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National Baptist Convention.

St. Louis, Mo, September 16th to 23rd. For the above occasion the Cotton Belt Route will sell tickets, Pine Bluff to St Louis and return, at one fare $l150. Tickets on sale September l4th and 18th. Limited for return to September 26th lS96
 j.. W. FARLLY,
 Agent.
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Mr. R. W. McFarlane, Of sebas- tian county, who has been out in the campaign in south Arkansas " as in the city yesterday.
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The Gould-Galbraith Supply Co.,, up to Saturday had already received 100 bales of new cotton this season.
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Miss Willie Atkinson leaves this week to visit friends in Wall, Tenn.
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Miss Nrtlie Murphy ,of Little Rock, x visiting Miss Agnes Harrison.
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Mrs. sam Knox is very ill at her home on West Fifth avenue.
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Mir. R. c. Atkinson was a passen- ger on the north-bound Cotton Belt passenger train Saturday afternoon.
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Mrs. John Tucker is visiting in Sherri,l
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The protracted services will be continued at the Main Street Metho- dist Church all during the week.
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Editor w. Jasper Blackburn, of the Little Rock Free South, was n Pine Bluff visitor Saturday.
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The Hotel Trulock bar has recent ly put in q handsome show window which displays to advantage a nice selection of wines. liquors, etc.
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Messrs. Doc Wilkins and S. c. Al- exander were called to Mount Nebo Saturday afternoon on account of the serious illness of Mrs. Y. D. Wilkins Intelligence was received yesterday that she was slowly sinking and not expected to live through the night
 Election day is rapidly drawing neRF.
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There will be Bryan and Sewall Club organized Tucker next Satur- .anY q , o'clock.
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Not;ce ,o Subscribers.

Any dereliction on the part of car riers to deliver the Daily GRAPHIC promptly to all subscribers should be reported to this office. Also should any papers be delivered without the coupons therein, our subscribers will please report it. Carriers are pro hibited from having anything, what ever, to do with the coupons, and any violation of this rule will be promptly reported to the GRAPHIC office at once.
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Mr N. X Sheu, of Galaslli Is, Scot had, was registered at the Trulock yesterday.
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The formation Of the "geld bug club i'll this city has made some strange political bed-fellows, which reminds lawyer friend of the GRAPHIC of good story: Three bad men from Bitter Creek, out in Kan- sas, pulled their guns and were about to have a Schseitzen fest, when a hystander interfered and said: Hold on gents. if the owl, the rat tie snake and the prairie dog can all live in the same hole. I don't see why in the h-ll you fellows can't live in the same county without shooting. :" And then they all adjourned to the Red Dog saloon and irrigated.
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Mr. W. K Eskrdge. agent for the Pacific Express Company at this place, returned this morning from his vacation pleasantly spent in Col Or0dO.
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The colored Odd Fellows had a great time at Jones Park Friday afternoon and night.
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Miss Rosa Lee Philpot, the little daughter of Mir. c. NJ. Philpot, fell from a fence at Fayettevill, Thurs day, and severely cut her head.
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Democratic Convention

At Indianapolis, Ind. September ,, 1896. For the above occasion the Cotton Belt Route will sell tickets, Pine Bluff to Indianapolis and return at $16.55. Tickets on sale August 30 and 3l. Return limit September 9, 1896.
 j. W. FARLEY, Agent.
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Miss Ben Yiets has returned home from lengthy visit to friends in Missouri
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Miss Kate FerIow will entertain her numerous friends Thursday night
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Mir. and Mrs. X. E. Peterson have returned from their bridal tour to Hot Spring. and are receiving the of their many friends
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The season for quail on toast'' will soon be here.
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Misses Willie Fall and Estel,e Ft- guson spent SagurdaN and sunday in the city.
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Rev George " Hn, of Conway. cecuf,ieii lie ru!fit 1T tbe Riverside church last night
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Mrs. C. V0ss has returned from Menteagle where she has been speud- ing the heated term.
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It is a very poor newspaper that for "policy's sake" refuses to express an opinion.
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Miss Pearl Reeves will entertain Monday night.
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Mir. H. Ferguson has returned from a pleasant visit at Ravenden Springs.
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Miss Agnis Hullinton, of Little Rock is in the city visiting Miss Pearl Levy.
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Mrs. C. O. Petty has returned from a very pleasant visit to relations at Searcy.
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Mir. G. H. Martin, of Warren. is registered at the Arlington Hotel.
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The Lincoln Circuit Court at Star City will be convened Monday week
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Mir. ". II. Langford and family are expected home from the East in q few days.
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The Valley Route passenger con- ductors are now doing the "chain gang" act or the run" between this city and Little Rock. This put a new conductor into Pine Bluff every night Last night it was the turn of that popular gentleman, Mir. R. $. Page. to pay our town visit.
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Missess Emma anu Eva Mann have returned from very pleasant visit to relations in Brownville, Tenn.
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Mir. Sam. Franklin is dangerously i'll at the hopsital in Memphis.
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The Rev. John H. Dye, of Searcy, occupied the pulpit at the First Methodist yesterday, morning and evening, preaching two very able sermons to large congregations. Dr. Dye is president of Galloway Col lege.
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The oyster season has arrived and the fresh bigalves can now he had in this city daily.
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Miss Eddie Rutledge is very sick a { her home on West Sixth avenue.
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Miss Lee Owens, of Camden. was q guest of the Arlington Hotel Satur- day.
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Miss Jan Narabon. of Little Rock. will arrive in the city Tuesday and be the guest of the family of Dr.. c. '. Harrison fora few days.
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Mir. J. T. Collier. of Altheimer. paid our town visit yesterday.
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Hon. ] (. Yaacey, If Isaiesville. was in he citY yesterday.
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Mir. Thos. NJ. Phillips. Of Althei- mer, was q Pine Bluft visitor yester- day.
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Mir. J. Lindsay. of Bearden. was a Pine Bluff visitor Saturday.
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Don't forget The meeting of the , ryan and Sewall Club at the Court House tonight
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Mrs. M. W. Quilting and daughter Miss May, of Pend eton, are in the city visiting friends.
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Oyer1l0W congregation at the re- vival service at the Main street Methodist Church Friday night. and the most impressive services go on next week, Dr. J. H. Dye will preach morning and evening today Come one, come all. and get the full benefit of these meetings.
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The Rev. ". K. Penrod will preach his farewell sermon today at the Six tn Avenue Baptist Church. de will leave about the first proXimo for Paducah, Ky, to assume charge of his new pastorate at that place.
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Mr. ". II. Langrord, wife and fam fly, Mrs. j. B. Speers and son, John, and Miss Emma Byrd returned home yesterday from Virginia Beach. We regret to state that Mrs Speers re. turned home quite sick.
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Dave Parks. q prominent negro politician and cX-Alderman of Pine Bluff, died at his home In this city last night.
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Mrs L. B. Austin is visiting friends at Toledo.
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PECULIAR in combination, pro
 portion and preparation Of ingredi- .nts. Hoods Sarsaparilla possesses great .aratiye value. You should TRY IT.
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Watch He Kan,ly Kilcben. s4lodtef
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The R. M. Knox Company are selling their Studebaker wagons at a $500. Cut in price to make room in their ware house for Cotton. : I-2, inch, $4O.0O; 2 3-4 inch, $45.00; : inch, $5O.OO. These prices are for Cash, and Cash only.
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Messrs j N. Barrett, Of Sherril, and John F Sennett and Harry Eversfield, of Cornerstone. are in the city today.
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Mir. An'irew Nunn, Of sives. k in ihe city today.
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From Sundays Daily.l

Miss Katie Adair is visiting in the city.
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Miss Franke Van Yaulkenbnrgh has accepted a position as teacher n the G l!so sly F..n ale O Hege.
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years. She had a prejudice against cathartics, but as soon as she began to use Ayers Pills her health was restored"
 0Y R'S
 Cathartic Pills
 Medal and Diploma at Worlds Fair. Ia Restore Strength, take Ayers sarsaparllla
 From Sundays Dailyl
 Miss Katie Adair is visiting in the city.
 Mrs L. B. Austin is visiting friends at Toledo.
 Miss Pearl Reeves will entertain Monday night.
 The season for quail on toast'' will soon be here.
 Mir. J. Lindsay. of Bearden. was q Pine Bluff visitor Saturday. Mir. J. T. Collier, of Altheimer. paid our town visit yesterday.  Mir. Sam. Franklin is dangerously III at the hopsital in Memphis. Miss Eddie Rutledge is very sick a t her home on West Sixth avenue. Mir. G. H. Martin, of Warren, is registered at the Arlington Hotel Miss Agnis Hullinton, of Little Rock is in the city visiting Miss Pearl Levy.
 Miss Lee Owens, of Camden. was q guest of the Arlington Hotel Satur- day.
 Mir. Thos. NJ. Phillips, Of AIthei- mer, was Pine Bluff visitor yester- day.
 It is a very poor newspaper that for ''poliey's sake" refuses to express an opinion.
 Miss Ben Ylets has returned home from a lengthy visit fo friends in Missouri.
 Mir. W H. Langford and family are expected home from the East in few days.
 Miss Kate Ferlow will entertain her numerous friends Thursday night
 Mir. H. Ferguson has returned from a pleasant visit at Ravenden Springs.
 Mrs. c. Voss has returned from MenteagIe where she has been spend- ing the heated term.
 Mrs. C. Q. Petty has returned from very pleasant visit to relations at Searcy.
 The oyster season has arrived and the fresh bigalves can now be had in this city daily.
 The Lincoln Circuit Court at Star City will be convened Monday week. The colored Odd Fellows had q great time at Jones Park Friday afternoon and night.
 The protracted services will be continued at the Main Street Metho- dist Church all during the week. Editor w. Jasper Blackburn, of the Little Rock Free South, was q Pine Bluff visitor Saturday.
 Mir. k. G. Atkinson was a passen- ger on the north-bound Cotton Belt passenger train Saturday afternoon
 
 The Gould-Galbraith Supply Co. up to Saturday had already received 100 bales of new cotton this season Miss Rosa Lee Philpot, the littlt daughter of Mir. c. NJ. Philpot, fel from fence at Fayettevill, Thurs day, and severely cut her head.
 There will be Bryan and Sewal Club organized Tucker next Satur day a o'clock.
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From Toesday's $ paiIy.l

.----
 From Taesday's paily3
 NIr. Aairew Nunn, of Rives. is i ! he city today.
 Hon. ] t faacey, If laiesviIle was in he citY yesterday.
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 Watch ihe Randy Kitchen. s4,iodte Miss Nrtlie Murphy ,or Little Rock k visiting Miss Agnes Harrison
 Mr N. X. shea, ,f Galapli Is, Scot had, was registered at the Trulock yesterday.
 Rev. George W HHl, oi Conway. eccHrie'i tie fnl7it 1T the Rtyersi,lp church last night
 Misses Willie Fall and Eslefe Ftl- guson spent Snturday and Sunday i in the city.
 Don't forget the meeting of the ryan and Sewall Club at the Court House tonight.
 Dave Parks. prominent negro politician and cx-Alderman of Pine Bluff, died at lis home In this city i last night
 Messrs t N Rarrett, Of Shertil, and John F. Semett and Harry Eversfield. of Cornerstone. are in the city today.
 Miss Jan Narabon. of Little Rock. will arrive in the city Tuesday and be the guest of the family of Dr. c. '. Harrison for few days.
 Mr. W. K. Eskridge. agent for the Pacific Express Company at this place, returned this morning from his vacation pleasantly spent in Col orado.
 Mir. and Mrs. X. E. Peterson have returned from their bridal tour to Hot Spring. and are receiving the congratulutions of their many friends.
 Mr. ". II. LangIord, wife and fam fly, Mrs. J. B. Speers and son, John, and Miss Emma Byrd returned home yesterday from Virginia Beach We regret to state that Mrs Speers re- turned home quite sick.
 The Rev. John H. Dye, of Searey, occupied the pulpit at the First Methodist yesterday, morning and evening, preaching two very able sermons to large congregations. Dr. Dye is president of Galloway Col lege.
 A telephone message was received from Mount Ne5o this morning stat iug that Ms. Y. D. Wilkins condition was unimproved and that she was slowly sinking. She is not expected to survive the night.
 --
 Three wagons, loaded with 2l bales of new cotton, was sight to be seen on Main street this morning. The cotton was from the plantation of k. R. Adams.
 
 Blum's Clerks.
 One of the great misfortunes of the failure of Blum's Dry Goods Emporium, Saturday night, is that a large corps of clerks are thrown out of employment. As several of the young men gathered in groups on the streets this morning they pre- sented very mournful appearance.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-09-16
WEEKS MILLS.
Lincoln.
IIITEFIEL.D.

We have now a substantial new
bridge across the Sheepscot near the
town house. in place of the one carried
away last spring-Thc annual Sabbath
school convention at Whitciield was
held here in the grove on Tuesday of
last week. The attendance was not so
large as usual, probably on account Of
the previous heavy rain and also the
fair at East Iittston. at the same time.
Rev. c. W. Lowell of East Pittston,
and Rev. Mr. March of Randolph. Were
present The vice president Mrs. Col
Inns. gave a talk on primary teaching
With illustrations. Mrs. Annie Lewis
gave All address. There We're recita-
lions by Misses Ethel Lewis, May
Ecynton OF jefferson, Hazel and Louise
Lewis and treda Evans, and discus
sions by the superintcndcnts of the
different schools The singing was
good, R2Y. MIR. March giving some
very fine solos. Rev. Mr.. Bender of
Wiscasset. was expected but was I'M
able to attcnd.-Thcre was an excur-
sion of about 800 people by railroad to
Wisc2sset. thence by steamer To- Mon
hogan, on Wednesday last.-Most of
the summer visitors and boardcrs have
gone homc.-A. II. Prehle and W. II.
Douglass attended the reunion of the
list Maine Regiment at Augusta. last
Thursday. Mrs. NJ. Il. Evans and
daughter, Freda. are staying at their
ola home at North Whitcfeld
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-09-16
NO WISH TO LIVE.
Mrs. Neal Suffered Constant
Torture.
Doctors Called It Cancer Of tho
Stomach.
A Friends Advice Was the
Turning Point

The frank statement Of Mrs Harriet
carries conviction. Here Is what she
says
About the middle Of last April
was SO sick that I actually did not care
whether ] lived or died. In search Of
health had tried one kind Of medicine
In every case. / had also consulted sew
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The doctors diagnosed my case as cancer
Of the stomach, and during the past two
years had been operated upon several
times, and had spent hundreds OF dollars
without being relieved of my sufferings.
Il passed nights of sleeplessnes and
torture and days Of agonizing pain. I
had frequent fits of vomiting. and was
often unable to retain even a glass Of
water upon my stomach. In fact was
without hope. when friend asked me
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you. and have great faith IN it. was
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can eat and sleep splendidly. and I owe
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(Signed) MRS. HARRIET NEAL.
The case Of Mrs. Neal is only one OF
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ty right stomach. In addition to Its
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by its invigorating effect on the storn-
ach. gives nature a chance to repair tho
wear and tear Of the whole human
system.
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night, between two rocks with half Of
the only blanket they had over her
She said that her brother had gone to
the bakers shop at Sanford for some
food, for they had not had a morsal to
eat since Sunday morning. They had
walked all the way from Westbrool<
and We're just building a camp for they
intended to live in the woods After
placing her in her mothers care they
proceeded TO find her brother, but could
only trace him to a bakers shop in
Sanford, where he had purchased two
rolls. Monday morning. Eventually
hearing of the arrest of his companions
he again sought shelter in the woods
He is now at large and is armed with
a dirk knife and revolver. Morse had
S. in money when arrested and said
that Page had only a few cents.
Monday evening. Mrs. Wood, accom-
panied by Mr. Kimball of Wostbrook,
arrived at SprngVale upon their bicy-
clcs and notified ConstableS Charles T.
Rowe and Frank Beal that She be
licved her son and daughter George
and Lillian Page and Edward Morse
who had run away from home were
Search WAS Immediately commenced
and continued until late into the night
but without success. Early Monday
morning Officer Rowe arrested young
Morse. who was armed with dirk
knife and revolver, and confessed tina.
ms companions We're camping in the
woods near the Mt. Hope neiGhbor-
hood Mr.. kimball was placed keeper
over young Morse and Constablcs Rowe
and Bcal accompanied by Deputy
Sheriff fogg went in search of the Page
children. Lillian, a beautiful girl of II
years. was found hiding in a clump of
blackberry bushes near the place where
the Morse boy directed them. Upon
The approach Of the officers she threw
far into the bushes diamond ring that
she said cost $50. and surrendered her
self Without resistance. She shovel
the officers where she had slept Sunday
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Manager

Landlord Lowell and Manager
Bunker of the Evans hotel, are two
red-hot Rcpub. cans and the great vic
tory which Maine has won was too
much for them to celebrate in moder-
ate way. They also needed assistance
in their celebration which is surely Il
novel but very satisfactory one to tell
who joined in it, The other man feels
fully satisfied so to make all go well
the inner man must be looked after,
and this is what WaS most satisfac-
torily done. Hon. q. i. ClaSon, our
faithful senator. Hon. Geo w. Heselton.
our brilliant county attorney. Hon. A.
Nj. Spear, Hon J. NJ. Larrabee. Hon
w. G. Atkins and Hon. w. J. Landers.
all who have been faithful in their
| works to make this election the success
| it was, were invited guests beside thu
regular patrons of the house. The celc-
| bration began at o'clock and lasted
until after s. The mode of celebrating
with the words: Maine has gone 50 600
| Republican, So let 5 eat and be merry. -
| was placed before each one and deli
| cacieS too numerous to mention were
| on if, prepared by the skilled cooks of
the house. All present declared it to
| be as good and glorious celebration
| as could be had for the great Republi
| can victory in the State election of
| 1856
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-09-16

Tuesday morning S. G. Mullen. wife
and daughter, while driving into this
city coliided with a team driven bv
Paul Forticr. Forticr's wagon was the
heavier, and the Mullen carriage was
broken to the ground. In the general
smash which followed, Mr.. Mullen sus-
tanned dislocation and fracture of one
elbow Joint and q bad wound on the
side of the head. Miss Mullen was
badly bruised and sustained 4 fracture
OF the left arm. Or, Thaycr was called
and reduced the fractures.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-09-16
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WATERViLLE.

oscar Smiley is visiting friends III
Augusta.
Miss Fryatt is in New York on a
business trip.
:. s. Nose and +. e. Vose left Mon
day for Monroe.
Judge Stewart of Hartland was in
the city, yesterday.
+. \. NoSc went Mondayto Farming
ton to attend the fair.
Hon. S. S. Brown was in Augusta
yesterday, on business.
f. c. Herrick, Colby '9S, has returned
to the city, and to college
F. e. Boothby and wife of Portland.
passed Sunday in the city,
Mrs. G. r. GctcheH of Shawmut is
visiting friends in this city.
William Harvey of SkoWhegan. is
visiting friends in this city.
Jabez Dunn of Hartford, is in the
city, the guest of f.. A. VoSe
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-09-16

Football training VIII begin on The
Colby gridiron Wednesday afternoon
BROOKS, the captain of the team will re-
turn. contrary TO what has been generally
reported. Marshall. who has played for
Two years upon the Dartmouth eleven
VIII coach the team. No serious losses
have been sustained by graduation or
otherwise. Games have been arranged
with the Maine colleges and with several
III Massachusetts. including Massao hu-
Sc'ts institute of Technology, Tufts. An
dover and Exeter
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-09-16

The case of benjamin King vs.. j. G.
Irish as in the municipal court. before
Judge RoWcll. Tuesday afternoon.
Action was brought against the former
by the latter for alleged assault and
battery. Monday evening, in the house
of the aforesaid benjamin King. The
ease lasted several hours. Hon. Fred
Emery Became. and Joseph Williamson
of Augusta, were counsel for the com
plainant and respondent respectively
A. the conclusion of the testimony the
Judge, although ruling the proceeding
of the respondent an aggravated and
un iuStillablc case of assault. found
cause for leniency and did not punish
to the full extent of the law. His fine
was placed at so and costs, amounting
t" SIS. He was also required to fur
niSh bonds in $500 for the preservation
Of the peace for one year.