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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-08-20

e6op e6op s :s @ gs 81 g; brown middliHs' ~ 0'ss co..
HAY.No. timothy. sIa 75@l4 90: No. 2 timothy
I3 90; packing. IS 5oa9 90: No. /. prairie, o. 500
o o.: wagon az % hay. sl5 oogl7 %.
| sTRAw-Wheat 70 COOS so; oat 81 509T5.
Groceries.
As noted above all sugars are nc higher.
| with the market active and strong. Coffee
and canned goods continue firm. Rice is
steady and molasses and syrups are firmer
sUGARs-Patent cut;loaf. SIC; cubes, sac: pow
aersd fase1s Sac .o9, ssandard ae confe
fair hoyHENERs yellow Rs@asc common % ye!oy sA@sHc:
S2sSg4s; S.Sgss Ss aSossNnJssa s Mosha s@5e
e carseas sc MfaaeaSS Rio aa s Peaberry' a@
CoFFEE &c Reno. G. Java soas1c: Padd.n9
&c Msfa asssi p:asssEy Gs.s G
cas-. A14@25c; golden Santos, 2l1a@22ac; Rio. 100
3M-Carbon, lIs'. &c; headlight, SIC: water
MoLAssEsNNew Orleans fancy ne. 't egop .oa
4's fa0lce s7sS1; sSrn~ DensT59agas &c
fancy navors, 3I@S2c.
FRUITs-London layer raisins, 81 so; California
London LAYERS q So@2 70; California museatels
snlIanas: a@lIc; curranis SIC: tsiifornia prunes.
sssdisss raisin; Ie cartons Is IS; citron iss@
Nc: lemon peel, 1l15t012c.
choice choice SSsAc; Louisiana. 91@6c; Java. ss@54c;
CANNED Goops-standard peaches, g oc02 10.
peaches 81 25@i 80; finest corn. q 4c@l 50; Hartford
soaked. so@s5c; early June peas il lsSi Is:
.s ' S cans a2 or 7s dos
Pine.a.pple:. q 25@1 30 extra DO, r. 20: Bahama
pears PsRs sresn 2s Sr
do egg plums. 81 ~; do aprlcOts. 81 S592 90: do
cherries 2-lb cans q IS; raspberries. q 25@1 50;
tomatoes. 81 GOAL 10; salmon, lib. 81 Sol sS:
black berries, 7599Oc; succotash 2-lb cans soaked
s5c: do standard 2-lb q 2Y9l CO.; corned beef
2-lb. 81 Is: Clipped beef lib cans 81 ScsS 90:
bak ed beans, 81 SOL 5O Holsters lib 81 a5 mack
erel fresh lib. 95c: broiled 81 80; ssrdines do
mestis rs, q 90; xs, g Is: Us, mustard g 25: i'm
canned apples, S-lb. 70975c; gallons. 81 S593 20.
Fairy Products.
BUTTER-Choice Elgin creamery, 2s92sc; other
brands, 24@25c; choice to fancy country roll, 800
&c: low grades, 1a915c; cooking. 90IOc.
,o.> oC.HEEsE-ohio, new, 1oA@lo9c; New ork. 1o4@
blocks, 147G1l5c: do bricks. 10ls9llc; Wisconsin
swetzer. in tubs. 1S9131xc for new 1516c for old;
limberges. IO@1lc; Ohio Swiss, I21Y@sl3c, as to
quality.
Eggs and Poultry.
The egg market continues dull and weak
and poultry is ruling steady at quotations
but the inquiry is still mainly for chickens.
16c: cold storage stock, 14(0l4nc.
PoULTRY-Sprngc chickens. 4Ol15Oc per psir for
small and 5170c for large: old chickens, 75c0j1 %;
ducks, 7O9SOc; geese, 75cC9s1 00.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-08-20

Receipts bulletined: Via the P. & WI
car flour; via the B. & o. cars hay, car
straw; via the p. & L. Ell car hay, l car
bran, car malt, car flour; via the r, c., C.
& St. LII cars corn, l car oats, car wheat;
via the p, Ft. W. & C.-6 cars hay, cars
corn, car rye. 4 cars oats, car niiddlings,
2 cars -four. Total, 35 cars.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-08-20
ANOTHER ADVANCE In SUGAR.

Refiners 1-16c-Grain Strong Hero and
Weak In the West-Dsiry Products Ad-
vancing-Currenr Trade Notes-Revisod
Pricea
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-08-20

Mulual Union bsT....1ll
n. j. c. Int Cert. Iii
Northern Pac. lists. ll6K
Northern Pac. 2ds". .ll4k
Northw'n Consolst. 1857
No'hw'n Deben. SIS. H9
st. L. & l. NJ. Gen. IS. S5L
st, L. as. F Gen. M+lO6
St Paul Ccnsols. ...Ia9
st. P. c. & z. lists. lis
t. =. L. g. TT. Rcts. sou
II. L. X. G. TT Rcts. 27h
Union Pac. lists. ..107
West Shore .........l034
r. G. W. 79L
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-08-20

Unlisted street railway shares closed as
follows: Dnquesne Traction, 29A02sN; P.
& B. Traction, 26@261z; p, A. & Nj. Traction,
a bid.
A. j. Lawrence & Co.'s Boston telegram
reported the close on Electric second pre-.
ferred as 321<@32L.
Fred Rinenart says Electric second pre-
ferred Is good for 40 before Christmas.
Tiere were sales of Philadelphia Company
on the street at 2ls6
w. R. Thompson & Co. sold a small lot Of
Iron City National Bank at S5
B: 7. Arensburg bought Duquesne Traction
ana Lawrence q Co., Rea Bros. & Co. and
Caster sold.
Csrothers sold Electric second preferred
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-08-20

Open High Low Clos Close
Ing. est. est. ing. Au. IS.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-08-20

bran. % 5o9I4 Is; brown middlirgs. si7 oo9is co;
chop. $l9 O06123 co.
HAY-No. timothy. sI3 75C014 90: No. timothy.
tl2 0C9'l2 so: mixed clover and timothy. $i2 5O(6
13 90; packing IS 5009 90: No. /. prairie, o. 503
OK: wagon hay, $l5 OOdsl7 co..
sTRAw-Wheat 70 COOS so; oat 81 5O0775.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-08-20
Fairy Products.

BUTTER-Choice Elgin creamery, 2d,nc: other
brands, 24G25c; choice to fancy country roll, 1s@
&c: low grades, 13915c; cooking 9QIOc.
CHEEsE-Ohio, new, 104@109c; New ork. 1o14@
l0Ac: fine fall make, fancy new Wisconsin Swiss
blocks, 14}50l5c: do. bricks. 10ls@11c: Wisconsin
sweitzer in tubs. 1a@1311c for new, 5016c for old
limbergeE lO@1lc; Ohio Swiss, I2Y@si3c, as to
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-08

Cap. e. F. wyman Of Fsyette was il
tae city yr.,erdsy.
Mr.. E. N Merrli Of Skashagan was a
The Augusta House Thursday.
Mrs. A ID. Russell is spending tst
weeks 10 Boston ard Worcester.
Judge A. G. Andrews left for Wes
Madison yesterday on short trip.
Among the visitors in town Thursday val
Mr.. B. W. Hartman of Resddsld.
P CoushIiu is confaed to bis hou,e en-
the Hsllovell road by bad cold.
Mis-, Alice We!ch attended the bachelors
rece p.ion and dance a. Waervllle last even.
ing.
Mrs. Isa,c C. Thomson is i'll with "a
grippe. Mr. Thompson has been sick 70,
several days with the same disease.
M. E. A. Rouudy, ~ho has played the
French horn In Themes Orchestra at the
National Home leaves for Tampa, Fla.
Ex-senator Hunt nd Ex-Governor r e,
Of the hospital trustees committee on &C.
counts, were at the iasti.u,:o yesterday.
Hon. Geo. Z Weak, was down on VS.
ter street yesterday for the first tine in
two weeks, having inst recovered from the
grippe.
Hon. James W. Bradbury and Miss Greg
orie. lef. on the morning train Thursdsy
Tor Athsvilie, N c., VIII re they ill sper d
The winter.
Rulroai Commissioner Mortlsnd was 4
little better yesterday. He has had very
severe attack Of the grippe. II wife came
on yesteIdy.
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STATE HOUSE NOTES.

General 6prsgse vas 1t the oth,s part Of
the Day Thirdly. He hsi been eanansd
% lis :oom nearly two days With severe
cid.
ois csrlosd Of the uoa shelves II, TIE
library have arrived and parties 70 set them
~ are expec:sd Monday. Tv3 more car
losds Ct Furnishings ere get to come.
State Pension Agent Pariaso1 says ths,
The vo1chsrs ere Ginning Ia fr5m the tow
srsaszrsrs With . proma.usss shas is a.
mos. unprecedented. BE attributes this
to ths fact Of scarcity Of money
with these town eff .ers. Bu. little money
10 IN circulation among the farmers 1ss a
present, ~ ,hsre has been ~ open vin.sr
90: ens oling shs m 70 move their produce
sid procure money for saeif taxes, etc. It'll
slnos, .urprisiny.o no,e how dependent ell
kiads Of busiasss are upon the ssricaitarsI
conmani'y snd kos quickly Any condition
ths; fees tbs. 10 feis By tie mmaniiy
1t large.
Land Aieas PAcka'. has At his et!ics
some natural cuiiosislss that shc1Ii be seen.
Oae 10 = PARTON Of Al alder ,hs pise. being
about four feet long. Miissy Of i, is 40
sx1escencs Ike tbs III, gall on the cab
but very mach lsfsef than 10 usually fouod.
Is measures ave ieehss In diameter aud Is
inches 10 circumference. Oae peculiar
Thing in connection With /. IL that tina,
part Of the alder which 10 above
the ,xerssesnse IL larger than The low
er part Of the ss'ek. Another curiosity 10 .
seGti.n Gu. from . white birch tree. This
shows the 2,ow.h Of limb which unifss
with the trunk Of the uee sbou. two fee,
above where /. brspched cut from the
trunk The limb bad penetrated into the
heart Of the trunk which vas grown up
closely about the intruder. Mr.. Packard
has slso 8 scioa Of villo~ that sp.
pears to have been tied ia 3 knot.
/, vas cut near Moosehesi lake ard
the probability is that some person tied
the sil.o. Ia kno, atd left it to grow IN
ths: pJsition. Ole pecuii4, fac. however,
is noticed. AID that i, there are NJ traces Of
bark IN the knot. The sho!e having been
zrown go closely togeihsr Sc to form one
complete whole.
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PUBLICLY INSTALLED
0mesn Of Seth Williams Post, G. / R
Last ETsnins.



The efissrs sise: Of sssa Wiiiiars Post,
g. A. Z we're publicly inssAile. By PAss
CimmAndsr Cha. T. Nash lts. evening.
Grand A.ny Hal vas aiisd, AID the pro-
ga nme throughout va, ora Of unusual
int 'er. TIE efhcsfs vera installed -
!o.lSvs p. c, Melville Smith; g.
v. C.. @. y. Garrett j. V. C., Thos.
Ciafk; scj 1ssn.. W. AeDsv!f: j. NJ.
Levin seisiegi sarzso7, Geo. Z. Ba.kstt;
chaplain. Geo Gs5 o d, Ca". W.
Weymouth u e ChAs- ii DAVIS b. n /.
o. c. S.sssoni z NJ B.. A. A. Nichols.
Tbs prozysnms coaslstsd Of s!nsinz by
m. w,,,,,,, s,,sst og,,,s, .,a ,ss
o. u " 'Ns Ana
The h:H vas selection By the >. al
v. ~x,stie, We Nee, Again Tcnizhi,
Rov.o Tbi. x.. ys,v n,s,,tlv ,s,ss,sd
=. - +,
81" "ieH ''' t"'i' Ah-sf u JIM" eAi+s"
upon Df bso. r BiicEsH f'fa speech.
The doctors remarks are Aisays svls.s 4
9Th ,,,s,s,, ,hs,svs, he L. ,,s.s,, n,
r.
'a'n "a 'ecH''n' ne 'A'a ne a'a a''
know how TO make speech, bat
il they waited 10 kaov what 10 DO
,h., ,hs.,a h,,s IN. su,isncs hso.us
,,,,,
De'"aeie'' - VIC ''4'H'J III
tended they ibouid. oy 10; z string Of sp-
pellations tbs, you'd 10 Axe q professor 10
.n.,onv nnxar-i, ,hsy v.n,sa N I,ov
soo"' sue" '''hs .'' 'HA' :" VI IN 'aeh
cases, he could tel. them lie said be had
been ia practice for IS years, ard IL there
-. .,y,h,o, n. -, yoos n, Z, -. ~.
-,
T'p' H7 v" away p'sA'ea 10 meet
the old soldiers Any old army 'u'gson
knew something OF how the ooJ' had suffered
IN The army To-day, sfisd the doctor.
There 10 more suns'irg among ths N ihsn
most people Imagine. he believed every
solder who honestly ssfVei 10 ihe army
should have pension whether wounded o.
not. He would have the pension sxamin-
ing boards done sssY with.
'fsntiog Tooishs on ths Cd Camp
Ground sa',u Z bY tie winthrop Street
quartet In m saher tasE orolshs back sad
memories 10 macy OF thoie IN The hall.
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ALONE THE WAY.


For four days this week ice run 10 the
kenut bee. Tnls i, something to bear in
Mid to relate il iG'use Waters.
C. rta,u .torskeeper in this city has re-
Gently so, b, insurance on ire that
CURED in hi, show wini5w several weeks
ago, lie was insured in three clmps hies
each Of which paid him 8 dollar insurance.
At the State Hou,e they haven't yet tired
Of telling the an. Tote cgnce:riCz one Of
their nuuber AMI Lis TIP % Po;tsud re
Gently. lie rose in htt ry - each the
early train aud made q dash for the ,tstioa.
A train vas at leaving a j he bostdsd IT,
thanh irg his lucky stafs That he VAS cue
eess!ui when the ,rAir lsi got a HI lie
dsisrce below 0srd.ner lhe COT ducior
cane alorg ard Noticing the gentlemsn
ssid. Il thought that you vsatel to 20 10
Portland "rhAs shore pm going"
replied he. Thea you will hsvs to get
I'll and walk back to Gardner 50 ssto board
the ten o'clocs trsia. this is The 'iummy.
A glance at the q Ii wsn'4 watch con-
vino, him Of the ruth Of the c3td Ictor',
statement.
soon, suppose, The ice will form on
the river and the boys uii be r.sbiag their
lives sgsin, rtmsIked an oj cil1 n TO
the Journal Yesterday. L haze often
heard my frhtr tell hat be snd seyersi
ether boys were tks,iug on the river above
a.,
the winter Of 1872 o. T.. Til
Syringe, ard yourg msn named
MscM.ter ard my father were among the
best skaters Al d they were trying their skill
BY skating as near as they could 20 hole
in Ia, ice. My father WAS ahead and
mscNssier snd tte1 Springer we're behird
WHEN they cl,elsd the hole for TIE last time.
Hearing crab my father lookei back ard
saw the other two ,'rug2 ins in the water
I'll with MscNsster on his back vi.
s,immiug Justly strokes and breaking the
thin ice teiore him in his frsrtic Efforts
not to be carried under. Tas sgtlxtion,
though 40 desperate. wss revesthsles so
lui crcu, Il :: the ciosd laughed uIrosri-
ously ard it was some Little time before the
rescue Was fect,d
The same 2. n,ersu ,Aii th,; he saw
rescue ,ssotei Eesr the ssme p.sce a good
macy years age, so 'ickly srd with such
Ski ~ the boys piessu: thas he never for
Got il. ole Of taei; number broke through
the ice, when without delay the boysa
took hold Of hands. one eni OF the line
on the bank. the oher extending far
eacush that h end boy couId resch the
lad ia The water. Thu line WAS then swung,
the cu.side boy on Tie iuI, snd as he passed
the strug slirg comp.rioa 10 TIE river be
Reached over sod g'sp!d him, All was
done in tsiuklns.
ole Of cur tousoIisl Ntis:s recently
shaved v!cam 10 oae and half minutes.
Lon .sys be spelled Li.rsz ". and the adse
say. he c,n'. practice OIL hin ssaini be had
rather pss and have little more time
taken.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-08

The semi aunusi meeting Of the Cougr :
gsii9Asl Y 7 S c, +. LAST evening" was
o9e ot both prcat and Interest. Reports
we're had from the lookout, FRAY er meeting
see 81. 9abtslh ;,h O.. missionary, fjwsr,
relief and lnior endesvor committees.
The juuior socieiy was formed shout Tie
ftss Of December 70. young people be.
tween ihs sgss of AMI l.
yesrs and they are taking great interss'
The work of the junior society is carried
OF in the same lines a. the other society
and lis prospects are very catering. There
has been good Increase of membership
during the ps SIX mo- tbs and all tie com.
mitsees gave encouraging reports. Many
believe that ha most def aite AMI practical
work Of tie church is bsiug done in thi.
sootaty
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-08

Borditch, Webster { Co. druggists,
believe that the secret Of success IS pe'se-
verinc,. Therefore thsy persis, ia Keep
ing toe foest lias of p-'fuUefies. toilet
s,ticles, cosmetics, drug. and chemicals on
the market. They especially invite all
perso1s who have pslplIstion. short breath,
week or hungry speils, pain in the side or
shoulder, opprss'io1. light mare. d'y
cough, snoIhering, dropsy OF heart disesse
TO NY Or. Mills ueeqas'led New Heart
Cure. before it = TOO lste. f. has The
lNges. sal. OK any .imisr remedy FiGe
book # ie.tim1 ni Is free. DIT Mics Re-
..crsiive Nervine i, unsurpassed fer sleer-
i...ness, hssdsehe, hs, etc , etc sud il
contai,s no cp's'es. dst2ssodSwly
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Rescript.

The following rsscri3, has been re lived
at the Superior Court
Kannehfc Countv-Wilf.ei Lsnelois vs.
Maine Central Railroad Co.
RgsCRIPr: An employee Of rsilroaj
company, shoss duy with his co-employ e $
10 to uni Dad II: m ears aUd stick up in plies
in The compsry's lumber !sd saved oak
timber depo.ted thsre 10 be used in The
manu-, clufe ard repair Of cars. cannot ie-
cover ss,iast the Company damages for an
II jury 7, ceiv5d By the fA,iicE upon hin Of
AZ sdioinir pile caused by the T, giisen e
Of himself and Of his co-employes.
AZ which c Ins'i,u'e suCn negiigt nee.
Notion susIain,d snd new tri.l granted.
A true copy. Ares
W. 8. CuoArE, Cork.
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A very Qlies wedding occurred at The
residence Of Nj. A. W. Case on Sessli
street. yesterday moruiaE. The bride, Miss
Lucy II Proctor of waterville, WAS o
lister Of Mrs. Case. The groom, Mr.. Tru.
man c Eiser'y, Jr Is resilient Of Brook
line, Mass. A few immediate friend.
gath red TO witness the wedding and to
eI end kind wishes. The happy coup q
took the morning trsin for Boston.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-08

Husssua'. too often PERMIT wives, ard
patel t. thtis chi drsn, 10 suffer from head
ache, dizzin-.s. neuralgia. 'lseI lie. sIs's,
q .. rervUu. e., wtea ny the use Of DE-
Miies' X. .tor,use N'rsine ouch s'rious
resutts cud essiy be prevented. D "
gets ever, ~ here ssv il gives uairersa n'-
l.fSctisn, xaa has sn inmeDss sale Wood
so,th 4 Co, NJ Flrt W>S, e, Id Snow &
Co of S,rs,us-. \ Y j. c Wolf, Hill,-
dale. Mich. sni hundreds Of csh~rs say
ait i. ihs gre sect seller 'h.y ever knew
Ii contains 10 npisies- Trial bsssles AID
dns book ca Nervous ni.exs-.. free at
Pnveiieh W. b IL & c., q 4. c?s 'ndAsly.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-08

MI Noah Reed had q very h,nis7ne
present tie ether day. |, vass scarf PR
made from garnet fa1rd On Boston lslsrc
in TIE Sheepseos, very handsomely set
The 2resen: vss frcm his son i ! laT il
Boston.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-08

Act on new principis-regulatiag the
liver, stomach and h9s-i. iArosga the
#erres A ne~ discovery D. &iies Pals
spe-dllv cure hiliors1es., bod taste. trrpid
liver, piles, consi.aS6G. UaeguA!ed for
men, vcme-, ohiiSrsT. Sm,li,.t. m.ldts',
sure.i, % dose. IS etc. Ssmales Free,
Al Boyd,.c1, ". bier snd c.
cc2T ,e1d& rly
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-08

Ms c. W. Grotou has removed her
dressmakins ioams to ie1 Grove street
All having fancy soods, etc, for e1hiai-
ton st "Ch z1le Wizz!e" Fair will p,es.e
leave the tame at Msonian Hall this after
pcan.
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A Kennedy for thu Grippe Coagh,

A remedy recommended for patients
sitl cted With the grirps is Kemp's Bslsam.
winch il espt cisiiy sdsrted to diseases Of
the throat ard luugs. D. not wait for the
a.N symptoms OF the disease, but get .
bottle and keep /; on hand for use the mo
ment 1t 10 uesd,d II reelected the grippe
has tendency to bring On pnsumonis. All
dtusgs.s sell the Balsam. dit
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All are emitted TO the best that their
money VIII buy, so every family shou!d
hAve At ouce, q bottle of the hes. family
rsmsdy, Syrup Of Fig, to cleanse the sys-
TEN when costive or blions. For sale in
soc sad 81 90 bottles By ali leading drug
ylsts, dec7i&~lm
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B0Wditch, Webster & Co.

Both the method and results whcr
Syrup Of Figs is taken; it is pleasaai
and refreshing to the taste, and act.
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys
TEN eaectualIy, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind eyer pro
duced, pleasing to the taste and &C
ceptable ,o the stomach, prompt ir
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects prepared only from the mos,
healthy and agreeable substances, it,
many excellent qualities commend ii
To al ara have mad. Z: TIE snosi
popri4, .'s-csaiy hacr-
sys1? Ct Egg e s3y s.:s L Sc
ard = 5.s.s.s b a. .es,3zi.g drug.
gista 8zF ,stiAtio er-Eg,s4 she
may &c. 1s.s 4 OF hsna via Iro-
cure ii prcrF4ly fcr sc7 oaa who
wishes % Try it Do Gos accept any
substitute
CALIFORNIA ZIG SXRUP co.
sss FRANCISCO. CAL. +.
tn'asyius. N new s0Rk ~
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-08

3 State Librarian Carver has received q
telegram from the msuufsc.o'y saying ,ha,
MN would arrive here Friday to pu, the
rev shelves received in position.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-08
NOTICE

Notice is hereby given tina. We have this
day dissolved the ceptrtnershlp ristir & be
tseen US BY mutual conseu. AID sg:eemen'.
All persoIs iDde5ts L to cur firm will pie
call NJ the sore occupied By Us srd SETTLE
At once, ss se dezi;ie 10 close up all part
Dership accounts as quickly ss psssio.e. In
C oslns our psrsnsrsnip tu'ihess We d.sje
to thsnk the people Of Augusta for the
generous patronage hey have given us
Augusts, Ne J.nua'y 1t A. ID 1882
z W. CHURCH,
Z. Lock-,
To the cit zens Of Apgu.ts sud especially
70 the Gus: omer. Of he fl m of Church &
Locke, this day dissolved. would respe Ct
fully snrouuce that | shall continue the
grocery business At the old stand formerly
occupi- d " sid firm, sid shall be glad 10
see aad ssrvs o n oil sGd new customers.
Hoping that sill old customers an! friend
~il favor me with their psuonsgs and tha.
other. will give M rail. remain,
N,ry troly your,
+. LOCKE.
January lat, A, d 1892.
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Of Churci L),k e xitn to that k sll ~ho
have patrol il d h hrm ard b,.ye X for
Mr.. Locke con ieu,nce Of th,i paso n i.
age.
Jsr2 3: E ". CnUscH.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-08

W'athrop cigsrs are selling VIII ca,
dealers. Give them q trisl.
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WANTED.

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w on t- =, He. rich. Bed ord street. on tsn.
6sa, aeoet O'Clock A n. ar r, if,Ssd him Of 10
lbs OF rosk rosst, 20 kuoS that kLos tayna, Il Il
have had sry-rsl eslt' OF thu sam nature trpm
them in the past. II the goods or a ,qutvsl n,
Ae r taraeN A. cnee, acthtes mc,e will be sid
about il, II MT, ! >aNi let the law takes IT,
coarse, II h pST,tGS With any p-oaf that !
kn' " thent, eo g .hNm every wagi thcs said
spd Yer, move they Ia .de tran the titV they
'eit their zone, ss;J t-,y rtture sg &c. AMI
mere yet " Necessary. u. L, HsRNfCk,
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age, daughter.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-02-05
Paris Banks Embarrassed.

Paris, Feb. 4.-The afternoon papers
confirm the rumors here regarding the
financial troubles OF large banking
house in this city. Two members of the
firm, it is announced, were arrested last
night and examined. The names of
several houses we're mentioned as being
in trouble, but there is no certainty as
yet as to which ones are involved.
LONDON, Feb. 4.-Dispatches from va
rious financial centers state that the
bourses were depressed today in conse-
quence of the reports in Paris relative
to troubles of some large financial house
in that city. The Vienna bourse was
also adversely affected by the belief that
the adoption of gold currency is still
distant
Los Angeles herald., 1892-02-05
IN CENTRAL soUDAN.
Major De Brussea of the Lake Tchad Ex-
naditIon Heard From.


pedition Heard From.
PARIS. Feb. A dispatch has been
received here from Major de Brussea,
the well known French explorer, who
is in command of the Chair and Lake
Tchad expedition in Africa. He says he
finds it the wiser plan not to carry out
his intention to punish the hostile
tribes, which attacked Fourneau's expe-
dition, which set out last year to ex-
plore the valley of the Sangha Bsyen,
Central Soudan, but he should confine
himself to establishing friendly relations
with the hospitable chiefs, with the view
of forming chain of military posts from
the coast to Lake Tchad. Such course,
he adds, will be a great aid in the ex-
tension OF French influence in that part
of Africa. Fourneau's expedition, above
mentioned, was attacked by natives in
August last. Sixteen of its members
were killed and thirty-one wounded. All
the merchandise and many rifles were
captured by the natives and the expedi-
tion compelled to retreat, being followed
for a long distance and constantly
harassed by the enemy.