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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-20

The g. A. Il. Picnic.

The outing u the Maxwell Post q
A. H. at Wugner's grove was well nj.
tended yesterday and voted by the
participants AZ being a complete and
satisfactory euccea..
me la len q. .ho Relief Corps dis.
eltel genuine army dinner. a
uiasH nsnd furnished music in the
rounds and string band In The dane.
IN pavilion,
from TO 1850 waE devoted 10 sneak.
ins anu NE ussumblage was addrrhs.d
ssy Colonel NJ. NJ. KMghn, Mayor II,
~, Haskih, q. N, Thorn, The 'hoy
Preacher" and J. G. Coad, ESQ. each
'..g.',,N,iug bic full share Of applanle.
A'tcr Tho speaking the votiuv FOR the
soiu watch To be awarded 10 mo haud.
slwest young lady On the grounds WIS
Itocrtt.d with. Miss Addie Carelpsg
iseYlNed the Highest number OF vote,
"ng VAS awarded tho watch.
rue active WORKERS ia the affair vere
o. NJ Burd, S. Il. Wrter. Il. a.
'leGb J. Boyle, ). Million, Mr.
IL kaishn. ''''' '"'
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MUST BE CONVINCED.
The Case of Julius Jensen, No. G7a
routh west street

He fhyAi "ior years have been a sufferer
tfum rHtprh in ~ Wurat toriu, My head and
nnar were stopped up 90 that l was compelled
10 brohihc with my mouth open. and ! was
annoyed Homeliulns beyond oudutAnre with
roaring nnd 10 Gang sounds In my eArs. until
ny hearing became Affected. 1hC uisr barge
nom my nose rrUuplug down my throat 10
gother with nviiectuHi and Irritating attempts
10 clrff u, made nay throat raw Rnd yrry mu b
unnamed. My general heath was uust
wltwhod. had no appetite. nysrcraia WIKI
al ~ hofrora increased nay misery After
moAs funcruu from heavy hlpAtud IT, uliulss.
and the leitt cNgrtou brought uu pslrtai'0n
Of tho heart However, TIC tiCrIlcfs uithts
Wcto tue most r. my phnso OF uis WIeithrd
disease lnng hlbrs u spent n causuug ard
IN VAIN end aNnr7 20 clear my tUruHL Ncrr.ly
/ watched Tor no comitg DAY nng Mi 1
coall leave ny bod Of uurstt ilulne little
brltUr nut I'M WAS uNYer One nf.Hs uur v 10
has not gone through the fearful HtIEo4 NJ
catrtah cgunot imauur win uha. Au irdp.
arfi1hu'o slrA ttotnE catarrhal suIutpr
nIiith iu The morning ! grca Aufsa AMI voice,
went from one doctor tu rnuther. HaI dorlarri
mo not worth living Relief finally rame 10 Incl
under the skliui Treatment oi ur. THIN i,
who mad mt vol mHu" I recommend him
iu an auhcr,ng as DID, for Know DO Will help
Them.
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NOTICE l. HiHluY GIVEN THAT
~ scaled proposals will he received hy tAG
uuacfslsuud Tor the erection Ut % frHuol luiI q.
~ Tor lulrst nhlo. IN the Nv MY riufh sch, col
District, san i1ku County, Utah. f1r macon.
gptntcf and laasifrifF work separate, uiru
iot inc entire struftulu. up 20 pm. OF August
lN2 ~ No 9ll tcnstituiion Nuuninr. ~rlt
sugar iloua0 Ward.
building 90 Doc completed iu sixty days from
90 % NIFrluE contracts
iiiGr Wi he opened August 18th, isrl 90 n
y u At District budding. ilAnH and HpeuHrH.
Tons can Dee examined 40 eithcr Ut tho abU,g
named places ilr receiving lltH. The board
reserve The right to roget auy W al h.us,
Jon NtNNLLN.
JOINS s., LuWAtuS.
JOHN ~, Nil1AkEE,
HOARD OF lruftcr0 Twcniy-n'Uth School Die.
uet
salt Lake city. Utah. July Is. l.al
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10 the Stakeholder. Of Tho racIfe Lumber and
hurIius t'mrnrY, Sugar House, salt Lake
County, ttals
NJ uIlCE rs nIriuY OlNLN TuAT Nr 4
~ wUuuus OF tlu uitvrtUrf hul1 uutio slul
ut" 90 Juiy, A. - De- ID nu HsHrsHmgut OF 81 upr
cen sUpI fuHfuWIH .tt..I nU ihr ruUilll STOCK
Vt tiu cor. puHuuu, payable August wtn'A. u.
lsN4. lu Q. v Lyman, Ir.. ~tcfrt'Ty ana treas
Urvr Ht tlU Office Of 'hv company 7uH u iiu4 G..
snr lfhr 'uuuiy. ltHh. Amuuuta hIftldy paid
hy HturlhHl1prs uUnu hrIr tuiHctibgd stock
vil ic rfed ted on e., sHmo.
Any H.nck UPON Nh.fH IhH uascsHmgut
may remain unpaid uu thU 4"tl dHy 20
AUGUST. a. ~. ~! viii DO delinquent aud hd.
ttf.lHcl Cor safe ut public auction, Hud unirs f.
payment o. uHf. before uIIl e fDlf ON ihC lfih
day 90 september, 8. - ls'l o. DAY tue drliu.
putut NHHrHsWDnt, together with ruftH % al.
ycttiHiHg aud rNuenrH %, aHir
.. So. LYMAN, JH, soCrrt1fy.
sugar House, salt Lake County, tall.
july ~, 1872.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


NorlCk Is HKRFUY GIVEN ny THE
~ undcrsirncd John NJ. Cannon, admin 4.
traitor 81 the ,sinte of leter iloihints, de.
e'Ascd, 90 the creditors o. and nll peranns hay.
ing claims against tho said declared, to "a.
hlult thru, VIII tho necessary V0urhcra with .
~ ten months 1iiCr tho nrst publication Of
thh nuitc, TO the said John ~. Cannon. NJ
utOry Ot ItHh
Dated July 8. 1872.
JONI NJ. CANNON,
ADMINISTRATOR u tho estate Of Peter iIof
hines, deceased. dW
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


NOTICE u ilEitEHI GIVEN ny THE
~ UNDERMINED, administrator of the cglntr
" james husscll, deceased, 10 Tie crcdiinfs
OF ana ali persons having claims against tbr
SAID 'crnatud, tu exhibit them, with tho no
shiN vouchers within Tour unthe after thp trst
public Ton oi thB notice. TO tue sad Adminis .
trator NJ ls o1ce. huoms al2 hnd ID Constitn
ion iullding, SAT- Lake CITY, In tho county o.
Dated itis eth day u July. 1894.
THOMAS u, LEWIs
Administrator OF the estate OF james Russell,
deceased. An
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


NOTICE - HEREBY GIVEN ny TUE
' uudsrslEutd .admiuittrHtri OF the otfals
Of tIasrn a. Chase, deceAH a. 90 thc creditor 81
ana nli pCrauns having cilluns against the
sad deceased, TO exhibit thom, with The ucces.
slry Nuuehors, wilnin ten mouths after the
humihflrattiN, m care " Wsddru \ Adhmt,
alurntya, % aud - Fast, First south street,
Sal, lace Ciiy,in the County OF sAlt Lake,
Dated July sth. lS,l,
MIRIAM q. CHASE,
AdmlnlstrattiH OF the estate vt sisten A
Chase, deceased.
MAnDELL 4 ADAMS. Attorneys for Admins.
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DemOrest Silver Mednl contest.

On Monday evening the ladies Of
the w. &. T. u. have arranged con.
cert and acontest for silver medal 10
take place at the new Congregational
church, on First south street. Seven
young ladies and gentlemen are TO con-
tend for the prize OF silver medal.
hn interesting and enjoyable meeting
may be expected. The following will
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-20

nfEToRY oF FINE BASNoCR sTAHE
The History Of tho Pannock stake,
complied by ANDREW Jensen, gud
published IN the DEeEREr WEH5LY,
has been 'asued In pamrhlet form, AMI
can now be had at the DEsEREl NEWs
Ohice at 20 cents Dor COPY.
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LEGAL NOTICE.
In tho matter OF tho Relate OF JonAtha
Wrstofuhu. deeeutrd.

Ia tho matter o. tho Relate Of Jonathan
Wcstofiuhu. dceented.
~ Or1CE ~ nEUEnY GIVEN THAT
y LuHiugth NsFicruHu, cNrau triN W the
lhe tsiatr oi jonathan Ncsioraian. docoafud,
nee rendered Tor settlemcHt, and hlsd IN SAID
"l tAl1 estate aud irilticU inr nuHI diauihutInu
oi W. Ie due ui ttid estate among the persons
'huN,l Wfetp. nnf thni Tfurdsf. The glfh
Nc luli loon % Faid Quart. iu the County
,nnt House, ta!t iato CHS rnd County, Utah
irrrltufy, has lcgn duly appointed BY TIE
account aud hoanrg said petition tor listfiln
Ton, At which time and place any person inter.
rs'cd ~ san estate nav aruuAr aud show
cnugcsh any thorc BE-, why said account should
rot be settled and approved Lnd nnal JistriLa.
ton made o. pray cd Tor.
Dated August D., ityl
g. y. ALLEN,
Cicrs Of TIE Probate Court.
ny CAusrLS browne, Ju. deputy.
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SIX. PER MONTH.
CATARAH CURED!
DIR. TlBBlFS MAKES ANOTHER
NOTABLE CURE.
Al Patients Applying Before September
let viii Be frosted and Supplied
with Medicines Until Cured
OF 81. a Month.

There Il no nee gainsayirg the feet that dur.
ny tue past three weeks many have nvailcd
tncmseyus Ut my now expired oh,r OF free
treatment for nHsM cntrrTh, 10 poFsihlc ~ ID
may surm,tp All pat ontd with cntarTh, hpplyiug
at the hitherto untcafd " price oil $40 per
uunuLu-
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'tN'f y NOV cause WhN order OF sale OF
Heat EstAtc should not be- made.
( NELEsriA a. GtLLtTT,TnE GUARDIAN
oI 20 pstson and csifto Of Horace D..
Nll'U Nintri having lltd her petition ioruin
uuN Nrfihrdi Praying tNf an order 81 sulc ti the
at estate Of Hnid minor iut the uufpuscs
thtrtih 80 iorih. u b. htlony Ofdtrrd Ilut the
nest 81 ltn % the ward and iii uu sous in.
ltft ted lu TIE a. ate ~ faid minor, appear
l'intc ihr Haid Probate Court on tuc. DAY.
We 10 10y ~ Aurrat. lFl. nt d. o'clock Iu
q faln tTuuItc tOuf, rt Ihe tuurtF Court
lltusr. NJ tnr eiiy mn county uf salt inEu,
lhh ltftuniY, % show u4rHr Why M order
eel - much Oi the tcfl estate ~ Tie said
minor No private salC HH shall Dc 81. rHssary,
urN tlat 10 COPY ~ this ufaUF lc UuhlHhri
90 ItaHi four furrrfstyr weeks ln tiU uIfEurI
LNt $50 Nfws, q newspaper printed and uub|
lfhcd 10 auIi city and tounly.
Dated July N, I've.
q. ", HAKrCif
Probate judge
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notice 70 oRrplToRs.


ETOrlCE is HEurBY CIyEy ny NM
- uhlcrsigned, cNoOui0ts at no E.taie ~
g,tlEo \, Hmlth, &C. leased, 10 the crediiofs oi
snu ~ ntrson1 having claims AGAINST me adj
~ .,,.vu' " "Nhlhll thom, with the neceassry
Neuthc.. Wlllun ton months effcr no nr.t
huNi aunn ot tbW notice. 20 me $50 cy,1n
"I alhvt or ineni. in care ~ Whdfeil 4
zen Lake city, no ihl o1i'nn N sal ~ y I,.,i,
A'lI'Iy yu,Lpu H. sMiIu.
JOIN HENRY sWlrU,
AlAliLE- ". SMITH
sr,...i...., hLljAil q HnfITs
A nuINt deceased " ''''to
NAppELL a ADAMS. AttsrD,,a To- s.,,,.
baiei July ,gh. 100. ''' '-''''''
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Dr. g. ". TIBBITS.
I'VE. lar. thruHt .nl No-o Specialist,
ROOMS y q 10 sCOrr-kuERsAcH
BLOCK, l62 S. MAIN STREET.

W." ont % town pAilonf1 fucCpisfu''y trent.
er by rfi' liuirH, uniil September lHt, "a 10.
MEniciNEs tRht. Write aud explain your
daease,
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RIO GRANDB
WESTERN.
STANDARD ousgs.
UU'Hlhi Tlht TABll


trAvrs Httr law
80. o. iOr i'ruyu, Grand auuUu.H aud
600 points hast ...,... ..... ... 500 An
No, &C. : o. lfuyo, 1f1ud JuurlUn ard
OH ruint. Eust...... ......... p o q
Nc. t-lor ittro, rayHor and LuFcIA t.ul iiK.
No, t-ior bingham. raup,Ir tni
NusNf.u....s. .s.s... ..s.... Nsil Am.
No. D. inr ogden and West ..... .ffsfz nm.
go. lHlur ogden ana tho Wet .......l I.li an
No i'ator ogden AMI p0inis Ntst .... ttg pin.
tr'fNrs sNH uAkr
No, l-fruu Provo, Grand Junction
uui thr Iua' ......... ............l iifs am.
No. a=ITum Provo, bfaui Juuruou
aud the EAs t...................... NJ tfs hin.
No. '-lt,u Provo, fhfaau HHd
Eureka ,ssss,sss.. .........s.....l 40 $50 am.
No. Prom bingham, saup.is end
NuHHtrh ...... ......... sltp.m.
DO FROM ogden ami pntntH West HHUa.th
No. s-ltntu ogden and the west ..... 2 NJ am
Hn. A--i rom ortun ami Ihn Wet. "'lar DIN.
Pullman fhiaCc slrepcra ua Nl through
unrs fochlnFo1. eloHt connections. safety
fpuU4 nnd comfort.
t|si.tt tHfirl W. 900 e Wntn strr.t
u. T.. buuOL, A. &. MkLhN, J.Il. BENNETT
Ten Manager oeu. nlpl Gen. l. q L. AgL
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ANlh'" fhnulN not ur hANf
I'LitNNFTli q, ltE-, 1ttL NpNiN1s.
cgHrsd. having gIrd LOf petition herein, du y
'ffN'Ni UfHfins Tor m order ut sale of the
rrHi ,aiuiU of slii dccrfrnt, tor the puUqsHs
ii'rtlu .Uf forth, D. BE- therefore urunGr lr thC
IN INC estate nf HHif UtIUHHoa appear before The
SAN NJ NHlr tCuft, on Tue ltAi, thc auti ull "
lnutt 90 Ilu uuuly tluf. House. 90 ihO tity
and County uf Hhit Lnbr, ttah frfriiur3 So show
r4uff tNf 900 order should ut b, RtHnted 90
hH .til lIu.r..ifAtr.N. 10 sell HH much ~ tho
tool ratntH u. the Hs.f dHrUtHrd nt puddle ~
private ale Hf shall De- ureHaaHry. md uat
G.pN of 'H's order tHil hr TuiusHyf fi least
tuut lJUcy- Wrctt ln me. urstNEr IVAN.
no NlNs, nrwFp1por printed and pubhahci
Boz aal1 boy and County.
uAfeuJuly 'sth. IsHt
d. NJ. mAHTCm. prnlaie Jndse.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

In the Probate Court OF The County of Salt
laEc, Territory OF Utah.
In the matter ~ the estate ana guardian.
fhpuf Horace 4. Oiileit. Minor.
order y fhow cause why order of sale II
Heal lstAto should not tn made
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In The Probate Court no aud for SAT- fAks
touuty, Territory Of Utah.
IN the matter of The Esisio of John nrcs.
Deceased
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NEunioy Lodge Fair.

Henry Thurlow OF East Deering has
donated all the celery that will be used
in the dining hall during the fair. Royal
R. Burnham all the ice needed; Henry j.
Davis will contribute FLOWERS.
Invitations will be extended to all su-
preme and grand officers of the K. of P,
and also to the officers of all the city
lodges and those of Cape Elizabeth and
Deering; all the principal officers of the
city; the postmaster and collector of the
port to attend the opening of the fair
Monday evening. November 18th.
Through the kindness of the Portland
Light Infantry, Capt. George Dow, and
Portland Cadets, Capt I. II. Baker, these
officers have granted to Miss Lizzie Wes-
colt the free use of their armory, No. 20
Plum street to drill the one hundred girls
who will take part in the fair, Tuesday
evening, November 18th. The next drill
meeting is called for Tuesday night.
Parents will be admitted to witness the
drill, Wednesday evening all of the
committees will meet at Castle hall.
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Off on His Annual Trip.

Mr.. William J. Ryan win leave Port
land November LIST on his annual trip
through the principal cities and towns of
Eastern Maine selling the Robert B.
Thomas and Maine Farmers Almanac
for 1898, for which publication he is gen
eral agent. He will go as far east as
Passport and Presque Isle. Mr.. Ryan is
totally blind, but for all that makes his
way about the streets of his native city
almost as easily as those who can see,
and he travels alone in all sections Of the
state. His tour lasts until the first of
March, after which he returns home, and
not only earns livelihood by the prac-
tice of his trade, bottoming chairs, but
he lays by money with which to com
plets his musical education, already well
begun. He plays the cornet with won
derful precision and beauty, and is an ar
fist on the harmonica and bugle.
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MAINE TOWNS.


Sdpo LSilLduSths
The friends of Rev. and Mrs. L. H.
Bean. to the number of about sixty,
CAT hered at the parsonage last Thursday
evening to celebrate the 41st anniversary
of their marriage. Among those present
were: Rev. G. Everett Bean, son of the
above named douple, and wife, and sew
eral members of the Vaughan street
church, of which he is pastor. An en-
tertainment consisting of Emusic and read
ing had been arranged and was very &C
ceptably carried out, as follows: Read
ing by Miss Hattie Reynolds, singing by
company, reading by Miss Maud Knight,
singing by G. Everett Bean, recitation by
Mrs. C. E, Bean, singing by company.
This part of the programme over, Mr., 3.
G. Reynolds, on behalf OF friends of the
Elm street church, presented Mr.. and
Mrs. Bean with a very elegant parlor
lamp, to which the pastor responded
very feelingly. Prayers were offered by
Rev. c. E. Bean, after which the good
pastor and wife received the congratula-
lions of their many friends.
A largely attended meeting of the citi-
zens of South Portland was held at the
Grammar school rooms Saturday evening
to listen to the report of the committee
Of six raised at a previous meeting. The
committee report that they saw the
selectmen will probably assume
the work of building the drop Slip, ferry
house, ETC., if there are no new develop
ments to the contrary. The work will
commence Nov. 4th. Some doubts being
manifested relative to the seclecmen
building the slip, the committee will call
a special town meeting for the purpose
of choosing an agent to settle the insur-
ance and rebuild the property destroyed
by fire at once. The attendance was 105
legal voters and most of them represen-
tatiYe men of the village.
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poRrLAND's FINEST STILL WEAR 'Em
Rus syrnes viii No Longer Decorate
Gotham Cops with Clubs.

New YORK. October 29.---The Police
Board yesterday adopted set of resolu-
lions, which had been prepared by Super
inUendont Byrnes, to take away from the
police in times of peace the formidable
clubs which have been carried ever since
the organization of the force in this city
This action of the commissioners has
been expected by members of the force
FOR some time. The recent order by SIR.
Byrnes, forbidding the use of clubs by
the police during the Columbus celebra-
tfen, was an experiment to determine II
the force could not get along without the
clubs at other times. The good order in
the city and the popular approval OF his
order encouraged him to draw up reso-
buttons which the commissioners have
adopted
Superintendent Byrnes said yesterday:
Ever since l became superintendent L
have thought that the waving OF clubs
over the heads of innocent and respecta-
bic people in crowds was net proper. 1t
is not in keeping with our free institu-
tions to make such show OF clubbing,
even if no blows are struck. | have
thought also that policeman could per-
form his duties on post, night or day, IN
times of quiet, just as well without
club in his hand. In an encounter with
a criminal at close quarters policeman
can use the short club which he will car
ry in "a convenient pocket. If there is
riot the police can be armed with the
long locust clubs until quiet is restored.
AS means of giving an alarm the club
never was as good as d whistle, and in
some parts of the city it was of no use"
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-10-31
Football.

The first football eleven of the Jack
son school defeated the second eleven by
a score of 26 to 0. The positions of the
first eleven were filed by Dunbar, left
end; Underwood, left tackle; Hayes, left
guard; Foster, centre; Mcdonald, right
guard; Purinton, right tackle; Tewks-
bury, right end; Adams, quarterback;
Sullivan and Cathin, half-backs; Allen,
full-b2ck.
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Howss This.

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for
any case of CataRvh that can net be cured by
Hairs Cabarrh Cure.
F. j. CHENEY & Co., Props. Toledo, Q.
We, the undersigned, have known F. J. Che
ney for tale last Is years, and believe him per-
fectly honorable IN all business transactions
and financially able to carry out any obliga-
tons made by their firm.
West 81 TTuax, Wholesale Druggists. Toledo, %.
Walding, Kinnan & Marvin, Wholesale Drug
gists, Toledo, Chic.
Halps Catarrh Cure Is taken internally, acting
directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces Of
the system. Price 75c. per bottle Sold by all
Druggists. Testimonials free.
oet21d&w1m
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National w. C. T. Union.

At the meeting of the National Wom-
EMS Christian Temperance Union held
at Denver, Maine reports as follows:
Auxiliaries and US, 276; membership.
4 ,22S; US, u; membership, 250; coffee
houses, etc., 80; received by state unions,
$1,000; paid national in dues, $40.
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Fl. III. Smith.

Mr.. H. n. Smith of Woodville, n. H.,
arrived from Boston Friday night on the
by friends On the trip Mr.. Smith was
taken with hemorrhage of the stomach.
On arrival here he went to the Preble
house, but physician recommended his
removal to the Maine General Hospital,
where he died Saturday noon. The body
was sent to Woodville in the afternoo
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X. John Little & Co.

While playing with some other boys
last Friday morning, Charlie, son of Mr..
Milton Littlefield of Hill street, upper
village, had the misfortune to break one
of his legs. DR.. Sawyer was called and
set the injured limb.
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OBITUARY..
H. ID. Spraul.

Mr.. H, B. Sproul, well known citizen
and prominent member of the Masons'
Odd Fellows and knights of Pythias,
died at his home on Scotch Hill, West
brook, Saturday morning. Mr.. Sproul
was about So years Of age and had re-
sided in that city for some 26 or q years
He was a soldier in the rebellion, lieu
tenant in a company OF one of the Maine
regiments, and a member OF the u. a;
r. He was a genial, generous man. and
leaves large circle OF friends to mourn
his death. His surviving family consists
of widow and four children.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-10-31
Real Estate Transfers.

The following transfers of real estate in
this county have been recorded at the
registry of deeds:
Westbrook-Isaac Lafferty to George E.
Harmon.
William Roberts to Joseph Nadeau.
Deering-Tryphenia Bryant to Albert W
ChildS.
Portland-Everett G. johnson to Arthur F.
Marden.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-10-31

The namber of deaths for last week
ending Saturday noon, Oct. 20, was 10,
from the following causes:
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-10-31

The Colby foot ball team defeated the
State College eleven u to 0, Saturday at
Waterville.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-10-31
DISSOLUTION OF COPARTNERsHIp.

FE,HE partnership heretofore existing between
Il H. s. Clay & John Sawyer under the firm
name of Clay & Sawyer, is hereby dissolved by
mutual consent. Bills due the late firm can be
paid to either partner, and all having bills
against them are requested to present them for
payment. II. S. CLAY, JOHN SAWYER.
oet29 st
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-10-31

John Cakes, farm hand living near
Brunswick, is dead. Paris green and
unrequited love are the causes.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-10-31
STATE ITEMS OF INTEREST.

The Waterville police arrested, Satur-
day morning, Levi p. Wyman of Skowhe-
gan, Colby Freshman, as he was re-
turning with his companions from a Sc
cret society initiation. They were all
singing college songs, but were otherwise
orderly. Much Indignation is felt against
the police. Young Wyman will be tried
today.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-10-31

Five men have been killed OF grievous-
ly injured by being mistaken for deer
since the deer law threw the hunting
grounds open October l. Archer, who
did the shooting Friday, will be tried for
manslaughter.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-10-31

A number of cases of diphtheria are
reported at North Bowdoin. Mr.. Lean
der Allen has died of the disease and his
wife is among the sick.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-10-31
November Dividends.

HebE ulVIueHuo VIII U0 Pay 0UIo Oh
and after November 1st, at the dates
mentioned?
Date Name. Div Amount
/. Bath Gas and Electric SIS. .21@ 3,125
15. Boston & Maine 4S.......-A 1890
/. Boothbay Water Co. SIS. .21a $500
l. Passport Gas and Electric
/. Hereford 4s................2 5000
/. Portland & Ogdensburg 5's..21a 25,200
l. Upper Coos, Me-, 4s......2 1000
Coupons on bonds of the Rumford
Falls & Buckfeld Railroad are payable at
the National Bank of Redemption Boston