do. defective. e@lOc; free Mountain, 90 lie;
San Joaquin and Southern defective, 7@sc Spring
Wool IS quoted follows; Eastern Oregon, 1870
TIC; Valley Oregon, lSG21c p ID
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Herding With Criminals.
Six boys are detained in the County JGil
under commitments 10 :he Whittier Reform
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San Franciscn nIaat NIarl.et

Wholesale rates FROM slaughrerers to dealers are
follows:
BEEF-First quality. &C. choice. e12c; second
quality. 5@5f5c; third do. 3I5@412c.
Dairy Calves. SG3S14 q 10.
MUTToN-wethers.6 la@7c p II; Ewes. &c.
LAMB-S@SIae q n.
PORK-Live Hogs. 5ss@534c p n for heavy and
medium grain-fed; small fat Hogs 51aG155sc; stock
Hogs, 5@5A dressed do. 5G61Ac . 70.
The morning call., 1892-12-20

You should keep salvation OH on hand; It win
cure all aches and palms. Price IS cents.
The morning call., 1892-12-20
PortIand's RusIuess
Exchange and guIlion.

PORTLAND. Or. Dec. 1s.-CIearances, ss2s. 900;
S3i. 900
The morning call., 1892-12-20

LAURENCE VINCENT,
GENERAL AUCTIONEER,
Room %, Flood Building, corner Of Market and
Fourth sts.,
-AIso
FRANK w. BUTTERFIELD.
GENERAL AUCTI0NEER,
ONCE IS Montgomery Street.
THIS DAY.
Tuesday. .................December go, 1892,
AT 10 O'Clock A. NJ. on the premises.
$50 McAllister ST., Between Larkin and Polk.
TWILL SILL.
THE ELEGANT FURNITURE.
Carpets and Equipments Contained in so
Handsomely Furnished Rooms known
rs the Van DYKE
..-.CONPRIsISa
Twenty Costly Parlor Sets; 50 ELEGANT Chamber
Sets: 80 Elegant Mattresses: SO Pairs Blankets so
Pairs Feather Pillows; so Comforters and large
quantity OF Bed Linen: Elegant Folding Beds :
Wardrobes: Bureaus; Chitoniers: Tables COrnices
and Lace Curtains; Elegant Lounges: Easy Chairs
Sofas and Co0ches; about 1900 yards OF Carpets:
Elegant Sideboard; Extension Table; Dining Chairs
and an immense quantity OF Useful Articles too
numerous TO mention.
NoTE-The furniture contained in the above so
rooms Is In condition same new, having been in
use less than IL months. and to the we call the
attention OF hoteEkeepers and the public general
Sale 10 a. NJ sharp. TeTms-Casn.
LAURENCE VINCENT Auctioneer
IL FkANk w BUTTERFIELD. AuetiOneer.
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Regular safeguarding and Friday 'A
THIS DAY.
4ucsuay December 20, 1892,
At 10 O'Clock A. NJ, az salesrooms,
Il30 MARKET, BET. SEVENTH AND EIGHTH.
I'VE WILL SELL.
Parlor Furniture, Bedroom Sets with Clipper and
Curied Hair-top Mattresses, bedding. Portieres
Mantei Mirrors, Extension Tables. Sldeboards
PAINTINGS, Pictures( Desks, Chlffoniers Bed
Lounges, Plush Chairs. Crockery, Glassware stoves
and Ranges. and also First-ciass Saloon CON-
prising Counter and Shelving, Glassware Chairs
mirror, Iron safe and Chars also stock of Gro
ceries.
1t CHAS LEVY & CO.. Auctioneers
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WILLIAM BUTTERFIELD,

Auesday.......--....... December go, 1902,
AT IL O'Clock A. M, on the premises,
1408 CALIFORNIA STREET, NEAR HYDE,
~ WILL SELL.
THE SUPERIOR FURNITURE OF RESIDENCE
....CohPRISISG...
Easy and Reception Chairs, Sofas, Lounges Iace
curtains, Poles, Pictur.s, Antique Oak Fold
ing Bed Walnut Marble-top aud Imitation Cham.
Der suits. Spring and Hairtop Mattresses, Bedding
Feather Pillows. Brussels Carpets Hail Stand Ex-
tension Table, Dining Chairs Cutlery, Crockery
Fine New Range and Kitchen Utensils etc.
l VIM. BuTTERFIELD. Auctioneer Az Pine ST
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1 WEEKS NEWS FoR5 CENTS--TnE WEEKLY
CALL. In wrapper. ready for mailing.
The morning call., 1892-12-20
DELINQUENT SALE NOTICES.

N. bail OF the above Furniture is elegant and
nearly new. having been purchased from the Call
fornia Furniture Company less than year ago. 10 q
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AUCTION SALES.
CnAS LEVY o cn

AUCTI0NEERSA AND COMMISSION NERCu ants
Salesroom-l135 Market ST. bet. 18th and 9Th
Regular Salesdays-Tu Tuesday and FRIDAY
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Eastern Ports

EASTERN BOrtS.
NEW SoRK-ArrIved Dec l9-Ship John
Donald, hce Aug / /. Dec 1S-Ship Tam o. shan
hence Aug %.
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ANOTHER ACCIDENT
At the Fateful Court Street Crossing
Of the Maine Central.


another setdent has taken place 90 the
fssefHi conrs street crossing the Maine
Central, ind saoskcr seeident ~ters The
unfortunate victim ya the only one N
fauif.
Yesterday noon Eagene Ia Bel Of Bruins
viii one Of the zrzyel train eres received
nj. disehsrze and transportstioa 30 Bruins
sick a. he Wished 10 20 home. He expected
10 take Jesetts train leaving here at SIS
r. ".
In some way he was Delayed, and when
h. started IN walk down the track to the
station the train vas already IN. When he
reached Court STREET the train had started
30 he decided 10 Wait until i' had reached
him ard then 10 Jump m hoagd
The train sas little late and vas, there
fore, running rather fsstet than usual
ie Bel waited until the rear platform
Of the nert To the la.t car came along AMI
caught hoti. trying 70 swing himself on
board
Buf the motion Of the train threw him
down under the wheel Of the first truck on
the rear ear.
The ,so wheels passed over his right foot
his Isf, striking against the side Of wbeei
And throwing him oot from aasier the traio
before the seeocd truck came along
When sssistsnce reached him la Bel va
writbing sl,ou, in intense agony moaning
and attempting 10 ze, apon his feet.
lie var placed in buggy and carried 10
the Office Of the Drs Martin. Dr. t'eo-
W Martin made brief examination Of the
injured part, and concluding that sB,pats-
ton would t,e neres-ary, hail him taken 70
the city farm.
Shortly afterwards further examination
vas made. (, was found that the sbeels
had passed lsngthwise over the foot
crushing IL in q horrible manner. Ampu
t4tinn vas neCessary.
nrs George W aud Robert !. Martin Of
this city performed the operation tskingtos
the foot little above the ankle.
At last reports Label vas doing n well
as could he expected
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Esittop'. 81 the heaaeLec J"ur6M
10 assuming the Office of postmaster, !
would respectfully ask little space ~
your paper, to mention one or two things t.
the citizens of Augusta. which | think
wouid be- mutually beneficial
There are very frw cities l.
the nited States where ths
citizcas are 40 highly favored III
regard to postal conyeniences. rs in Angus
ia. aud think that everyone viii admit
that there has been q constant improvement
of late Years It j. naturally my desire, a.
Young man. that INV administration may
II possible be rs good As that of my prede
cessor, not only on NV own account. but III
order that a service which deals more I'll
rcctls with the people than any other ser
vice IN the world, may be as free rs posi-
bic from anything which will caus" com
plant or dissatisfaction to the public.
Every person il Interested that the mail
should 90 promptly and correctly. and while
Il Is impossible that errors shall not occur.
a great many may he avoided if th" publ
viii give its aid in assuring the successful
operation ut the service, IL H. therefore
ny desire. Il any one has any complaints 10
make regarding the local postal service, OF
Al, suggestions which they think would i'm
prove IT, that they will communicate with
me. personally or bs letter, that the matter
may he brought to NV attention. and 50 far
a. the suggestions are reasonable and With
IN the power of 'ht' office SHALL b. glad to
carry them out. and 1t the SAME tinte "a
leavor to stop errors ami causes for crit
icism
The public has a right jo expect good
service and courteous treatment from ever
postal official AMI what should he the re
latIou of my official force to the pnbiic i
ibid down in the postal law. as follows
They are the servants Of the people IN
that branch nf governmental service which
ministers most to their immediate persona!
convenience aud interests and comes IN
closest contact with all Enjoyment Of it,
privilege. compeis person. of both sexes, of
all ages. of various conditions. Of different
natiunalities. of every opinion. to visit the
post office with frequency. They Transact
business. generally small in the
pyternal "details. hut of deep
interest aud value to them. and. in the aggre-
gate. of vast magnitude and Importance to
the country All of every degree, Condi
ton. aud private opinion. are entitled of
righ, tn kindly service bv their trovern-
ment, with attention. civili,v and acconmo
,lating assistance on the part of its agents
and especially without offence to their
sensibilities- The postmaster must there
fore he patient courteous, and helpful
~ trsnsscting his business. and
compel his clerks to similar conduct or 'hs
miss them and So govern himself and them
that every proper visitor may lrase graft
fel by TN. good treatment
In closing desire TO sincerely thank the
people of Augusta for the kind manner in
which they have received my appointment,
and trust that my administration of the
office will he such as will show that I am
not unmindful of the pleasant things that
have been said
Very respectfully vours.
WAITER u. SrINsoN.
tur,tsfa Name lspS
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Railroad and Steamboats,.
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD
Arrangement u Trains IN ENsea luae e. 1851.

+
ssOlyG WEsr-ess A. N. for Lewiston,
| rsrn,inx,oa. kcsklsa5, PORTLAND, hesten xad
Measrals ~ and iI,S, A, VI, fer Haiowris. ear
diner s,sd SeatA Gardiner. ssSS and lets a. y
for Bree>w,sk, Lewisiea, farsningtep, Rseklaasi.
Portland aud e,.>soa connecting Tor White NSsn
tain fssn;s and Sacees. i.@ Y, ". far uSioNeil,
tssrtiner aud >oa,h Ssriasf, Rs and : - z. ~.
| TOR tsyuasuts>. hath. fprfis.si. Hasfon, &to I.
VI, fos Hsflewei, Gardner and Seash tasdiaer
liSef ". (nieas reiimsal every alxht for Lew.
listen. ES,h, Hoskisei. Portland and R.ssten, La
\, N esers aists tor tNrtlsnd aud ka>ton.
sOlNss EkSr- i.ss \. ", nigh, expre.sl for
>kowheSsa. Esiisss. 6angur, ssr Hsrhor. -
stephens. 81 John sad trc.,stss,S County. 2N a
NJ, ever, night Les ssares and har i,areer; s.ss
hs waiting II, wssrF,tlir Tor bangor and liar
uafaers g-ii and 81 T, VI. s,s wsserNigse. Nsk
asad. North Aascn. R,nshsta. >kewhsgsa. nc!sass
tse.ss, feSerur, Rsnr,r, Rsr Hsrhcr.s, >trphcns
81. John and Aryos,cak teeetsk n,sNesa 80 T.
for wster,iiir, sus Sundays only II, u \, N.
.os Hsnger.
The Nigh Pullman Train. xcins east a, LA A,
NJ. going west a, Hoo L, W., each way every
night, SUNDAY Included, eanneesips sot Lewiston
aud es~kisaa, eat net 10 skowhegan On Monday
mornings, ar TO Belfast, i~si,f, or beyond Ran.
ger, eNcep5ins 10 Rsr hsseor. On Sunday morn
iasS,
The asy express trains going Yves, a, ieis A,
VI. sad East nj s,4+ l., ", Fan daily, sunday in.
c,a,l,,i, between Res;oa, Lewiston. Rah. Bangor
and ~. JuhH.
Night Expg,ss going Ess, n, sat \. NJ, and Yves
y, IL \ " run every night between uoste,
INSTRUMENTATION TRAIN for Augusta
teases South Gardiner, 90 and leei A. NJ. H.
and ~ \. A:t,srilncr,ds and 10. 10 A NJ. fs.N
sad as = ". lial'o~eA. ., n and io-a A. NJ.
les aud t,ssr. NJ
1hrough tickets to California and all points
south and West may be had of T. u. Walker
aekrt agent, Augusta, the only Office in Augusta
siling Via all rca'es and checking baggage frye Of
eNpease.
PAYsoN TUCKER, Vice Pres. \ Geni Manager
y. \, hoorHHN, tea'l Pass. aud Ticket Act.
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The Maine Central has a large crew a,
work putting down new rails On the second
er sontb track below Rines crossing and
also putting in the new crossing frog where
the electric road is hereafter 10 cross the
rsiirpaA
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Frank VI. Bowmans handsome. new Cliy
hotel was opened last night With concert
BY Higgins Military band. large mum
her of persons Inspected the house and ali
pronounced il first-ciass.
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Personals

Cha.. Doughty went to Portland yeeter
day.
Rev anil Mrs W + Livingston returned
YESTERDAYS from fryeharE
Miss Matte Sylvester j. visiting friends
in wateryilie for couple Of vcelss.
Charles keyes Of Maiden Mass * visit
ing Horace Cony on Winthrop street
Miss Harriet spauldinq of BOSTON is VS.
ting Miss Elizabeth Cony ou Myrtle street.
Mis-. Edith coIbnrn OF Vancrboro IL
visiting her uncle Mr.. r. G.. feva on
Gage street
Fred T. Small has returned from ocean
Point where he has been spending the past
month.
Miss Reile Wsshhurn left YESTERDAY fut
East Auburn whore she vii spend couple
Of weeks
H. l.. >hcrbournc yesterday joined hs
family at Popham, whore he will spend his
vacation
Joshua Williams Of Skowhegau is visit
ing his daughter. Mrs u W Webber. on
Green street.
Levi Perkins, Esq. prominent and well
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" n and Mr. t,,o n uepd,rsop of
pover y n arrived Yesterday ON A, ,i.i,
4, tr and Mr.. w + rhnmpsou.
Mr. and MIR w u Eaton of Boston
Who have been visiting their daughter. Mrs
lob, fierlev pu,phv. On Manic street re-
turned home Yesterday aftcrnoon.
Mr. and Mrs. w n Ivon Of North
Abingdon. Mass. arrived yesterday and
will sreui several dsys in tn. cit, With
III. Rev anil Mrs. " +. Livingston.
Hon !. W Bradbury, Mrs, Henry W
BRADBURY. Miss Grcgoric and Miss Lila
Bradbury have gone To nld Orchard where
they will .peud the remainder Of the month
Word has been received from Hon H. NJ.
Heath. who Is in the WOOD. near East
Maehas To the fleet that his general health
H.. ,,,nh ;n,r,yeJ sincp h. left Augusta
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Ccmmends to public approval the California
liquid laxative remedy. Syrup of Figs. Ii
IL pleasant To the taste and by acting gently
on The kidneys, liver and bowels to clesnse
the system efecsua.iy. it promotes the
health and comfort of all who use ii, and
with millions it is the best and onl. remedy.
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Hon. George \. Russell of WllbrahaiB,
Mass, AMI daughter. Miss Lilly Russell
were in the city yesterday, calling on
friends. NJ. Russell iormerly lived in
Readfel.i and was at one time in the Maine
Senate from this county.
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A good sized audience attended the per-
Torrance of Turner's English tiirls in
Meonisn Hall last night. The dancing was
above the average, the singing good and ii G
work of the coatortioniss remarkably well
done The different numbers were heartily
applausied. many being encorea.
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t,rove street from state street to it, in
terspction with tfreep street, ia closed t,
all carriage travel, Chandler street hein.
also closed. This step has been made nee
essary by the progress Of the work Of pre-
pairing the street for maradamizing. rh,
Gu, near the Iuwer emf has been iuishe,
and the light suit at the upper emf i. hein.
made
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MIR. q. e. Webster va, taken i'll Suuiay
and his partner. Mr.. II. F. BowditcEi was
summoned home yesterday from his yseas
ton ut Ocean Point. MIR. Webster Is better
but will not he ont for several days.
Mis-, Ca,idie Brown of WstsrVIle IA the
,,pes, Of Mrs, pr. II. J. Martin
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John conlin, hoy employed in Bangs
Bros mill, yesterday bad his right arm
caught between two earrings. suffering a
severe flesh wound.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-11

Isaac ;. Starhird of Chelsea il in Ken
nehec Jail with bad cut just below tie
heart, 80 bad that nr. George H. Briokett,
the physician called. had 10 take Eve
stitches TO close 1T mp II was given him by
Ben Riley of Chelsea. last Tuesday fhe
prem, both drunk. were driving together.
and according TO Riley> story Starbir,l
struck him, and he, having his knife.
10 his hand cutting tohscco struck by with
il cutting his companion. Stsrbir,i's story
differs from Riley's in that he claims that
th. latter was the sxgresscr Both n,en ha' e
hecn bound ever to the September term by
Judge stevens of Chelsea Both men are
still in Jail.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-11

Fresh cut flowers and button hole bou-
quets, from Burr's green houses. al
Psrsriages. opposite post office, today.