Daily Kennebec Journal (Augusta, Me.)
October 25, 1890

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f "1 VOL. XXI.___AUGUSTA, MAINE/SATURDAY MORNING. OCTOBER 25 1890._ NO, 254. FINANCIAL, CHAPMAN BANKING CO. OXFORD BUILDING, 187 MIDDLE STREET, Portland, Maine, frKAI.Kftr i* Choice Investment Securities, UK t.t ttUtO mm. conn, uqjoad. vater. ARB ore BOROS. fa which incite the attention of «a. lag* bank*. of trar! fund*, and all oftwr* dertrlng **fr Igirrat I Q«noSitS ffivrd nobjeet to cheek. and V ,ii d -.r» daily balance*, i Saving* Department* »*>oey* rr 1 !r»w inter* rt at l per r*a t from datr of 'kH' CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED. octrjdAw Amo* GUARANTEED CONSOLS. rote s.u.r. o.v u^«r tick.us. Face and Interest Guaranteed. j ASSETS SI AO,000,000. UKiLTfCKOK S. SCHWARZSCHILD, POHTLAISXI3, MAINE, auglftdflm .tl’itlrcabtt x sttamboartf MHfiE CENTRAL RAILROAD. I Arraup wmt of Train* In KATmI 0«*t. I'th, 1*90. Lutll farther notion train* tear* Angara a* follow«, •JO I HU fVP.ftT—«« A. M for I.ewt*ton KwrkUi I Portland, Horton auJ Montreal, 7 j A W for II Alio well, Gardiner and Mouth Gardl a»r, I•' A M tor l.ewi*ton, Kurmlngtii, k,» ki.,a!, Portland and Horton, g.to V M j for tlallowHi, Gtirriluer and Month Gardiner, «ro, l I* M for Waur*t!le i I- M for Watrrvllr, Nkowli-gan, B«l fart, l*» «t». r. Dover A Foaoroft, Bangor ti kt .Stephen, Mt John and Aroort-nik ounty, and at 7.JO r M- M.iturdayr only fur A'atervtlle, j huii lay Paper train for WatarviUv and Bangor 17 A. M. IV Night. Pullman Train* run each way eyer) n.giit, huudayr Included, but nut to Mkowhegai j or It* 'fa«t on Monday morning*, or to Heater or beyond Bangor, on Monday m iraingr. Ho dry .Ni.fr* train* going Kart *t I.4M P. M -nd W* at 10.10 A M run daily, Sunday* in ilmbd. tad ween Bortou. I.t wirfoi, Bath, Bock i «nd, Bangor aud fct John. A4TIOM Til Alt for Angurtr leave* Mouth t.aidill. r, A M I 'Ml and 4 .tf> P M Uar ltBer, fl V. A. *1; l.b> *0*1 4.4A P. M Ualloweh, Mr A M I !b and l.ftv P M. through floavtr to f'allfornia and ail point Month and W. at nay be had of K. II. Vvaik. r ticket agent, Augurta, the only office rolling vi j all rou>* and alu-cking ail baggage free of f» pur. [1 PAYtfON TU'KKK, Vico Pr** A OenM Manager BOUTIIBT, Uvn'l Paa*. and Ticket Ag't. i "’fi'iM n.-t rr>, 'cun Kennebec Central R. R. TIMKTABL£i (to and after August 1 wt train* will run a* tfff L. Randolph 7 00, 11.00 A. N IJ», 4.«f) M Arrive at National Motto" 7:0, 111 A M.; S »5. 4 46 M I iv. National Home •.13A.M., 1.60. t. ID 5 l5. I* M. Arrive at Randolph t lv A. 61 l.Jfi t.V.. 5.40 V .M. I luonnini-elate ju-Opfe wishing to attend |h« band .onoert* at the Nation vl Home, .s-inda* afternoon., train, will leave Randolph at 1.15 T >1 each Sunday until further notice l.eav. National Home ii' and 6 1.1 I* M A. LAWTON, Nuim rtufiidTi*. SOMERSET RAILWAY Trains l.rmr Oakland a. follow, going north- t* hi and I M r. v connecting will morning train on Main*- Cen'ral Railroad from vint and Waterville,am! afternoon train* Iron Portland vla l.ewl.ton and via Brunswick ann i August*. Trains T rave itlitgliani goi it* south A *t m l to i\ m connecting al Oakland with iti.irtung on. ou Maine Central Railroad via b»"'i ut.-s to Portland, and with afternoon train for Portland ami Hangur 11 M M AY KK. Supt. August 10, luvo. _.'f Mtf I EjsIito Siciiiuboat Co.’s Daily Mail Line. H A TH A HOOTII HA V 1 hU A Cotrmencinif Monday. Sept. 22. "All. It o tf II1HI. to II inlay turpttrf. I ha M L**t* Rath at 1 '4 P. It i »nd« i i-ij a- >|."t Island, south |“>'t. Kigg’o I and V* •••tnort. A* lh** H»h livsil ,iell- v I.!rmi* mi Monday, VTidnesdn *'id ft.li. At sawyer'* l*o*nd, lueadd). Thursday a tut Saturday. -I l l 111 HO *T, held. and Otl. L-rv e tutb. IVevm *«‘ay, Ihutwday and Satur dav. at M l.r.iv Moot•• bay, Monday. Wed I I..—11 m l 1 t)*r« tav 1 |1 P M Landing or *‘fuul v.-h way Westport, I piwr and Lower, K./jj.v eaw-" >i« >i i S.|uii'.| I« (!. Ia*uv*p (iardiuer at a. K.ch n.»ad, arriv.tur in Bath at 11 to Leav taa Rath at t. arriving in tiar-line* at 5.*'. j FAnn®t i I>w«w MaNlatr to HalH |.W i Hukaioatl to seeWVitf DrE.C. WESTS NERVE AND BRAIN TREATMENT. Koee-Se fur Hv-t mi*. l>-.«*inw«. Fit*. Neuralgia. Wake ril"e», Mem Vv t-prv>w.i,wv. ftoKeniaa nw-a voer t.silulg»it.>e Farto (k«* csntala- «»e m*>wth'» trem 6t box. or ssa i,»r 6'-. t.M»l by w»wif ppej»*l 1 I ri'a a order for As boot-*, will eend pwr-hwer Fvarawtee to rvfimd a*oar» li tbs trewttn-cil fads W cure Ouarwittoes i»ewed and gvnuiae void only by F- hlaimaa. Uni((til, Aa(a*U. hwMs^Awtv ^IMV. The Kennabec Journal may ba found on nolo at tha Chisholm Brothers News Stand, Union Da. pot, Portland. Sales Zocrtasiug. My tales of "Brown's lo-unt Urifel" are constantly increasing. It giv«y sat infection. K. A mh kti .k? i South Paris, Me. iwuifcrr^'t rur oe FOR FAMILY USE in 1, »t«l 10 Jb p t a- t.., PURE LARD by tha o«*r-,-, l-;»,•?»-.. Lalt »s u: i* fur aali by ev-ry j ***>n d*-»ii-r -all ur I r.- i.i«nii f,.... from ail Cotton **od o: l^iit f W 1 luu nend nutrimr u to every part Fir 'ale v all Druggists to r -S r r"it ma. «*ag« r-ee. ?*t 11 U yr Id J. H k ll Soa.PWd

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_TOBACCO. FOR A SMOKE CANNOT BE EXCELLED. Its rapid Ml* thranghoM the Slat* of MA'kE. i the best guarantee of its merit. Ask year Male* for it. FOR SALE EVERYWHERE. BOYKIN. SEODON A CO., RICHMOND. VA txcttklfcwtm McMUNN’S ELIXIR OF OPIUM Is a preparation ot t r»n:c t j whk-h its iQtertana citccta ar* rww*wU. wWj valuable madirtnni pnwwtw'wf* r^iwwL It poftAesMm a.I tie swativi*. anodyne,juta antisj**a»odU‘ poww »f duct*.-* no steknes* of the no un iting. nocoet•. iw»Id nerro'i* disorder* it i* an ‘wyaittabio •dy. ar.d is rseoiBUUHKled by -tee of e*ictj>u took place here today and excited 9 ner*l indignation. It was from the so called relief house built on United States government laid at Fort Sullivan out of fords eontubuted by outside parties for the bcnvft of th»* «uffrrers by the big tire four -ars ago The victims were John Cassi dy, an i idustrioa* young nun. two mother less children and mother-in-law. moved into the building by tbe or/ it request of the relief committee, hut eft~r the committee discovered that they warned the part occupied bv CaSvidy for other purposes, they accordingly erdered him out lie refused to gj, claiming that the h n d.tig was on Government land, aod fuit.j r. they did not own either lanl or building. The Put tort d-puty sheriff de *‘lir cij to hsye anything to do with the case and Deputy Sheriff Pettingill of Pembroke it s-nt for to do the work. He bur«t in the door and during the |rocera the old la U arm waa tevertly injured, but the rti >r kept on and put every article of fur niture i t i the street. Ei. lit nt counsel baa been retained by the frierdi of Cassidy, who propose to tve the whole bus:' e a of tbe relief com mittee invc* igated sni discover if posuble how much m ini was sett here after the fir to whom i was given and what dispo ri i'in was »de cf the twenty or thirty tLi usand dollar* that temaioed ueexpend 1 InUr-v.ir g developm* nta are expect ltd. Ills': Waldo Fue Belfast Mattel•* [Special to the Kennebec Journal.] Bki kaht, t »ot. 21.—The farm >>uilding* belonging to Wilbert O. Whitcomb of Waldo, were destroyed by fire about three weeks *ir«v. The tenant, James Hender n. had h n ordered out by Whitcomb, and w, packet ready to move when tbe fire otcurred. He ln-t a horse, quite a number of hens and all his personal prop r*v. Tbe family barely ett-tped beiug dined to death. Mr Whitcomb waa in sure! for $800. Fire caught at midnight in t I arn. whi«-h l one of tbe family had visited that evening. The agents refuse to pay Whitcomb'* ir-urance. Mr. Hatch of Dlebotough, returns from Itcsti n toii'ght. Mr. ilatch has bail a suc s»ful operation performed on the gland* of ins threat, hav.ng suffered from them fur about ten year*. Th*» city *choois close today for one week's vacation. Tbe f mployes of Matthew sash and door factory ve-y gemrously clubbed together and gave George Gra&ton, one of their numb»r who has been tick for abcut three wicks. **-0 worth of provisions. iVtcv Fierce has put in another albr-! rui ng switch hoard in tbe electric com pany* p'ant in Fast Belfast, ami ha* run; two more wires to the city, so that he may have more power if needed. A large lynx of die spotted gray species i was shot recently 11 Penobscot and sent by the so airer Electa to ('has. ('oombs to be ni >m d for Dr. Grindle of New York, j He was three feet from tip t> tip and; weighed 2A pounds. '1 bat Miiail but excellent fl»h, tb* smelt,! ha« oi-ce mot. made its appearance in our! maikfts, t.ut as yet in finall quantities, the tirst b«ing ‘-aught in Searsporc. A r i-w w ir has been run from the store i of F.pt.riham Bobbins between the brdges. h is fur the purpose of catching smelts Waldo Ccuit: George Spear vs. Tor iius Spt.tr Action to recover money j for ’ahor and support furnished defendant! i■ plaintiff. I’arues reside in Searsmont. I >ct« nitwit is father of plaintiff. Taylor! lor plaintiff; I'bompson and Duntnn for defendant. Wat*on 1*«nilleti'ii and son while at work in the i hip yard yesterday were badly in- J j ii red by the eartlcssmss of the men in! ictt ng fall a derrick. Mr. Pendleton's j l.-gs were badly bruised and his son was cut severely about me head and face. It w-a« a very narrow escape from being. nisi 1 11 death. 1 Ii* city school buildings are now under- g hooner Mary Fartow, Condon, sailed for Bos'on today* AI xaa Gres*. a boy of about 1*1 years of rge, came into the ci*y today i ed the Wedding March. 1 Aft r he ceremony the party aaeeaabkd ai tbe St. Sxaveur bote!, where an elegant banquet was served. The band serenaded tbe party as it enter**! the boose. The rapper »n followed by mask* and dancing. Tbe wedding gilt* were very numerous, aad were vimply beautiful. Frasblln Countp Sunday School Con vention at Farmicgton. Faxmibotob, Oct. 2* —The fourteenth annual session of tbe Franklin County 8un*l#y School Association was held at the Methodist churt-b, Farmington. Thursday, Oct. 2.: Thict hundred people were in attendance and the me*ti'ig «aa the rnoet interesting one ever held by the Asso e-ation. It was called to order by Pr* lent W L. 1 >*gg*tt it 10 o'clock A. M the praise imice being U*i by Kev. Mr. Tilden, followed by devotional evercise*. conducted by Kev. Hugh Elder. Tbe able aldrvst of weic'-me was given by Kev. W. F. Berry and happ.lv respond ed to by the pru ltnt afttr which coin mittees on mumristion ai d bovine-♦ sere chosen. U 10 30 came the report# of the Sunday schools m Frankhi which w«re of much interest. Twenty schools reported, showing a decided increase in at tendance and the general interest. Seventy* six delegates wt re preset. 1 he morning session closed by a discus* i m Pastor’■ Work in the Su; !w School," hr kev. M E. King, ltev Mr. Helser and Kev. F. C. Starbird. which w o of mu- i interest. The first half hour of the afternoon ses son was spent in a soettl luanner. At 2 o’clock U committee repor ed the (dicers vho wer* elected; President, Uoscoe Vaughn. Wilton; Secretar y. E. Gerry, Farmington; Treasurer, Mrs. E J. Kol others The witting ression was opened by Vtsper Service, f d'owed by an u.t*-r*sting address bv lion. \V L. Daggett of Strong, (n the World's Sunday School Convention." which he aticnded in London I art year The association is now one of tilt annual even s *'.w. im ru.ii.iv, H jahington 61* 4 N W. I. ...ly Albany i 44 U 4 Kain. B 'Aton 4.1 j N K i I Itaiii. Fire at New Haven. Conn. New Haven, Conn., b' 2.1 At one o'clock this mernine. fiatm* wire disco v ered in a four atorv brick building on Sta'.e street, in ap*rtmtnts otcupio 1 bv the FJm Ci‘y Suspender Company. A high wind was rjging. atd but trr »he ran a difus truus conflagration would have ensue 1 The greater parti f tie build ng was gutted, the su-pceder company’s piar.t lining a lo’al loss. It was partially insured; loss. $1,1. The heaviest less falls on- James M- Lay Son, boot and shoe d-ab r* Their store is in the first story cf the building, an l the greater part of their stock w:is *n*ked and ruined. Therljsswa* about >‘•00; in sured for $3000. Thu Killing of a Traiu Man Coat the Road $5000 New York, Oct. 21 Th attention of Judge Van Wyck in the Brooklyn *City Court ha* been occupied since Monday last in the trial of the su:t of John Donohue, as administrator, *g«in»t the Brooklyn City K-olroad to recover $5 *• damage*. In August, cne J Donohue who was in the employ of the defendart- Guinn L»ne ■*eana»h p Wisconsin arrived from Liver pool today, having among her 23d steerage p««seng-rs 101 oinverts \*t tf»e Mormon faith, wlio are bound fer I .ah The -ma jority of the par y are good looking. an*i told the immigration auth irities they were well pleased with their fu’ure prospects. Four of the converts are |a I tat the Barge Office bterase of illness..- Sf^At mair.dei w U leave for Utah itfli-’dfrnfRg. Gen OBeirne made aO attempt V wop the party l but failed. Mackey K... _ ._ f.r. ant W-ifeic the mj*y**» x eera. firenWtt an J an was settled today i interested^ The best df ir between employe* and etup W—ymt. Vermont Will Re «uelitl|A HteRo y Ls ws t^;,. c: MosrmiM.’pct. lature today one of £hk measures introduced was c.yi all ynsest prohib.tojy book*, a m »ve made i tent decision of the Unite£.$i Topeka. i THE THIRD GALE Vitkin a Week Was tbe Most Severe One of All. Steamers ud Stlliit Vessels Seek Har bors—Heety Sea Outside. Steamer iskore on Loeg Island—Great Damage to Jersey Toms. Pieraont, H. T. Submerged—-People Xarigatiig Boats ii Streets. New York Faootage Flooded- Men Killed By a Felling Haute. [Special to the Kennebec Journal. BooToii, Oct. 24.—Owing to the heavy north e*»t sale which is prevailing here and alorg the cat«t. the steamer Kmucbtc will not proceed till midnight or tiie storm a bat*-1 Heavy rain* have been fading all day. T oe telegraphic service has been much bothered in keeping their wir.*s in working order. Wild Times in Boetoo Harbor. The ea-teriy gale detained in the harbor more than one hundred sailing vessels and caused the various lines of coast* ;«e steam ers to postp >nv sailing today. At midnight the 1’omUmL Bath and other boats were ly ing at their piers. During the afternoon and evenir-g five sloop** broke from their moorings in Dorchester lay and were blown away. At Scllua’e tonight the wharves were flooded at liigh tide and a part of Front street is under v»a'»-r. Schoon er Acnve tiled and sank Ml her wharf. All other craft in the harbor are in safe quarters. It is reported that a brig or I'srk was wrecked at Fourth Cliff, hut the rumor is not confirmed. Late tonight the wind materially decrease-1. with indications of a shift to the westward before morning. At Naw Yor'c. New York, Oct. 24 The storm which e»ine down open New York city yesterday muming at aoout 10 .".0. proved to be one of unusual severity. From tint hour to 2 o'clock today, the wird blew a galr. and with it a h* %vy rainfall. As tin- wind wa* on shore it drove the waters of the bay up into the North and Fiast rivers and at four tins mor ing the water at the battery wa* on a live! wilk the top of the sea wall, three feet hi4her than it has been in y« ars. Water higau running into cellars ■Jong W t *»t street a* far up tiwn a* (’hainl»-r« street. West street in the neighbor hood of Vessoy street was covered with wat« ran«l all the forenoon it was in a shocking condition. Below Dey street it is turn up and but little pavement is left The street is a ptrftci sea of mud with half floating timbers,while pavirg block* and castfrp' are scattered about in every body's way. >n Es-t rivct. 24.—7h» aterm which raged on the soctb shore today w*s the most violent s nee the memorable ore 1 in November, LSt**. It bin rained bard -ill -lay with the wind blowing a gale from tin j cast. At the time of wri ing ,t is coastar t- i ly increasing in violence. No serious lam-1 age is reported and no wrecks have been j found. No Vessels Ashore Along Jersey Coast Haavy Soil Asri rv Park, N. J Oct. 21 —There are no vessels a«hore on the northern New Jersey coast. A two masted schooner.* w ith mainmast gone and in distress, is re- ported two miles off Bay Head. A strong i anrf is working heavy dasage all along: he shore. The big pavilion a'. the foot of j Asbory Avenue n badly dun Aged. Bchocner* Drag Thair Anchors. VtaKVARi* Have*, Mass. Oct. 24. A heavy northeast gale prevails Lore today. Several schooners dragged their anch irs. No known ltinsge hva occurr- 1 in this harbor up to dark. Schooner N I Man ning. of and from Kocktanlfor New York, is at F.dgurtown with lime on fire. Vessel scale i up. Bad Weather clfCape Cod. Bi //Akt»* Bay, Oct, 24 Another gaV from the northeast struck Tape Cod early I t.'iis morning. 7he weather is very thick! outs dei'ksim Ni k. lows, Oct. 24.—Ham lin's team, Belie Hamlin aud Justiana, sent tiday to beat 2.15. the world's recon! held hy them, made it in 2 1:’ 1 4. l»av cold and rainy. feasible Ideas of tha Creek Indian. Cblaf Pettytnau Pauis, Texas, Oct. 21.—The following is a synopsis of the message of Chief Per-1 rvruan to the Council of the Cretk Nation, now in gesaion at Ocmulgee “That a close and intimate feeling of un ty which has always existed among the various tribes of Indians arising from a comn on origin at.-I a common destiny, has been greatly disturbed in the past lew tear*. The Congress of the United States has enacted a law hy which the Western tribes are fart slutting their land* prepara tory \o admission as citizens into the American republic. The four civilized nations also an- not without danger from outside influences. The relationship exist ing among these nations is clearly defined in their international compact but e»en this relationship has been seriously disturbed by an act of Congress extending the juris diction of the teriitorial courts aver con troversies hit *ren citizens of the different nations. There has been introduced in Congress also a loll authorizing the terri torial coutl* to allot and assign to each citizen of the nations who becomes a citizen of the United States under a former act of Congress, his pro rata share of the lands of his tribe. 1 hus the rights, privileges and authority cf the five nations are infringed upon and curtailed at almost every session of Congress. It would hardly be fair to charge Corgress wi h malice towards the Indians, or wilful disregard of their inter est*. Ti c general policy of the govern ini'id towards the Indians is one of humani ty and chari y. No reasonable person would contend that Congress would mali ciouriy blot out any Indian tribe from the face of the American eontinert. The fault lie* in the ignorance of our would-be b refactors as regards the true condition nrd needs of the Indians. This Congress, through its (undirected zeal for the better ment of the condition of the Indians has handicapped our most lau tilde effort* for seif government and self preservation. Unceasing vigilance is the only hope of our existence. The Congress of the United States mutt be constai fly informed of our (ondition and mast he continually reminded of ih? tscred treaty, obligations •he ha* entered ir to wi'h us in the past. It u recommended, therefore, tint a rong delegation Ie sent to Washington to re present our nation during the nc xt s* asion of i 'ongrt Iootau Agent Laaby Mskts Hia Da feoaa. Ashland, Wit., Oct. 24.— Indian agent Leahy of the Laiointe reservation metts the fonnai charge of the chiefs lh»t he sent to Washington a fraudulent allotment in severalty list with the declaration that the .iat he sent was prepared by Dan Sul livan, tlie Government farmer on the Flam beau reservation, and approved by a coun cil including th.? objecting chi -fs. The complaint of the chiefs and a new all >tiwnt list nave been fnrwaided to Washington and an investigttion will follow. Mr. Leahy a iya that whiskey s* llers and other disreputable charac ers constantly found on the bjrd* r# of the reaervationa are re sponsible for the attac k. The investigt tion will take so much time, he says, that the Ii.dians will be unable to do anything on their allotments this winter, and much Buffeting among the women and children will rcult, wi h perhaps a repetition of last winter's scenes, when dozens died from ex posure. Tha Indian Messiah Craze Still Con tinues I'iirrf, S. I) Oct. 24 —Over a thou ••snd civilized Indians from the Crow free k and Yankton Agent ies passed through In re yesterday. r« turning from Standing Hock, where they went some t me ago to try to persuade their more barbarous breth ren that there was nothing in the coming ing of an Indian Messiah. They report that the excitement still continue*, though abating somewhat, for the reason that the agentv author ies have used stringent m« ana by arresting many leaders of the ers Can t Piaca the Amadou Swiudlsra Cr ptmed iu London New York, Oct. 24.—The p dice pro fess to be ignorant of the identity of the three Americans under arrest in London, charged with victimizing jewelers in that city. Inspect »r Byrnea ami ins men are working on the ease here and are endeav oring to discover the identi’yof “F. Irving. N i. West Sixty-filth street," to whom a package found in the room of one of the alleged thieve* in London was addressed. 1 he London gang is composed of one woman and two men. Twcnty-f.va Miles an Hoar by Watu. Pol hk(kcsie. N. Y., tut. 24 —Mr. De Urey Kane of New York, Mr. Walter Lang don and a party of ladies were giv« n a tail on Commo*lore O. H. Booth's new steam yacht to Kondout. When coming home the steamer ran from Langdon dock to Poughkeepsie, «>x miles in fourteen minutes, which i* a little better than twen ty five miles an hour. The tattle steamer ir 3d feet long and has a compound engine built by Bullard of Poughkeepsie. bhc i* considered the wonder of the Hudson. Nova Scotia Fisherman Eaavcfaad Over Bpaclal Baft Privategss ter Americana. Halifax. N- 8., Oct. 24.—Nova Scotia fisherman are considerably exercised over Hon Robert Bond's mission to tha United St«tes, and his allegation that he ia aothot ized by the imperial government to con clude an ariangemeot to five Americana special batting privileges, from which their fe.low fishermen British subjects, are to be excluded. $100,090 Ftre fa Mara Iaiacd Navy Yard. Vau.ho, Cal., Oct. 24.—A fire in the steam engineering storehouse at the Mare Island Navy Yard this afternoon did flGO, CtJO damage. The raloe of the stores ia the buiMing was probably a million dollars. Valuable drawings and maps which have been accumulating for jeara were entirely raised. Hoa. Wm R. Snail Sadden Death. Washington, Oct. 24—Hoa. William R. Sacll. a native of Maine, aad fer assy years past a resides* of this city, died aud deoly tonight. He was for a long time jndgpM the district police cawt

BAST PBPPERELL Gets i Bad Searching, Friday Morning, bj Fire. Total Uss Our $130,000—ibMt Half Conrad Bj lisuueo, ■pro ad of PtaBM Cbockod by Balo— Itoma of Dum|«. Kz*t hi-ruiu., Matt.. Oct *7.—This morning fire hero destroyed one of the most extensive manufacturing establish uients, three business buildings, and some smaller buildings. The south aide of Main street from Denham's drug store west to Footer street was swept clean The fire broke broke out about 2 A. M. in the second tioor of the main building of I«eigh ton Bros, shoe establishment. The main building nve stories high, 75x150feet, four story ell. 75x80, story and a half storage shed, 25x40 feet, tw•> story box factory, 50x5o feet, and a lumber yard, were all to tally destroyed with several hundred thous and feet of lumber The local fire depart ment assisted by the citizens were insufti cient and Nashua was called for assistance, and seut a steamer. A heavy northeast rain storm which soon set in did i s part towards preventing further destruction. The Hatties were teen at Nashua, eight! miles distant. The building on either side of the factory soon ignited. On the cast stood a two story wooden j building owned by Win A. Aims and oc cupied by Charles S. Denham s* a drug sure an>l residence. Denham lost most of his household good*. The contents of the stjres also were consuuud. On the west of the factory stood a two story brick building owmd by II. Lawrence and occupied by David K. Weston as a hard ware store and dwelling house. It was speedily consumed with Mr. Weston's stables adjoining. Weston lost nearly nil Ins stock aid household furniture; his horses were saved by breaking in the walls of the stable ai d dragging the animals out blindfolded. The Haines swept on west ward, consuming the small wooden block owned by Win. A. Ames ;u d octtip'cd hv T. N. Brown, tailor, and by llook and Ladder Co. No. I as a hall. Mo t of the contents of this building were savrd. The next building west was l*eppcrcll Hall, two stoiies with basement, owned by Mm. A. Anus aid (occupied by L. K Walker, cicsrs and lubaeco; Win. M. Mault. mill tierv; Amos Oenier, bather; .Morrissey and Driinimry, periodic il«; Sons of 'I'craperance A. It Sons of Veter ans; Woman's Belief Dorps; Order of Hi bernians; Laitcru’ Union. Hus building was burned to the ground. The ordi rs saved most of their «(Frets. A building owned and occupied by t*. II. Park* r as a meat market, dining room and dwelling, another owned by D. T. Green and used as a bakery, dining room and dwelling, a amail dwelling owned by Wnt. A. Ames, anti the stable anil apparatus house of I look ami Ladder Do. No. 1 were eon sumed The (lames were »ta}ed at Foster street. The Gcss photgraph gallery of the south west corner was somewhat scorched. The ham ow tied hy Leighton ilro's was saved by the artivnl of the Nashua steamer. Had it burned High stm t, containing the finest milliners, Kan Pepperell would in all probability have been swept clean, as the firemen were near v exhausted. Sami dera’ store house on ('anal street «i h ns contents, 25o barrels of tl »ur and several hundred dollars worth of furniture, was saved with difficulty in r. damaged condi tion. The (lour is removed and is exposed siul is exposed to the rain. The saved household goods of the faniil es who were Lit rani out are stacked up in the streets and yams and have mlTcred a thorough soaking from the storm. 1 he area burned over i- about two hundred acres. B« sides several families remit red I.time less. marly loo people wire thrown nut of t mplo) mei.t by the burning of the fat dory. L« ishton Bros loss will be in the vicinity of *200.“00, it sured for less than *loo, •00 K«t matid losses and insurance: D. S Denham hist $5,000, insurance *1 2 0. D. D. Blake, hiss $•_* "**o, insurance $2. I* Lawreme, loss M**'0, insur ance n5(i houses, and killing over a th-M*and person* Fpcvkcr Rsed at Chicago. Clinton. Oct 21—Speaker Kept! reached here tins morning from Waterloo, Iowa, lie was met at the depot by rfliciaU of the I On league lab. who escoited him to the Grand Pacific, where an inlor mil inception was held. He will deliver an address here this afternoon. C and Recaption by Union League Club Speaker Reed was given a Urs*- and bril liant reception by the Colon League Club this afternoon, and wi* afterwsrls having over 20.000 «»Q0 barrels of the oil in tanks now. STATE HOUSE. Messrs. McLciUn A Mo#h?r were at the Capitol on business Friday. Chapin Lydston. page of the last House, was at the State House calling on his frCods yesterday. Doctors Klwell and Mitchell of the Na» tional Horn*- visited the State House yes 1 terday afternoon. A letter was received from State Treas urer Beal Friday afternoon ia wfckh be writes that be is slowly improving but has not yet left his boose. lie hoped to retara to bis office next week. One of the simplest an 1 safest mesas of coring cold ia the head and stoppage or ob strucMon of breathing is Old Bun's Catarrh I Core. 25 cents. It is questionable at least to allow Use baby to exhaasi itself sad annoy the boast hold with its eooftoavl crying whoa tbsi tried remedy, Dr. Ball’s Baby Byrap will quiet it at ooce. Bold by all dealers- Price 26 coats bottle. OUR STATE MILITIA. Th iHitl lipMt«(tk Yalta 01 cmiiCkim. •tatiatloe Rill* Practtoi Rtoeoa mwdaUooa Worthy of Koto. Tbe annual report of the adjutant geo f ral fur last year has been placed la the punter* hand* for publication, and i* a very comprehensive document. Gea. Sprague aaya: "Our militia ia composed of honeat. loy* i al and patriotic young men, many of whom I have enlisted from au appreciation of the duty they owe the State, while other* have joined from different motive*, perhaps to enjoy the good f« llowabip of their com rades, but wha'ever their motive* for ea i listiuent. it matters little, when we And j them ready and willing to perform the du- 1 tie• required. The miliua should he maintained iu mint ber* and discipline, ami *uppli» in the State liable to military duty, an in crcaac of 2.t;iti. Gen. Sprague thank* the governor for the ii.tereet he ha* Uken in all matters per taining to the militia, and feels that if the n iron* would give more attention to the j subject, our amall force might be atilt bet j ter disciplined than it i*. from the enrour j agent* ut such attention would give. He al* thanks the officer* and member* of the militia for their individual efforts for the j maintenance of their respective organs! lions. Ilia Intercourse with all has hetti of the most pleasant nature, and the very best feeling senna to prevail, all appearing to work solely for the interest* of the *cr vice. luspee'or Gen. John Harper in his report j say* the erection of pernumMit quarter!* for j the commander in chief and the brigade commander, and kitchen* ami me** rooms tor each company, in addition to the very 1 eligible location, and other convenience* make a eanip adniistabl* for the purj one* which it was designed, au*l crvditahh- to our Stole, lit- pu\# a high complim* i.t to the conduct of the men and llu result* ol the encampment. Inspector of IM1>* Practice K. J. Drain ■aid the importance of rifl.* practice ha» been so ably dismissed hy hi* predecessor ol. Farrington, that it would he impn**i hie for him to advance any thing novel The *uccf*a of a team of a sister State aero** the water has stimulated riffu practice all over the country an 1 haa demonstrated the capacity of the national arms. Many compai i1 ret:'or* are receiving I i la for piln g aid J filing tbe lake fro* t on tin- r own reap n*i bility. A hi in ii tee ha* start d for Win- i j ington to **k Hccntary i..d in to in>.ke j j arrangement* n* pay the la fy commi s.on er*. 4 ommiSM ner McDonald of 4 a if. of tbe Foil.tii I fitted State* (’aval rv. lie shit t;dd«-n heeanse the Uu r open*! a jack |ot on a i*a:r of fen* lie i» confident ot sMjuiMal. Th*re are prospects of Golden’* recovery. Malic rcowloow. Waudis*.row. c*. 21.— Following are the Maine pension* granted today: »lr«ai nal— Berj F. Kate*. Durban); 4**j»er Frazier, Kllsworih Fall* Increase—An drew B. Merrill. Froxcrof( Almon A. Work*. Mir er; Jerry L. Mcln ire, York; Ann, wi low of lobn Hiarkington. link land. $52 000.000 For Pensions I r tbe next Two Months. W*aniN».roa, Oft 21 —The IVnrinr Bureau to d »y made a rtqoiaili'n np»n the Treasury d» pvrtment f r W.O.fltttO to me. t the ps\ inent of p* n«ion* under an act of June 27th. I dm. a* veil a* those under the old law* fur ue next two month*. Go’d in Oklahoma. Okj.amow*. I. T.. Or*. 21 lluod-.-d* of p«op e are ft king to the Ait tickle Mr.un'ain*. where go d ha* been discov. rid ia pajirg quantities, ar.d every tra n is crowded si.h prospector*. SEVERAL ARRESTS life if Irish linkers of Pfc liinent for Assailtiog Police. CMm SaMilM it JiMilJNC luths #f 54,000 Cun. Rattour tn Ireland Looking Alto* Rf ported Cam ol MkHrg. Ttrr»m,(Vt. 24.—A ounmni hat been served upon Harrison Member of the House of Commons for Ike middle di vision of Tipperary. Michael O'Brien, Dol ton and a number of other persona on tbe charge of assaulting tbe police at tbe time of the opening of the conspiracy trial Tbe trial on this charge will take plate before the Court of Assists. I'he preliminary hearing will held be held before the ordi nary Court of !*etty Sessions The action of the Crown in transfer!tug Ike case from ihe Magistrate's Court, from which tho summonses were origtnslly issued, to the Court of Assises, has caused renewed ex citement in Tipperary. Father Humphreys owe of the defendants in the conspiracy case, who was yesterdsv sentenced to pay a floe of 120 or stand committed for *lx mouths for assaulting a policeman** wife, has made application for a summons again*! Us I four The Magistrates Court ha* re fused to issue the summons. I GENERAL CRISIS Approaching Between Bogllnh Skip Owren at d thsir Fmploye* I.onimix, Oct. 24 -In accordance with the agreement recently male between the Allen Hteauisl-ip t'o. and grain men In llieir employ in London, all questions In •ti pule between them was referred to arbi tra ora fur settlement The arbUmlora have given their decision, the men refuse to lie bound by it ami are again on n strike. I'lie company notified the union to which Hie men belong that it wi I be held answer aide for damag. a the company may ana tain through the refusal of the men to ac cept the award of the arbitiators. A gen eral crisis h 'tween ship owner* and em ployes is approaching. GIGANTIC CONSPIRACY By Two London Men to Swindle Bankers hy Toiged Letters of Credit. J I.onimix, Oct. 24.—(ieorge Johnson, ar tist. John I'D Hips, art dealer, were ar raign! d in court to lay on a charge of being implicated in a conspiracy to forge leNuto nl credit upon the hanking firm of Drexel Vlorgon A Co. ‘|h-* accused were remand d. ’I he conspiracy is gigantiu. Accom plices oftlo forgers were arrested at Leige, Madrid, and Marseilles. Tools used in making letters of credit were found In Johnson's possession. Sintra Leone Boundrlnu. I*a itis.net. 21 The Journal dea Dehats, commenting on the preparations that are being made to despatch a British expedition to Ux the h lundaries of Hicrra Leone, pro tests sgaii -t a purely British ctpediiion for this purpur through the western count! i s In which it it alleg'd •(.stress prtvs lt in uns«.incites of tho failure nt the p dato crop. Balfour will make a personal investigation at to lh# jy truih of ill.* statement regarding the condi h# lion of the crop It is the fl*-. time Bal- tHr has visited the western part of Ire* B'f? I .ml. Australian Stride Recolvoo Doatb Blow. Hvi.m.v N. S. W., Oct 24 Minors at l.ithgow collieries arc l«» resume wrork Mon day- 1 hri: action is regarded as a dcatii blow to the eatensive Strike- througbout Australia. Premier, New Mouth Wales proposes to appoint a commits on to Wives* 1% tigate the strikuih it ms nates from the deserted gov ernment. The Freeman Journal says Puf- S fy has written in ignorance of the opinions of his conntrjmen. 'The Telegraph’s 8t. T. ter* burg corres pond* nt *ays the minister of the interior baa rec* i*sd alarming reports on tho stale of the country. The prison* are crowded with suspects, chiefly yonrg own of tho educated classes. Di •affection is spread ing v^ry where. Incendiarism is rife aid there ha*e been cot t! eta ia many placet between V e peasantry ard Soldiers.

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T«*w Ro*. lAHtltt 1 o*Jfr, Go«4 TMBfLu* talHlHi Rv* ;,V Ut/vAk tAAIrirt IsrSgr, G'*»4 J RreMH'O Ror.i»- Tort G«-j4 T-mptor*. 0*4 Mr «Ear4 Ror frtofclte Gmm.t I.o4*r G4T»SBptoe*.! East Wlit//,. R'»» Ki*>* feWfk1 G'K4 T Ror. ^A- A»>A OG'rkrt f0’*xt mpUr*. A;,r*).N. I«M *—Ee*»*iM« matrix l/4(r, Good T*» p*»r*. An/j»u y*r». i: -4>*T■» O l /u— I ntr- a i .•,agr»«Afio«*l GV/Efaiaae*. Otfc* ArM, K4—«Ua—I, 0-4. AM-0«M CoaMf r* mom l a r-*« fc-r*’ idufutU>n. fflllw Nor. II tt Wl«hi*(tot Traehitf*' hw*.-. rth.* I*»nny*»ll: Row j» jt» Ku> «:o«»?y T*Ml>*n' la*ttt»ir, UkAEWlVH •»et VA. E-noJw.rrif 1‘omonn Mrrlo/fua. 0*4. *7 -Vintor Unaw, TnlrAekl b-at-r, b**ili* tloo of riM.it No*. r**i f'oeioa*. A Ro» 4— Ao4f*r«' Im«i|i.iIo. Nn* A—A' ftr»«|r lloll. li»rrTvii* M So*. Af Town Moll, M ri»l Aiwmblr l'rti)i>neUtrr IhkmI, Ewftl»o4 Ml*- Ir-'itf* Hoyt U Aftid to havn the flurst collection of corner lot* of any j*T-oti In the country. For year* she hftf mmle it lo buy n corner j lot In every town 4i« ha* ami in 1 Eofiif town* *he he* several. Ail ov r tin- world on moonlit night*, aalronomcr* are hiiaiiy preparitig a pho-' tographic map of tin- *ky. It will f»e a •tupemhu* work of mine sheet*, and vhihl*. many star* not la-fere noted Sky photography I* practically a new discovery ami promWe* more f.»r the a* tronoTnlcal *dcncc than alm«»t any me chuiilcftl »:i*eovery widt h lio preceded it. A “Smip'’ expo*ure *how* only the ntar* whi h arc visible to Mn- ri»k***l ey**. or through wn w t»*»r to* liiferest rt quire-. The remark* of furl Svhurz are the utterance* of a 'orelieKil. 11**1* a man who*** only political guide h i* been the selrtsli question of personal expedience. So long a* the Uepuldlcuu party kept i him in cfllc«* lie w.!* an ardent suppf*rter of it* principle* and policy. When. however, he wa* retired to private I fc, i lie la'gMii It* grow Imiepcndenl 'iuid “l** j 1 talk t»n |r wa* a strung l»ld for more office but the bVptiblicuu party wa* to t i dls|H*u«ing it* position* t>f trust a* conciliation* to men of hi* c dlhrc 1 in*« on*d id* growls. Finding that In coultl htqa- for nothing tnt»re from Hepubiicsn source-, Mr. Sohurz bio* *t*mi'il out lute* a rup(H*rter of ttrover t'leveland. lie 1. «tiil ttn aspirant for official crututi* t*f any description, but 1 it is doubtful if any ever fall Into hi* j 1 lap. Tin* fact i- all partie* dt*tru** lii* sincerity anti Id* loyalty He i* looked ujK>n a* a political tramp, without prin ciple and without home Hi* uttcrauc j will have very ii tie weight with il»e American people who have becoin- 1 pretty well acquainted with hU record and w ho have ■/••.l him up for a d» in t gttgue ,»t- cxceetlingly small dimension* III Advised Ctiadtfen It l« never well to iudulg in protui* ciiou* chantFm I. 't every one give all he tan to alleviate the sufferings and misfortunes f hi* fellow men, but let hi* giving go out thr. ugh properl> «>r gauised t haiinel*. It U a shameful fact that ituposter* are aide to absorb a very large per cent, of el’.aritles given in any other w»v, and thus deprive the rt ally destitute and needy of much that might otherwise couie to them. The man who gives the Itinerant in the street quar ter does him no kindne-- In nearly every ease he simply pax for some li»p uor for him, yet how many worthy |>eo ple who wonM turn pale at the bare thought of taking anyone into a saloon ami treating them to a drink of whi*key or rum, do, in effect, that same thing by s most 111 advi*id idwraUty which they falsely believe to be charity There are people who make a business of begging and. it i* said, actually make a gtnul deal of money by it. The JotiRNAt. had ovCEskm a year or two Ego to rec**rd at mine length the career of one of these who travelled the State with heartrending tale* of woe, and. when she died ut Plymouth. Maine, left behind her a very handsome estate Kven as we w rite our eye falls on an item from a Now York paper in which it Is stated that a certain beggar in that J city make* an annual income of 11500. These fact* sh-m'd leach people the lin* portatHa* of lettiug their charities and they should la* generous —go ou: in such E manner as shall d» tin* most g*e who are wor-hllr in need of t lets Tta WoEdgra ol Cosp.aud Xstreit j The workings of compound interest j are luarrcUous, and this fact ha# a for- j clble illustration in au im i>Uu: whi h occurred last mouth A gvnt em.\n coo-; necced with the Equitable I .Me A* nr ance Society received a letter from a brother in the country, and it contained bank book No llthSOT of “The Bank for Saving#,'* No. 107 Chamber# Sr., New York. A memorandum on this book shows that the account war opened in itt49 by the father of the writer of the letter, for Uk lotted; or hi* sou, then a little boy, and the last deposit wa# made in IVnc-rattor, and the total deposit# aggregate only %TU. The book had late ly fm discovered among a collection of old paper*, and the finder *asd In In* letter that he had forgotten all about it, and even then trtmld recall the fart only ir# a rags© way. He wrote to ask If It *4* f’osftlhle that the aaooe7 waa left to aemcniilate. and then forgotten, and If. U. *bwt ra**- the lit tie took would enable him ro ixeovcr it, and if the nartog* bank in qnenion atltl existed and was wheat. Investigation developed the j fart that the hank had been removed to j *TT BSeetker St, and had grown; famous a* the Biwtter Street B»nt' j That it was stiff solvent was aubutan-j tlally and* to the beneficiary, MOat *aiis- j factorlly evidenced by the fart that when Vt* book wan prevented at the bank and th#: re#jijest made that the accrued In tereat show Id be written «p, th* follow ing entry wa* at once made in r*:d ink, amler the *YJ of deposit*: '‘July. l^tO: Intere*t, ffitJO." Thaw, tn forty years j the lUtle *um of had Increased to a sora which lacked only 11.50 of being ten time* as large as the amount ik-| posited. These loct• show in a tno-t emphatic manner how much can be ac cumulated by small saving* persistently j followed. MAINE GOSSIP How piwasant it i« for bfe'h-rn to dwelt tc, gather in unity Th**#* eo*pliai*ni# b* t*r«n t »e »r* of cur local exebang*# are very pleasant Tb* brightest ami te#» w k 1 y p«per in Malar.'' says cn j c a* dfoctmaof tw*n\ •hr*** sj.var and g.l 1 spoon*, typical of ’be countries #b* visited on a foreign lour, anl rmbrsclrig *f ;rnx 'is from Egyp:. Greece. I'aleitme, I aiy, R>o»t:, German/, Holland, Front*-. Russia, Denmark, Botian/), Au* irui. Fin.and. ard ma iy ethers. Many of he specioMOS »ro elabora'e, am! the whole coils' i .n t* uni'j'i-1 and inteteating Tl»« Na» England Dressed Meat and Wool Company of Hoaitoo, closed a sue j >i»t pork which _ Mr. IliHsey of A1 i ha I 'h*> other dav »ne hundf'd hogs msumed hv a burning »*ro. a* a lost i f about #:!000. loi ex 1 #*•»!«.v altogether. Great improvement* sra b« in/ nnt at h ifast s »oe factory. An x.**r n of fifty j .■.tin m ng.h ha* been ud S d u»*sr wa.lii'i rv iihilr r xlucid and the whole air j m.t .ii flr**-cla«# >nl tion. The 10 hwovtli Village Improveun i. Issix ihts i augurat.1 a neti-s •,t ntertainm. nts for ihe wi .tir (nonths. rhe American sava “The Society is dt i- ms of basing these parties through the j rinter :o j rotnot- serial life, tii.it our; ieop]e may meet in cordial, informs) r»d«-: t us a..d afford a dance fur the yem g f teople under re flood iofluence*. We' j iclieve iu g.. d times, ard the h‘#t time j y, Te wh-n young aid old are assooinud oge lx r ard gocd manners prevail Every i ,t rord ©f which is true and sensible. i In Biuehili they are 'iiuling flint arrow x o Is about three f- e: uud. r ground in the d itdty of Norr.a pood Tluu place must j Mtvu born a great ituuirdng plu>r being ground up fer cider II its been slopping a ear load a dav of five i ittndred bushels each, th? pas’ week. Th© management of the Somerset \-.id j my of A'hrns have arrang' d a course i f I U*« s to be deliven I before the students j f that institution daring tb© fall and win’er arm. ti Some ten yparang Mrs. Benj. \V’. Jonf-, j f I*, r fond planted some peach stone# in gird Ml at*a die I to her residence, tie t f the stones whs of the N to?, nn'l the: l ther ef th© yellow pnlp. clir;rt n*vn*i f« c rt it season over a bushel and a tialf of! I Ine fru.t was pluckcl from ea- i tree. O.ic il teach w*s l"l incus iu circumferme,' anl t II of ti em as forge as the average f’tlifo-- 1 n da peach Id In thfo market. That is do j f ng prrltv well for Maine d i What nauglitr people they are over m Lrdrosecgain. to sure An csciitngc v sis that nevi-r .n t4 i:>rf in* dim -•*,iv s;*e. Mr. Uoidi n- :i4 i ftei to tin* ballot bx by Mr. W Ireen and much interest was man.fasted t '|i lit-!.- fed.!w movemfnt? His vote j j ountbd j t*t as heavy, though, in that of I j, he two iiundred pourder. j Tp to date tli-* pjtato banner in Aro3s-j 11 -k is h» Id by George Cu r^ cf Caribou i ;lx.» placed on exhibition tb s we k a fnli arre': of potato s »hst contained cnly t>' uber* t hey furnish a praitioal iilu«tra ton of the wonderful fert l ty of Arois* ookfo soil In inspect ng the boilers of r.iaety two 'eatubnats ply.ng upcii M«ine waters th- eason jutt t losing, the State Steamboat pspsetors have travelled over six oeo housar.d miles The Real fl-li ard game asscciatiocs i he ‘m. rai counties are doing a goo l work n looking aft r the enforce neut of the 1 rime !aw» by the proper fii iafo. N .t *f?*s* f h game warden* are derelict in their luti« but a good, liralth.- seat meet l>ack J if sn otfic* r i* a gn at help in th discharge bis often u pleasant task? Tim old Brownrille quarry is to be vorkrfl ibis winter, after long disuse, ard i rorkmen are now patting in the tuaebim r* s ind getting ready for op»r*tivet. It will t t vc ©aaplovment ti a large number of t xerkm n aad make bus net* 1 veiy. i

The Ms n« Central r>' ©ivel a new loco nt .live f;om the Tortiard Ccntfaiy Thurs j day. Madi o t Bulle'in The M line wood# m j he unpe- K'Udvbec i* now ih«* »por rara»i'S‘.. Game i* abrn dant. a d the II• ?t j iso* w il re«arvv the Forks of th tan Homers cocoa r«« :n*d ©Nil* Aaktot Vu UocToat jjh> rax so ;\ V true’s Serve v.. -f v*.la a virile.* i, trif* 6e found tit vj i> from disease and death. DR. GREENE'S NERVURA, The Great Nerve, Brainatid Blood Invigorator. i j..jO p*r t r. Gr-.’iu; of Trci|»J« I law, I:.* ton, Mm., the vf. I.- r> ~v u*u be voueui'.tfU tj ail, free gf ctwtrge. (twowiia.1) r TXE OVILT iH rfoct Substitute for Mother's Kifk. INVALUABLE in Cholera Infantum and Teething. A Quickly Assimifattd fbod ton DYSPEPTICS. CONSUMPTIVES. V Convalescents. A PERFECT NUTRIENT IN ALL WASTING DISEASES, RcGuines NO COORINS. '..'.CDS IN ALL CL.UATES. sfME-vs&y-P'B Parts." tuAdsil jrt* to say sddMA Ooliher-Cooda/t Co.. Boston. MASS. THE BEST POROUS PLASTERS IN THE WORLD. :i RHEUMATISM, KIDNEY PAINS, LAME BACK, &c. ¥6 rrola at i*. (•UdSVLMMt A l(i( HAUIlit, llowtwu, Mu*a. I., i iirn.tftm* nr f Trade b.* presented to the managers rr ih» Beli«»t Branch, instiling ra the c:it m* of 15 lfa»t and the travelling public •n* rally improved facilities in coming t» il leaving this city, better mail service id avcidiag the disagreeable neceiaity of ng stops a’ Burnluni in miking concec ons vr.th the night train*.” In Mr# Florence Porter'* recent article n tli* att tode of the Maine VV. C. T l >*ar*’ poll i a! paiCoa, it was made to l»;»ear that tin* disUrguiahed speaker of i occasion wan Mr*. Mar* A. I iverniore. hi.« was a mistake du? to an error in ipsi-ig. Mrs Livermore was not present, ut t was ahe who framed the mtnoriu ‘•nlti'-ion favoring an adherence to non d* uf work. Mrs. Mary T. a hrop was ihe leading and most dii nguithed apeiker ut that convention. Malaga Graphs. Malaga grapes,or at least what are dd f«.r Malagu- on the stieefs here and Isewhere, arc, it is ml, rei Iv not M i ig:i grapes at ill, hut are a grape that •ms« in the almost inaecovsihle nroun ilu regions of Spain, in the d strict ol lmeria. The true Malaga grape is •nder and delicate a fruit that U will i r star il shipment well, and even when arrives in good condition it is so per htble that unless ipii l, sales are mad'* importer ".ill have his labor for his ains Nearly ill of the Malaga grape rop is made info raisins The white and nki-li whi»e grape- sold h**re as Mala »s are a hardy fruit, 'i'he region in whit h i- y are grown is wild and primitive, id tie* gripes arc all transported from ie vineyards to Almerit on donkeys, a istanee of tiff y milau»f* as the grap.es are brought out he harvesting of this unique grape cron done during August.. The grapes he in to reach here about the 1st of Oet L*r. MAINE FARMING NOTE3 M Georg-. I! iV--.fi. ut raising potatoes in Aroos a«>k. here Is a potato -tory. and a true lie. too l’t.ilo II* ed raided this year, •i on* acre »*f ground 720 bushel*of niee otatoos .1 imes Harvey raised .V.7A ushel* on one :»c“e. I the White Klc bant variety. WiiJi a direct railroad *end them on Aroostook could nearly npplv the whole country with ‘‘spuds. -dro0.4 IHm&'rni Farmers who have been experiment ig with s**ed potatoes this year express ?t opinion that i* certainly worth re ordieg that a change of seed will save be crop from 'he potato blight. Th»> rcMluct «*f -red t o Ar.Misr.K.k and rooi the west was ur cly afleeted at 11 bv tie* rot, While that from so»d aGed at hone* wa« *o!h half destroyed. .1. •*-../tier*. on S*t itdav 0*1. Is i-iring members- were s. i f fiom several ot her granges. and hared th«» pleasur- s of the harvest fea*t. oiginal es«ays were read on practical iu f pir«. a d if:e ‘.range Uanner wa ul bv Miss Jennie Gilbert and Mr*. X. !«ee«>»fer. Several more applications or r-liip are on lib, awaiting vtiOil. IASILY DIGESTED. enders their cocoa easy of highest degree its delicious :ormer, fifty per cent, greater j N’S Cocoa FARTHEST.** alwmj* IMMl~) i!* thf arffimti. pon*. latlawl, u4 U tasTv) keiltr aid 1 ■liaiiMi. It fact. H« |W4?ulr hl9ii> i natty prove !.h*i Cocoa aqaai* t h latiiim Ltr^K ate a da tu. n H All Ready —FOR— BUSINESS AT TUB DEW STORE, Opp. Hotel North, AugusU.j WITH A Urge aod forttaBj Selected Stock —OF— GROCERIES Special attention rivpq to jobbing the following goods at Portland and Boston prices: Flour, Ten, Coffee, Spleen, Tobacco, Ctffa.ru, Con /'ectloverff and Fancy OrocericH. Give us your Trade and save freight FRESH and SALT MEATS. Country Produce taken in exchange for goods. JAMES E. FULLER, Wholesale and Retaii Grocer, ahoubta, MB. JulySldtf. FRENCH AND SWISS Chamois SKINS l >r making I’nirr Vests and Chest Protectors; a Selected Lot Just received, at Old Prices. ChasK Partridge, :Drngei»t, opp. P. 0., Au^a,ta.l LUNG PROTECTORS. Stone’s Hut Ik Store. On and after this date, August 7,1880, you can find \V. H. STONE it the store formerly occupied by Lord k Lowell under Cony House, where I shall keep a good assortment or LADIES’ and GENTS’ FINE FOOT WEAR This it the place to look for specialtiee. Kemeuaher, All Utods kohl fow Cuk. augdtf. Revere House, BOSTON, N«-ar Boston and Maine, F^Mtera, Fitchburg, and la>w*U depots, centres of badness and places of amusement. Handsomely Furnished, Homelike and Comfortable. Kept on the 23TTBOPBANT rtiAKT. Hoorn* ail large anil comfortable, eh gnat suites, ivith baths attached, ampie public parlors; gi n. t)*sn»B't cafe am! M^lim-woct, and flr»Tda-i is ever re*p««*». i 'win* riAOja ft.os* akai rr. J. F. ®S0W IJJL. ftpata. dvreaA»at ho JOHN E. HANLY [Formedy of Rockland, He.] LAWYER 27 EclOGl SI. tSflB 35 k 3§. Soitn. (Tiuraon No.. saM; VI*At] legal matter* except pt-aston tad p stent cases promptly attended lo. •’barges re at *«s 4e lulylAUa* The Kennobec Journal may be found on sale at the Chiaholm Brother* news stand, Union De pot, Portland. \3v=? 1 t* v f HAVE THEM] BLACK CHEVIOT SUITS. S. B. Sacks, D. B. Sacks, S. B. Cutaways, OVERCOATS! We call your attention to our SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS in BLUE, BLACK, BROWN and OXFORD MELTONS. A Tailor’s Fit at a Ready-Made Price. TOWNSEND BECK, THE AUGUSTA ITS GETTING COOL ENOUGH. PARLOR STOVES Might well engage the attention of housekeepers. Our complete line shows a great varioty in style and price. We can suit you, without doubt. Many houses will require NT EW RANGES This fall. Over a million Qu.als.er Ranges Have been sold, ami no stove is as popular. It saves the fuel and is low in price; two good reasons why it should sell. If you have not bought your CARPETS Vet, it is time to think about it. \V hen All-Wools got to he llrits scls’ prices, it will be annoying to think that 13c. or 20c. a Yard Has l>een lost through putting oil'. CARPETS must go up shortly. So will heavy DRAPERIES, in fact all articles of woolen make. We have a splendid line of DRAPERIES Very, Very CHEAP. One of our leading features just now is OAK SIDEBOARDS They are handsome and about #10 to #l."> less than last year's prices. We offer a new line of Lamps for Halls, Dining Rooms or Parlors atLower Prices than usual. New Plusii Rocls.ers That sell as soon as seen. They are cheap enough to buy two at a time. Jj.'-'A store full of P.AKGAINS in every description of HOUSE FURNISHINGS. Come and see us, or write. We guarantee per fect satisfaction. ATKINSON HOUSE FURNISHING COMPANY, Coliseum Building. Gardiner, Maine. E. W. HOWE, Manager. ItllANUIIKS—Auburn, Hocklaixl, Bangor, llidtlrfortl, .Norway, CurTiner, Wuti-Kvill**, Itutb. ISAAC C. ATKINSON, Omrul Manager, i r. Hu .ric.lt would respectfully ask those Into who«e hand* it may full to give it th*-lr cu-*-ful con-ld-ration. Il«- lias had u large end successful practice in chronic diseases for years, and i* confident that he can per'or all that If professes to, and th* remedies h> applies are calculated to produce the mo t srttUf.-tr'ory restilt*. II-invites -II who may b« suffering from any disease to call upon him, and wi I tell them what organ* arc affected, free of ell charge. Females passing the critical period of life, he ween the ages of V> ami 50, wul do Weil to consult him. PAINFUL MENSTRUATION Made comfortable by using l»r. Phllbrirk'g treatment. The Doctor makes a specialty of t - symptoms of catarrh arc corruption- of the breath, h-ood poisoning, impaired digestion, neuralgia, ringing lathe trs. ditnu*ntleiftaa Mb I-Ady, $3.00. Lady and GeuUrmau in "apuny $*i oO. Amoiig tke n»-w dances nr* T>* Carlton,CVprlce. I^kj’er rh.-Oxfon! M»noet, I/FrLir, FiMciL-viou, The A*m V«*»k II.. Lilt* lancers, etc. l'teatc ea’J an j register j our nsra«. _ Very iwsprctf ally. octldaP ti. m. pri.r.EN. •-r A f, linrgaiu Fur Sotne dy. Farm a* mPGrist Mill for sale near Fast .Newport it R nai -u. Fsr* contains 70 acre* •f rood taad» SO too* of ha* very good en**;«i*d stable amt barn *w*4 repairs. Ca. bu*U*l* ;*r day. horse power t-ng-.ae. W no-ne power fcoib-r. *]j to r MK| ^^dl UO!». L cat on we o' the best on the line of toe Mate* Central tUilrun*. Farm and mi-l alii e SOM ta**:.’»rr or in part- to sort purcFtaer. Termt va-y. Fur fnrt’ er parties!*..-* or-p y fw at Augusta *u’-rr»W as Fttiup W1UK>X. f A NEW STOCK f __ -OF LADIES’ FURS Consisting of All Blinds of SHOULDER CAPES -W1TII MUFFS TO MATCH. —^—^^auHm————hs We Hare Them in ill the NevandDesiraHe Furs. F. W. MATHEWS. AUGUSTA, MAINE. AN ELEGANT ASSORTMENT In nil tJ»e KEW SHADES awl COKBINAttOKS. AI«o I.MUiE LIVE of IofaBli’ Bonnets in Cream Plashes, Silks and Cashmeres. \$M'Ifeadf/uarter* Jor Infants' Wear. M. E. ANDREWS CO., Oiler Hotel forth, Augusta, Maine. *-o4tr !H LOWELL WATCH CASKS JEWELERS,! «»T» If better to SERVE tho puMe than to CHEAT It. Is bettc- to Tiaics a FRIEND ot s jest's cuiite sin muiik, than to HU«T them. Wliat It ralr nr-1 '•^■A to the CON SUMED is nett ir the I :rr’ eh fertroTTOREXEEPEn. AUGUSTA, MAINE. B' ifW AOVBBTISBMBITKm to-day m lioasr Kor Bale. Puretascr* of More* Want*! at WtiHaiwsua'* ;§F Rpeclal Candy Hale at Hank'll Bro- rack* Tom's Cabin. $8 Racelal Candy aah- at W. 11. IWeM'*. IE W.v» Starching C»». •2loea( 'SSiunHcr*. ft Tha «0l*terous krrchcw Oh, what ai acclamation, SB Wb« u UiMsl oaoldaaatiou, K Ou every hand, p Throughout tin- land, H? Proclaim* this ribald lonl! fl Not ghost of Alexander So king like coaht meander, Nor Morgan Ou the organ Play a tune so maoh abhorred If strong de*irj tor *nt«r.a.'i Ban/or .!r*»r. ocllA-tf KS**Pbyatciaa'a proscription. am mm* fit* y coupaandnd at KiiiMnan'l Draf Of** can *r BfMf. and Wafer ftmoa. al prion. |aaVMl

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TW third and laac of the com of three lw*»rea by the Rev. James K. Appiebee, vm give* to a nrr ia-7 1 acd appreciative audience last evening. The subject via Hamlet. Ia lb* la-t two of the h-ctarea the speaker hit not bett hit audience by the development of #0 ba concept.cu aa takes ia bis study of Sbykck, aevertbeleaa the iutereat seemed noee the lest. lo every subject treated by Mr. Afp'ebee, the same vigor of expression. original!) of thought, and the use cf language #0 perfectly chosen that each word w*a adapted to The exact shade of meaning base been characteristic. Tbefboogtt at The opening of th* lec.ore last evening was that the agreeable union of the supernatural and the natural com* pietea the artistic brilQarr/ of the opening scene* of Hamlet; that In tbia contact of the natural and supernalnral the Uttar is not degraded thereby. In Hamlet's grief his character it teen to lack heroic nerve. He was a dappr little round man. fitted in Ins attempt to avenge bit father's death, to til a square hole. A person might be en dowed wrh coble powira and desire to aerctoe th»m nobly, and yet be dashed to piece* cn the rock of t ir'-amatance*. the traged;. of im'applied p>wert. Hamlet** task was fife rather to a Hercules than to a man like h. mac If. The Lrioonipreheosi ble in the play only showed its naturalness, bat much of the incomprehensible becaau clesr by the matter Touche# of the lecturer and alt tbc characters her am* in the light of hit logiron. unwholesome and degrading to man. that of Addiaon j lacking grandeur and pla irg in the mouth of Cato words Illy suited to that individual, but Mat which Shakespeare places on the lips of Hsmlet the snbliiu ty of simplicity. In clo*log tl furnish >#300 borda tk:ng over tl go mIs displayed 1 n *h ccunti r*. Turri' sudden'v ha ia* n of the toys in th» ads Mr. Math:*# ha# in »t;c ate of the fin s: sol,l "The gn at do mar ia ladies*' furs this seas an.” said Mr. Ms I 8 »w# yrt;orday, *h irwhowi ga cistimer line of furs, giotwarm laxur.es, s tuiud to a M ii re winter, "I* for sLo iljh cap?* and muffs to match One migl ea#ily infer this front the varieties of atyh in the window, where were ta:t ly arrange goads ia leaver, asira.han, wool, seal, m tris, S.berian seal aad cmey. Truly tl display ia a furtiet'i window ia a tomptir sight when one feel# th* chili of approacl ing winter. i Rome of cur best musical talent into: to soon have in rehearsal the opera t him of Normsnly." I: i« underetood ;he pri cipsi charactersb».-e sireaty been declUi I 01. The opera will probably b? given Fcbrusry. Eatobrook A Eaten will not advance tl pole# cf their I itirro Cigar# uatil Jan. Iblkk The prevent high quality altl I nsaittUi ed. octl«»l'h,RatlTul3t Cbarch notice At Friwdi' Chapel, urtkM will be held CO Sunday at 10 30. and 7 P U Prayer ■wwthig W^ataliy evening at 7 40. Meetings for men at tbs Y. M. C- A. cn 8aaiay at 3 IS A. X and 4 P X. Erw getiat Martin speaks at tha Utter service Work and Wages." At Saint Mark’s ebu-eb, 21st Surday aft er Tunity, c* lebraion of Holy Ccmusnciixo at 7 A. M, Sunday school at 0 30. Mon ing prayer with sermon at 10 30. and cbor I al rentoof at 7 o'clock. Mfoaian Hall, preaching by R;v. Miss Pratt, swl/ject. "Wisdom hath hewn out her ^ve*n Pillars.'’ Thtr will be a specialty I in nt g Service* commencing as 2 30. The meeting will close a* last Sunday at 4 o'clock. Everybody made welcome. Congregational shiHk 10.30 A. M worship and preaching by the pastor. 11.45 -Sabbath school. 2.30 P. M onion meeting at Meihche? church. I P. M Y. P. 8. C. K. ccnvecration meet ing in the chapel. 7 p. VI. praise *erv;c> and brief addr.-s* by the pvstor. Free Ba;/.«t church—Prayer mt-t og at 10 o'clock. At 10 30 usual services with sermon by the pietor preceded by short talk to the children. Sunday school at 11-45. Young People's mrfting at6 i'. M i At 7 o'clock in the ev/nieg the pastor wii. lecture on "The Perfect City, this to be followed by promise aid testimony meet ing ringing at '-vening service by mile iaartet. A l! are invited. At the Firs; Ban i«t ctur.-h Sunday morning tie paster will preach. Subject, "Christian Service. Sunday school ai’b adu:t cla# 'it at 12 M 7 be yout*g people sre fnvlted to a nr ion service at *h» M. E church to be aidrestei by Mr. Martin at P. M. The pastor I prea:b in the eve nng at the Bspfi*' church; sulj-tt, “Chris*, the Son," at 7 o'clock. The choir is expect'*] to sing as usual. A cordial it vitation is extended to all. The Internet Djepai.icg At the afternoon service at the First BaptUt vestry Mr. Martin spoke on "Growth in Grace." The principal thought of the talk was, every Chrbtian mint be constantly growing and developing in char actor an service. In tue evening the Method ft vestry was fliltd with attentive and street hearers 7 he theme of the address w«s Satan's Hindrance." The firs; point noticed u I hindrsneo the inconsistencies of Chris t ans. Konr. 2 1-H was quofrd to cmw tnat every man was r«*.p jtsibie for himself. 1 While there may be a few hypocrites in i tie church those who arc not Hived will i have to share f«r. ver th company of a 'multitude of v I«• *i i Again, Satan I hinders tm*n by telii >g them they “can t ucderstatd hrist said If any man j should do His will, h.• »houl I know of the j doefrite We most first 'earn the A B I' of the gospel before we can expect to know j more. i Again be birders tNm by saying “you never di 1 anything very bad." W hen the i vt ry worst thing on rceoid for a ecu! to do. is to r• jeci Christ. This is the sin that will condemn the rare a* unless (hey receive 1 Christ Another hindrance is the Da that we have been brought up religiously. hrwt de» Isred that "not everyone that said unto It m Lord. L>r l. should enter the j Kingdom of Heaven but lie that «Ji the will of His Father in Ht-av«n St II another 1 means of hind*ring nicri in suggested hv SaMin when he tells ttiem they can not hold out." A soul who trusts in Christ has ttr« e p.llows to rest on: Divine wisdom, Divine power, and Divine love The last point noticed was th v ry common excuse uoi tonight." whoa God lias distinctly de clared Mv spirit shall not always strive I with men. it is presuming on God to put off this all important matter. AMUSEMENTS. Facte Tom's Caiiis. The New Kngiaml Souvenir l.’ncle Tour* Usbln are playing the larger cities in j tic* State uul playing to Urge houses. I Tneir pi mi of giving a souvenir of the oc f at ion st’i mi to be very popular. That the company h h strong one i* evidenced by the pret* not ivs tLcy arc reccirirg. The j following i- from the roft«incutti Penny Polt: The New England l ncle Tom s Co. ap p ared st Mush- Hall Saturday afternoon and evening before good till, rendering the part in a thoroughly artistic ard satisfying manner. V.tnkce Woody'* “Gumption Cute" w:n auo'hrr good effo t and hep; the li line in a rocr of laugher, while Franki Carpentei's Topcj was one of the best seen here for many *--» most beneficial to the human system, ac gently, on the kidneys. liter anl bow**!*, effectually cleaning the system, disoelling colds and headache*, and curing habitual -on *ii nation. net 1 «t*lA w I mfolttn Mr Tlomas li. Stcriia »i ed Oct. 22. ir Wtti rtown. Mas., and in his death tfc* Stitecf Maite loses one of h?r worth> so He *ss born in M >rm»utb. in HO' where he i.-dded the gr -ai* r portion of hit life He was be*t known through htr. B. R- Boyle. Third and Oxford sts.. Philadelphia. Pa., writes: “For two years I have prescribed Ayer’s Sarsaparilla in a numerous instances, and I find it highly a efBcc.c‘ous in the treatment of all disorders i of the Mood.** r L- M. Robinson. Pharmacist. Sabina. O., II certifies "Ayer s Sarsaparilla has always I been a great seller. My customers think I there Is no blood-purifier equal to it." .1 “For many years I was afflicted with scrofulous running sores, which, at last be came so had the doctors advised amputating e one of my legs to save my life. 1 began g taking Ayer's Sarsaparilla ard soon saw an improvement. After using about two doten U*tt!es the sores were healed. I continue to take a few bottles of this medicine each ear. for ihv blood, and am no longer trou Wed with sores. I have tried other reputed Mood-purifiers, but none does so much good a* Ayer's Sarsaparilla.''—D. A. Robinson, Neal. Kansas. d Don't fail to get Ayer’s Sarsaparilla rKXTAUD ar DR. I a WER* CO.,indites. n» WTOIBI DIDN'T DANCE:

At a t»nrjrs »U the other inre-BUtf, one of oox brut kw«« divine* stood UxAiug at The merry j toween. A pretty yirfo» opto bin sad *aid W b» tio 5*.a B«tt daaer. Cursor r" Me replied: "TW-l* are t*B tbia?* ;bot prove*: j **T dabetfctf -4Br my prof**.MB nod theother ia my rheammiv-m-bat I believe ifc ru. oo6ati.io ia Mm? etronfert teaaoB.** Aad ft* w*m to my that for be had oaf fared from thi* paiefof min--, ami aaill no*.! without hop* relief. a >tt*r from oae of hi* "tit-sul*. 16ft*. Mr. CrnoL/ cf RruiUo*. X. Y-. I w» r»»t iwpr |hot or J*.: te 6aa re. fief. Mr. ro*f« wrote that for* dthtyr^rs he bod Mtf fered fctriblr from rheumatic ,«du» ia the back, aod *e*y wc*b and em«)i. Ibnagb it fries*!'. mtvitfar he tried a di•carer? that had *f i t**Ud amir rosaarkabV euro*. Before be bad fti* hbf! erne he ira* free from psi», cooid j *hrop *000/1, rod «jm able toproaeb* %er/ >utdsy. i “A modem diw-i, Paiae's Viery Composed. elfreled ti»i* nuoarkawle cv*. uad f bare already procured rr«oe for my MB w. 1 feel it my duty td try faittfuilv a to* dicta*- that i. so t.ijfWy rec omme*Aft Her. Mr Cro*b* Jo uat ooe of mawy *i»o h*v« p(o>ea tim womh-rf*: cur*?iro poo-eof !bl« nerve bulkier aati ;*rida»er. so ordinary remedy .but a erase* .cteoffHe 'Uncover- and utork.s *i» in it* treat meat and cure of rh*uiaa tins, tctiiuid*. and iterruo* down oclftdlyri GRANITE HALL, FOR TWO DAYS ORLY. MONDAY A*t» TUESDAY EVENINGS, A SO TUESDAY ^AFTERNOON, OCTOBER _ 21 and 28. TWfMI RAUCI) NIGHT INGALE! COMEDY COMPANY. Willie Chrlsliae, Two Headed Girl. the i frlghtii Wonder of thr World; ft*. MnUel. tfc* t'tH-r> deu, Wliit f Bd Uoasril. «|*roen ll« ft •.erftmt. BskkI' HTIIIett. *lau«t It.ihurlvii. hshtl. J. Jilanehe likwrltghl. anil other* in lw-. U m c«>r to please the in ir jiii- t aatiU-u* Mprrlnl PiUr.i I i. m,| *5 Crista. Tnetdej \'t«ral l» BY GEORGS H COES, 1--mii*tI} i.f Mi huoli r«Tt A Coes, u* UNCLE TOM, M IT->KTkD iiV A CoitijHunf of Actors. New ami Flrjraut Scenery. Bright MuhIc. See the l.ovalile Eva. I/.'iiikIi at the Fnnny Topejr. Roar at 1 lit* Comical Narks. pio «MMI worth of Shrrt Mimic for tlie Pe-ple. KU’gant Sukveni*? alv*-n away at every perform ;mce which cost 10cents at any music store. Pl.OPLE's om PAICK*. Admission. '.'5 Ci.nis. I It i s r\ i M i* i. t Vi and 50 (Ji n is Mai ixr t FBI' i ClIll.nKRX, r* t. KXTS. j Aid'i.rs, i 25 Okxts. Ai-TIckets "ii sale at C. HUNT’S^* Oi*t2.Vllw I INDEX mirlMtt BULBS! A Fino, Hardy Let ef Imported Bulbs far bedding out as well as for winter flowering. HYACINTHS, FREE SI AS, i CHINESE LILLIES, AT Tbe Fuller Drag Store, AUGUSTA, MAINE. I

FOR GENTLEMEN S SUITS, CHEVIOTS, SILK MIXTURES AND CLAY WORS TEDS, ARE THE POP ULAR SELLERS. WE HAVE THEM THAT ARE CUT HI (HI T, MADE RIGHT, AND FIT RIGHT, AT PRICES THAT ARE RIGHT E. E. DAVIS CO., CITY CLOTHIERS AND HATTERS. nwnaiWAHrr Saturday, Oct. IS, DO Market I’ru es Today at GARNETT MSS. Chestnut*, 2-V. quart. Orange?. _*’»••. dozen. Banana*, ami due uoyen. Fancy hisr piece* or»t*h**« i l ceslred. ibo Violin |*taao. Ww. ft£KR' j I'roaptrr. Addrww. HARRY H. PKRRY, 1 .vt’.Mi ucli Lock Bmx U»l, Awau'U, k! ZpZ *Fr-tW-7-3v r- vty:7 if -r-™ Fiiiiisii Ddl Wc op:n this morning a very extensive assortment of

WINTER. The One Price Clothier, in ALLEN’S BUILDING. I AUfiU8TA, J1K.

-irr, r-M m w, I I ASH SONS Mgss 0 R A L L lANCIERS. new mm AM) NEW STYLES Throughout FOR FALL i Don't Be Tardy! THE BEST Wiil be Picked FIRST. Mas irkm Clothiers Hatters, 132 WATEK ST., AUGUSTA, MAINE, wpt^3dT,Ti*ufc'iat*f REMINGTON For Fifteen Tears tfte Standard A :i 1 tt> lay the most perfect ~:r nt nt M the *rit;rs-®a1, 1M)0. Text book* .tin! rol'ioo free. Board very muua »bte. Owe of the best jK-iKol* in NVw F.*eixw torrent u—ran*, urefesrtonai tr&laibg. h-.r in I p irticaiar* ilBiai, W. J. roSTBCLL, Goriam, Me. «eptJSeodJtwlyr The Kennebec Journal may be found on sale at the Chishrolm Brothers '’.inews stand, Union De cot, Portl nd. e. ..■.■■VWJ1,.,'— ojP Storv IS Short! We are over stocked with Clothing, Gents’ Furnishing Goods, Fine Woolens, and Trimmings for the Tailoring Trade, and must turn the same into money at once. In order to do this we have marked down our entire stock, and made lower prices than we ever heard ot for same quality of goods. If you are in want of Fine Custom or Ready- Made Clothing you had better call and see us at once as this is an op portunity you cannot afford to lose. S. Manufacturer and Dealer in tins Custom and Ready-JNe Clothing 190 WATER STREET, 2 Doors North Bridge Street AUGUSTA. ME. FOWLER HAMLEN, Have Crowded Four Floors With Bargains! There is no store ia Central Maine that carries the assortment :.o is or sells them at the LOW PRICES WHICH YOU WILL 'FIND HERE. Our CARPET STOCK is UNUSUALLY COMPLETE and we ten rhev; the FINEST LINE of Lowell Brussels. Roxbury Tape it: i and Extra Supers ever seen in Augusta and the Prices were NEVER SO LOW. When you can buy a Heavy, Good Style, All Wool Carpet for FIFTY-FIVE CENTS, you need not look further. _ _ CLOAKS. No SINGLE STORE in Augusta could show our Immense Line of FILL ffij WINTER CIRCCL1RS, JACKETS and CLOUS. all of which were bought before the advance and will be sold at i OLD PRICES. C u.tomers preferring a Long Garment will be fitted from Cast rears stock at about the COST OF THE CLOTH. The Demand for FOB CAPES ail other FUR GOODS has been unprecedented. It has been difficult to get the right style j and quality to fill orders, We have made arrangements wtih one of the Largest and Best Houses in America to upply us, an t we 1 will give you anything from the FINEST ALASKA SEAL down to the cheapest fur manufactured at BOTTOM PRICES. You can RELY ON GOODS AND PRICES FROM THIS HOUSE. Immense Lines of Plaid, Plain and Fancy Dress Goods with Silks, Satins and Velvets to Match for Trimming. In fact without enumerating thousands of Articles, you can i buy almost anything you wish at the LOWEST PRICES THAT !CAN BE MADE IN NEW ENGLAND. F O "%7Um Xj E n cfc HA 3V1LEJV, AUGUSTA, MAINE. 1 GOODS Hav. ttv. r bee:: b dl cheaper than they are offered the preaent day at H. M. GALLERT’S. »u: lU.r,' is overflowed with new ir.d attractive goods of Foreign and Domestic Manufacture SUCH AH Dress Goods, Siliis, 17elvets, Flushes, Shawls, Hlanlxets, 2?"io,xxxx.olst, Hosiery, Underwear, KLid Gloves, dbc. If m» i arc intending to purchase a LADIES’ CLOAK, M ssea’ or Children’s Cloaks, V ii il! 0 it of great advantage to «*all on u«, and x n i .e th many a tractive thing* tr are offering in Piui-li Jackets. Newmarkets. Sacques, Capes, Clo'.h, Jersey Jackets, Reefers, Etc. Our $25.00 Seal Plush r arm t h’a'* th» world's* record. It can not be ■ng! t p'.Bewhere for less than 837 6". Our $6 Heavy Cloth Reefer Id If O': 1 table 't $H.OO. Misses' Children’s Cloaks We have an mormon* assortment, ranging in priori from $2.o0 up to 820.C0. 3185X1 u have m old partner. I* U-ft over from last year. New. and nev w ar tT« rin?. H. 8c M. GALLERT, Corner Water and Bridge Sts. Augusta, Me. oet !t" 100 POUNDS 100 OF Spruce Gum AT Bowdiich, Webster Co.'s, ortr-tff KENNEBEC CONFECTIONERY MANUFACTORY Special Sale for Sat., Oct. 2§ CASAMELS, 25 cts. per lb. x?XtViOND SQUARES, 25.. l W. G. FIFIELD 119 Wntor Strcal, AUfuala, Mu. m.m,. i Watch for our nest. F. S. SMITH CO., I Are Offering a Largo Assortment of |*j FILL lit WINTER GARMENTS IN Plush Jackets, Sacques and Capes, Cloth Jackets, Custom-made G oods, \Vr> ulC'-ljr liiil riu ri tu CHEVIOT, BEAVER, TWILLS and KERSEYS. We are having a good trade on shawls. Our stock comprises I] many novelties, and oar prices are from $1 hO t? $18.00. Come and See Them. P. SMITH rib GO., z. rM.itiio'Mstoi c, |e. You pee wo have decided to make :i *j{rca! r-du iion in pri, with a piano, organ, o» a b.i.ji, ihiov.n iu. j .fn**t write ii* for particular*. j BEAN HAMLEN. HEADQUARTERS Fill! TUB— FAMOUS HOWARD SAUSAGE. FRESH STOCK JUST IU. TO TOE 0BT1W If «!A ifl HIT, i m --o- 1 ham I.AUUB I.iuk of Fisk Goons m Uist wili utnnUli 1 Fi*b lueOKTBb Cools in C.lHtU* ami Ui.jrt from *A1 to Sin. Sow i, the time to rotlte )our »tle.-?i.,n l-'ftire i|,e a.«»!iue.l is liroken. 9 You «U1 ft ml me .1 my new More 1X1 Waji.h Stbukt. 1

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rtardinrr SMrfrtiSfarais. Ein Ir» Ea to! it mi k»« f» ALL RIGHT! •M «fD ff» I* fM UMt'ii tM MA OSM VM HUNQRY MH1M tod fcatoVB btog 2ns t Ses&Aiary l Ei{t? Sun Of J. C. MORRISON, OKTO? MJLAMM. G«r^r, Maine. M* Young’s Hotel A* H>ttAwiw ADVICE TO DYSPEPTICS. 1 OVIK In l. "•■fur*. niliilil mil a tn it i1 I'int SK'SXK'VV'.’.x.v; final Mi'i** a'"'tie.I 1 JOHN M, Mi ALVIN, l,»w. M., _ M>itHt«« i*y rreaeurertuni la* Collector lit:I flat* UmiEFH. COMFOKTINK. Epps’ Cocoa. IIRKAKFANT. "By a thorough knowledge of the .rural 1 iw Which govern the upentlon* of digeation und nutrition, and I aeamul applh .tun of ttu* tin* proper tie* of well *r|eci-d Vr I H* Ui Crovtded our breakfast fable* t. It. itel) otored hoverag. v i.bh iiuv in many heavv doctor*’ bill* If i* l»v (in i idlemu* uac of auert article* of diet th •■■'•ttu' i i in' i»e grad* ally built ni.'intll atrotig ug'i r« r on tendency 11 u n> I r>r com miaalim kin.- oullii* kull lln* "f bruit. and riower* f. I,.« A. 1*. PM..ITT, •epIWleotlAwla Vurwnmid, Koebeater, N. V ort7eml&W1« np A p^wnbiv. vtiumiF nswttas. a'".|ew w-i c..« fcartll. iwmthl-.l.r. .11 lUewHaatMl *«ldbf r. MIHI'O. Mi.WMr’Uir. Male*. Utiltlir WrtdpwbMM oetrdeodA w Iw WANTED iriHH' Joining eonntle* t«OOI* I'lt Kiel -lead' wtvrk. No eaperient r* .tulrcd td.ir.•-* II IKKMI A% K r. V in t .VndA tn Wil l* kOHI U t I 1C |i i i I M M. VJ Halm of Tulip* at ft-. I'm giata, or by mall (or l,. I ectNrottlwlw PARI T™ HAIR UAL.SAM IWh V l« mV. i «tV* «ri*r r*)»« u> If Ornjr Hi.- tv> if* r. i’li or. Cue-1 e a .1 --v.--. a -n r *>..:iug. I 3U-. and j *t t m Pevker'a umjer To nun ITruo5T|;» '••tcS. Weak l *«g*. IVh I*. Ii hi. r«k* In -a MUHaiMUManetT THE NEW WEBSTER Jtm rOBUSHEO entirely new. /wEBSTERv\ l INTERNATIONAL j DICTIONARY Th* Anthcmu" tvmprUing the ewuea cl l»^. 7 e- i at, cv njrl,V.l pr"i»m ..IUm. un,.;- H,..r,.uchl. It A*»o wvd. sod N »r* the nAiu« ot VtMtr's In.erasliottil ttettOBary. CdlkgUI w rg Hpii tfeis tvtttioB hu been in pro|N« tor over Year*. No« leg* Ifvun frie Hundred paid editorial ■www hare nu$T. C. MKKRIAM CO.. PuMUhero. Mug. r. n. a •oMbypUNookwilerw. liiuetntudpamph.rt Uww •rtSKUkwIw s- .pgaagg PJuteMUEiTsPEanc I n™»_,«r^5S ftailg Xctmtbrf journal. 1*15*511, SIT. IS. Wi. CARDINER LOCALS. Hr*. B*rj Johnsoa i* $av* wk »t htt *oaut oa Seel 9 ret U Tie K'.Miia* at Pjiium work lit KT.igh'* 'U'ffT't Monday e«*aicf. f IUr.A.%. I.vh» ti?o.e next Sunday w R fc« **TW Great C«anw»aJ«wr*t" R-v. 1. P. il^uby of Bvh, will oceapy ir*e pulpit st tb* UuJ*ermi!f. ha*age of Aug ux a aodO. f. S*v *g* of Santa Bom, Cal., were in toe city yest rda/ on a brief visit. Cadet Fort*9t. and L eat William* wi 1 hold f«r«w*U service* at the Salvation \tmy barrack* on Hacd«y. A ihdagat.oa oI lea member* of acton K rgreen attended th*- public installation *wistoa i«*irvesjag, j I. r. A. J*. Ladd and other* will address t ukt Gardiner lie for m club at Temp* r am s Mali hondey afternoon at o'clock. L»> body invi.ed. At the y. M. C. A. rooms on Sunday al ii r r* at I >;ixk, Ktv. K. W Jtnkiaa ri: .filter an address for you'-' men U1 yon g m in the erty arc /id ally iu Vi C«J. A Jackson of Farculagdaie one of the itaattcbtst frien1» of tm- electro- rai.rutd I and toMta'it pa'ron, i* bating a cross walk U 1 from the sidewalk io front of hi* house to th•; track. 1 Now KugJaf.il Souvenir I’octs Ton/* i abin t ..my 1* booked for th* Opera House '11. usdsy even ng neat. The cor«. y pit, at the National II- «u r the ait.r uoon and evening pTevi: m. Mi** I>«i‘% Newell, who has l/e^n ao dung- mutly i I f«»r n-v-ral mouth* put, is rap ly convalescing an.l is now able to stt up*Hil cat an occasional nieil with the family at the dinner table. Thursday afternoon wlnlo out goualng. \lr. Ami Mivenport eapiurod a fln,.* speei men of 0*1 w!ii11 .ion of birds Lu I) idl *y, wbowasarre t ul Thursday charg'd wi.ii fU-aling n fair of blanket*, i* up I• fori* Judge Lirrabji* yvs’.erday iwid ai'j i.lge 1 gui-ty. He was given .»0 lay* in j»il and un ni'.tcJ. The blankets id ,ngi-.l to (’apt. Johnson of Randolph a i l w/fD Molen lust Monday. A ho f of you! 4 men wi:l 1 ::td tin* ring i.-.g lift Usptist church tomorrow m, the serv.. being iec.a/y de \ot‘ d >ouii4 men. The service begins o .1 will on uni *t that boor throu tn- a i Her Sm i #r mol bepins at I 1 h "Convention Day Sunday •.J* o i x* rein-, which was p-.stpom d fr m hit S.i* d.-iy. will be given in the everi 'g M i-. r liy u i| !)iitf»tte Mr. floaard Fr.end who fur t past few )»'»m lie* If n herd salesman at Ntmlley’* H-.iston Dry Good* store *«*r«vc«l hi" con n> ion w it!i *h flrui yesterday, ami left fur hi- old home ia Skowh gm wlrrre li) will engigw in,business. Mr. Friend has been ii Gardiner for neatly x years, and in tbs' t me his won n avy friends who wi l Miev'c'i regret lis departure for other II, it a ill join with the Journal in wlshii g I im continued prospf rity. On- i f t c diost painful Hctili nts which has cecuired in ibis vicinity recently oc curred to Mr G.’o T C.x. an agfd resi dent of Fsrmirgda'- On Thursday fore ro^n while Mr x was at work on a stasii g il suppott liroke letting him fall a distan c of about ten feet to the ground, II- tmek aquarsly on bis face with eueh for.-e *s to break the bone in the nose, one uf th i he* k bones :m I bally Isccra e ’he rt *ah on ilu» fa,-e Dr. Turner was called ml dris«>'d the wounds It is I i*s ttian a v-ar *g» th%t Mr. (Vx -iff red a frac'ure of one of l»is aims. _ A* a bttiiners advertisement, A. I. Silij liex*n i of this i ity, advtrtis'd in one f th* )o *al papers, a heme of givi? g a t >-ko’. in a go d wa«ch t> the person pwr ehasirg soy goods ia his More. The mat j ’er was trongtt to the attention of tbe l l ust i>fHoe il-partm*nt and th* eirejD »n i f I’m paper tm u meg the advertise ni; i t was ordered stopped until it wax re irov, I. rt* it w*« held that the mat'er came j nrd r t'., *v is* which has re n y teen pass*ed by Congti It is te l lieved to be th- flisi c.3nj tj be tried since the passsg* of the law HALLGWELL LOCALS. Heath nturned from Boston on last nig ill's ir.iiu. K. v E-l *nr l (''in-* will proAcli tomcr row at t it* Old South. j Ardoraon returned Thu:!day mng from a day's Binning, with fire pait r.dgcs and one duck to l is credit. Bat WlH i r. uch i morrow at the I’tiinrtaJitt church, at i Id. 30 o ock. Ihsise s^rv c.* i i the eve a i r. The IIaMowtiI L'ramauc hive been engaged to pu^cr.e cf t uir p’ays on tfc* stage a* South Ga: liner nuxt Wednesday evenr g lor the bench: of Hildreth 1‘ost. (l A. U. 1 The liallowell Bcnevol ut Society, will meet for work and busirejs. with Mrs. E. Howell, on Leonard Street, next Tuesday after coon at 2 o'clock A full attendance is di tod. It it rumored one of our society young Ud.es is cow tskinsr instru rtions in the art of beust keep.'g I n whi*p?re.1 that the cause of this new move on h*r pait is the i teotion of matrimony. S. I>. Glazier ami J. H. Lord, two roted gante-s c-f this place, spent ThuTslay in the woods, after the birds. On their re turn at night, they had bagged fourteen woodcock and on partridge. Tb? Ephworth League of the Methcdi.-t Society of tb s citr, are discutting the question of the purchase of anew pisno for their use. A committee has been appoint ed U> i xamine the difierent makes now on the market. The Augusta, liallowell and GarCiair preacher*’ meeting will be held in the vei try of the M E. church. Halioweii, on next Monday at 3.30 P. M. Evangelist Martin is to be present to address the meeting, and all interested workers are invited to be pretent at this meeting. J. F. Bod we it and L. D. Merchant, Secre ttry,of the Halioweii Granite Co returned on the Thursday evening train from an ex tensive business trip of tea days to Chicago. New York aad Philadelphia. While away they had under consideration acTeral largo i i At !ke co»?$Kes*«j l*r.dm4 H u Celia iiurd. *uff by but* t&bisg b tt ft»r4 »Twrc*** eras frma it eowww »*fe M*. Wyman, tb* _ eostrartu 9a ilia te®ou«*:: ag ska b gt. act oof h*- *v ttst stb fieri weaeber fe* i wrol wir« e3** be fin ah i fey h* U*i of fct>9 §f*t ae'fc if next mxuh. Us now pitting tie naej i g o^ia tb» rono# tu tie are n! efery 'i he fi.> r# ate [HaflvW and neat we*k tb-t pti cipal# ro mti-lbe >t*&f far the pa n m, li if. M .r*u> *i t at -te con'r.es to tie earn work in*fc*ad of Cogan 4 Co of Ah***’* is r p)f«i a few da? a ago. M*l» r. «».r of it* ibotc*o>, H-.o n cj ;i who at* emj loy*d iftregaiaurg n: th. n power *u |j»* f iie K trie tad ro 4 In tJ> roira^-r. The rlijck mi a ao*t vere on but net n-ee»,ari);. •n.ua. It paa*» through Lit body for o sly a ftw accord* when be »ucc#s ied rn wrenching b:m*.-tf free. Ab>ut 75 member* of lU* Mtthoiiat eburcb of tW* ci y, on Thu** lap evening; dim u*ar d the q attain a about “Admitting the «*om-n to the general Conference." Exer ci*« n were opened by *ingirg. Mr*. Frank Rn’«e!l pr able and hard worker. Laving i.rough: the m.-mberahip from 117 to 13l», beeides ex tiiig a d*»l of iitirest among mem- j ber» in s-huvc li work. WATERVILLE LOCALS. Kcvs. Bullock and Co Ming wiil exchange palpi tomorrow forenoon. Atm;h~r hotel elmr ge in ieported, Geo. 3tf»kpoJ>.‘ nellirg hi* iotereat in t ;ty Hot* i t hi* partner. M.nr*hsll Hbvi-j. A correspondence table lav been added' to t fixture* in the Y. M. C. A room#. So th »iio have occasion to write* a let-1 trwil find it a cotiVcr.;*-:.ce to drop ini .lit re. '1 u ;.nic Division, Sons t 'I inperance, I In this r!tv, ia a healthy orgu i/.iti >u ar.d j hid a guod representation at the grand Ixlge w h>ch ha# been in session the past w k «t Chf Bra. If sou want a first das* new piano or ot- 1 gi r a # the number of ore hundred, bad I a iocial gathering at their hali Tutday evening. There was a abort stage an mu- j aicai entertainment, an 1 an oyst.r sujp't was served. Seven lirdr»d f>ct of 2 Finch sewer pipe have been received by the department, and if the weather is favorable, work will be commenced cn the Abrams Broik sy« t in t the plain#, on Mind#'. and be to tinue I a# long a* it can lie done to advan tage. I: is nrt unlikely that quite a delegation of O ld Fellow# will g> up to Fairfield, from this *y, tomorrow forenoon, to heat the s-rraon which Itev. S. G DavU is t«. pr* ai li in the I'niveria’iBt ebu-eh. on the "ttbj-et of 0*11 Fellowship. It i 1 he an able disc ourse bv an able man. A I i4 fair for th benefit of the Y. M V. has bean goirg on in Portland th s week, and .n Bangor the Lada# of tt« Vuxil.ary are gating ready to hold one We suppose Watervilie will step into line ■n due tin:* A few hundred dollars would h Ip out the Association here auiax'.ngly. The Watervilie ChrUtisi i T- niperar.ee largie is the name ad noted by the women of it- rville who have banded theniselv** egeth-r to work for the bett«-r enforce uut.t of the liquor law in this city. Another me* 11 !g of the League ill he held at the Wall Parlors next Mcnday afternoon at 1 oYl.uk When egg* are bringing 27 and 2d eer.t per dozen in the market dealers begi i tu sell the hen fruit that Ins been in s orage waY.rg for a rise, ard the result i# Uiat onaumers pay for an article that is not frt.-h to s*v the least This i# a good time F >r I -.s keepers to lee how few eggs they .*ti git along with. The Journal** readers in Watervilie will i be interested to know that work on the new hotel at North port Camp Ground i« heir.}.: vigorously pushed. Sixteen men are now i employed and other# will be added as ao:n j as they can worked to advartage, and the structure will I-■ all closed in before winter e in Mr Leslie K. t utter tin* architect. The death claims paid ii September by •the Equitable Life Assurance Society, atucmutel to S'!0i»,249.12. A fall list of j the names of the snared to whose heirs this large sum was paid, r >ge-h;r with their r #idenee. occupation, amount of claim, pruninms paid showing >st to toe bene ficiary), is published in the Fquit-iMe Kec erd for October. E H. Fox i# agent f >r the Equitable in Watervilie. We heard a member of a prominent w boh #aie grocery firm ia Portland, and who himself scli* goods on the road, and has done so for many years, say that business j in Ids lice had not be«*n so good since the I year which immodiat Iv followed the close i of the war. ami be sa d that *o far a# he "is able to judge from what be Saw and hoard, things were also boomirg in other branches of trade Coming from the man it did, the statement impress*' 1 us as being important. Dr. H. F. Benson was in pradice in this i ci y a short time some eight or n ne year# ago. and afterwards located in Dixmont. where he has buiit up an extensive prac t.ce. which be La# lately #*>11. together 'with his residence there, to Dr. II. A. King, who Las been at Newport the past two year*. Dr. Besson sell# because of hi# inability to drive as much as he is obliged to in attending to all the call* that 1 are made for his service*. Lie a son of the Ute Dr. John Beeson, who died several year# ajo ia Newport li you will send us your address, we wUi naU you oar ;.iMtr»te*i pamphlet explain tag ail about Dt. Dye** Cerebrated KSce\r> Voltaic Belt and Appliance#, and tiiei? charming effects upon the Borrows debili tated system, and how they wiii quick;? j restore you to vigor and Manhood. Fan» pblet true. If yea are thus afitawd rs I will send you a Beit and Appliance# oi a triaL Voltaic Belt Co., Kar*u*'i. Mien ts*ViiA»liL -e Clevelands Again Ma>wy* Ahead. Present U. S. Got. Chemist, A. F. Underwood, says: Having exami oughly tested the leading brands of baking powder, purchased by myself in open market, I find Cleveland’s Superior Bak ing Powder the best in quality, the highest in leavening power, and per fectly wholesome." CUSffltoLHaamJL4 V. B. Qmrt. Ch—sist, 1800. IJUPHEME JUDICIAL COUBT. Kennabac County Octobar Term 189U— Hou. L. A Erntry, Justice Preaiding W. 8. Cmoat*, Jerk, is. T. STkTkif*. Biter:? ttuBL Smith, Reporter. Friday, Oct. 24. Brown v*. HuHiagworth Co. The enti'e day wh O'-cupk-d. Tut* defense claim hit they have exerei«$d ail proper fare in r eon. traction and protection ct their machinery and that at tb, u\\ Brooklyn ri fif.er’i will be cloinl down, by which shout 2,000 men will be affected. Tin ci-tctorof tfco Brooklyn Sugar Hefinerv Co. says that his works will remain clou* Hi re*: C, .Ivv suck, 100 acres, no eswiutL* on build in;'!; l>, *h. 2 acres: K, mineral pa v vires: F. machinery bsll, 2'l sens: O, transpcrtaf'on. 20 hire*, beside* open "pnee-, I, elect deal palace, t sort*; ,1, nunu lecturer's palace, 2" acres; K. fine arts (cillcry, 5 acres; Land M, cu_* build* iiig, .1 acre*. STAJtE NiBWS. Aiouilonk. IGUELO. Mr David l„i'io»:i xn h ul h t preferred, 5~ Ind., Bloola. k West, A Orrmha, Mian. AS. L., *l Qo t.r-{. ,-rvd -4: u'i j re.erred, i Texas I’ac'' Mi urf I’aciLo, Union I’lir. I Northern l*. irte, Wab.,h Louie A •it preferred, ‘4^ F.vcific, Nor'hw- m rn, 'u*,; d». preferred, ao preferred, 'j Wertcm Unien, Bu.tar. rtvvr York Pro'f.nce Miikut Ni;w YfftK. U**t.21t kf.oi-a—Receit t®, fivn-pkr*; export!, i.tnJ.i bbL-, rales. \'-u K*q ..aouiuou.! Inoiud i in* City mill mini, *0, j -.iten’, f5 on t«» tt; sucerdne, cc*. gs ,0 export a. o.i-t* «a!ei IK* higher; No. spnn*-: No 1 *e do, >5. m> kx— ,’air; Rio, fa r, j StOAR—Raw ririu. rvunt-d tlrtn d-tuxnd— i fair. crushed 5|A>. -x ra crushed, J Ja*:; whits i extra crashed. j>c e* v.a* .*i; grasaU d, St. PBTROt-Ki y—sluaUy^ 4U7i*‘; 1 i*.-RK—. Bkxt—Steady Lard—dull. west«*m vram, >t■ .4^ jA elo i iu* AS city steam,#4 i*> refined auci; oos.tixex.1 «6 vet; 4--. Brrts.R—Mate dairy. It a do creamery, j T« a 2*1, weaiern dsurs. To a 17., do ereamery, ii a do factory, 8id. Br.TTXU quiet, vextera dairy 7^*11; d» cn in- 'j, ITaiCL ClntUR—Strooger* quiet; State, T.-.v:; fxncy #tal>i I r jv»>h4s *o t*~- ''weak. Cbica go Market. CHI' AOt>, Oct. .4. KuiCR—Firm, nor fau**-'. i 'A :nuiT—4tr*n. higher. No. w«tr.n* 1 alou No red ICO nTOYt foici-Ar.i'- >o okg>-r. Mo. 2, 4i* aAt t. I DAT*—Arrive, us seta-d. N .2 4! ;a4T Ktk— tafiat. ba*ut-;s«>. j Pork—Oi*^ tfjtaidr rt Sr-3 3CaIC *.7, La ri\—Steady 50a(A*S^. LaiUes who Talue a refic^ii citspieBOt I mint n"* P. rronTi Fow ier. Ici.rddocca t •olt »n*I b«8titifol skin. r.ct.2 11 wiolrnt A yosrax ro«.a, H. Lint. »a* ar re* eil io Frdty for beiuc fugitive itvut jofUff. I!«* wR7t>'1 J3 IFitir, N. i FI., for securing $Sy by f*i*e tmenn*«. DR, WOODBURrs jgTjMTf in amall xinp k*«sf«l dos Ktinialatf-s liver it r«*n»Yve»l ac y. p r anno* the ao "m&Eum MF tivu of tin KHru\v4 and HPA Bladder, and i aaai h ii a t e 3 yjp** Malaria ami Uhttumatifui qnkkly. 1 a

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b j; h i DISINFECTANT. I for B.«k of lm*ncaom. *c e l el^xUmtopcoiM t h A CORRECTION Watt Presided Small Bald to tfcoCol- J by S.udema -Nj Bottrc'.lcn Upcn ice S:ste C Bo»«. 1 Portland Press. 14j W4TKKVUXK, Mu.. Oct t2. 1*90. j j To the Editor of the Pres* DfcAK 8ik r—As year Wuterrille com*- b ponder:! has given the pr a brief report of remarks net i lteuded for the public, it j mi just to ask space in year columns j for the remarks in ful1, which i am able to v famish a* they were rea-1 from note*. t The occa ion of the talk a* a newspup- r r ,i»tide with reference t» «l»t* Matte Stale oi .;e wh en I have gowl rea-trs t>; U V most ut jett y and ungenerously I-] re dec d upon the adciiuteiration of thaf- j .►uuuun Th* *entecc up n wti-h Iji >mraer.t.-d psrttcttlavj wan a* follow*: j j Toe Atu tutu Relieve, and the people irAuj t are familiar with the college will agree J j icitk then, that under proper handling. c such a* the Colly and Hondo in student* j c j kare. for instance, there would not period- j icci'iappear in the Maine papers sensa t •ic rial reports of hazing and the consequent tuspensiaa of students at the Maine State f j C leg*:’ t In con meet ng upon tlis psragra;nl j ,i, Nothing could he more untimely than I ii suggestion contained betwein these hner. The pres nt head of the Ma ne i Snte College has stood at hi* post like a j hero urirg the h-‘ twenty ye*r«, n.ak ng ff.-ads for the insititions; developing it* ui« ti atumg i’s plan*; securing j hr/ incial a*# -tan v. until he i» now sb’e t t n immediate pMHpect the real zition ;deals through the appropriations f by tie national giveranu-nt. .Fust at i ;ii time criti i« *:»r: up in various quarter* f v.ri lpr sum.- to it form the administration t ,w rhe dleg. u/h: to b rt gulated. j i i lid observer* must c rtaicly beli?v»- Ini m)Ocr cm be bettor informed about J j t‘ sui.--* sts of the institution than thn»e I ho have been its udmiListratnri during j these struggling yenr* I -The writt r of these commects does not j appear to real:/ that no government in the t word, civil, ec. lesias i a! the students at Orono, hur ,u!d seem to be much fairer, from 1 nti that I have observed, to judge that the -tcil'n a themselves arc half a century be ir.d th times in th-ir ilea# of civil zation, ;U;m to barge that the Faculty are respon- sible for \iie trouble of which the news- papers !*vva* contaired exaggerate 1 reports. But thti poirt liicii particularly con f Its hi tout Bo do in ard Colby have acquired a pputstion which makes the u«- .-papr rs a \1 ylcrj. both in Maine and in o'tier stnti-s sav how they manage ii» gs at Bowdoin an 1 Colby This repu teti ci does not re*t cu .maginary groundt. rhircisa-tateofthtngsioib.se colleges n w;.le contras' with tint in many colbgts ot the country, but thi# ti^wipaper inter pretation doe# not go to the bottom of the explanation 1 Ir is ultcge li-'r a mistake to suppose i that tin* different‘handling’of student* at i Bowdoin an l Colby accounts for thi dif fer. co bet* eon us ar d many other institn tio‘ s l thi I ui.derstand Colby studentB 1 pretty well, art l l bad an opjortuni'y dur ing my visit to Bowdoin las: Sunday to g. t rvi Tm m that the Bowdo n students rcM-mble you. and that you rmemble them, very cIjm-Iv, in general attitude tnwards 1 college affairK. Mi1 explann’i in i* that the students of Bowdoin am! Colby never had •1 sip h a ii'V‘1 dfgrve of self-respect as they have t*Jay, and this srlf-resp-et makes 'him gorei n thrrnse/ees to escape the humiliation of being governed. In exterral »u!e w hen there is eoncchusnes*of enligbt- nment and judgment enough for self-rule is very s gi iScant that while indifferent- j r on. r n the one band, and corruption, on j ih -otiier, are so invading c ur rnuMcipia! and S*ate and national politics that we iiav,- i i many case* unc n»cionsIy turred tree rnatitet on* into abject slavery, this «».’d spiri; f self-government by ritfbt tfj cor.se.ei.ee and integrity and compet-nce; 1 for government i* fining it# best repre-1 >e: t*.ti ves in some of the Ameticta colieg j 1 believe that the influences which are to; tirify opr politics and bring back Ameri j an iustiiutions to their trg'nil ideal, if j j U i y are fever brought back, are to come j jirgeti from these nest American colleges o which the studen’.s appreciate and apply ,h American If-goverrmentidea. .id not take up tld* *nt ject ss a text 1 r exhortation, but I wi«h t call vour H«t*ntiou particular!/ to this fid. which iiUi'-i lets i ot (v, namely, that Bowdo n ard Iby have at last reached a pUne of rival >v o’which the old m*.holarly and urmanlv riii oriM's can and will be tli-own aside, in r v that we msy provoke each other to I .i* work- The two faculties feel t‘is;( h f» 11« tb« spur of the other #enterprise, j j h two student bo i s Fuve b?«n more or i j b‘*« i ou‘ci ui* of it for some ti ne. This is i lind of nvdlry that is tetlthy and I hope t w ill »1* av continue. '1 h* Colby tacul y i iterd i d j their part toward* conflrmirg .h» good name of the coil ge. snl. as sjid last year, the Co’bv s’udents e«n some respect* d more than the faculty j \n it va> of establishing the college rep utation. We all like to see »n enterprise‘gu* wh-r: we have stuck in it. W.- are all rha'eho'iteis :ogetl»*r in the reputation of i o by This rew-paper criticism of the Jfesi. e StatCollege gives in^ eppor:unity to ,tep Company's! Simp*. N- C wvj I sell a great deal of It. Bui Cough Strop, for every one who fries it likes it.*’ ••Th*re are mere tings ?n betvea and «ar.h noratio, than are dresmt of iu your phi «»*ophy Of course 1 Why, those obi duffers su’Tered horribly with aches and pai and didn’t ard couldn't know that .Salvation Oil would cure them. I The introduction of minirg maebims into the mine* abtut Ti tsturg, Penn., i* s causing the miner* consider* bb* un°«s r.ess. j Toe genera) us*1 of machines would admit 9J of ih»- pcrformat« of the work hv 10,000 men which n iwr requires 25,000. The m ner« contempUite a crusaii# against the machines. The Way n»de Clear. >w of tbe m d init*M*l>»t*e!r> to in tie- way mca U plntc-d ri^tit in th- mi>ld of t!v- road u.-aith ll«w to rf-to’-- ar»*t to main i ;a'n a rvj»u!ar bahit of brdy an.i .lijp—lion is too oit*-D a jrwrfe of aeaUtrsa ud, nnhappily, of vain iw.ju»r> *t uotaeceasarv to tav-ixti agsinat i Urax-jr parjatirr*. Tfc-> who havr u»il th-m -■mtfuiM**-1)' kaow the c»,n«- 'jot-uce. A n-tr.-fir whifh Bait— ti»«i cciioii oi a rvpilarts* m» dicta* :>*4d« wfcki 'liat -a a t>.nic both for thou* ib- liver anrttuU,; i «e* c:> laxBiiv- at haud. it tfv 'bo— t ha»f--li aaeoa-tifHtioBBi attar«« of btii JMsuxi-- wiik-»i ev-a p-opt- asunraiijr g h-olfiry. M.viari*. dv«tp* pota. rb-Bmo'ixa j.nd 1 (tide**?* trotttd— ar» r- arikif Bbd pn>r-nhr4 by 1 th.- B;rt*rx. L^peorv is s hideous disease, but the sum 1 tcvte.l of ail evil* i« dea'h. anyway, and utflv forms of death re*nbin* from coogL* *(-d colds are prevented and cared by the t mely use of Adamson's Bnt»n c Cuugb Baisim. •ctSOdAwlw “I cft«n prescribe Johnson'* An»!yne> Liaiascn. J-r F/ysipelas.” nil pfcyutdso j to u*. i -L'nivowal hotisebild r-medf/' is the II ft m^rn peopl sum lot Jotn«o**!i Aru dyi*e Idoimtai. oc*2*«-4 of twelve ’adi#* feeadel ty Mrs. K. F- Grubb. K ate Lecturer. The1* j out iu a bedy m the sil wn early yestsr -t»tr morning ard attempted to persuade Fr Uet to close. He d*cHa*d to. aod »hs ;«di#i tusoscc In® close >h f piece a great crowd was attracted t tb* place. The supply of crigi tal packages held cut not quite an hour, but the crowd t avenged tier place a 1 day. Eich hour tbe tidies, who had brought tb*ir praver books sod hymnsls with *hem, held a hritf prayer i me* i g and pleaded with the proprietor ol b* saloon to close the place. Fritz I was obdurate, and al hough be had said every i drt*p of o.igiaal ptekage fluil he refused to ••‘ose the place. The worn-n remain*1 all i dav ard did not cease their labor* until *'X I*. !fl They *ay th-y will contiaue be rusade un'il they persuade Fii z»l to quit bcsicess. ___ $1,000 Reward. Alive or Dead. Mlskookl. r. T-. Oct. 2*—Some two years sgo Ned Christie, then a member of the Ch.rokee Coonci*, for some unknown 1 reasMi wa; Lid Deputy United States Mar shal Dsn Maples and a,- s*»mated him, s n.v which time he ha l*e n scouting The o-itla* a^d s-v-n of his conipauiotia were re n ly broug11 to hay by Deputy Cu tvd Staus Marshal Ward and three of i I,is posse. Tbiy have two Jog houses i built in an advantageous place, having pntboUs arranged for a cross fire on the j only approach to their rendezvous. The officers, being outnumbered. b?lievtd it proper to retreat in good order rather tlian make an attack when trie o Ids were largely sgain»t them. There is a reward of $1(KX> for Cbriatie. dead or alive, and a well or g nixed plan is believed to be in contem plation. by which the most daring criminal of the Territory will be either killed or csp*ured. __ Verm out Lumber Men Happy Kite.and. Vc Oct. 21 —Lumber men espt daily at Burlington and Rutland, tbe Lading markets, will receive great benefit from the removal of the Canadian export duty on logs ia accordance w ith the ar rangement between Sir John Macdonald Mi l the United States Government which th.y aid Northern New York lumber tner chants were paitly ias'rumei tal in secur ing. Upon the reduction of the United Sfates customs duty on manfactured lum ber from $2 to $1 per thousand the Cana dian Government removed its export du’y on logs. It was foreseen that unless some reciprocal arrangement of thi* kind could ba secured with the Dominion Government the destruction of the) American forests was cert*ii within twenty ytars. The duty has been removed on export log# by Canada and our rate on plain tawed lumber conic quenUy ii now $1 a thousand feet. Whitaver Fracca Dote, Geimaoy Ia B .utd by Her Eogagemanta.’’ Berlin, Oct. 24.—The Hamburg Nach riebt-n, in an editorial supposed to have been inspire 1 by Prince Bismarck, points out the danger of tbe suggested igroring of the second clause of the Frakfort Treaty, in connection w ith the customs union with Amir a The article contains this declara ii »n Whatever France does. Germany is bound by her engagements. Her only remedy »i I be to cancel or modify the clause, which no Genniu etatc.unan would dream of doing." It ccn dudes thus “It i* imperative to dictate a policy which will avoid sowing the germ of differences with Frarc* in agreement* with Austria. If a depute is once kindled on account of th* Treaty of Frankfort, w ho can foresee the :*n*eqacnceaU’

Almost Certain They Hava Got He i oaaay'a Murderer*. New Ori kam. Oct 24 —Acting Cheif rf Police Jcunne anl Chief of Detectives 1 Malone ssy the work of the''police in tbe Hennessy assassination case is about finish 1 ed: that the gu ley parties are undoubtedly under arrest, and (he e*ilc nee to subttan tia’e this is alresdy in the possfs»ion of tbe officers. There may tea few mere unini 1 rortant corroborative facts to be picked up, but tbe police are satisfied »i'b the e» dence they have. Next Tuesday, Oct. 2*. j is the day fixed upon which the detecriv. s 1 j will be realy to go lu’.o tha tx limiting trisl j ol the flft -en m» n now und*r arrest. Four ’Irf these are charged directly with th- mui 1 1 der. while tbe o hers are charge with hnas roon as contracts can be Jet j Aiiout s xty acres of tbe submerged lamia w il be used. 1 lie Wats ard Means Com i m ttee reported t j the Board that the sub f i tn> r**d land on the Lke front c» u!d be j he filled and piled for less than $700,000, i and pledged its If to provide $hOO,('H» for 1 that purp!«»n. I He was unable to find fixtures in any ts r tabli-hment in London that pleased him as 1 wcil as those fumi-bed by the Pittsburgh f tb m. and it is also asserted that tbe c ost, e tf r »ll shipping cxptntes, was much low y er thin fixtures of the s»me grad.- »n be r] purchareJat any pl»ce In Knglard t Ohio Extra f e*af.r a non partisan bea d of improvements for t iocicnati to b* pointed f\ Major Mos>-vt to hold until Aprd. when suce*'«0’s ihall be e ec'ef. A jo nt Senate and Huur for tte Uftitrd Stab s 203. F«r the corr. spond v ing week last year here were 188 failure* in the Uo:t*d St* e«. The bn»in*ss fsi repo««4 to Brad d streets r umt^r 2*2 the U« i ed State* tiiis week, sgaiost 190 *Ur tlr»* wtek last ye»r. >t; Will M««t at Watnv he lx 1892 d; Chicago. Oct 24—Tbe Delta Upsilon JjBecetjr «-?.»nvefiU«m th t mi rntng seiecte 1 j llarvaid Collese Caabrdge, as tbe place h of mee*y- ,"'s V.

v 4 This is 1S93. A Wise Choice. Nj w osk, Jiii;.- i.'.. 90 All other reports 0:1 Baking Pow-l-rs siga.-d by or pur- porting to be signed by me are based nvecigasioas mads several years a"t>. t In view of the present controversy a> to th' purity and v. aole- someness of baking powders, I bare b- to inaan a chemical examination of the leading ..n -•'e l|iaed are cream of tartar, bicarbonate of soda {both of the h.y ie>: puru\ and a little t’.our to preserve the stsem;t My analysis also shows that **C *ve!.tr.a s r ee train ammonia, alum, or other substitute 1 Owing to the purity, strength, effective ness, and constancy of composition of Cleveland’s Superior Baking Powder, I have adopted the same for use in my home. Hknry A. M> l’li. LI.. D. I ate V. 5. Government Chemist. The beautiful Mature. ••Will The> Coiwent a large mag-Plicent cugun mg. k'\ an uct copy of the original painting l»y Ivwall. which *i.t for wi’.l !l,‘ purchaser of three small package* of Wax Starch. I hi* great -:i r i* n r'1'' I-.*. which the present will be ommitted and the Htaieh sollupoiiit* n M" n.-iu i im r pack»ge. Ask vour grocery for Wax Starch, and obtain Mu.* l> m.l i. p. tt» octadMWkatla 1 UK VY A STAllf HIM. CO., kuk, Death of an Outlaw Who Had Killed Seventy Man. Mi skooki I. T Oct. 24.—“Old Ton> ■$iarr," one of the most remarkable den o-radoe* n this coui try. is dead. lie 4 Cherokee Indian. »ix feet and four inches in height. *t'sight as an arro*. and at th time of I is d.ath nearly eighty years of age. This rem*rk»l> e man came west with hi* father, when the Ch'-roluvs were removed to this part of the country. A bitter feu 1 arose over th sale of the house of the r> n man, east of the Mississippi, between twi factions know'ii as ill Nidge and II *ss par ties. Old Tom's ft h. r belonged t> lit Nidges. He w*s shot down in hi* o*i d or by a patty of «he eremy. Tom killed hree «>f the party on the spit, and ill mi hr b-*gan a war on the enemv in «hich seven iy people as estimated by the Ch roke> Council, were slain by him. About Afreet years ago the Cherokee Counml enure into a treaty with Tom. sirce which ccm pmaiise he has ive 1 a quitt and exemplar' life. 1 During the days of his warfare again* 1 is Ind an foe there were many deeds of desperate daring placed to his credit. By him a tux collector in Crawford county Ark., was oveitaken in the mountain* murdir -d and robb »d of $10 0 'Vat Cray son, a Cherokee, waa roll) Sun Starr ar i idinp j good-by to the Min «'er» b* f'H" t«* see* pt aa tru-1. but lie in p* xai n of fact* h; o» i g tlni such w*a nut ih; rase Upon on i or o o»h« r p* ints he 1m-I t, *i important infm liio de Jar, eiro, on the 2«);h n*t rf the Brazilian J r ava! squadron ord r»d to r*tu*n he ccrn 11 merit* paid the B*»«i ian Hag ty the I S. »quarirr way. She had a f-rgo of IJio> tens of he and wr.« xpectej to arrive early in Hrp em bei. tut h? >i* rfetsi *ed by a const ml *ies of gal1* an 1 hurricane*. She pa-sod the hark Britat n a. which is also a dcla>ed ice-la'fen vessel snl li*a about one thou* and tons of ice on board. G sphlte I Cuba. Havawa, Oct. 24.—Grapbita ha* been discovered n« ar S*ncri hioritua, ar.d tp t owner* f the m»ne interd to conmier.t working immediately in oi m-ctiun with J some American capital)* a. a« the mincra’. which i* as good u tba’ of Siberia, ran be sdrgetageoaaly diape sad of in the United i l States. Klog riabvr to ba Oklabcm* a Capital. Gtthrie O T Oct. 24 —C ouncil today I p*a*e1 a bill locating the capital at King j Fisher, but it* most zealous advocate* are j fearful of it* fate at the Governor's baud* r I How is Your Blood? I I lad a malignant braking out no my leg below the knee, and waa cured nxind and wen with two and a half bottle* of 8. 8. 8. Other blood medfcdnea bad fail ed to do me any good. Wax C. Butt, YorkrUk, 8.0. I ■■■■■■il EEEI 1 wta trembled from childhood with an aamtmed ame of Tetter, and three botllre of 8. 8. 8. cored me penna “•Hr- Wuutx mien, Manndlle. I. T. Oor oook on Hood and Skin Dbeaeea mailed free. Bwjrr BrmciFic Co.. Atlanta, Ga. 1 Chattel O* k Olfcia $25,000 f t Foil# ol 1890 Hahtioui», 'tiMi Or‘ ‘.'I. The dire- or* «>f Charier Oak Dr.u g l’.»rk have de i* d. d to offer 00 t-r foul* of I8:m». $H> OOOto he tr.tt f >r n D'.'l. *!mm) m 1894, 52th) pmt,iu vi li >j> a’ pro vi ion* for non wr mrs .n 18T- i i ettrt in 1894 for ^ICO. BFAFIKB FBOM MAINE WIRES. At the races at Keitnchui k, Thursday lif er no Sum t. r .1 of Kennehunk, won the 2..’i(» i Ihs tiray Dsn. n-’ord; Pride of Kayp:. third. By J. W Do iga i. E ij cf Bangor, am-iler n-jinw. o i tie ground tfiit ttie dtten.M'l «m of ur-stiomt mind whet'*l e mad» t. The it ion of Judge Burg-. >m su-ta ii d ti i I Fire Friday nigh', at Wheeling, W. Va. -I -airoyed the euttmg. tubing ml »o grav pg d •pH'lril n of the I! dd»« tlluM Work* boss, §/r>.Ooo; ptrii-.Ilv i --irel. Nothing On Earth Will HENS JK^* LIKE Sheridan’s Condition Powder! H |M ah-'I'i*. Iv pure Highly -it* five, *1 1 *1 5i.»JI San »-nn.oM pal.i. .pm- i«i,i He.»l "tani'n r anh. L o' 'url'-iiltry liaising turtle amt d«>lv 1 I"" fr,H W*'I'

Wives! Sons! We Will send V-.II r .r three nv.nMi* lot* I’oi I T«V. th" lw«t iMiultrl papei If »u»l ii« ten name* "1 i»-rvui« who keep h*n* r. n mant also »eut« foi tine imek >.f Wh7- batoplv copy frw. t. S J i Co., BuiWii, NM It U well feiiown »MI societies and •hurcb** boy thro Wi'.h eomjslUM** •bo make .f f,] xotuiaa'.luti ^■ei* into the mrri't of piano* before par chafing. The fc ■eaC got Mori** bn* •old piano*, very igj-f.^3 recently, to th* Bncksport Semin i*A «ry; L*4lrr' li. H. Society of 3f,j f »rd;Fir** Baptist Chore!- of .anil *ww»4* n*r, A. i, IJ ii'fcfor, IttlvZdAwly "HAMLIN.” The n»-w band made ej/utr Incidentally we i W'-aid call at?:j.. Hava I HAL IIA ML 19. John rviiller Co. MAN UFA CTU HI.--* 1#-*, IIOHTON, MAMN.; For bale by the follow kg w»: k'.owu cigar: dealers ia An.ihh J. M. Miser. I'criss*. nuglia, r. B. Marphy A fa., 11. I alter. V. Rorbinlt, Aagusta M. J. F can furni*h a bora* j and give tb* i' whot*lit,w- m tb* b*?*l *m Spare be profitably et»t io'e,| gf«o. A i few vacancies *m low** kwI ft. j-. j,,hx wis A Co.. 1«CV Main Jit »ti li*' I home. Iky W »wlarv of |tfl,-iu ntnlr to represent an oclatioa founded to supply member* ut Iniii,*U| >1 Imliislr prices, All g -mis for bom. and tanu v us*v lotdrr a- once tor particulars, luouwou U| veaith In op* ativc Association, I*, n H>>\ mu iosluu, Mass. M'ltliipoilaaU pR" V*1 P or month »al*j>. slid cxpei p«id, M„y J) I J noth man or woman In sell n -me vf plat. S d ware, wa rhea and Jewelry; can l ve .11 home. B We liiiMisli tram free, f»>ll pinhnlar. and B ii. cl- gant sample ca-e of g «N r ukk. address R •taudard Sivcrwme (.0., IU**t.n, M»«». |P 1 si#* ihi\ m nr k\ r».»k-4 go «t -n ..in IumI. Nmwry 8 W Mw Add ess. witn n fr*vBcc* l». t,. l*A 1 it. Nurseryman, iiemva. N dst j§| tiI NTl.k kl m tIt.- M will -wer yl of good business oiialibvatio*sf would In* fm •leased to correaptmd with a 1 widow or mi.l.t igcd' I.M.h in the Kast. Addiess "liusiui-s.,** 10' I* O. r. ‘X n;?. Net# York. iwtJM w B* mr iffl it satisfactory rales Address Arthur liitm. If 1.U11, iiox tM7, t.ardlner, Ale m-i.-.M m* [B WAN I lk All to know that we furul.h t«o K cli uQ towels, soap, with use of mirror, .|e !W ivi-n-d auvwhero in the city, for *t> cts. |H-r w pit. fM Vodre-s Augusta Supply Co., Augusta, oef.hdtt* \W tlf A \Tllk A ciipnble girl for geiural Iiohsp |M 1» work None, other need apply. M..- K. ;M M1 aka, 3 tirove street. oclf'NUw* S W\\TI Ik The Imlies of Augusta, Mull.-a.il K and surrounding town* to reiiuuiher ami S ittond the grat d millinery opeuing of the N.w M Turk Kmporiuiu on Wodntsdnv, Ihursduy and ‘Saturday o lids week, al the st re opposite the ih.'l t o-hii-t oot1 ViiIw UT l\TI l» f'limp* tout si I lor g. m r.d B housework. Apply to kina. II. K. hyimi, ft li ('react nt M.. Augusta, Me. oonkltf ft W thill*. A neat and fully coiii|m tent girl lor gem rul housework. No other need yi.pl>. tiood wage*. AlliH. II. M. l*I.AIar*li, Myrtle Bt. t»pmh( WANT I '.Ik A gooii girl lor general I.oiumi work Apply lo Mrs. James K fuller, ireen St., Oily. »eptl;*dtf j A l.l. persons t.Hving bills iig .in-i SiTowTTeT l V gusou on account of A. II. A li. Kni'road a ill pie -He send ileuiiaed bill to K. IVSit.yw. leptlldlf Newburyport, Masa. I 1)1 lisONS win. have left puckages tin. Mcctrie ours can have same lo ailing at aailing room at C. li. M“HHa, llallowrll. s. ptlldtf AIT AINTT.Ik. Mrs. W, M. (iunnelt. desires the IT ser* ires of a good, in ut oapanle girl for general housework. To tin- proper person the '•esf of wages will be paid. Mouse No. 7, lian ueM Bt., I a d Hide. ►epu.ltt pok I lions, on l-.iisfi-ra t.v• to.. no\i to 1..1101 11011-.. on Mt.ldh m |ii'|U.r. uf i Mu's pi i ioiM>\, itilhrop oiirt, Nuyu oot.'.dlw* Foil S%l.1: goed fand'o Iiorse. idljs H ilt ■Id. In-pdre of J ii. \Y it 11 1 kugustOf M Ul ".1 >6*lwAw Foil Sill. I l.gU-ll Pug pllps I ll.e breed. A. J i.kk.'s, i'nplftd .31. oet.- dlw* IVlII kil l I horse. S.'.o Mis, 1 years old, good loader. Hig trilde, will sell lo# for we I-. I 1 l. l; 1. v I ■1 .ef ‘up f 1. 011 k il l; I' ll f. r tilling ln>| drM A. f f" I saiii N, Hurra)'M mllJd'w* Pfkll MI,K- Hu steam «aw mill, bogr lii.g house, I.UMl Slid oil.ei hoi oillgs.land, W'hitr\e4 and finis 111 \VI-.- assi l, reeeutlv oeii|.n.l hv tliu Ule Isaac I Hobson ANHUI o l.v isOllfSef, not ’“.Ml. III.xi 1 1 k 1 I net I Id \V ASA W.Into* HOI MK l.«»T« Oil ‘■tor. -m et, the vr.-iit tlniroiighfure, the ImrklHiue of Autu*t*. lake Itie eleetrl. :tr- al l.ardlier Hnthiwrfl or Iiyruntu, aild look Ollt tor (U-|lol Alii I Liberally planned, large lot- ft•••! L'u iH ifr'cci-*. Charming >reni r>, pure air in ubundiine. Ion eat f price* Pnr plan- and information apple II- a Nli;|il-- .Hi M.r n ''I""' j TTVHt ktld. H u .."..id feel or we _C* of p*>od lumber, cobtuiimd in an lee *ta-k. Vluat be-old at uuec Apply t M. d.iie "f -Mintml Currier, Hallow.ll, Maine. »ept/7dtf Idtili h.% i.e l»--in.i.i. h..u«. o.i-on ltui.fr.it, 5 Kcliool. and tiannett Htrect* I hew lot* ire Incut« d w Itilin live minute* walk of the bridge uni ar.- uflrreii for *n'e on term*. For plan* lid price* enquire of F HANK O. WAKlr. repildtf t Foil SAI.L |m Benjamin tietchell phu. on the ea*t *i 'e of the river, one mile from lire tridgcoii»i*tl|ig of four acre* of land, good jou*e, barn and other building*, all In good tvm litlou. An excdl.-ui orchard, with large varie'y d all kind" of fruit. A good bargain for any one n want of u home ln cent*. Apply at tbl* Off.Ce j: TO LET. TO l.KT-One More in Bennett’* Block. Hi Me sf I sire, i )un. lu.b .Hi-> f| l.l. I Boom* in New K.iku.Ho IioU»c jft J t rcl.y Mnet. N. B. Id Rii. cetlldtf 'J”tO l.LT A r-lw lurge office ovr r Water *Ue.-t. Apply to W. II. ;C; /ANMn, agent. *. Htvr*l*. IS PENNYROYAL WAFERS. 1 al'rwription ©f a phyaidan who :W huabada iifo io. f* oapertenc; U jjr treating feri'alw dmenaen. ivuv-1 i® numlhly with perfect auccmw t/ ;f| rrvr-r 10.00Uladl-i I’leas.ant. **f*, M efTocto^L Loire ask yourdnif gl't for fVnnyroynl TTafem IN Ul.'« no gtiletitute, or Inc Ujm 1 ngeforenelndpaniciilara. Kv'tdbf Jt rII dnirriatn, |lper 1k»x. AddrwM HIE ELI ILL'A Ii LillCAL UL PmwtU MJ» if J. M. JMiger, I-mgglat, Agent, MH Wnm* «t. !K Aagurjk VI* i»rder# by sail promp'ly kd. ]K eetMdkwlvchokwng J EH|HBBHMBBi MAINE GENERAL HOSPITAL 1 maL MKETIStf. B The anrual meeting cf the Maine . November 4. (ago. at th- ofhee of tnv K I f‘ a*orer of rbe conmratloa. ia the For.laaJlN'- leg* H*nk Buinfing in I'oriiand, for th* ^B of e|ertiftg ofn«-v*r» for ihe eneuing year, and** H:: :i»Mu<nir «urh oihrr bualue** any b-gn*»F be prewnted. By order erf the lrfrectof*, W ft