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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-08-08
DELINQUENT SALE NOTICES.

DELINQUENT SALE NoTICE-UTAR GOV
- soiidated Company-Loestion OF principal place
OF business, San Francisco, Cal Location OF WORKS
Virginia City, Storey Comfy, New.
Sotice-TheTe are delinquent upon the following
described STOCK. on account OF assessment No IS
levied on the seventh day Of june 1892 ths several
amounts set opposite the names OF the respective
shared lderS IS follows:
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nj. ]. SIMMQNS, AuGIIlREER.
WILL SELL THIS DAY

M onda y...''............. August s, 1902
AT II O'Clock A. n, at Salesrooms,
1867 and 1863 MARKET ST. BET. 9Th 4, 7TH
ALL THE VERY ELEGANT PARLOR, BED AMI
DINING ROOM FURNITURE, Grand Uprighr
Piano. Rich Parlor Upholstery, Handsome ManteI
Mirrors, Elegant Pictures. Fine Body Brussels Car
pets, etc., the former coatents OF four houses
COMPRISING IN PART.
-Four Elegant Paror SETS In rich satin overs Grand
Rosewood Piano; handsome Mattel Mirrors; Fine
odd ParloF Upholstery in rare covers; Costly En-
cravings and Etchings; Eastern Walnut and OAK
bedroom Sets; Elegant Oak Foidlng-beds; walnut
and Oak Mardrobes Hair Mattresses and other
bedding; Walnut and Oak Sideboarls: Extension
Table and Chairs: Hall Stands; Hail ana Stair Car
pets; Ranges and other fine household goods
NJ. J. Sfs1HONS AuctiOneer
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hed oil has been struck at depth of so
teeL In the Bnena Vista oil region, &c miles
from bakersheld, and Is Of the first quality
IoI Iu9tlcatlng. Hitherto only black and
green oils have been discovered.
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nELINoTENT sALE NorICEs.

DELINQUENT SALE NOTICE-ALTA SILVER
~ Mining COMPANY. Location OF principal place
OF business san Francisco, Cal; location OF works
Gold Hin, Gold Hill Mining District, Storey County.
New.
Norce-There delinquent upon the following
described stock, account of assessment No. AZ
levied on the eighteenth day OF june 1892 the sew
eral amounts opposite tine names OF the respec-
tive Shareholders as follows.
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PoSTpoMEMEMT-

THE SALE OF DELINQUENT STOCK or THE
i Utah Consolidated Mtning Com any is hereby
pos poned until THURSDAY, August ID, 1892. az
IL O'Clock noon, at the Office OF the Company, Room
6S, Nevada Rtock, 309 Montgomery street, san
Fran cisco, Cal BY order of the isoard Directors
tySU I'd a. II. FISH, Secretary.
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and in accordance with law. and an order OF the
Board OF Directors made on the 2Sth iay OF June
1892 many shares OF each parcel OF such stock as
may be necessary will be sold at public auction at
the office or the company, room 20, Nevada block
S09 Montgomery street, san Francisco CAL. on
TUESDAY the 23d day OF August, 1892, at the
hour or two (2) O'Clock NJ of said day TO nav
said delinquent assessment thereon, together with
costs OF advertising and expenses of the sale
CHAS. Z. ELLIOT Secretary.
ofhcs-Room TO- Nevada block 309 Montgomery
street. San Francisco. Cal. au4 I'd
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AUCTION SALES.
GHaS. LEVY 6 CO..


GHaS. LEVY G CO.,
AUCTIoNEERS AND COMMISSION MERCHAN
Salesroom-1135 Market ST.. bet. 7th and 9Th
Regular Salesdays-Tuesday and Friday
THIS DAY,
monday. .....................August 8, 1897
AT II o'clock A. NJ, at private residence.
725 Cough ST., bet. McAllister and G. G. Ave.,
On account of departure for Europe,
I'VE WILL 5ELL....
one Square Piano, Bedroom Sets, Carpets, Two
PafIor Sets, WardTobes Desks, Chairs, Side
boards, Hatracks. Bookcases, Etc.
COMPRISING.
one Square Piano (FIsher make); two elegant
ssoI sets, IN SILK: i've Walnut Sets. with Clipper
p eI Iutledhair Top Mattresses; Feather Pillows
biaagets; Spreads; Sheets: Brussels Carpets
a.itoo"snout the house; Walnut Extension Tables.
r Gthn GnaltS 70 match; MusIc-rack: wardro
1itt mahtei mirrors; Pictures Portieres and Cur
satnS' YAK Hflting.desks bookcases; MarbIe-top
5nSI1eoostd; Hatrack; tugs; Refrigerator: Drop
Sfovs - - py; 1assware; Tableware: Parlor
stove and Ranses, and everything appertaIning to
au7 ~ CHAS. LEVY & co Auctio,aars
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And IN accOrdance With law and order from
the board of directors, the 7th day OF
June, 1892 SO many shares OF each parcel OF such
stock may be necessary Will be sold 1t pubiic
auction at the Office OF the company, room So.
Nevada block. 500 Montgomery street, san Fran
cisco, California. on FRIDAY the 29th day of July.
1892, at the hour of O'Clock. OF said day, 30
pay said delinquent assessment thereon. togethee
with costs OF advertising and expenses or sale
A. n. FISH, Secretary.
Ofhce-Room SO, Nevada block, 500 Mont gomery
street.. san francisco. California.
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LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining unclaimed In the Postofiee at san Fran
cIseo on MONDAY. August 8, 1892.
IS To obtaiu any OF these letters the applicant
must call for Advertised Letters" aud give the
date OF the list II not called for within two weeks
they VIII be sent 10 the Dead letter Ofica
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49, - VI - - - - n . n
IS To obtaiu any OF
must call for "Adyertis
date OF the list. II not {
they Will be sent 10 the l
Adei, Mrs Laura
Adler, ca
Adams, Mrs Arabell
Adams, Miss Hazel
Adams, sadie +
Adams. Mrs w y
Ahlin, A Maker
Aiken. + l.
Aldrich. Geo A
Alverson, James Perry
American Collecting
Agency
Bailey & Smith
Baker. " r
Bainbridge, Mrs c II
Balm bridge. J G
BALDWIN, Joseph
Baldwin. Dr X w
Ball & Co
Ballschmidt. Mrs
Barclay. Mrs % Post Res
taurant)
Barlow. Charles
Barnes. Mrs VI r
Barrett. Mrs Minnie Z
Barry. JnO ID
Bartlett, II ID
Bates. Mrs A +
Becbe, Mrs w II
Beirs. Mrs } w
Bell. Mrs Kate
Bell. VIVA N
Bennett. A A
Berger, A g
Bergman, r
Bernard. Joanicot
Bernal. Mas Irene
Bessniler & 90
Belts. Capt Gu
Bischal. George
Bishop. J
Black burn. Henry r
blacsmsr, Mrs X A
Blake. Mrs Elizabeth s
Bland. Miss +
Blachler. George
BiunkeTL OTTO
Boatright. Mrs Bertha
BoaK, Mrs J A
Book. Miss Magnetic
Bode. Geo 4 Z
Boecs. Fritz
Boecs. Herman
Boenig. II
Callaghan, A V
Cal Farmer Nut Ins Co
Cal Mercantile Agency
Caldwell. l. W
Campbell, Colin 2
Cam pbeil, Miss Theresa
Capetanig. Mrs Ann
Carey. 4 J
Carroll. Annie
Carroll, Miss
Carroll. Miss Ada
Carroll. r
Carroll, T w
Chistens. Mrs Alice
Casey. Patrick
Cash. ) a
Cassidy, Mrs Kate
Catiin, CE
Chany, Miss ElIce
Chapman, DR.
Chsce, " l.
Chane. Mrs Thos T
Charley. Miss HenriettI
Chattert0n, John
Christensen, Miss Inger
Clark, DIR
Clark, u w
Clarke, Mrs Fred NJ
Clarke, Miss Gussie
Clause, ID l.
Coch, Henry
Coddlngton. VIM
Cohen, Mrs Clara
Dahm. Pauline
Dali. Hans
Dalton. Miss Sarah
Dan iher, Mrs James
Darcy. Miss Kit
Davidson. Geo Timothy
Davis, Mrs Clara
Davenport, y y
Dawson, Mira Lena
Dawson, Thomas
Day. Leslie
Day. X l.
Dean. Miss Cora
De Ciairm ont, Rudolfo
DelezD, NJ
Deiisson, Mrs Amelia
Dettuner, Z ii
Demarest. Jos Z
De Mar, Louis
DE Marble. Emile
Denis, Mrs : Angle
Dennis, Herbert
Derbfurs. George
Dexter, Miss L0ttie
Dillon, Mrs Dora
Dinsmore, VIM III
Dixon, Mrs Nj
Dodson, James w
Doctors Daughters
Eabrego, Miss Mary
Eastman. Olaf q
Eaton, Miss Susie
Edwards. Miss Elossie
EgaD. Mrs NJ
Elliott, Mcdonald
Ellis. NJ G a Son
Ellinger, Carl
FaIk. Wolf
Falconer, Miss Annie
fanon, DIR L ID
Feely, Mrs Z w
Fehr, Jacob
Fellows, J III
Fernandez, Harry
Feyr, Pauline
Fieber. Jake
Fielder, w u
Filmer, Mrs X
Finley, Geo
Finn, Mrs MI
Finn. Miss Maggie
Fisher, b ii
Fisher, Chas l.
Else her, Joseph
Fisher, Mrs q
Fitch, DIR g w
Iitz Morris. Miss Dora
Fitzpatrick. }
Flanagan, Miss Annie
Flanagan, Mrs Bridget
Fletcher, Miss Ella
Calder, = L
Gafney. JJ
Gage, J @
Gandei, Mrs Louise
Cannon. Mrs NJ l.
Gates, Justin Jr
Geary, Miss Nellie
Geian. Thomas
6erbardt. Miss Anna
Gerken, Peter
Gerry, Miss Mabel
Gerry Sisters
Gibbs AZ Zimmerman
Gfr0yer. Al
Gilbert. II A
gillespie, William j
Gillespie. J ID
GilbeBt, Miss Q Is
GIL, Miss A
Giifienkrantz, Ernest
Gilstrap, DIR
Giimarten. Thomas
Glavlnch, Baldosore
Hslferty, Pierce
Haarstrick, Miss Em ma
Haynes Veneer Black
board Co
Hall Drug Co
Hammeil, Joseph
Hanson. diss II 2
Hansen, Mrs Katy
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Aud in accordance with law and sn order from
the board OF directors, maze the 18th day or
June, 1892, so many shares OF each parcel OF such
stock as may be necessary Will be- sold at public
auction at the auction house OF s. p Middleton
& Co.. SO Montgomery street. San Francisco, Cali
fornia. on TUESDAY the 10th day of August
1892, 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 safe.
L. 0S BORN. Secretary.
Onfce-Room 80, Nevada block, 500 Montgomery
street Ssn Frame SEQ. California. jy30 I'd
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DELINQUENT SALE NOTICE. - CONSOLE
IL dated New York Mining Company. Location
OF principal place of business, san Francisco Cal.
Location OF works, Gold Hill. Storey County New
Nottee-Ihsre is delinquent upon the following
described stock, on account OF aSsessmene No. 8,
levied on the 2Sth day of June, 1892, the several
amounts set opposite the names OF the respective
kharahnldars AZ
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Railroad and Steamboats,.
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MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD
Arrangement Of Trains in Eject lure rs, 1892.

GoiSG WEST s. \. VI for lewiston
Pennington, keChllnj, Portland, BOSTON aud
Nopsrrl /, ~ aHd 1880 \. VI. Tor HsllowcIl. tear
diRrf md South t,Snuvr. a.5s. ana lNiS A. NJ
sir ktHasw.rS tsN aston, Pennington, Hnckiand
Portland aud KoStun, connecting Tor " hiic Noun
a4n Posts aud Cache, la l. VI fer Halloween
Nart'iti"r and >"Hyh upftliH-r s. Ii and S,A T. NJ
tor llH4,sW.tk, t;atp, Portland, Boston: L N T.
VI for llalloWtn. Gardiner and south tpralnrr
lIt0 q, VI, ,nSiH tullwSn' ever, mght for LEN
siAu. hath, RNcklSud Portland aud ttnstAn, / ID
\, VI. every H.skI ter Portland and BosIan.
come Et>T-~i.l3 \. NJ .uisht c>prrSs) Tor
sSuNh csdi,, =, ash Bangor, ,'ar harhot, 81.
stephens -, John and NrunstuoS county Ggt \
NJ every night toT hangar and Ear Nlafhur; SIS
\ NJ, for NatcrN he, >knwh cg1u kangnr aud Rar
iiRrbor, al and ~: 4, Vi. for Nstcuyillv, oak
aud North knsou, bingham. Sknw began Belfast
pov,r, toNtuit bangor. ilaT Narho,St stephens,
81 John aud Nr,r,stock County MIXED, IS T. NJ
Tor Watruslile. and sundays oaly at . l. \. NJ.
t0F Bangor.
The Ngh Pullman tr,ius going east 1T l.S9 4,
NJ sntng wos: .r llvti T.. NJ, run each WAY every
uiglii, SUNDAY iuclui,d connecting tor Lewiston
and Eurklnad, la act To SkoWhvean Hp Monday
mornings or 80 Belfast, h.Nter, OF hcVund Han
scr, cNrcpuur 10 idr liarbor Of SUNDAY muru
tuE~.
Tie day cNqrcs, Trains going West u, iot3 \,
VI ard Past ut 81 4. VI. ruu daily, SUNDAY tn
Guided, between kustnn, Lewiston, Bath, Bangor
aud 81 ,luhu-
y ga Express going East agl y. NJ. aud West
at ll0 \. VI ran every night hrtwtrn Boston
Accom- TRAIN for Augusta
leaves south Gardiner, 6soand loItA \. NJ, l. -
aud t's 4. MiaH,linrr 6 - and 100 \ VI. T. 81
and Ia T., VI. iiHliowcll, q. Il and luHi \. NJ,
los and 49, T.. VI.
Through tickets to California aud all points
South and West may he had of T., IL. Walker
ticket .g,uI, Augusta the only Office in Augusta
expense.
PANSON TUCKER. VICE Tres. 4 Gen'l Manager
e. f. BuoriiBl. Gcu'l Pass, and Ticket Ag't.
Portland, June, u lsre.
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NOW, Mr.. MUNRO.


puiL>nELrHt,,. June 27.-Tht Stcan
Yacht Yankee Doodle will rarc Norman l.
Munros Norwood for 500 900. Mr.. Nun
ro's challenge WIS issued recently, and tn,
Mcbride Bros. owners of the Yankee
Doodle Mt Onre decided to accept it.
Mr.. Munro has deposited in the New
York National Park Bank $50 900. Tween
tv thousand dollars of this is placed to bacl
the claim that his yacht Norwood is the
fastest steamboat in America from ont
mile to 50 knots and sjO0u is to wage
that she can run around the Namoosc
which belongs to Mr. Hearst of California
five times during an SO-knot run in smootf
water
\ condition attached To the challenges i
that the Yacht not ready to start at the worC
go -hall he forfeited and disposed of a
the Judges may decree The Yankee
poollc will he ready within two weeks, an,
William Mcbride said today We thinL
in the Yankee Doodle we have the taste,
boat in the world, and will back tins belize
by accepting Mr. Munro, wager of $50
ouo, and the money will be covered in the
New York bank.
-'Fhe Yankee Doodle is simply racing
boat which We built for our pleasure IIrl
points of speed lie in her boiler and machiu.
cry. ~ Mr.. Munro makes the challeug,
he will have the naming of the course am
! presume he will select the North river
Tie wants smooth water and SO do we. W,
would prefer = contest of speed in thr Del
aware but will % wherever Mr. Munro
saws, We will hpgln at once putting ON
Yacht in shape for the race"
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AUGUSTA LOCALS.
STATE BOARD OF HEALTH.
Report Of Committee or eshisti a, Columbian
Espesitiar.

81 tbc u.ecting Of the STATE boarl of
health yesterday, the committee chosen at
she Jane meeting a year ago % represents.
ton and exhibit by the board AZ the Column
bian exhibitions reported A. f9ilo~s
Yoar committee souId report that they
appeared heforr ihe Stair executive com
Buitrr uf the WoFii Fair Exhibition on
several OCCASION, sai also before certain
Of it, mruiiiers and urged that an afprapri-
alton Of $500 b. made to enabl, u To rep
ft,sent tiIp hraithfulnrss that our STATE al
foFds a great summer ft-ort. In view
pi ta, fact Of the great revenue that ac-
rrues tp our STATE through is various PINS
icai features Of atirIrijsemss Ne felt it
oyr duty To point ont the necessity
and great y1iur Of publishing generously
and placing ict0re the enormous gUnr1ur,c
Of people that Mil wish thlCago the fact Of
thy great hrdithfulne-s of our State, and
also un account of tie regulations that we
nairtIin that every safeguard which care
fgl study Of -aDltar- problems suggests
may be thrown around the people who do
nov and may be induced To visit lis. We
view with concern that other states are pre-
pairing 10 embrace this opportunity for their
advancement, and regret that We have
been unable to secure the appropriation
necessary for rs TO participate with them.
We are invited TO be factor IN the
congress of STATE boards of health
which is to show what advances
have been aud -h0uld De made in hygrnic
problems and what communities are alive
TO the necessities Of the times. + Maine to
be counted ont in this exhibit: To speak
materially and sglfishlv. We cannot afford to
neglect the opportunity that is offered NJ.
We feel there Is no interest more vital to
the STATE than its healthful reputation and
it, summer resorts and that they deserve.
such protection aad ACKNOWLEDGEMENT ~ an
exhibition Of our health board regulations
would give.
Instead of an appropriation Of $500 the
executive board have referred rs TO Mr.
liaines advertising hook for which he de
mand. several hundred dollars for the space
tor a short article We have no money for
such purposes aud if We had il, it would
not lee our method of setting forth our con
Iiuons We feel that W. have done our
duty, anI the responsibility for our posi-
bic representation must he elsewhere
than with H.
\ circuhr giving brictjy the more import
ant points Ia hr oh-,-Nr.l in the construction
of school bindings Mas presented hv the
committee on school hygiene and it wa,
referred to the committee on publications
The secretary wa instructed to learn the
cost of series of test type for printing
card, for testing the i-ion of pupils in the
public schools and to report At the next
meeting
trruurr,stu,rrtf- MANNED fur 4 II
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NEWS NUGGETS.
Brought by the Wires from the North, East
West and South.


ne steamship vega. "h''h was supposed
!" ua'' r'tn ~ G"',,S'on al sea WIN '''F
sa'iin- vessel trt.i D. iay'or' arrived AT
quarantine, We" J" OK honlay' Nne re-
ports tha' 'he was MOI IN coil'loh win any
MaN ,erg.'' VINO was oelore u'e nar al
New ofk' hoh'ay' 10 answer 10 charge
OF indecent assault upon l"-Eear on girl
Sarah owen was shot thr"ngh the heart
ana instantly kti'ed ny me gir'S brother
Edward owen.
The rainy season has opened ut City of
Mexico and mas brought WIN 1t an epidemic
OF sihaii poN' III me 'iclhi'y OF oule''ep'c
me hatahY Is spreadihs AZ an alarming rate
ana a great many deaths from TN. cause
nave heen reported lhcre are 1uiiy ~"
cases IN 'he cl'S'
Rev Thomas Dixon, Jr.. at New York
Monday, pleaded not guilty to the ndict-
ment found against MN ny the grand Jury
TOT Pohusfihg Hpei ON Excise orliniS-
Nloher huch' ne asked TO ne allowed to
Withdraw the plea ami was granted until
july . Z" Il" 50
The contest over the will OF Mrs. Sarah
W. Glover of East Brain,ree, Mass. who
died last January leaving an estate valued
at o3",,ooo, was ended Monday IN the su-
pfeme Juneau court settlement having
heen agreed upon uF the counsel IhaEer
AeahemY IN BraIntree VIII got about S225,-
Wh'
\ special from French Lick SPRING.
Ind SAYS Judge Walter q i5rcsham will
not be standard bearer of the peoples par
tv In an interview yesterday he said Il
have no right to assume that the honor " i'll
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Tine LINES OF THE BATTLE.
Secretary Eisia's Clear statemeat Of Hos il
will g Fogcht.

NtSHIsgTgS, Jaae s7.--SsePhen p. FL
kins has faeRHy Of stating political fsxts
With force and cssarSEe-s- When asked On
= hat hHes be- anticipated the Democratic
fight of lsgsg Touli be mssle. be said:
I'm the South rare prejasiice and the
fear of the Elections bill will bs appealed
TO keep the voters in iine IN the West II
Is probable tariff refeysa vi III be the prlnri-
pai liae With the farmers. AZ to SILVER
some viii claim tiieir platform i a. good
ours. BAT il Is not.
She general nleanness Of the Democratic
as agaihs; tie Republican retori viii be
poia'e'i ost 10 the silver repadiaiioniss n
hebiing cat Abe most encouragement for re-
Hef. In the hast II will be a little Of every
thing the billion dollar Congress AMI
siitteriaz reform generally with Cleveland.
-'soty zooaiy roman father character IS the
lnaln background.
The Republicans are ready to meet their
opponents oa all these questions Ia cor
-idsriH2 appropriations a Democratic House
has f0uui Oat, ike the German enigTanl,
that this 1. i pretty vide country. The
mistake the cheese parer, make is in as
-aaliag that money appropriated for inter
sal improvements ami other expenses is lost
to the country
1t goes To our own people II properly
expended it is not lost TO the nation be
cause it goes out Of tlsc treasury. The
masses understand ibis very we'll
AGED il he anticipated an easy rirturs
for Harrison be- an, Ncred # DO Why
not Who is there To say Harrison shall
h, beaten b,-caas, be Ia. not been good
"rtsi ieHt: Who can .ay he Ought to BE-
II the Republican party could elect the un-
tried Harrison over Cleveland. with his
free ,raie io2mas ia lsss why cannot it
rocket HIM over the same man and same
platform intensified in i~t2:
III ne summarize The people are sat
>fed with the business situation through
oHt the country they are satisfied with the
relations of politics to business, as Illus
trated By Harrison administration there
is the promise that the great crop of 1891
will be supplemented By another nearly or
quite as great in 1872 our foreign trade j.
growing steadily and rapidly as to excite
the vatcliful jealousy ard fear of Great
Britain, our chief manufacturing and conf
merciaI rival. Our internal affair, are
peaceful, prosperous and progressive; cur
rency is plenty and stable in valne--all
these facts are favorable TO the party in
power The progress of the campaign will
make them more ana more patent. The
people are perfectly satisfied with the stu
alton
There is very large conservative Gle
ment " hlch always dcprccates and takes
alarm at any prospect of change, With
thu, generally non partisan element ANYTHING
i better than uncertainty. and for this
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FforR-Rereipts. ~i0~ pkg=; Exports 90
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After several meeting, the liallow"ll
school board has made up the list of teach
crs for the school year l>n2 g. The resigna-
TEACHER OF the lakentn Grammar, was re
grcttuily accepted, ard Miss Alice Blanch-
ard of the South Grammar has been pro-
NOTED to n the vacancy. No one has been
chosen to take the lat,er- place at the South
school All the other teachers in all grades
have been reelected TIallowcll now has
a, fine corps of teachers as can be- found
in the State
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"Castaria is the best remedy for children OF
which am acquainted. l hope the day Is not
far distant when mothers viii consider the real
interest of their children, and Use Castoria in
stead Of the various quack nostruins vi ich are
DESTROYING their loved ones, by forcing opium,
morphine, soothing syrup and other hnrtfui
agents down their throats- thereby sending
them to premature graves"
De-. j. F. KIscHEIoE,
Conway, Ark.
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The high .chool boys yiip weal 10 Port
iarsil SATURDAY are enthusiastic ~ their
Prai.s ~ tie hospitality extended them by
tho Portland bogs. Although no game III
ball vas played. the boys wers entertained
over aigsit free of expense suh received a
pereenfagr Of tileir other expenses. Al hai
a fius tinle % the TIM
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Sam Jones says: Quit vonr meanuess.
Good nurses say ONT dosing babies with
such mean stuff as Castor oil. Rhubar,I.
SIENNA, etc, and give them Dr. Hands
Pleasant Physic- a patatahle, harmless and
certain remedy for constipation and irregu-
larity of hahyhood. 1t never weaken-. but
strengthens. It tones the stomach. liver
and bowels. aud i slow and gentle in action
and very soothing in It's influence
Satfolrm
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-06-28

Mrs. Amos F. Abbott who has been an
invalid for quite a long time, died Sunday
morning about O'Clock. The funeral will
occur this afternoon at O'Clock, at the
house on Elm street.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-06-28

Pedestrians are GLAD to note the gradual
disappearance of that" heap of gravel and
clay that has occupied the Silver street
sidewalk between Charles and Spring streets
for some time.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-06-28

st the Democratic easens ia Randolph
Saturday evening", VIII KeFsey, G.. Lab
cree G. " r. Jeseu 4ad A.. T.. iAs II
were chosen 10 iegatss to the county eOntsn-
lion Ia v AZ, rsiile on the 5uth INST.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-06-28

CHICAGO, june 3,
froyrH-steady, unchanged.
WHEAT -GulHt, tirtn -----------Se. zTr.na
sala-.Na. : red -asa~i
toRS-'iaiet, higher; No. ., 81.
MISS FpRk-+Iniy -. sept -.
0ATs-qaef higher; no :. ~ as47.
RYE--Ho =, 7saa-.
BAETET--un :. FRA
FLAxsEEn--no J. t6tgi aig4
PoRa-- sic iJato III.
IARI,--S sfa5 -.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-06-28

Miss Jane Mclaughlin onr of the stitch
crs nj the shoe factory, saturday ran a
needle through one Of her fingers iuficting
q painful wound
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-06-28

! ANEED.-All to know that they can get
w the best Of meals and lodgings ut A. +,
'Al :, over pomrs &c fakcry. Meals at al! hours