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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-03
kEyyEBEC HEARD


Taescsy vas 9 egsy day Of the State
Assessors' 1spU'mer: 81 the capitol. The
ts,Yins vas o. iovrs In Kssrebec esursy.
Mr.. o I. Esss'ord Of the FsJetis board
Of asssssoss claimed that the vsiaA,ian Of
Their real ssate had been placed II too
b,ah szurs. The EslIopsn ASSESSORS
we're rressat, Ms,s:s. 0. Carisr, c. &.
HIVE saa c. 6. Wal. Tsey called the
s,t.a.scn Ct he stsisors to The valuation
Of shsi, eo,son niIl which 10 co. raaiins-
Fer that reason they wished tie valuation
reduced City soiiei.sr Goddard vas
p,sssn. far Agggna sad there vas
Ems discussion rih HaIiovsli with
respect 70 the tax On the Miilikens' logs and
hoy /. could be csLecssd. The matter Of
stock in the Boston & ksrnsbsc Siean
boa, Co. came up and 10 vas claimed that
Will, Of the shares 1895 are owned In Au-
ras,s ard ist 10 HaIio~esl. Gardiner alone
gets tar, Hsiuiss the propeity At s72 400.
II vas sab mittsd 10 the board whether Gar
diasf should contir Ge TO sssen the tax Ia
tina, way and on such lov valuation. Mr..
Goddard called tie attention Of the board
to what be termed the excessive valuation
Of Augusta snd ths increase Of the valuation
by the last board from e Ve TO eight millions.
Tso millions Of ihis the Augusta Assessors
are uaAble to hnd. He scknosledged tina.
abou. . million Of this raise could be
accounted tor but two millions Of il could
DOT. He though! that the actual valuation
Of The Edwards property nigh. be placed
., abou, 81 800 900. I, gross II astice he
claimed to double up on the yAlustloa Of
the stock Of goods and TO add twenty per
cent, 10 the valuation. The ya.u.lion Of
the real estate was IS high On the average
- tbs city could aa.d and he cited the re
cent sale Of farm for 800 that the city
ssses,ors had been valuIpg at $500
Augusta waited to be valsed 10 prop .ruon
to tie other cities aud tos1s Of the State
Alb.oas full bo,rd Of ssses.on were
present, Mcsss u G Mclssr, Geo. 8
ray Auu IA Ia II Ahtf- 4 htJ stia iDSJ
couldn't frd where tie CON mission got the
raise Of ten per cent. on their valuation of
p,e Won, years. G. Y. Tarbell Of Benton
vas present. Z. W. Bates and Chas. l.
Crovell Of Oakland appeared 10 behalf Of
their town, making a strong plea for q
reda ton. Their returns for this yea, are
abou, $3.50 COO less than the valuation placed
upon them BY the commission. Mr.. Marley
Morrison appeared for Clinton and claimed
that the valuation on their real estage was
placed too high, hat they will be obliged
10 reduce the valuation the town assessors
now have on Il. Eliot Wood and L. o.
Goth Of Winthrop, waited the yalustion Of
Their tova reduced, fndirg much fault with
the raise Of slsj, Goo made by the last c1m-
mission.
10 the att,r.ola the town Of Dexter was
heard through It's representative, Mr.. " T.
Rlb.r,s c. II. Lord snd B F. Bradford
of Wa ne says that their present. town vslu
a.ion is altogether too h "a b. reascn of
the depreciation Of some Of the farms that
have baen sf Ctsd in laigJ measure BY
drifting .snd in some locaitieP, and that it
should be redul instead o! being raised
As !; vas By tbs commission. % per cent.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-03
FOR SALE.

DOR SALE-rw h 'rsCs we ght 1860 and laSo
II double harness, one sing'c harness, htre
double -sted traverse runner sleigh. one heavy
wagon ii ia. axle c'tly new, Que beach wagon
win be sod at n bargain. Harry u. Blanchard,
Augusta. Ne. kebsd
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-03
To Ring In an Alarm.

Ib hluS III ttui Ws
&c to boK nearest the f e, open the box,
pull the hook ali the way down, once Only,
sud let 90 Wait minute for the sound
Of the bell; IL uothing is he ard, pail sgsin;
II you "a J the third time. go to the next
nesres. box snd DO the simr.
T.mpsfiog with any pnt o. the Are
alarm will be Isai, -ith according to law.
Signals.
One stroke will be struck daily at - 30,
from the store Of Lord & Lowell to test
aPts,a,u,.
Hose Companies NJ ! snd > and Hook
and Ladder Nc sill respond to sn alarms.
Special calls will be 3. follows:
Hoe Company No. ; will resp ,nd 10
Boxes Ne, p and o. wh.n wanted else
where, dFe blows will bs given.
II So COMPANY n, will re'poud to
Boxes ~, s. and o. When wsn,ed else
where, seven blows will be gtven.
Hose Company NJ . will retp,nd to
Boxes s. SO ard 81 wien wanted else
vhsIe. three rsviIl be gveo.
When ten bloss are struck. after an
alarm Of & e. the entrs Ere Department
viii report a. the Die slthout further notice.
U,der some circumstances i; will not be
necessary 10 break the glass case containing
the key and II provide 70, such cocditions
teys will be leii at the following places
s, B. Coos store. Weber & Cages mill
A Tersults W. L. Telegraph Office, C.
B, Cobb's stable. F A Martons house. C.
+. Wing. store, Augusta House, Park
House C o Tibbetts' store, ". G. Moody's
stable, ]. NJ. Much, house, L. e. Gust
isg's house.
Est Side G. D. Hsskells store, A. S.
banss honse, S.. CA,hariue's Hall. James
Msr'on's house. L. Hills house. W. h.
Williams house, W. II. Smith. store.
A small slsssftont box /, attached near
The ire alarm box; in case Of FIRE, break
the sa" snd eK,r.c, the key.
Mr.. F. W. Mathews has Issued in tasty
AND convenient form these fact. and in-
'auc'ious, And is distributing them. They
VII be found convenien, for reference.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-03

FAMILY Medicine Moves the DO ..
eAea cs~ Moot people -ssd 70 use il
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-03
BoVDliCH. WEBSTER / CO

Both the method and results when
7yrIp Of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
AID refreshing 20 the taste, and acts
Gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
ten efectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers aud cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of it's kind ever pro.
fuced pleasing 10 the taste and &C.
oep'ab!e &c the stomach. prompt in
ts action AMI truly beneficial in its
eject prepared ariy from The most
healthy add agreeable substances, its
mary 5,;eliept qualities commend it
u al 1s,5 ,oAd4 y LIE most
lcpti34 s7.s13 kHoT-
. - Fif7 ia &3l sis =. Sc
sn1 9..s ~ a. isas.aZ orug-
gisEs .s-,f gai.s1is csuggis. sho
takF -rs e&'s /. or aAad siii pro-
-r'@ 5,7 To- any ece who
WISHES 70 w Z. 10 ,cG Dcept any
substitute
CALIFORNIA FIG SXRUp co.
siS FRANCISCO. Cal.
ft*"svgif ~ W. voss ~
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-03


has adopted. was begun yesterday. Toe
location OF the boxes will bs as follows.
No. rs Cushtoc Heishts
No a. Near Weber & Cages mill
No. %. Water St. near railrosd br.dge
No IS Water st. Granite Bank bhIilne
No. 81 Break Key 10 Eagiue House.
No =. Br!ige st corner Spri (.
No - Corner Si<sil ard Green Street,.
Nc. 81 Corner Winthrop and Sta e Sti
No 81 Corner SAse and " siern AvI.
No 81. $ ate Hou'e 1rivStF).
Ne. g. StspIe,cu, Gage Street
NJ g. Break Ky in Bangs NIL.
No u Ess Side, cor. Coay & Bangor SIS
No. - East sidR cor. Miidle & Eis'
Cheanu,.
Ne. ~ East side. Arsenal, cor. Eastern
Ave.
No. if E4s, SIDE, Hospital private
No. ~. Maple. cor. Willow Street
NJ, IS Pstiicaili's Corner
M. - Pulp Mil tprivste).
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-03

lie local wholesale provision market
ks seen but li.sle change ia the pss, month.
tfaa Continues plenty, the bss: o. spples
aaosins eu. 81 25 ahs,rei. snd oranges
are cheap. P5,s,ees are almos. q drug in
me uafaes At 10 csnts q bu,hel. Beet, and
'a'aia' ara 30 csnt' per pushed, onions 81.
'ai erA berries pr hsr;el enly 81; cab.
0'se Is 'ellrs for cot per pound Beef,
leS'!' i' f'em to g By the side; rtu1d
A % 'o 6 cents. Nation i,sbout The
"me' to S, While lamb is little frmer.
'e'ns rem to 3 Native chickens are
I'cn 10 to II AID fowl o, 3 cents lower.
'a IL g.anirs :, Ct ma in and brings
iI'1 se E.ss sre plenty ., IS cents !;
ND butter at 20 AID rs per pound. Be.n.
''''s ifem 81 10 to s. co Hay is selling
70 'ns square al SIG Ana SIS s ton.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-03

A. afe emitted to the best that thei.
s sneS VII buy. 20 every family should
e ooea, q bottle Of the best family
s"eds' syrup Of Figs. to cleanse the sys-
sn 'nen eostive or bilious. For sale in
~ aad sl.oo bottles BY ali leading drug.
dec75Avlu
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-03
j1f0.

HAsCJCk.
Ma iayilie-Jsn q, Mrs.Hanu.h Ga and eyed
- yeE-
kEyNsBEC.
In t4is city-Jan. II Lizzie Wight. aged ~
ye n. Jan, Il. Jo,ei hi'c -. Wooster, aged ~
years. Jan. g. T. leu pWard, aged " yea :. Jan.
a. Nav :. tesvitt. sgod SO years and M n'hs :
i'm. ~ Edward Lumber, aged ears. Jan. a,
George Conner as,d ~ years and mosiiIs
Jan is, u sborah c. Miller, aged y years and o
L onths.
SGGADAToT.
Bosd ,inham-Feb. 2, NJ. a'oiino. " dow o,
tnelt R.clasd Webber. sgei e. years.
WsL7o.
Freedom JAn. "A. Fred Cuarii CHAN. sg.d Is
NsArs.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-08-09

ated medical and surgical institution in the
places on tho dates named;
MARYSVILLE, AUG. 81, 1892.
HELENA, SEPT. 1 UNTIL 4, FOUR
days only, offices at Merchants
Hotel.
his will be = rare opportunity for the citizens
or Montana to meet and have a free consultation
with the greatest chronic disease surgeon and
physlcian of our great cities, right here in Mon
lana. The staff Of the IIiebig World Dispensary
are said to be the most successful physicians
"nu surgeons tor the cure of chronic. nervous,
private. wasting and complicated diseases, on
the iaciho coast. The reputation, success, and
reliability of DIR; Liebig 4 Co. arc already too
we'll known to the citizens OF Montana, in the
treatment of diseases OF men. to require mention
~ TINS card. They have had ar enormous prac-
tlee IN san Francisco for tho past twenty-five
visited Montana from San Francisco.
r Al persons suffering from diseases Of the Eye,
Ear, Moss, Throat, Blood. Nervous, System, from
weakness. loss OF vitality and manhood, chronic
troubles resulting from moon petent treatment
Or neglect. and private disc Asses. should call upon
nr. s.oddart at the places and ON the days
Deformity cases requiring surgical braces and
nppnrs1us, n1 correct m dital and surgical treat
call upon tho renowned surgeon.
On account ct the enormous increase Of prne-
nee az over the coast. the time given to each
place 10 limited. and persons desiring to see DIR.
stoddart or do business with DR.. l. sblg / Co..
OF Tue i4isbig, World Dispensary. should call
Dromptl on above dates.
thousands OF testimonials could 10 published
OF cures made all over the western country, but
NE standing aud reputation of Drs stoldart.
require testimonials.
beware OF, Ao-called Physicians who usually
run II a few days shssd or after tho dates given
Tor tho visits of DIR, Liebig 4 Co. Wait until
u ~stediart arrives, and ito not be persuaded to
take treal ment from any one else.
shonid you fail to meet the Doctor, write full
particulars OF your case to the iiebig World
llslensarJ, . Ast broadway. butte City, Mont,
or 100 Geary Street, san Francisco. California,
spondence.
Cali early during office honrs, AZ the office will
visit, Consultation and examination viii b.
free. and al are welcome.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-08-09
Coming to Montana

DIR. ARCHIBALD C. sTODDART, San Fran
cieco's Oldest and most successful Specialist,
senior physician of the firm of DR.. Liebig d. CO..
also president Ct the Liebig World Dispensary,
of Kansas City, Missouri, and san Francisco.
California, the largest combined and incorpor-
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-08-09

quilted it must not again be seen until after
the hand has been PLAYED. A violation of
this law subjects the offenders side to the
same penalty as in case of a lead out of
turn.
80. If any player says: II can win the
rest" 1.-The rest are ours" ''We have the
game" or words to that effect. his part
ner's hnnd must be LAID upon the table and
treated Us exposed cards.
DO. League clubs may adopt any rule re-
herein above described.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-08-09
The Most Truth Telling.

Editorially THE INDEPENDENT
s%teadfastly contends for demo-
cratic principles, and believes the
best interests of the country will
be best promoted by the election
of Cleveland and Stevenson. But
in it's news columns it knows nei-
Their politics nor party. Demo-
Gratis and Republicans, Prohibi-
tionists and Peoples party, mug
wumps and men of no party, all
find their views and news impair
TALLY presented in THE INDEpEND-
ENT's hospitable columns.
GO IT and you
won't be posted.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-08-09
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
NRUTCHER Il GARLAND.
ct. E. Crutcher, II. G.. Garland.)
Attorneys at Law,

VI u y utCL1C1 u VI
Attorneys at Law,
Rooms and 8, Bailey Block.
Mining, corporation and real estate law spe-
~cialties. Will practice in all the state courts, in
the United states supreme court. and before all
tho de partments in Washington City, in connec-
ton with the lion. A. II. Garland, late attorney
general.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-08-09
You Can Reach Us Now.

We have been practically shut off for the last week BY the street paving.
In the meanwhile we have overhauled our stock and brought to light
many bargains.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-10
.,,tace OF Deaf Mutes.

49,, Y, Feb 9.-lSDeclal. I'M 10
=, - .be committee appointed oy tn l DO. ia
~, Ministers Association OF NorI4iHt e., n1',
W. ,;.v has been received with much iaHOi-
49, eminent. and it is thought thai W,
Oil be adopted by the Methodists at ''0''
next weekly meeting. ;,;o. hos
snotted Horse. the Indian Irugilist, ha'
offered 900 10 any man IN the TWO cl''o' w."
will stand before him five rounds. " y
This morning the remains OK MI. ~
Jackson. travelling salesman iOr tno
house of James w Miller. of Newark y, -,
we're forwarded TO New York by the Nc"
York. Philadelphia and Norfolk r0ad ,os,
Mr. Jackson arrived in Norfolk FRIDAY lhs'
and registered 1T the ST. James: lie con- con-
planned of being sick and Dr. SUTTON 40.
called in to attend him. The Doctor states .i'"
no was too unwell 20 do any business 10 -
day and that he had better remain III Deu
Mr. Jackson disobeye1 the phvsiclan IN
structions and went out with his sHihp.eS.
lie soon returned 20 the hotel very slch
man was taken 10 81. Nincents hos'l'al
where he died Monday morning al o c'o I'm
This morning ut 245 SMOKE WA" A5 eo
issuing from the store OF ehIieS9n :, ..set
paper hangers and decorators on BANK SUI
0vjno TO tho cOmbustible nature OF the stocA
the bnildiug was in n light blaze by the l,ihe
the department arrived on the scene no
buildino a three story brick. was owned Oy
] J. Lawler. plumber and gas litter. ana "4s
fully insured. The large sIocA % t,,lo,e
carried by Fentress ~ - bren Is " 0o'N
loss. partially insured. Me-
The second story was occupied oy hr rs
Virginia Ne can, who lost nearly a. OF her
household effects. W. II. Freeman, Wuo V'-
cupied a room on the third moor. mn" 10 20
taken from the window on a ladder, the name
preventing his escape by the stairway- hhn
ager Dusenberry of the Academy OF MUSIC,
who roomed on the same floor haa nhll1N
escape The building is complete wreck
Loss. about $4,000.
The Ovide Mue'n Concert Company gave
an excellent performance at the haA on WE
This va tine fourth entertainment OF tNS
Star Course, and was witnessed Dy paeAeo
house. -. .o,;o r
c-,,r, Lotb Of Tins CITY were married yes
terday evening by Rev. DR.. VI. ). NhaT{o,n'
of the Freemason-street Baptist church. mr
Bruce is a deaf mute and 50 is his we. az
Bruce holds & responsible position III lA'
,fe - pfriea
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-10

FRyDvRIcKsBuHG. VA. Feb. 9.-ISpee ialI--
A committee # the city council CONSIST ing or
Nessrs james =. Knox II. Won Shon, an +. j..
Cole was appointed last night % confer with
Hon. M. g. Rowe with reference 10 Obtain
ING n charter for the Mineral Belt railroal'
and if necessary 10 90 30 Richmond and adj
yocate the granting Of the charter y the
legislature. II is the purpose OF tins com
many 10 build u road from Danuue u Fred
erlcksburg via Gordonsyile and from i!ere 10
some point on the Potomac rlver' where
larre vessels aud steamers can LAND. .
Mr.. Henry Miller. Jr.. and Mrs. Mary Men
olson. widow of the late James Nc holsOn'
were married to-day in Washington. J.. g..
The revival Is still IN progress IN the Memo
dist church and a great deal OF lnteres Z Is be
lng manifested. The pastor. Rev. J.. W.
Canter. 10 being assisted by Rev. Mr. White,
OF Washington j.. {.
Rev. Isaac W. Canter. of this city. as been
invited 10 preach the baccalaureate sermon al
Holhns Institute, Roanoke county. Va, June
9th next. IN ~
Mir Horace /. Dodge Of Hornellsv lille \.
Y o. Mrs. w. H. SOu1ners, OF Ola remont.
Va. hays been called TO the bedside OF their
father. Mr. VI. l.. Dodge, OF Stafford county
who is extremely Ill. "
The fredericksburg Grays. winch recently
djsbanded. have petitioned the Cove rnor to
hermit them TO reOrganlle. II tho pei aloh Us
granted they will meet next Monday nlsh'
and elect officers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-10
EX-GOV. SCALES DEAD.
p.,... AWAY Mt His Home I'm greensboro
Sketch OF His Career ss n f"''''
ncer and Private Citizen

Gavyxspono \. C.. Feb. Especial !
Ex-Governor Alfred NJ. Scales d.ed at LIS
home here tonight at o'clock.
General Scales was born in kockinsn""
comfy in 1898. lie graduated at the on'-
ver,ity. and studied law at Chapel hiii unuei
.Tudre william II. Battle. and began 70 prhc-
,;ce in 1853. Soon after coming to the BAR he
was elected to the Legislature, ana 'he'e s"'o
evidence of that political acumen which III
later years distinguished him among our
North Carolina statesmen.
In 1856 he was elected 10 represent MS as
trict in Congress. where lie TOOK nlsn Ss"Ie
heino much admired by ms party triehus, ouS
after the expiration OF that term ne uo'Oeeu
himself exclusively 10 the practice OK IA" un-
III Tho war came on in 1861. lie was then
oolicited 10 become q member OF the 0'"'e
convention but ne deemed that us place was
in the ranks OF the army. lie enToIIeu n.ln-
self as a soldier and on May IT, looi' oe-"'lI. .
Captain Of company II. Thirteenth ie Bfnnder
North Carolina volunteers Oh WIN"
was elected Colonel. Do,aor
I'm October 10Th of that year, Fender
having been appointed brgadler-s
General Scales was promoted 10 the cOionS40! ,.
The Thirteenth regiment Was hsSI7iIoD ~ ~
Pender's brigade and on Pender prolno 20
20 be major general SchieS' Oh o"''s''' =. 30
1853. was promoted and was assigned 70 T., , Inc
command of Fender old Drissse- and IN TINS
more response 10 command he displayed SUI SUI
more conspicuousy those qualities "ils' H AZ
Won tie confidence and affection OF MS
soldiers After the war he resumed the plac-
tee tee Of ms profession. and IN 1914
bis disa ilites neing, 'A S1,o-ess
moved he was elected TO hsI res.
and S soI ten years remained mem0er 81 that
bodv. non red bg his AS ciates az H hs Ing
ton and hayins ng ni i. oy every marx Of
! their approbaton. ,os- or ,ba
o,,,ir,tiou of his term I'D l,,l. he returuned 20
Greensboro and became president OF t1hh'
whose bu ness he satisfactorily conductor.
some months ago he fell into III health Hno
his DEATH which bad been for some "eeAs
anticipated, took place 70 night
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-10
Marion Notes.

MANOR. Va. Feb. S-ISpecia. l-Rev. +.
w Moore. presiding elder OF this district
who came here q week ago last SATURDAY 10
conduct a quarterly meeting. was taken Ill
tho night after his arrival ut the nome OF Dr.
]. =. AppersOn whore he was cohliheo 20 ms
yoom until the 9Th instant, when he leu lor
Rev. 4. p. Scott. local preacher. Methodist
Fniscopal Church South aged about seventy
three wears. was paralyzed on his rlght SIDE
lost Friday and now les in critical conul-
zion NJ bis home three miles east Of THIS
place lie is the father of Mr.. w. f. Scott.
who died some three weeks ago from para
lytic stroke. 80 chi o:.,.
were married ON the ID instant at the resi-
dence of the brides father. Mr. John Is.
smith near ChilhOwie. this county, and are
now on a tour Of the Southern States.
Mrs. Eliza Tartar aged hity-nin years,
and Mrs Mary Prater. aged sixty years, died
on the 9th instant at their homes. near this
place, of pneumonia.
Mir. II il. Crump of The TIMES was III town
last week and completed arrangements for
delivering your valuable paper every day to
many subscribers
Holston Council ROYAL Arcanum, met at
their hall on last Thursday evening and the
officers-elect for the ensuing year, VINO
were present were installed by Past Regent
George w Wright. as follows. Rev. +. /.
Mel den. regent. c. W. White. vice regent;
A. T.. Lincoln. secretary w. T. FRANCIS, col
lector; John w. Richardson, treasurer; -. 4.
Miller. orator. 60,
Professor II. n. Bell left for Gainesville
Fla, Friday. where he goes to accept posi-,
ton on the staii of teachers III an agricultural
and mechanical college. Professor Bell na'
had charge Of the public free schools here foi
the past two years.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-10
Buckingham Matters.

BUCKINGHAM c. H., Va, Feb. as 'ecial.l
The February term OF the county cour com
menced Yesterday. Judge John L. Moss
presiding. The grand jury found II ne bill
aoninst Henry Jones lcoloredl for bT eaklng
and e1ter ne the house of Miss Mosele y who
lives near Well Water There are sis. pris-
oners in ail awaiting trial for this o Tense.
Rumor indicates that King Make and his
colored mistress. Leila Jackson. con stltute
the head and front of the crime, which is. ac-
cordipe u the statements OF the local uahori-
ties AT We'll Water, one of the coldes I and
most complete burglaries ever perpetraied IN
the county.
King Make was tried Yesterday for aiding
r. r. Patterson, convict murderer, Id break
ing and escaping from Jail ana senten ced 10
one years confinement IN the penlte nuary-
He win also be tried tins term for burglary
and if convicted of tins Otense the 'u11e viii
doubtless add the five years required by law
10 emphasize the enOrmlty OF two cOnvc-
tions of felony and the country Will DO well
rid of him.
The roads Of the county are in very bad
condition being almost impossible ia some
places. and it seems that under the present
road law nobody is responsible aud no
remedy available.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-10

II you are sick and have not been helped.
why do you not write a full description Of
your case to the great specialist IN curing
nervous and chronic diseases DR.. Greene.
OF 80 w. 18th street. New York, known every
whore as the discoverer of Or. Greene's Aer-
vura. and who is without doubt the most sue
cessiul physician IN the cure OF ali long stand
ing complaints!
Consultation in all cases is entirely free,
personally OF by mail. Thousands consult
him by letter and he returns an answer to
all perfectly explaining Their diseases. giving
advice, etc. iCithOuf chdr0e.
His success in curing diseases by his mar
velous vegetable remedies is simply wonder
ful. and no las made specially Of the cure
OF persons at q distance through letter cor
respondence and treatment. In this manner
thousands of people have been and thousands
more are being cured and we should advise
you. if YOU desire sure cure from your dis
ease. to immediately write him all about your
case. 1t will cost you nothing to get his very
valuable advice,