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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-18
2.3i Glass.

The first heat of the day was the second
in the unfinished 2.3l class. 1t was red
hot race. Three times they scored an!
then they got off with Philess running hard
gait he kept up for the irst half. Tom
Drew, the pole horse, took the lead. Be.s
came up. 1t was a hot fight to the quarter
pole, which was passed in 81. The fight
was kept through the half which was made
in LII
| On the back stretch Bess pushed up and
at the gravel bank led by length making
the three quarters in l.50 But she could
not stand the pace and Tom Drew took rst
in 22s with Bess close third, hard fol-
lowed by Lady franklin and Black Max
Pnileas and Gold Dust, through running,
h-ought up in the rer.
N the fourth try of the third heat they
of well. Tom Drew snd Bess at once
an to fight for the lead with Tom some
in the van. 1t was neck and neck at
quarter pole, which was passed in 3G ~
,nds. Lady Franklin's off tire tore
and she fell back. Tom Drew broke
Phileas forged to the front and made
ing race to the stand, exactly side By
with Ress, making the half in LIS
pace quickened. Bess broke Phleas
e but took first again But Bess beat
out and came in an easy winuer. The
,-quarters were made in | 81 and tie
in 2.23 IA. This landed Bess, who is
city trotter, in the 2 30 class. Gold
was third to Phileas' second with
k Max fourth.
lie fourth heat was a good one. The
nd try they got off and Bess went to
ront, never to be headed through the
. Lady Franklin made good try but
and fell back. Phileas, Gold Dust, |
Drew and Lady Franklin were punched
behind Bes,. The quarter was made |
l2 seccnls. In the same order and |
b,ing hard they made the half in IL |
Drew had taken second when the |
were made in Isl AID he |
- coming. He broke on the turn but |
eaught his STRIFE again and made a |
AVS rush down the stretch after the little |
hut mare, but she led under the v ire
ength, having trctted clean mile in
, "a. Tom Drew was second with /
49,. Plileas just behind and Lady Frank
M flying fourth. The striking thing
this heat is that the time By quarters
Tin exact duplicate Of that in the third
tsis time tie 2.3l class had become
! IDLY interesting. Bess, the chestnut
by Elmo, out Of Winthrop Morrill,
lnRfsn which was entered and driven by
'o"& Lamson, the popular young propre-
n, the Park Louise in this city, and Tom
enhis bay Ceiling owned by Chss. Cay
.,er # Skowhegsn and driven by n. W.
Bo.tonn, had each taken two heats, AMI, by
y, had both landed inside the magic
Philess and Lady Franklin hal
considerable speed, and between the
BE heat was in doutt. II was a race
p GOD. They scorei only tsice ard
ct a good tart. Eess went to the
4 Ifaving the role. Tom Drew fol-
her. Up came Lay Franklin
III hileas, but the former broke and fell
The quarter was made in 81 sec.
|ys. Bess still leading. Philess went of
p yet and Bess and Tom Drew wen. we'll
y front. Tom Drew pushed his nose
ont as they made the half in is.
~ Franklin then made another ,purt Blu;
and lost. Tom Drew broke, and
by clean. hard ,rottinz took first.
Phileas and Lady Franklin chased
y lawn III . hob -.-.'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-18
Personals.
DR. II j. Frederick has returned to Au
gusta from brief visit to Boston.
Miss Lottic Morse returned Tues "a.

DR. IL J. Frederick has returned TO Au-
gusta from brief visit to Boston.
Miss Lottic Morse returned Tues lay
evening from New Bttf,rl, Mass, win re
she passed several weeks with friends.
Inspector Il. F. Chalk is home from a
trip in the woods in eastern Maine much
improved in health. Tn, party got -ne
deer and quantity of small game.
Rev Dr. Jos, pin Kicker, Augustus dis
tinguished and veteran Baptist divine, swung
himself easily upon the platform of one of
the new vestibule RS on train No. "a.
Tuesday morning, starting on trip to Bos-
ton and vicinity with all the brightness of
youth, despite his many years.
James Concannon of Alameda county,
California, and bis daughter, Miss Mamie
COncannsn, who have been visiting Mr..
Concsnnons niece, Mrs. Lawrence RIse,
at the arsenal. left Augusta on MONDAY
nights Pullman on their return to theli
home. They will stop at Chicago on the
way, and will revisit the Worlds Fair.
Mr. H. Judd left town on train No. 81 or
Tuesday morning, to return to his home IL
New York. having been on visit TO hi'
sister. Mrs Joseph II. Williams on Stone
street. Mr. judd is a ION of Names frs
great writer, Rv. Sylvester Judd, au'ho'
of Margaret" and other well known novels
the first Of note that appeared in New Eng
land by native writer.
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PROPOSALS FOR STORES.
.TREAsrRER'S OFFICE,
EASTERN BRANCH, n. II. ID. V, :,
+. ss...-. .~.-:-s=g Tp1TS NJ Oct g. 1888

5.' i'''' : ''r' wv - '"''
scaled proposal-, subject to the usual cnud
tons will be received this Office until l2o'cocl
M + rl,iav, October ooh. 1898. for furnishing anf
delivering at this Home, supplies for the variou
DEPARTING hts required for the balance OF me h.ct
ear ending June 30. lsi consisting in part of veg
etpbles clafls eggs, fresh cod fish, -wer
potatoes fowl. oystrrs, sole leather mitten-, rub
Der boots flannel, twinc. baskets, brushes, cgspa
dorc-, drilling, cra-h, cambric, batting 1adiing
candles, clothes pins. wash basins, earpent"r-'
,ngiueer.' pluInters'. and painters supplies
harness leather, oil and thread, horse blankets
sponges. lawn orers rope, CASTLE soap. and nj
other articles used at this branch not already con
tracted for
The right to reject any or all bids reserved
Schedules upon which all bids mns- be made, Civ
ing the kiad and estimated quantities required
and conditions 20 be observed, will be furnished
upon application to
: H." JOHN D ANDERSON, Treasurer.
Approved LUTHER STEPHENSON, Governor.
+ oct5atooct20
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II AIMS COMRAkY

eS, strlke Gown leaders ana build up
More than that, considering repeal
sa Democratic measure could see bot h
Vantage and disadvantage that might
ccrue from it. If to leave the
herman law undisturbed and these hard
mes followed responsibility therefore
'ould have been put shoulders
we had failed to effect repeal, but
we did pass repeal and the hard times
ii: went on they would be to do
responsibility perhaps would not be so
reat, and would have lost the oppor
unity to have done something further than
repeal for the relief of the country
onfess that for one while | have always
vored unconditional repeal. my mind has
cen more or less troubled by doubts
-. o.-, neither or not that all we should do
r ri the present emergency"
Arc Parties to Break Up?
1t is matter of common gossip in the
gher political circles of the capital that
breaking up of all parties to greater
Almost az extent is inevitable in the future
here are in Washington eminent Repub-
who think the states which they
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William Routh, aged about 60 years
was quite severely bruised and shaken up
Tuesday by the caving IN Of bank wbhe
at work on the Gage street extension.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-18

George NJ. Andrews, foreman OF the
Bannsr offi:e, hal his right hand osdF
bruised and mingled in \ press Monday
afternoon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-18

to have ones body
there. There's a
sure way of reliev-
ing capitals ci.
comfort, though.
; Make prices 10"
enough and then
!, tell the | }. 20
daily rea lers of the
, kESSEHTC jour
NAL al b o u:
them. Name the
) good Il iags yon
/. are offering, and
the reasonable fig
ures at which you
are willing to dis
pose of them. The
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-18

The Cony high school drum corps VIII
turn out with the Red Men and march to
the ! Is train tonight, to meet Great 81
chem W. E. St. John and G. C. of Record
j. ID. Randall.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-18

-ttlss aft
c,.s. he ~
| cordance
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-18
NOTICE OF DlSSoL UTIoN

The copaTtnership heretofore existing between
James y Fuller, Finer T.. Folsom and Henry "
Bieknell under the firm name and style of This
Jane. +. Fuller Company, ia this day dissolyed BY
mutual consent Henry ". Bicknell withdraw
ing from said company.
The business Will he continued by James T.
Fuller and Elmer h. Folsom, under the same nam,
and style A. heretofore. who will settle all &C
count. and claims against tho late firm.
All persons indebted 30 the late eopartnersbiI
are requested to make immediate payment x
the present firm, they are authorized TO Gloss
up the affairs OF the former company.
- s.-... .:*:.. JAMES =. FULLER,
ELNsR T.. FOLSOM,
II IiESRY ". BICkSELt..
AUGUSTA, Aug. 2lst, lssa.
septi9dtf
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CHAS.K.PARTRIDGE

SfAsh"AH ei-Fa"t VI Htic noisCs hho'
racing was that the large crowd at the Au- q
gusts park saw Wednesday 3,
From start TO finish there was not \ duh "a
minute. When the gallant flyers were not 81
fighting it out on the track, tedium was
avoided by the exhibition of one or more
highly bred ,rotting horses. ;,l
The sensational fight in the % class,
unfinished from Tuesday was settled by i,
the favorite. Bird. capturing the sixth I'D
heat. ,-l
Bess, an Augusta mare won the last bal
three heats out of five in the ? 81 class, Ii.
which was begun on Tuesday, and secured bs
"a new record of 2.29 L. putting her on the foI
list
Molie c. took the 2.27 trot and lowered nd
her record to 2.24 l-2. cad
Gypsy NJ. and Stanley furnished great n;
sport in the free all, which the daughter .,
If Macbeth won. c,I
But the feature of the day were the Mel 90,
on'' man anu MORSE Ne'Son' 'he Stallion tha
|he great Northern King. wore shoes for the md
irst time since he trotted at Rigby, two 4
weeks ago. o,si
He was driven hitched to ZIG pound h. ]
op buggy and gave a wonderful exhibition
# trotting Dispute his lameness he gave ~.
he finest exhibition of trot,ing ever seen hal
IN the Kennebec. He was the embodiment Fr,I
IF speed aud power. He Travelled with the v
Ease of the swallow and the speed of
bullet. He was great. He was grand -
Lameness and all, in the buggy, on cold 4
lay against high north wind he easily 4
roted quarter in 80 seconds, 2l2 gait 4
lie could readily have broken the half n
nile track record.
The crowd went crazy over him and his 4
york, and the great horse evidently appre- Wal
lated their admiration and enjoyed their r.,
cheers. ,;,,i
c. II. Nelson also brought out Cylex, a fin.
orre PAGER by Nelson, a promising colt tho
nth record of 2.24, and which Mr.. Mel br.i
on says, he has driven half-mile in ,,o |
40 49, - ea'.' 'yi'A IL 'he properly tooA
l.. X. Smith of Augusta. uo,!
Red Hawk from Currier & Nelson's Pine
rove stud, and number of fine colts Mai
wned by various local horsemen were also Nal
lown. ans
The races were run smoothly and without w,,
lie least delay. Starter Pompilly was again street
complete success, giving absolute salts rea
ction to all. He gave several of the pref To NJ
est send offs ever seen here. His firmness gal,i
as successiu' WIN the drivers and all the good
,rses were Enthusiastically driven to win. Tho
just as the races were closing, several mi
arpers, who were discovered opening scorl
cir shell game boards, were run off the Rial
ounds by the police. uibI
ne io''o"i"s Is INC 'e'a''eu story Oh the madt
US racing ond
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-18

Henry A. Cummings of Augusta was q
gsllan. soldier of the 5th Maine Battery.
On May lst he received mott that he had
been suspended, after having drawn a pen
sion since leaving the service in 1869, he
being sufferer from aggravated hernia
contracted in the army. Testimony cover
ing his case was prepared by Mr.. Cum
minss friends and sent to the dep 'rtment
at Washington. and he was ordered b fore
the Skow hogan board of examining sur
geons. lie has just received notice thai
his name had been permanently dropped
from the rolls.
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COLUMBUS SERIES OF ST.
FIVE CLOTH BINDING E.ls.sa m GssA M Inkl.

+, Allan Quarfer1AiA- H,
4 Rider HAggaf6-
| AZ in . Looking 6lA1s'
&c PHILIPPE
| Arabian Nighfs' hf0'
tztnDest.
Bretszie LaagtoA- H
smart.
, Daf<leas Barrxia. A. A
moved. q L. Perkins,
Deer Slayer. tbs.
Cooper.
Deld~e; o.. .h- iro1
Hand. florescs
" Afsxen.
Dark Hoass, rae, or. A
Knot L arsY-tlesi. Fem
Rek's Wsasiersnxs
Ssurgis-
desperate Woman. \
Adxs y ti.ss ard.
Eve. $ Bar; 4 tiaald.
Frozen Pirate. fle ~
Ciark aa.-s.i
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result will surprise ard crafty you. In
telligent advertising in live newspaper
that circua,ss n your field of trade will
never fail to pay.
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Unity Club began its course of study
most auspiciously, on Monday evening
with a large attendance and An excellent
programme The meeting opened with "A
pithy and +, licitous speech by the president
Judge Hail, who cordially welcomed the
members and guests of the evening, and
who also, at the request of the committee
read Holmes famous poem. The Boys,
dedicated to the Class of 30" The essay
on American Literature Prior to the War
of the Rebellion" was very delightful
and ably written paper, by Mrs. l.. ID.
Carver. This was supplemented by char
acteristic readings from the authors OF the
period, admirably rendered by Mrs. ii w.
True. Mrs Frank Partridge, Miss
Florence Brooks and Miss Mario7
Michaelis, AMI which were folIowe
by two charming songs by Miss Brooks
accompanied by Mrs. DR.. George
Brickett The club was slso indebted To
Rev. Z. f Newbert for brief address oil
copgratulstion and hearty cooperation III
the work of the year, closing With an IN
spring quotation from Emerson. Iht
essay for the next meeting will be by Mrs
Fl. W. True. on the Literature Developed
by the War for the Union,' and the eve
ming will be one of tie most important al
well as one of the most interesting OF Inc
course.
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Spefial embellishments.

Snail aavsfsiseneats not excerdiae foas iinss
thirty Wofds, coming under the head of WA>r.
m. FoR SALK, To lvr, losr. &c. will BE- inserted
swo times for = censs. three times fr Is cents and
ore week for 80 cents. advance paFiurat,
Ir sending By mail. remittance Of postage aHsps
or postal ncte sas,ase pv saaeg VIVA tgssai. ~
th~ chargce are too swsn 20 oi'en gce2usss .e5s
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Samples OF these books car b. sesa q The 10
HAL counting room OF ct any Of ths stated q
ctes.
out 10 holders Of oospons. The INST pSIntex q
where in this issse viii give all n ~ 81
books. Owing 10 iack Of spaoe the llst vIii
pub'ishaa 10 oai daily on Mondays only.l
~ erceT.as b mail several books ShcuA
named anissr sou are willing 10 wait upsn
eshia-fed BnmbVrp can BE- supplied.
J.uESAL yalf1as can secure thess boob 4
JoTPSAL counting room.
oys readers car see sAmples Of thee vosk
any 20 D. ealing al any one Of the above RI
plsrss orders for books 70 b eat b. maO Sc
, II all 1asa.. ne addressed TO
BunLRiea 3 vlf
AaGastas 2
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Vests l.
f4-TsE '.s gas Nine, The.
Robert Hs5tAsasa.
NSi;. = iase at = Cara
yaa- h5h, n Sushxn-
az
NJ f-isry OF = Hanson
Cab. ktfkas W.
Hume.
Master of the Ceremo-
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False Start. 4
For Miami.
Allen.
Hon. Mrs. We
The Duchs
Handy Andy
Jet Her kHc'
raEe. J
E<f~Arts.
Last u. the
The james
Cooper.
Allttle NSns
NJ rCrte.s
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c. aCtsS, aFe't - say v,ai2v. p5N'asrs.
a; 10s,,nsi Gus IA thv hcNs,ty ~T real
>tstsed tsts~s, Gp,rr,gtc 4E,ag NsEs,S rs.
Au.a> a. Ntrar- ffc.v+3 t'0,, lat.,taG. y, SAW,
>rBNkNs,,S 4 Oaa. Fs " ai Stytv Nts. S rft
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tI,VN -As- IN -ITI --- nm. Ic8- NI'
Il BE- aold at a btrVa'p ' .YHt.H mp .f .r.,
g. =. lng. . tire,
Wu.EKx ANn 3WOVI~IO7s SION.
Vt EOh sAsi ih' .nst In,'f.or .u PIG.
hpnnshsc River FOR 'g Y.r. l'a. . ..I srf
over 1900 90 'be h '.tf "u-' ..., ..l iipl
ton TO parties m"t nIH .".'r"-. 90" .--.f .''N
ated between two ttrg' -i,-..I. To- So ..r....s 'r0d
factory and large puit lpl.I .'| H rtt- ih
II bargain II applied for Il or -| 1ri q
lures will be -old at apprH, tpr.-, good
reasons for selling gwen 80 So. ats'r Applj to
" Z. Einmon- . -. ~ ---L - tlL-
4 .NUN ~ti1f. -,Iu. NV UiIrIT- i, a 1000 Ont.
II One top buggy, in good nr4oi, .'"u second
hand open bugRies two second nd tln.oTy OF
Express wagons, on. Concord .l.ieh. .'r,' luf-t..
II called or soon viii be cola yeIy ci'sn
augsadtf THE + r5HK 80.
NOR sALE-s'ory and hal. hence, n3na
IL rooms, static connected taI IH gf al
dress &. h. Hoxie. % se~ail ST. Augusta
aug5dtf
NOR sALE-Lot 60As0 with 10 81 doors,
II windows, blinds etc, for ti0l Pan pHy
ncnt by inataliment II desired tt ALar' s.,
Augusta. Ne jun. i5dll
4 .,Oit sAL11-rWe ausufcl lnoDsa.lu -ffGss
r Fuller q CoDy. ri and 27s Water street.
i,,Jis sAi.e. .---say - .,aefrae paito v ~
r. city, ranging In price iron. tte to $500
A $50 good farms In thu. CITY and els Hhsf. Apply
AZ the Office OF h.. y. Fp,s. A"'Y At Law and
D.al'r In Real Eetate leb1otL
= .-.lgla % ue..f sble f,-lIe..-- ~ a.. ~ a,
Me-. varying 10 prioes from $3.50 20 eS,I4u'
also SEVERAL 10 to - acre place "a rs snb-ft' Of
Ne d number OF farms ~ ksuGrbr1 county
varying In price from $1,000 10 5000 Homes
and .erGInenis 10 let. r. ". WBirAgaUsi., A.
torney. Ango-te. Wan. sL IL
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Rrb.nsun Crus~~
| Foe.
Rory o'Nore. $. Lover.
Rabbits Spell. The. Sta
art Cumberland,
She. h. Rider hskSard.
| Swiss Family Robinson.
1 ras.
| Struck Down, A novel.
! Hswlsy Smart.
Strange Case Of DR..
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n. a. RAND esiaiG oaa iyattaa ta she cr,s
hraicd N.c,orss NsNAa,e- 'or elss,n ae El,NVs, fe
moving pssat, oii. var8lsa, a' spots al Sss Sud
frem woaleps, yslesis carpets, rsc ssi MAicg 81.
Augusta, NAint- f-sta&4Ns
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NOR SAIL -t''t .Htu.rH. .tI.I .uu. t,..... -
II wrapping uI U. i.'s r..f.'..'s - c's pc ia
nj .IoIRSAr ofiif.. E.r. 1.f
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-02-25
GEORGIA AND FLORIDA.
NEWS OF TIE TWO STATES TOLD
IN PARAGRAPHS

The Richest Man in Richmond County
Dead-A Dispute Over the Payment
Of q Bill for S29 leads to Suit for
$4,000 Damages-A Farme or Hands
Out Gold Pieces Instead Of Coppers
by Mistake.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-02-25

aid NEWSP APERS-2OO for - cenps-at
" Business ONCE Morning News
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-02-25
sDaiIy. Tuesday, Thursday and SATURDAY.

The steamer SWEENEY. Capt. Stephen A. Bravo ma
It intermediate landings, leaving Rockedge at 1850 a. M
The steamer COURTNEY is appointed to make two re
w, l.. CRAWFORD, General Superintendent.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-02-25
SUBURBAN RAILWAYS.
SUBURBAN RAILW AVS
Electricity to Thunderbolt, Isle OF Hope and
intermediate points.
City and Suburban and Savannah, Thun.
derbOIt and Isle of Hope Railways
On and after MONDAY, Jan. ., 1S9

On and alter MUNDA1, Oan. :, IoSl.
Thunderbolt and Bonaventure cars leave
Bolton Street depot every half hour.
For Isle of Hope from Second Avenue depot.
10, IL a IN, /, 3, 5 80 p m.
For Isle of Hope from Bolton Street depot,
6:20 6:45, 9 am, $3.50, 7;20 $40 p IN. Saturday
only
From Isle Of Hope into Second Avenue de-
pot S:lS.tsteam), 1918 m, 1925, $40, 4;50 p nj.
From Isle of Hope into Bolton Street depot, g.
7:l0. $50 M, AS. $50 p IN.
For Montgomery, leave city Ssteam from
Sandhy.) 10 a IN, 2:30. go p m From Mont
Freight for Isle Hope and Montgomery viii
be received at Second Avenue only, aud leave
every day 10 ~. Sec special schedule in Sun
days issue. j. II JOHNSTON, President.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-02-25
FLORIDA.

Levy. county paid the state allcense tax last
year Of S2i1.
The personal property in Levy county is val.
ued at S22s ar.
OF the SIS 76i acres of land in Levy county
Y, i45 acres are under cultivation.
Mayor Slaton of Halifax was thrown from
his wagon recently and mis- lett arm was broken
One day lass week 2,400 pounds Of Spanish
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-02-25
FOR DARlBN, BRUNSWICK And INTER
MEDIATE P0INE
Steamer "BELLEVIBW. :"

Leaving Savannah. Tuesdays and Fridays at
3o'clock P ~ Returning: Leaving Brunswick
Wednesdays and Saturdays At P. N. Leaving
Darien Wednesdays and Saturdays at P. n
Arrive aE Savannah Thursdays and Sundays ct
FAX. For any information apply 70
w, I, GIBSON, Manager,
Ethel's Wharf,
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-02-25
NURSERY.
KIESLING'S NURSERY,

WHITE BLUFF ROAD.
IOLANTS, Bouquets, Designs Cut Flowers
4 furnished to order. Leave orders at Savan-
nah Piano Co., cor. Bull and York SITS. The Belt
Railway passes through the nursery. Telephone
$40
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-02-25

ITO COUNTY OFFICERS. snd BlanRA
4 required by county officers for the u@s OF
she courts or for office use, supplied 10 oEdaF BY
VAasaakOg street.. SGyananh
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1893-07-15

THE union of the United States
with England has long been the
wish of the shoddyites, snobs, funk.
eys and bankers of the East. AS
these classes evidently now rule the
country, and their power is increas-
ing daily if one is tojudge from the
tone of the subsiding eastern press,
we may expect to see ticket some
what like this put up for the consid-
Grafton of the American people at
the next election: For President,
John Sherman lin consideration of
his successful efforts in carrying out
the wishes of the English govern
ment in demonetizing silver; for
Vice President His Royal Highness
the Prince of Wales. After election,
with one of the Rothschilds as Sec
rotary of the Treasury and Ward
McAllister as high master of cere-
monies, happiness would be SUI
preme and such persons as the
Astors, Mrs. John Mackay and
others would not be compelled to
live in exile from their native land.
Record.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1893-07-15

THE term bimetallism signifies
nothing just now. All are bimetal-
lists from the rankest Wall street
enemy to the slickest and oiliest
politician. 1t is a term that may
be interpreted as meaning ratio of
16 to or 1900 to 1. The only
friends of silver are those who ad-
vocate that plank in the Peoples
party platform that demands free
coinage at the ratio of 16 to l.
Watchman.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1893-07-15

THE trial of Geo. B. Jeffries for
bigamy has begun in Sacramento
When this trial is settled he will
be tried for the murder of Miss Olga
Ayres, the former telegraph operator
at Brighton. 1t is now claimed JEFF.
ferries was married to this woman
when she was murdered, and that
she was killed so that Jefferie's other
wife would not know of his double
life.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1893-07-15

Last fall l was taken with kind
of Summer complaint, accompanied
by a wonderful diarrhea. Soon
after my wife's sister, who lives with
US, was taken in the same way. We
used almost everything without ben
eft. Then l said let US try Cham
berlain's Collie, Cholera and Diar-
rhea Remedy, which we did, and
that cured us right away. think
much of it. as it did for me what it
was recommended to do. John Hert-
zler, Bethel, Berks Co., Pa. 25 and
so cent bottles for sale by Flaws.