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Birmingham age-herald., 1894-08-01
THE PROHIEs WON.

NEW ORLEANS, La., July 3l.-A special from Jackson, Miss, says: At the local option election in this (Hinds) county to- day Jackson gave 13S majority wet. Un- official advices from the county indicate that the dry ticket has won. The vote V as light. There was a complete absence of bitterness of former local option elections. If the county has gone dry 1t only leaves six counties in Mississippi where the salt of liquor is legaiized.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-08-01
BOTH GAVE SATISFACTION.

ATLANTA, July 31.-The democratic con . vention of the Eighth Congressional dis trict met at Greensboro yesterday and re-
 nominated Judge Thomas G. Lawson for congress. The democratic convention for the Tenth district met today al Warrenton and renominated J. .. C. Black. Tom Watson will probably oppose Black again.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-08-01
A COMPROMISE EFFECTED.

GREENvILLE, Miss, July 31.--At a meeting of the Mississippi evee board to- day, held for the purpose of considering the alleged shortage of Ex-1reasurer Fer guson, an expert reported that errors have been found amounting to S39, 900. General Ferguson S friends claim that he owes the board but S2f ,000, and today through his attorney offered to pay that amount on De- tober 1, which the board agreed to accept.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-08-01
LARGE BUILDINGS COLLAPSE.

DALLAS, Tex, July N.-Two large brick buildings on Elm street occupied by the Wells Fargo company and L. c. Craddock's 6 grocery collapsed at 11:30 today. num- Der of persons are buried in the ruins. One man has been taken out dead.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-08-01
TWO BROTHERS HANGED.

CANTON, Miss, July 31.-The two Scott brothers, negroes, were hanged in the jail yard at daylight for the murder of Norman Hopson in October, 1898.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-08-01
SARATOGA RACES.

SARATOGA, July 31.--fhe following are the results of today's races:
 First race, Swear olds, six furlongs-Po- tentate, 112 (Brooks), 2 10 g., ,woD; FIoreana second, Domingo third. lime, i:l4.
 Second race, one Inile-iohu Cooper, 109 "A. Clayton1 .l3 to 10, won; Terrier second, Cactus third. Time, 1:42h.
 Third race, the Salvador stakes, for 2-year- olds, five and half furlongs-An- nisette, 10S (Griffin), 10 5, won; Havoc second, Mayday filly third. Time, 1:0sA
 Fourth race, Canadian stakes, for all ages, thirteen -gixteent hs or a mle-L lmp lighter, IA (laraD, 10 10, won; George Beck second, Stowaway third. Time, 2:C4A.
 Fitlh race, selling, seven furlongs- Figaro, 1O0 Lamley), even money, won; J. P. B. second, Memento colt third |. Time, 1:2SA.
 Sixlh race, 2-year-olds. selling, five fur iongs--Rossmore, 94 tDonohue), to 1, won; Mohawk second, Redowa third. Time, :03.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-08-01

tKeene), 6 to l, won; Herald second, Life Boat third. Time, 142
 Fifth race, selling, five furlongs-Ber- wynn, 107 (DoggetD, 8 to l, won; Judge Morrow second, Rough and Ready third. Time, l ;O2.
 Sixth race, one -Woodchopper, IA (Ballard), 8 10 l !, won; Vespasian second, Bonaventure third. Time, 1;44A.
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Successful Union Meeting.

A union meeting of Chelsea, Pttston,
Windsor and White field oranges was held
uith Wbitef+ld grange Saturday. March 81
In the forenoon the question, Should pa
irons support members of the order when
nominated for Office regardless of party p
was discussed. At the afternoon session
The visiting members furnished programme
consisting of music, readings, Dialogues:
ate. The "Union Reporter" was cleo read
by Misses Annies Kenney and Gus'i' Black
man. O.iog to The condition OF The roads
the visiting members dill not stay to the
meeting of Whitetield grange in the even
ing. The attendance was quite large and
the meeting was one of the most interesting
held thus far this season.
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srAIE NEWS.
NI-sl,lO.

HALLDALE.
The warm sunny days the PAST week get
tied the snow fast but softeped the roads so
il was almost dangerous travelr JOB
Clement lost a valuable COW few days
900 hv a crooked wire four ct five inches
long lodging in her throat. Probably the
wire was in the hay. She was unable to
swallow and conse quenily starved TO death.
The next meeting of the Ladies Circle
will be at Charlie Vose's Tuesday, March
I3sb.-Mr,. Z. d. Eldred has returned
from her visit in Massachusetts Mrs. T.
p Thompson is aa,in quite sick.-Miss
Alice Hall is in Thorndike caring for Mrs.
s. Burton who is very sick.
Washington.
CoLuMBA FALLS.
The ladies' gave supper at the residence
Of L. Leighton, Thursday evening; pro-
ceeds for the pastor, Rev. M. Kearney; SO
was realized.--Miss +. Z. Allen, Miss Ma
bel Leighton, Miss Ber,hs Hay and
Miss Ina Young. with six others from Ad-
olson, will attend the spring term 1t Buck
sport. They leave Friday.-H. +. Alien
has moved his team out of the woods
A small dwelling house about mile ron
the village. occupied by s. Higgins vas
burned Thursday afternoon. The fathef
and mother were away st work leaving an
older girl to care for the small children.
| The girl went calling and the iitt'e ones
etArsed the IRE. Nothing was saved. Nc
| inlufance.
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Dieo.
~

1.-THE name, age, date and place O. deati,
Of deceased persons are published il. this
column free of charge. More eX.enut
notices and obituary poetry. must be paic
Tor at the rate of ten cents Incl
HANCOCK.
Deer Isle-March 1. Isaac Bray, aged nearly 80
years.
Rumfo.d-Feb. 16, Ms. lydia Martin. aged
about - years; Feb l6 Geo. Weber:
Gilead-feb 10, Nina u. Bean, aged 20 years. 3
months. % days. -
West paris-Feb. II, lnez, daughter CT W. L..
and NJ. G.. Bradbury. ag Il II years.
Pari,-F.b H. Mrs. Albina Lawrence: Feb ~,
Sally Henson. aged - years; Feb. IL infant child
EAST airam--Feb l6. Mrs. Eliza. widow of Win.
q. Brbank, aged Sc years. months and - days
oodstoek Feb. q, Tabitha Coffin, aged @'
years, months.
Oxford-Feb 20, Francis Butler.
Fryeburp-Feb. IL, James Howe.
Hiram-Fer I, Sarah j., wife of Cal, b W. Gil.
patrick, and dau ktter of the late Joseph ID. and
Amanda Lord, aged % years. months.
PRNoEscoT.
Uaverhili Mass-F.b. /, Thomas Tavia, aged
- years and mcnths. formerly of Bangor
North Bradford, Feb. 81 Mr. Fred ). Fisher.
aged 80 years.
Ne~hu g-Fcb. Il. Mai. Mark Folsom. aged IS
years ana months.
- Il Town-Feb l6. VIM. Irvine, aged Ct year,.
ossIs,g,h N Il Dnnnirp aged N; wears: I7th.
NJ 'sayai LOGAN aoai :, y.ur,: iyih. Alber,
Haskell. aged 90 years.
,v;',n,, of The ia,a Martin vons of Wood,toct. e.
n ,od =, ~oa,s
- 49, -
SAGApAhoc.
Bth-Feb. &c, Mary l.. Mayo daughter of Noah
and kse a. Mayo. aged "A years. II MOI tbs
Eeb VI flo'ence l.. daughter Of james L. and
la +. Farrell. aged years.
SOMERSET
South Nor,idgewock. Feb. u, Aiice A.. wife Of
VIII l.. Wheeler, aged ~ years, u months, ~
da,s.
Ia Madison FEB 70, Hrs Racnei u. Iariin'
ged 81 yesrs.
S)lon-Feb. q. sumner Nebo.
WALDO.
- = r,..1, T. S,a,.rs ocaa "a
Monroe-F,b. = Chandir !. S's,ens, ase a,s 20
y. ~ !, 81, - "a n..r,h ma ~ rav.
aged ~ years. m"n'h ana ~ ohye'
WASHINGTON.
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STATE OF MAINE.

cry or AUGUSTA, IS SO the Inhabitants OF
each OF the Wards Of said City, qualined accord
ing TO Law to Vote:
Greeting:. In the name of the State of Maine
YOU are hereby request to assemble at your re
sp.ctiye Ward rooms, in said city, on the twelfth
dsy of March. A. u. 1921, Mt ten o'clock A. NJ,
then and there to give in your votes for Mayor OF
said city, one Alderman and two CoupclDen 10
represent YOU in the CITY Council, Warden, Waro
Clerk and Constable.
The polls to close at four o'clock in the after
uoon. .,,..
BY order of the Mayor and Board of Aldermen
Attest: CHARLES b. CHICK, City Clerk
AUGUSTA Me, March /, 1894.
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Strength and Health.

Strength and Health.
If you are not feeling strong and healthy,
try Electric Bitters. If LA Grippe" has
left you weak and weary, use Electric Bit
tiers. This remedy acts directly on Liver,
Stomach and Kidneys, gently aiding chose
organs to perform their functions. If you
are afflicted with Sick Headache, you will
find speedy and permanent: relief by taking
Electric Bitters. One trial will convince
YOU that this is the remedy you need. Large
bottles only soc, at Emery s Wards drug
store, Gardiner.
oct2e d&wfolrm
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County Teachers Associate IN will be held
in the Cony high school building. Friday,
March 8. Following is the programme
1920 A. N. Prayer. Rev. j. NJ. Wyman; report
of ,ecre,a,y; psper, elementary Science Work
10 Public Schools D. 5. Farnbam, A. NJ priucI-
pal of WIN. II. Lincoln school. Brookine. Mass.
numbers. Miss JeaLne'te Selbing, Grove Stree;
primary school, Augusta; teaching exercise. lau-
gyage and reading, Miss Ida Ii. Rogers, Water
Vile; Informal discussaoa.
fesehlng exercise. grammar, Miss Emma Clark,
VIM X. Smith school. Augusta; paper. "Geog
rapny: History an Mathematics in the Grammar
school, j. III. Blanchard, superintendent of
schools Wa,eryille; general discussion of paper.
200 p. NJ. PAPER; Cali.thenics followed by
class exerci.e). Miss Ida X. Chapman, principal
grammar school, South Gardiner; paper. "Educa-
ton Through kindergarten Occupations and
Sloyd." Miss Nellie l.. ClouGman, principal Of
primary department. practice school. Gorham
Normal school; exercises in music. Miss Estella
G. bearing. teacher of music in Augusta chools !;
paper "Drawing," Mrs. Fanny Crosby Hamlet,
teacher of d awning in Hallowel schools; paper,
professional Reading" W. !. Poserp, principal
Methods in Physics" q. W. Parmenter, Cam
fridge Latin school, secretary of the American
Institute of destruction; conference.
63o-Colla.ion at Congre gational church par
lori.
80 P. NJ Organ voluntary; singing. Cony
High School Chorus; address of welcome, Hon.
Moses w. Leighton. mayor of Augusta; Response,
Rev j. +. Cochrsne, chairman school board, Hat
lowell: singing, Cony High School Chorus; ed
dress, "ihe Social Mission Of the Public School,
Pres VIM. Dewitt HYDE. Bowdoin college; re-
ception, lin church parlors).
The local committees are: Reception,
Florence S. Choate, Alice Doherty and
Prof. Charles F. Cook; executive, Prof.
A. II. Braiaard, Geo. w. Chamberlain and
Weston Lewis; arrangements, Alice S.
Reynolds. Augusta T. Libby, Emma Clark,
Florence S. Choate, Maud E. Reed, jean
nette Selling and Stella Barton.
The collation. will be served in the Con-
grega'ional church parlors by the Augusta
teachers at 6 so P. M. Ladies desiring
free entertainment for the night will please
address Florence S. Choate, l01 Northe' n
avenue, Augusta. Half fares have been
arranged fer and large attendance is anti
cipated.
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Lincoln.

Following are the real estate transfers in
Lincoln county for the week ending Mar.
3, 1894.
BRTsToL-.Jobn Prentice heirs of to Edwin W.
Fossett, land, $50.
EDGECoMB-Edwin Jennes to Thomas Weber.
Jr.. land $40.
JEFFERsoN-Albert B. Erskne to Elbrdge Ii.
Baker, land. $3.50.
NEwCAsTLE-Chas. W. Erskire to Eibrdge g..
Baker, land, SIS L,zze II. Erskine to same, ,and,
81. fame to same. tarIn. $3.50.
WHrrEFELD-El Eleanor King to Paul 3. King,
land, 81 etc.
WISCAs>ET-Joseph z. Tucker to Frances A.
Tucker, homeste adj s etc; same to SINE, land.
81 etc.
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land
YOUR
RUNDOWN SYSTEM
BUILT UP AND
lREORGANIZED./
Your
Strength
Renewed

few bottles of s. S. 8.
will do it. II You arc
troubled with depreeS
blood is not right, and reeds purifying.
H1G VIII thoroughly clear away all i'm.
SSYS puritiss and impars rev vigor and
life to the whole system.
ssIhave used your medicine often Tor the past
hest general health restorer II the world
81 II. GIBSON, BAtesyille, Ark
Our Treatise on Bood and Skin diseases mailed frees
snfy seenHC ceunaMx A1maa. g.
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Railroad and Steamboats,.
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD.
,rrangemcnt Of Trains In Eject Nov.
Goth, 1898.


GOING wEST-6soA.M n. for Lewiston. Farm
,ngton. Rockiand, Portland. boston and Montreal;
10 10 A. NJ. for Brunswick. Lewiston. FArmington
Rockland, Portland and Roston connecting for
White Mount ain points and Qaehec; $40 r. y.
tor Brunswick, Bath. Portland. Boston, hoo r.
u. (pight tullnxnl every night for Lcwiston.
Gath, Portland and Boston.
GOING EAeT-i.5o A. II. (nisht expfess) for
3sowhegan. Belfast, Bangor, Bar Aafbof. st.
stephen. st. John and Aroostook county.
3.n A. M.for Waterville, SkowhegaA. Bangor S.42
P. M..tor waterville. Oakland. North Anson. Bling
asm, Skow began, Belfast. Dover. Foxcroft. Ban.
Sof, st. Stephen, St. John and ARGOS
sook county; 40 r. II. linked for Waterviile
Az 4. 4. Sundays only for waterville and Ban
gor.
n gong West ~ h.oo =: ~. runs ever ,rc'y
Lewiston. but net 70 Skowhessn Oh Monday
mornings, or 10 Belfast. Dexter. or beyond
Bangor Sunday mornings.
The day trains going West at 1910 A. M. and
East ut 3.i2 r M. run daily, Sunday included be-
tween Boston. Lewiston. Bath. Bangor and ST.
lOhu.
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Mr.. W. III. Williams resigned yesterday
from tie registration board and +.
Southland, Esq, has been recommended TO
fill the vacancy. Mr.. Williams felt obliged
TO resign on account of his business.
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CHICAGO, March 6.
FLOUR-quiet, easy.
WHEAT in good demand. higher; No. spring
81 ia; No.2 red. 59sa-.
CoRN-in good demand. higher; No. 2. 35i.
OATs-Meady; No. Z. 10Y ----------
N,.z red. ~, white, 32sa-. No. white. 293a.
RYE-nO2 45a.
BARLEY-No. :. 81
FLAxsrrD--~c l. l.36.
PoRK-S11 .32laSl lao.
LAID $69OaS6 92l.
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That new Overooat you yearn for
need not exhaust your pocket
book by any means if you'll take
the trouble to find out what we
offer in stylish, well-made gar
ments. Even if your taste is ex-
travagant and your money i'm
tied there'll be dollars left for
needed Underwear and the like.
Take five minutes
to investigate.
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L. M. Leland left here Tuesday for
Brooklyn, n. Y, where he will visit friends
for several weeks. Mr.. Leland is IS year,
old. but he made the journey alone and
thought no more of it than man of 30
would.
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Rev. Everett Farnham left Tuesday for
Belprade, where his sister is very sick with
typhoid fever; from there he will go to
L well, where he will begin his pastorate
of the Congregational church of that place
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At the Tuesday Session of the board OF
registration, AL new names, additions and
changes, were made in the voting lists. OF
this number % are new voters. Three
applications were made by persons who
could not read. About 1875 additions have
been made. The board will meet at >
o'clock sharp this morning.
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NEW YORK. March G
Erorp-Recefpts, g. 3s otss: expo-'. 7:Is4
bbs %, s2 sacks; saiee 10, 100 pigs; easter. more
low -x,ras, q 05a2 IS; city mills City mills.
S3.s0a3 60; pstepts. l0a4 IS, winter wheat low
gssoes. 2 100 As; fair to fancy, As . 30,
patents. 8 25a3 so --MinDesota clear. 2,a2 20:
mixtures, a6)a2 ~, suHe, dine 7aAz 90: me. IS
l91
SOUTHERN FLoUR-duli, weak ;----s sales.
Rye FLOUR quiet. ST, ADJ; $l65aS3oo
BUCKwH SAT FLuUR-$2.2Ja$230
BucKwHEAT- japanese, Ua95; state, 10a.
COIN MEAL quiet, steady.
ovr- dpli. nom,nal; Va "sfer- +sah7
BARLEY-luiet - No. 2, Milwaukee, Co.,
western, 55a65; two rowed state, o3a6i; NO. 2
BARLEY MALT------ western 7oaS2;
wo rowed state 7oa76; six-rowed state ssAse: oitJ
made Canada locales.
WHEAT- Rece,ris. coo brsb: exports. 22".'a5'
sales, Al ,ooo; dull, firui,r with options; -
No. r,r, aiid eiesAIef, 62sGS ,
ana. d. G3t; 'oe. G2ls,'i, M. hsrn 7aa7a.
No. spring 77ia7s; No. J northern $3.50.
No.s. northern. 75a7as; no M:iwanhee 7oaasos !;
No. red, --a--. no sprtng SotasVA; uh2taa
red, 72ias3i; No. 1 v bite. 5.i
UoRN--kec.'Df.. 200; @Apo':s. .iso6; sa'es,
"a 0oo; dull ii mer; ----------------- -
No, /, Al al -rrs'o.: Hia4is snoat: No.
}, 45a4s. elevator; AZ 49, aBva, No. 3. asis
=; steamer anost. A., yellow. 400: un-
Graded mixed. 4eia4sA; steamer mixed. fla
al No. z white. 42ia--.
oArs-keceiDts. $3.50, exports. isl eoeh'
No. :. i7Aszi d. xhifs. as,3s, No. Z
N,csg .:e:as: No 3, Gas 40 white,
OLE; mix.d wes'e-a. ss 3s.. do whit ,
~ ~; r@s' $780,. 80 ~
BEEF quiet, s.eady,---- beef ham,, quiet
weak, msddir-. nominal.
LARD tfiiet. weak, ------- -----------
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The funeral of the late Will IL. Pond
took place Tuesday afternoon from the
Methodist church, Rev. c. S. Cummings
officiating. Several relatives and quite
number of friends attended. The floral
offerings were handsome, consisting OF
fine wreath and punches of various kinds.
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By FLAG.
Nol No. No 3. No. 4. No. s.
Z. = EEG
& : = = III
= s = >
Clear or Ram or Local Temperature Cod
fair weather. snow. Rains. signal. Wave
INTERPRETATION OF DISPLAYS.

INTERPRETATIONS OF DISPLAYS.
No !, alone, indicates fair weather. station
airy temperature.
No 2. alone, Indicates rain or snow, station
AIRY temperature.
No. 3, alone, indicates local rim, stationary
temperature.
No. ], with No. above it, indicates fair
weather, warmer.
No. l. with No. below It, indicates fair
weather. colder.
No. 2, with No. above 1t, indicates warmer
weather, rain or snow.
No q with No. below 1t, indicates colder
weather. rain or snow.
No ;, with No 4, above 1t. indicates warmer
weather with local rams.
M z With NJ 4 below 1t, indicates colder
weather with local rains. 49,
No. l. with No s. below 1t, indicates fair
weather. cold wave.
No. 2, with No. 5. below 1t, indicates wei
weather cold wave.
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Mrs. J. II. Hendee returned Tuesday
afternoon from Portland, where she was
visiting her sister. Mrs. H. S. Oegood.
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Mr.. L. M. Staples of Washington was il
the city Tuesday evening.
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RECOMMENDATION TRAINS.

RUIZ isily, Sunday included. z run Sundays only
Through Tickets to California and all point
'outh and West may be had Of Z. Il. Walker
iossr agent, Augus,x, the only ofhce'n Augasts
ceiling via all routes and checking baggage
rec of expense.
PAYsoN TUCKER. Vice Pres. Genl Mgr.
F. BoorBBY. Genr Pass. 4 Ticket Ag't.
Portland, Nov 30th, 1893.
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Highland Lodge, A. 0. U. W., received
10 applications at the meeting Tuesday
evening.
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Among those from out, of-town Tuesdsy,
WAS G. L. Learned of Waterville.
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Borlr.

kENNEREC.
Augus'a-Marth 4, TO the wife OF Geo. w
Sylvester, son.
SOMERSET
Eipley-Mar. !, to the wife of WIN. Pratt, a
daughter.
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Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Soule arrived home
Tuesday evening, from California.
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DIR. H. J. Frederick returned Tuesday
/. forenoon from Boston, where he had the
Measure of atten liz s the grand opera.
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The private assembly will take place IN
Union hall, Wednesday evening, as
MANNED.
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The King Division, No. 4, X. OF r.
worked the uniform rank last evening.
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HI. Wbitcomb of Pennington was il
the city yesterday.
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HIS. Lord and l. W. Coomos, oo'h OF
p.th. we're registered At the cony house
Tuesday evening.
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c. w. Berry, proprietor of Hotel North
left Tuesday afternoo, for Portland.
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There will be turkey supper at the ua'-
Va, s.list vestry, to be followed ~ Cfys-
.rthemum spelling match. Thursday eveI'
Ing.
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mARxEI REPORTS.
The Stock Market.

These quotations are furnished daily by C. w.
Rice. manager Bald win Bros. Co., stock brokerage
office in this city.
March 6, 1891,
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JIM. Harrington of Whtefeld, was in
the city, Tuesday.
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Deport OF the condition Of the FIRST
n National Bank mt Augusta. In the
state OF Maine. at the close OF business.
Feb. 2Sth, lSO1.
RESOURCES.
DOLLARS.
Loaus and Discounts, $50 593 2.
Overdraits, secured and unsecured, ~ or
". s. Bonds to secure circulation, .aWo w
Stock, securities, etc, eCoo oo
Due from National Banks, not reserve
agents. Mo y
Due from apuroved reserve agents. ii,6G7 OF
Checks and other cash items, iH3 10
No es OF otter Naiioual Banks. 7.t.2 20
Fractional paper currency, nickels ana
cents " ii
Lawful money reserve in bank. viz,
Specie 4i,os6 W oo
Redemption fund with L. s. Treasurer,
Is per cent OF circu atom $3.50 w
To.a. 10 47y OIL
DOLLARS.
Capt. al stock paid in, 80 600 o,
Surplus fund 10000 10
taxes psJ ,5o37 -
National Bank notes outstanding G.l7O 10
Due TO other Nat. onal Bank, lo.Mo @.
Dividend, unpaid. 2"t0
nsiv.d"a, dep ss subject to check, 2,5iao Is
ashieI's checks outstanding, hplO
BILLS rayable 20 coo %
Total 7s0i.9 Oh
STATE OF MAINE, County Of kennebec, ss:-
l. G.. :. IIchborn. Cashier of the above named
bank do solemnIy swear that the above 81 ,tement
is true to the best of my knowledge and belief.
G. ). IIICIBoRN, Cashier
Subscribed and sworn to before me this oh
day of March, 1894.
j. X. GOULD. Notary Public
Corrcct--Attest
OSCAR lioI.wAY.
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LENDALL TiTcoMs, J
mar1dlt
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-03-07
I BECK, The Augusta Clothiefs.

Western steam closed. 81 80: ----- CITY,
$662Ia6 IS; refined. dull. -; Continent. q 80:
s A, $50; compound, $6O0as6.l2a.
PoRK-mo lcrafely active, easy; sales - ools;
old mess, tl4.75A3l5: new ms,s. $iS.0oa$lS 25i
extra prime nominal
BUT~KN-d lower: state dairy
new, :5a22, do old, leal7: DO creamery rev. %
W estern oairv new i2h. do crean.'-v i6 % DO
fsctory, Halo; Elgin. > %; rc"', Halo; PeHp
creamery. ga; do factory. Halo.
CHEESE good demand. firm; state lars",
9ialI1; do colored. sls3l; fancy, iiAslls :
d. small. )oia,3: do aDe ~hil>
saio; old.-a-: do white. loalol; part stims
4,9,; do new 3as; full skins. 2a3; Western
small, Sa94.
TALLow-scarce, stronger; city (t2 FER pkg
81 bid; country (pkgs freel. 5ia5i. as to quality
MoLAssES-duIl steady.
PErp0LEuN- quiet; Cnited, SOY
RoslN-auiet. steady: s .1OaSl.l2l.
CoFFEE-Spot RIO, dull. steady; NO. !. l.daHs
SUGAR-raw. quier, steady; refined. firm, fair
No. !. 8 .sles4; No: 2. , slss: No =;
at sis; No. 8, 3 - l6ai; No. :. 81 3 i5,l6;
No. 8, 3 SIS as li-l6; No. .. yloa3 "a
No. TO- 3ia3 li.l6; No. n. s. l6as g; NJ.
II, asa3 9-l6; No. IL. l Ii. OF, 3st4 316i
mould. Sat il.16; standard, q a 70:
confectioners. q 4aai $40: cur loaf. 81 5 Bic !;
crushed, 5a5 sic; powered. 4iA lilo; gran
ulated. 4is4 10; cubes @ts4 lilo.
Freights 10 Liverpool. market quiet, weak