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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-07-11
OUR SUMMER RESORTS.
People FIockins by thousands to the un-
rivaIed Spots on Our Maine Coast.

1t has been a continuous Fourth of July
at Sorrento all the week. Dn Monday flags
were tiying and the usual racket of the day
kept up In the evening dance at the
hotel completed that days celebration.
The summer business at Ogunquit Beach
has started in well and the last few days of
sunshine have made great addition to the
population ogunquit is comparivcly new
as summer resort. but all who 90 there
unite in saving the place has AS many nat
ural attractions as any they ever saw.
The increase of cottagers at Squirrel Is
land the past week has been large, every
steamer arriving adding to the list, and
they all have come to pass the summer.
The first yachting party this summer was
held Wednesday. and it was moonlight
sail on the handsome steam yacht Caritta,
owned by Mr.. A. ii. Davenport of Boston.
The trip was rendered by Mr.. Fred Daven-
port of Boston, and there were about 20 of
the island young ladies on board The
Casino, the only amusement hall on the
island, was opened Wednesday.
The Bass Rock at kennebunk Beach is
hardly to be considered open, yet Mr..
Arthur Roberts and family of Wayne,
Penn, are guests.
The weather at Bar fIarhor has been
genuine Bar lIarbor weather, clear, cool
and nyigorating. The wind came round
and the weather cleared just in season for
the Fourth of July festivities.
At the present time there are hundreds of
summer visitors in Saco and adjacent
towns.
The season at Poland Springs is now get
ting well advanced. and every coach brings
a load of passengers to spend their vaea-
tion. On account of the discourag.ng
weather of the past month the arrivals have
been up to this time fewer than were ex.
pected but about 200 guests are registered
at present at the Poland Spring House aud
j., at the Mansion House.
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GREAT RACING.
Elyrina and King Charles Win
ners at Old Orchard.
Funeral Of Late Railroad Commis-
sioner R. [. Bowers at Saeo.
Opening Of the Republican Campaign At Port
Iand-A Rcssiss Mee.ing.

oLD OEcnsRp, July 3.-This was the
iast aay Of the meeting at the Breeders
Mile-Trsek Association Of Maine, and 1t
was a go.,d one. For bitter fighting and
elose finishes it beat most of the races seen
"a New Engiand There were three events
nn the card, hut the races we're long. and
only Two Of them could be got Off
The first race was for 2.2i horses, and
.lx Of the entries came to the wire. Eta
n. and Gretchen were best thought of, but
thtv never got heat and though at some
part of il they were dangerous they did not
even show in front. Isaiah Ponpiils and
l,is as-ociItes were called on To do some
close Judging an,l they did well.
IN the first beat Present went away and
won handy. Then John Shilinglaw cut
loose with Elyrina, and though Eta X.
made her tfot an awful fast heat, she could
not beat her Eiyrina trotted in 2.2i 81 =,
rauaIling the track record held by Allen
Low. This for the third heat was almost
phenomenal performance, considering
that the track was fully four seconds slower
than il will be.
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STATE NEWS.


CufSA.
Dn Thursday we were honored with =
call from Gov. Burleigh. The Gov
crnor's party was made UP cf him
self and Mrs. Barleiah he brother in-lxw,
Mr.. II. Hall Bither Of LcIoy, Minnesots,
and Mr.. rs. Berry Of Augusta. Mr. Biti'er
is native Of Linneus, Aroostook Co, and
he Ia ON his way 10 visit brother whom he
has not seen for forty years. Gov. Barieigb
expressed much interest In the pstUraI
beauty of our charming town which he had
never before visited, and the beautiful ride
from Augusta mp the east side Of the lake
gave great pleasure to the entire party.
The, proposed to ride to Unity by carriage.
from whence the Governor snd wife will
return to Augusta by tfarn.--The settled
weather bw tempted the farmers 10 engage
IN hsying although the grass is yet very
green. 1f the weather holds favorable Bext
week baying will be taken hold Of In dead
earnest. - The Misses Brzinerl left for
Ocean Point on Thursday for q short yacs-
tion.--M.s. y. q. Crifcbett and son from
Belfast. are visiting her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. 4. W. Doe.
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SUPERIOR COURT.
At Waterviilc. June Term 1892, Hon. 0. G..
HALL, Presiding.

w. S. CHoArE, Clerk.
G. r. STEVENS. Sheriff.
+. A. SMALL, StenogTapher.
SIrEpAY, July 9TH.
William Lamb vs. Alphcus Hunter. F.
!. Martin for plaintiff W. +. Haines for
defendant. This is an action of assunpsit
on account annexed to writ to recover a
balance OF s22 65 for saving shingles at
Clinton where the parties reside. The de
fendant claimed overcharging and a
failure to give him full credit for
certain lumber which was To
90 in payment of the bill. He also claimed
that he had actually overpaid the plaintiff
about $40. The case was concluded in the
afternoon with verdict for plaintiff for
Sl9.45.
This completed the list of jury trials for
this term, and the jury were finally dis
charged and court adjourned finally, hut
the Judge will be at Wsteryille Monday for
the purpose of hearing certain matters
which will be disposed of as of the term by
agreement.
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HOW THEY TAKE IT.
Report That Militia Is Ordered Out
Excited Homestead People.
They Fear That Pinkertons will Get In Under
Protection and Control Works.

tr.r,.n Julv IN I,tcnse eYrite.
..,aI ~, I,,o ,on;,,h, hv tho
tb,, the pepnsvlyapia mil
~ annn .tr,na vas ordered ont and
,.'.,,a ,.;,a IN 4omo.,oaJ The news
r.at,a "ou,, d, ~. o,,, n, ~ al p NJ and few
r,;n,,,o. I.,cr hsd come IN the ears of the
...;iea A, a., tho ronort was rece;vcd
IN, ;n.rnd,,l;,y Int . few inou;r;es
.,".a 10 nras: rerreserta,;ve. convinced
H., ~ !, r.. ,;abt Ii,tIc yroups gath
- ., ,,,, s,roe, eo,n.r. and the situation
ws. d;.cns.ed in low earnest tones. The
t.,.,,,a.,,aI str;La ars wo,e a, srx. ,i;.,osed m
~ G,,,s, ,las,n, .nd thor. were orca.;,pai
al. -.,;,,,,s ,,,., .ycr the m;,i,;. w,pld t,e
,,,,,,n..d h,,, when i, was learned tba, the
1iI;.;,.,, e,rI.,,od .,, numbered soop those
daela,.,;or. ,romn,Iv gave wav Ia ooh
IN 20 h.vs be.i Tho p;nkeYtons ANYWAY =
',,rh., al no, d,,e N come
Ths ,a.aa,s of tho .tr;ker. are uuu.oallv
aau,r,n,;,.,;ys s.We c.nno, taIk "A. /.
~" ,asn,n.o 10 ,u Later Inc omoion wa.
~ -, a.,a.s.d 80 hy ,,,s ,.nt mi 6Ic that
-, .;,;.;p ,ra,iJ K rsc.;ycd hv M ho,,iIe
,1',.a.;sn. ". - II - .,r,, ,s,;.. wooId Il.
,eaiu.ss aen ~n,;i a,scr ,hs;r dens,.,rn s.pn,
- IN III, h.vo o., ,o ,x.y ,o,ne,,pae ..
..;d ,h, ,.adey of a little groun. land WHOM
H. A. 90 wouId Tho ta .ce them ran The
Mill ron.un;on"
Th;s ,,,,e,snee fu,,v e.nre.ses the .;,aa-
80, ~, III, ha ,.bere,, 4, bv ~ sdven, of
~. ~ rn;I;,;s lila, 4. long 1. the m;t,,ia arc an ,be
.rornd r there x;lI he NO opposi,ion from th,.
s..;I".. - no ,;ni.n, dcmn,.,r.,;on.
s Whan re militia /, w;,hir.xn the s,r;kcr.
Iii .roon down upon the nort.upioni.t.
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SATURDAY At nones1eAO.
All Quiet Men Prepared Tor Siege News
paper Mss's Experiences.

PunpsLruia. Pa, July although no
event Of any Importance occurred in Home
stead today. a description of the little incl
dents and scenes that make up routine life
here would fiil volumes.
The strikers, who practically compose the
town. do not realize the amazing nature
of their doings. They seem to think they
are an orderly. Law abiding lot of American
citizens. simply exercising their right to de-
fend themselves against their enemies.
Were man 70 tell them they were out
laws he would probably be shot down on
the streets. There was an incident this
afternoon which illustrates their opinion Of
4 correspondent for a western paper
stepped OF the train from PIftsbnrg and
fContinued on ltb page.
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But No Serious Trouble Is Feared With the
Armed Boys In Blue.

N - ~ yI N A., an,;r.
,:-.h h"'s - ~, ~" .,a.:I a., 80 a..ra 40 p.nns,l
900 80, - -, ,raarad 1,
,, ,ai''' .oo". go n" Sha.;g WoC,a.r, ~
l'o'hes'eau " soppo' ~, -, ;r,;.
'upPi.sss .,s ". .a ~ - ~, r..c.;n,
"s' s .,'" ~; g, M ;, Iasn.,ch san, 10 him III.
Vi '''e lo,'o" ~. Sn.;" lug Tac,a.rv .srhn .;,n-
e.eni"s e,aa. ~ SHELF Nv - Nv, % ;anro,ad Will,
",,o" ~ ,'o'" NV ~ ,ha
~ mel n.,
suiAsis " .,.',,;, 81.
opehls eAp,ess w. 't .. "nn ~ ' "hi,u ~, hn
"cee'n'',''',on ' ', .'''' w.. w.. ,,,ns,I,". ,s,or
oP.fae" u" ~ 80, ha,..
,.N's an rs,,,l, ,,a,,,,,
i"il'" ~ ..'" !" p,,,,,;., -. ..,,,,i;,,a .nd
~ "u'.;os's .'., ~ ,,", ,.,ss r.;saJ nv ,.;vi,
a''' Sa',she" 'n"' ~ p p,,.;a "a 80,
a"'"o' w" III ,Ia, ,n,, a.,
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uup' " ' IN, II. -, l., .,r,hor
ns"' u. i;s,,a w 10" anJ .onsonnant las oe
a,"e" ~ -, - ';,;,s - lii an
ny o''' ,s', a. 'a,,ass 7 ha,;nv. ;s
"DI "'s " N ,,, ,h.' J;snr5or,, cI.moo,
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~ -, !" ''.',, ...,,, ,,l, d, ,,r,;sh m,
= l,.
SUI" c. r.,,;.n "a .oum,,aer-;n.
~. ..;,,J ,,,,.ra a, n,,o ;sx,od
., NV .''uar;,'' III wy a,aar ..C.arce n Snow-
W. 'ono"s ral " con,m,nd;ns I'm, n, =
uen' "ayo sc panrs,,yan;a. pu, a di,i.
io"" ,. 80 .,,s ~ an5 nov. n, oncc with
..;,;s. -, ~, s,,n,nr, az IN, sber;ey of
.,'','a.,,. ,,,,,,,' a, 1,n,nest.,d Maintain
go .'..'e ,,.o,.., III n.r.,ns i, their RIGHTS nm
H." p%i, w., "',st;,r,;on md Laws of the state
"s,,,r;'a,o w. "ru ,r;,h mo
T'' Sh"r;f NcCiearv th. Governor sen,
a., s'.,a,.;,n ,o,aor.m Have ordered
AZ A.. Cannra, Cenrco Snovdep with +,
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At OLD ORCHARD.


olp ORCHARD, July Io.-The Vermont
Press Associations excursion party, num-
herring 9o persons representing . newspa-
pers of the Green Mountain state, arrived
at old Orchard last ev ening and were quar-
tered at Hotel Fiske. They passed the day
in riding, boating, bathing, sightseeing and
wilI leave for home tomorrow morning, go
ing through Crawford Notch
The Christian Workers convention opened
at Ocean Park to-day with fair attendance.
Services held at temple, conducted by
Rey..E. W. Kicker of Ilayerhill, Mass.
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In sl,c gastr;" region. n roubed with ns.ses
fFeia sea -iekgs-s, bilioa.n@-. ~ other esese.
JJos.e,fer's stomach Eltfers vii immediately put
= stop 10 the sfsfrari,sr disturbance a pso'sl.
sen. sr,d Bosf uppiessaDt fesfare of liver com.
fts,uf "a Bsaser In the msr0isg. The symptoms
dssptesr aud the csa.% removed by tls~ Bitters.
Nsny r,eYs.,Hs have very delicate stotnsebs which
trsasng lpdieere,bs esfisg or drinking. % even
s1ryc stzlis that L. rtpulsise disorders. such pr
sons ess.noi se; more wisely than TO invJgorsfe
their dize-sise region with the Biffefs, = tonic
.pee.sifv ,sinpied 70 reinforce n. For malaria.
yi@sp,afi.to kidney troubles aud Derycwsuess the
,s i,en ..eep i. aBsrxuqni aud sppefiie esrisble 3
.os,a .strave. both. II 10 In fact most tompre.
h~pslye and ,irl,ghtful remedy.
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4 Wonderful Achievement.
TSomerset Reporter. I

Governor Burleigb may well be proud of
the handsome support he received in his
contest for the nomination in the third
district against the strongest combination
that was ever made in any district in Maine
against any man. Never was campaign
planned more skilfully and executed more
adroitly than was that in opposition TO Gov
ernor Burleigh- That he secnred more
than 100 delegates is, under the circum-
stances. a wonderful achievement and
demonstrates his strength and popularity
with Republicans Of Maine.
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AV2yuS oehesSSy.
Brooklyn, % o o H.
PIttsburg, "-
Hlts--pt,sturg. .; BROOKLYN, 9, Errors-
fti-burg, :, BROOKLYN I. Baticrie.-Bsldwin,
Ar LOUISVILLE.
Louisville. / o o / 0 o o. ;
Baltimore o o o % o. |
Louisville. 4: Baltimore, l. MISREPRESENTATION
and Dowse; Foreman and fialipan.
II Louis 90 o o o 0 o o o. |
Washington, 1 0 0 . o. d
Hits. Washington, 10; ST Louis. .. Errors--.
Washington. I; st. Louis, =. Batteries-kilen and
Mctiuir.; Calvin and Moran.
Al BOSTON.
Chicago o o . o 0 o l. >
Boston . o o 0 o o. !
Hn.-Chicaso, S; Boston, I. Errors-C Chicsgo.
s.; Boston, =. Batteries--Gumbert and schriver;
staley and Bennett.
First Game.
Cincinnati, 4 % 0 o o--io
New York, o o 0 . o o. /
Hns-cincinnati IL; New York, II. Errors
Cincinnati, L: New York, ,. Batieries-Dwyer
sid Vaughn; Rusie and Boyle.
second Game.
Cincinnati o . o 90
New York ESQ 3 o.
Cincinnati. is; New York, &. Errors
-C.ucisnati, =, New York, >. Battrries-Cham.
b.rla'n and Vaughn; Crane and Boyle.
AT CLEVELAND.
Cleveland, > o o o l. Z
Hits-Clcv,isnd, II Philadelphia :. Errors
Cleveland. Z; rhiiadcIphia T. Batferips-t uppy
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FUNERAL SERVICES
OF Late r. L. Bowers Of Saco Attended by
Governor and State Officials.

BtppEroRp, July 9.-There was large
attendance Il, the funeral of Railroad Com
missioner Roscoe l.. Bowers at Saco. Sat
nr,Iav afternoon. Rev. Dr. Nichols of Cam
bridge, Mass. otsiciated. The bearers were
Mayor Bradbury, Judge Burbank. \. G.
Prentss. s. 5. Richards, Honorary bearers,
Capt X. +. C.. Hartley. ex-Mayor +. L.
Burniam and A. II. Gilman.
The following State officials were pres
ent Governor Burleigh. Hon. Nicholas
Fc>senlen. secretary of State. Hon. Sum
ner j. Chadbourne. deputy secretary OF
State, Gen. George l.. Beal, State treas
urer, Gen. II. NJ. Sprague. adjutant gen.
ersi. Hon. Charles f. Littletield. attorne y
general. Railroad commissioners Mort
land and Wililes, Hon. Samuel W
Matthews. Labor Commissioner, Col. +. C.
Stevens. T. Il. Fife. clerk to board OF
assessors. and others
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MUCH SUFFERING
Fellows ihe Fire-The Estest Dsssed Over Is
Eaormsss and Damage Is immense.

ST. Jopss. y. F., July lD.-A CORES
por,sIeut Of the Assoeiased Press has just
returned from inspecting the burned dis
trict. reaching from the junction Of Fresh
water and Psngyvell roads to Consul
Molieyfs residence On signal hill
sni from the Military road TO
Water street, as far ss UDwyers coreers
The line Of FIRE Is drawn at the eleetora
limit Of 81. Johns east and covers nines
fenfh= of the EIouses in that area nearly all
the business houses. the only few remain
ing being in 81. Johns west, which almost
wholly escaped
The chsrred remains OF woman we're
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Marine Disasters.

CBATuau, Mass. July 1O.-Schooner
Mountain Laurel, proceeding short hauled
over the shoals last night grounded in
bad position on handkerchief. She was
boarded by wreckers.from Monomoy at day
light and assisted into deep water, thence to
Hyannis.
The three -masted schooner with cargo
of spars for New York. ashore at the Hand
kerchief, this morning, succeeded in getting
off without assistance and proceeded. Her
name is reported as the Maggie }. Chad
wick
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RIVAL PARADES
At Armagh, Ireland, Ended in
a Bloody Conflict.
Sticks and Stones Freely l)sed--PoIice
Necessary to Quell the Riot,
nsmbsrs craaariss Damaged hy Fire y Ne
Amssat q Ssso,o0o.

DraiN, July a--Sstardsy night num-
her of bands Of Conservatives paraded
through the streets Of Armagh to celebrate
the local victory. They were soon fol-
lowed by bands Of Nationalists and crowds
of cheering cit.ae,s. Finally conflict
arose in which sticks and stones were freely
used. Many persons were injured on both
sides, The combatan,s were dispersed BY
the police.
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Unusually violent-Lava Flowing Toward The
WIiases-6reat Damage Done.

CAr,xIA, July lO--The eruption of Etna
assumed alarming proportions during the
night. Huge quantities of lava we're
thrown out of the volcano and formed
double strezm, advancing rapidly towards
Nicolos and Beiparso. Great damage was
done to the surrounding country.
4 severe earthquake was felt in the i'm
mediate vicinity of the volcsno during the
night. Twelve houses and a portion of the
church was destroyed.
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A Poiat Tor You.

In vir,s of whxt Hoods sarsaparilla has
dsne for others. j. i net reasonable to sup
pose that il will be of benefit TO yoas For
Scrvfula, Salt Rheurn, ani all ether disease
Of the idosd- for nrsrerstss indigestion.
Sick Hassische. Loss or Appetite. hat
Tired Feeling Catarrssr Malaria. Rheui'ia-
ti.m. Hoods Ssrsapariila Is an unegaalied
remedy.
Moods Pills cure Sick Headache.
d6wfolrmipehdxw
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THE STATE WINS
And the Grand Trunk Will Now Have
to Pay Its Back Taxes.
Over SiOO. 900 will Be Paid Into the State
Treasury by This Decision.

foRrlASp, July tSpeciai) The
court ordering Judgment for the State of
Maine w. Grand Trunk Railroad Company
for the amount of the tax sued for,
assessed against the said company has been
forwarded TO the clerk Of the United States
court III this city. Petition for re-hearing
denied.
Under this decision the State will receive
more than sloo,ooo. II is conceded by
all that great credit i, due to Attorney-Gen-
ersl Littietieid for the able and persistent
manner in which he has handled the case.
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MrSsrsroiIs, July i0.--McMullan and
Cos. sawmili burned last night. Loss.
600, 900; insurance. $4,000. Timothy
Guard, a watcbman, il missing.
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For Representative 10 the Legislature

BownorSH,N, July Especial. AT a
caucus today to select a candidate for the
Legislature for the class towns of Rich
mani Bowdoinham. Bowdoin and Per-
kiu>, Daniel t. Cornish of Bowdoinhan,
was nominated on the second ballet
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League Games Sunday.

AT LOUISVILLE.
Louisville. =. o i
Baltimore, o o =
Hts -Loui-villr. D. Baltimore, Ii. Errors
Louisville, d; Baltimore, &. Niau and Weaver,
Mcmahon and Guuson.
Al 81. Louis.
St. Louis. o o o o ,
Washington, o : o. j
iits-Si. Louis, 4; Washington, :, Errors
st Louis. q; Washington. 2. Batteries--GleasoB
and Moran, purysa and Mcclure.
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New England. League Standing.


NJ PORTLAND.
Portland 2 o o 0 q q 0 0 T. 3
Lowell, u D O.
Hits-Portiand. II Lowell. l. krrors-Pori-
land, =; Lowell, 9 Batteries--tsr srey and I'latf I,
sullivan and McCauley.
At SAItM.
Woopsoeket q q o = :
Salem, u . u .
Hits-woonsocket. 10: Salem, 10. Errors
woonsoekef, l.; sslem,5. Bstteries-kiley and
O'Neil and Bergen.
At IEwisTUN.
Auburn Gazettes, o o o IL
Lawrence, j >
Hits Auburn traz., "A. Lawrence. I. Errors
Auburn Gsz. 1; Lawrence, IL. Lynch and Dona.
hue, Ryan and Regan.
At rAwrr,ktT.
Rrockfon. o 2-li
Pawtucket. o y . D.
Hits Brocktop, 10, Fawtuckct. 5. Errors
Brockton, 4, Pswtucket, u. Lincoln and Burke
Burke and QuinIan.
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Other Games SATURDAY..

At Buffalo-EImira, 3; Buffalo, 4,
At Observation-Disclosures. 81 Troy. q.
At ury-Newburyport, 10; Ames.
bury, j.
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liss,s eesl msws.

HIirAx, Ms. July le.--concerning the
hre in ST. Johns, n. f., the latest advices
are that the large Roman Catholic church
is uninjured The Union bank is safe.
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Bosrefst July l0.-Fer New England !;
generally fair, continued warm. south and
southwest winds, warmer on the coast of
Maine
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-07-11

WAsaIssIos. July s--For New Eng
land fair, southwest winds. warmer in
eastern Maine.
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Other Games Sunday.
ERUPTION OF eINA

At Rochester - Rochester, 4; Prov.
dence, 2.
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DIR. W1lia -' i;s,od Nsrp? Restores Her
3 .Nl and ,,.rengtil.
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IN wuJIaws, BLOOD SYRUP may be
nro.urri Al ali Druggists Al 41.00 = bot
tie. n, srrsain that you get the only gen
nine. Take no substitute. though II may De
represented ..iuss as good.
Prepared ouly by
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-07-20
Notice 10 Iron, Steel and Terra Gotta Factors.

Sealed proposals will be received by the
Hon. County Commissioners Court, of
BeXar County, Texas, and opened at IL
o'clock, a. M, on August 3rd, A. D., 1892.
at San Antonio, Texas, for the furnishing
and setting of all the iron and steel work,
Except roof fire. PROBING and roof thing
for the new County Court house building,
according TO the plans and specifications
of the same to be seen at the Office of j.
RELY Gordon, Architect, or at the County
Clerks Office. In San Antonio, Texas.
A certified check in the sum of twenty
FIVE hundred 2,5oO) Dollars must accom-
ipany each proposal, as a guarantee that
the successful bidder will execute the con-
tract and furnish a good and sufficient
bond in such sum as may be determined
by the Court.
The Couyt reserves the right to reject
any or all bids.
Published by the, order of the Court,
San Antonio, Texas, July 18th. 1892.
s. w. M7ALLISTER,
Co. Judge Bexar Co. Texas.
Attest: THAD. w. SMITH,
7-14-20 Co. Clerk, Bexar Co.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-07-20
GRAND EXCURSION TO SAN MAR
COS.

Round trip tickets only $l.25 on Tues
day next, July 10. Travis PARK Epworth
League will give a grand excursion to
San Marcos. Train leaves l. & G. N.
depot a s a. m, returns same night, 12
hours in San Marcos. Go and see the
marvellous lake and springs of San Mar
COS, enjoy delightful breezes, boat rides,
Sam Jones' great lecture. Good time for
everybody. The event of the season.
Tickets for sale at l. & G. N. city office,
Tom b Johnson's book store, Var
brough's drug store, corner Houston and
Soledad SITS, Duncan's drug store, Hous.
ton and Navarro SITS, Kypfer & Seng's
book store and Tips & Silverthorn's drug
store, Houston st. and Ave. c. Round