Daily Kennebec Journal (Augusta, Me.)
December 11, 1891

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i NO. 293. fkrilrualrs Steamboats tm CEITML MjUQU ImpM* «f Train la Meet jr*T. an>, mi. aene wear—e* a. a. r» imu, IMI1M4, Portlnad, Hotot aad lot'nal, Ui A. M. for Hteowell. fterdiaeg and tenth (Jngsiae?, 10.16 A M- for Hruoawt k, Lewtato*. Vanning*. a, ImUtal Portland aad Boetoa. eonaeotiag for pkit* Mo*atal* folate, l« r* a. tor MnUowati, f*ardlaer aad tenth 'tardlaar, I is p. a. for Bmaawick. *atA, i- .Mined, teatoa. ad tetarla/s only, for Hockiaa for MoaWfM. Sa.fan*. Bangor. Sar Harter, St. teapteaa, S»- John aad A roost* .k County; V SI A M. for wote-rvld*. Stowhegna and Bangor, im p. M. for Watervlll*. ut not to Skowtegan an Monday morning*, or to Belfast, D«ai«r, or beyond M*agor, on sun >ay morning*. The day *.gpm«a train* going W**t a* tO.10 A. H-aadfMMtat la P M. ruo 4aiiy, Hnodayv in rinded, b*»w**a Bouton, Lnwlaton, Bath, Bangor aad St J«ba ACCOMMODATIOH THAIS for Asgast* tenth (Tardlaar,#46 A. i lOandt tt p Vf Oardtner, 16 A M 140 *nd 4 44 V M 11*1 oweII. 49 4. M I Jft and 449 P. M n.rough ticket* to California *ad all point* sontb *ad Seat way be had of lb II Waiter ticket age at. Anguata, toe only ofBc* In AngnaD taiiug via all ran tea aad ohao&iag bagg *g> freo or ip*N PATSOH TUCKER. Vine Pro*. A (Jen'l Maaagvr P. t BOOT »l nr, (Man Paaa. aad Ticket Ag*t. port land, Nov. 20, iSSl. SOMERSET RAILWAY. Commencing Monday, Jana Wtb. ISSl, train* ih run *a follow*. connecting at OalLaad with Maine ontral Railroad. Par Buaton, Portland, Lewiston, WatervUle, A a 1 gnsta, •bowhegaa and Bangor Pa«aeng*r train* leave Bingham, 4.M 4. w. la* r Solon #44 M-. 1244 I* M Carr* inai pan*. *#44 ah, *l 04 r. m Kmbdea, T ot a m 146 r «i Norb Anson. 7.17* M., I 60 r. Anaon, 7.17 A M., 1 Mr r Madlaon, 7 a. I'lRr.l Norridgowook. 7 50* u., «41 r m H*ag* Siding, *7 4# A. *3.36 M., Bnwtelli (rowing, *a.01 *341 r m., arrive Oakland, *40 u 140 a. pruia Ho ton. Portland, I,*w1»ton, Aagsata, Wa r*rrlll*. ttkowtegan and Bangor Pa*#eng*r train* leave OakUarl, 944 a M., 4 44 r. x Sawtelie Cro**ikg, a. m. *600 r w Hiding, *9 .26 A. M-, *6.07 r H; Norrldg* 4.14 M,6.l4i*. m Madlaon, 944 A. M., |M r. Anaon. *64 A m 6 r n North An eon, 10 04 A 5 60 M Rrabden, 1040 A. M.. i o#r m Car atunk Paila, *10 46 a m. 14 f. i M Soi.m, lo 66 4 6.14 P at.; arrive Blagb..m, ilio a. #16 r m. Ping atationa, at which train* atop oa signal or notice ‘o conductor. f Mined between Bingham and North Anaon WM M. AYKK, Sopt. acptSdtf 5JJU3JJ CSJUSAL (Harrow dang*.) Randolph to the National Hone. Connects with Maine Ontral at Uardiaer. TIME TABLE: Winter Arrangement In effect Dec. 7, ISSl. Leave Randolph. 7 .10 A. M.; 10 45 a.m 1.16 p u .1 Vi m. Arrive at Nationai Home, 40 a m 11.06 A 146 P M.; 4 10 m. g tea** National H >me, IM 1 M.: 11 SB A. M., I.U r. u.. 4.60 p. m. Arrive at Randolph, 4 *o a. 1140 A M., 16 P. M 5.10 m. P. A LAWTON Superintendent. SiSttSN STE11B01T CO., BATH A- SOOTHSAY LINK, Commencing Monday, NoT 9,1891 tear* Boothhny dally, Bond*ya excepted, at e A- H Leave Huh at A. 15 P. M SPECIAL BOAT Leave* Moo*f b*y. MoriUv, WednagdM lkar*d*y i* 1.10 P V LcfWI «a h, W«on.-* gay Ihu *da and Naturdar at S.20 V M Landing at W.*tp.*rt, Rlggavllle, 8iwyer** I aland, i*l« of Spring*, Hjutbport, Eou« and SiBirrei l*land« II. W.8WANTON. Trea*arer. /or Sale or tor Cfl. FOR 8ALR. r A a am her of daalrable realdasoe* tn h ign* varying In prise from SdiM* to *i •oeewrai IO to IB tore place* in the *ubarb* o t Iki* city, one two rtory honae and let In f^iwlafoc a nnmbur of farm* in Rennebec ooaetv l varyiag in price from SlteKi to S*004». Ilona* aad tenement* to let. E W WwrrkMonau, At Mney. 4mrt4 Maine 'naldtf j WA3VTS! Don't Want the Earth. Politician* would have it that the work lug people want the earth, but thU Impression Is erroneous. It is a fact, however, that when they WANT a thing they WANT it badly, and generallv ge> iL In common with everybody else they have found out that the be** way to get what they WANT. I* to use one of those little W ANT ad*, to the JOURNAL. They cost but cents for two insertions or SO cents a veek. and will do the business for you •very time. When you want to buy or •til anything try It. Majaaf OFl^: »k* I Bnrditcb. Vebster&Co I ALWATM CARET B. I. R. t» mj Grtpcaefc. w a. b«j'** mm Mi, h cy ta* Vwvo WMrFrsm Ow-ms, a. VwWR «o«rr *'‘2*’* wWyv. uM v .:.w«ke a iwdw Tr» »wA N A> A IW A I'AUIU A wrtve l»i r i K«M*d u|»}»etite: brought the rirMH. bark »o h«*r rl»4*«*| m ate I gave her ref retailing ■let-I* and the fat her ami m«*»h« r are very grateful for It. Ho y»u wonder at It? Heart* are breaking with agony every (lay a* the little arm* claxp papa'* and mama’* for Ihe la.*t Him*. I'fTOh! Parent*, bwuUh (lloran*. bn file ile-vtli hy u«ur th 4>m Cotton v.mmI Gti. fallow, Hjet an*T »t i et tail'.iiU»Ti'.( io'.« «o c jnimiT.if tued, and WAXEANTTi) MK1C7LY r. EX Hi a in* without our aac-o rounpod upon in* ptokap Jt.ni* F- ft C-b, JjetAW*. fet ildkv far pi W Itr-i ■rtU« rwrh" Throat Crftt^.IaSarntt. Whoopi-8; :h Bronrfutia ’Aathma. t’opaninf>*ion in 8,.t *f llfMftl at-.- 1 1 You will Vf a rofula and cancerous humor Mv ear* have been hot dtv .and constantly full of eon fusing sounds. I have also suffered from fui-iin-*- aid stomach troubles trier taking six bottles of the blood tvYt-UP. 1 find fuv hearing ne.rlv restored I can now Rear the I xk tick and listen wi-h pi- asu to the sound of the CITY BEI.I.S. sounds that l have not been side to hear for the l-ASr SIN YE \US. My stomach troub les have entirely disappeared, my gen eral health has been greatly improved slid I have gained THIRTY POIND in weight hv the use of YOUR MEOI CINE l recommend its use by all f er rous afflicted with diseases arising from IMPURE blood signed Mns. W. H Dili. I can fully subscribe to the truth of the above statement. NO MONEY would induce me to again see my wife in the condition she was in when she commenced to tak-- DR. W Il.LtAM^ BLOoD SYRUP. Signed W. 11. Dill I tec 5, 1891 To the UNION MEDICINE CO I base been gte ttly troubled with dya pepaia for the L.Y31 FI' K Y1 t KS. I have taken TWO BO I LES of DR wilLI VMS' BLOOD SY RUP and i'lhas ben- ti -d me -o much, that 1 can NOW EAl HEARTILY and enjoy m; food ,-igned A. DBtun k Sl.iBl Pssi.ll I 'D' 01 \uguata, Maine DR. WILLIAMS’ BLOOD 8YBUP is Manufactured by the union medicine oo. aucusta, me. -For -.lb- i-y ail 1 ’ruggUts. V. fat p*« UNDER ARREST.

Tvo Brotlurt it LimlogtN Jilted oa Suspicion Of Hirtig latticed and R.bbid Ton Tre.smr L J Stmt. Gen. Hyde I amp Ilmen ted on the ful Launch of the Xarhin*. Biddcford. D«c. 10.— Word *u re ceived here today from Ltmington that too brothers named G dfrey are under arrest here on suspicion of being the parties who awaited and robbed Town Treasurer Leonard J Btrout recently. They had bren in Mr St;oat's rnpljy Just previous to the assault. hTILL MK ESSFI L _ I* th«* Grand Mu*iml Festival Now Going on at Waters ill**. [Special to the Kxrhrbbc Joleral. j Tne rehearsal was held as usual this forenoon, and very profitable. la the afternoon toe first matinee was given, which wal largely attended. Mrs. J«n ie Brown Flood, contralto, Miss Moliie Bush, whistling soloist. Miss Kiith Williams, violin soiist; Mr. Francois Deny, flute i lnr i Mr. Bartlett and Mr Ka>mo»d, a grand chorus on t ie *tsge a id eminent soloists from abroad upon ihe programme. Kieor*** were in order and ihe performers were «rry gracious in their respo-.s-ss Mrs Alien, Miss Kaula, Mr. Brine and Mr Bartlett of Boston Mr. Given of Lewis ton and Mr. Hall of Waterville, all most ably support*d by that most popular accompanist Miss Shepbt-rd, who alto was b -ard in a magnificat)! solo, made one of he most brilliant programmes ever render ed in this city. All uie arms will appear •gain t stunned the woik o git b rats 5 »nd last August, and was much pleased with it; no heller work is b-*ii g done on any vessel of ihe new navy .ban what saw done on th-* gunboats, and when one c insiders how recently the change has beer, made in your locality from wood to s eel shipbuilding and the success which has attend**! it, it argues el! fur ihe future, in which you have my test wishes.” __ Richmond Event*. [Special to the Kennkbrc Jourwal.J Richmond. Dec. 10 —The public schools close Friday. The scholars of the high school give an exhibition in Town Hall Friday evening. Gen. Totman has returned to town, after four weeks' absence. Workmen are taking down the two-story frame building, known as the Liboy build ing on Front street. Ladies of tbe Relief Corps visited their sisters at Bo»doiuham last mgbt. RichmonJ furnishes but two criminal cases for tne forthcoming term of cjurt at Ba>h this month. Union services will be held at the Free Baptist church Sunday evening, at tbe usual hour. W^rk in the ol I shoe factory is picking up a tittle. THE TROUBLESOME C HINESE. Railroad* Mnst la* Careful How They Transport Them into United State*. Washtrotow, Dec. 10—The general passei ger agents of ihe Grand Tru ik and Canadian Pacific Railways nave been in corre*ponder ce with the treasury depart ment in regard to the liability of those r ads in the transportation of Chinese seek ing admission into the Uiited States. It has been suggested to these railway ifflc’.alt h*t iheir companies violate the law when •hey convey iuto the United States Chinese not lawfully entitled to enter our territory. Tbe collector of cu« oms at Barli’gtor, Vt having requested instruction* on t» •utj.ct. Acting Secretary Spaulding r uited. faying that the act approved July 5. 18S4. provides that any person who than auowii gly bring into or c*u«e to be brought >r shall aid or abet the bringing into the United Slates of ‘'hlnese not lawfully en iiled to ei ter the United States, shall be deemed gu'l y of a misdemeanor, and sha 1 n conviction be fln»d not exceeding $1000 a imprisoned not exceeding a year. Spau ding holds that ail persons con cerned in the unlawful Importation of Chinese by railroad, or other means, are learly amenable to the p oaUies above prescribed. He orders the collector to report to the district attorney, for ffl dal action, any instat.ee where Chinese have oeen brought by rail into bis district who *re not furnished with the certificates required by «»w. together »i-h the nam-s f railway officials responsible for such ransportauun. He rays the necessary msp-cuon of persons and paper* must be i»ade on trains at the border in such a manner as not to interfere unnecessarily ith he railway schedules. HOLD ON TO LIFE and prepare to live by reno vating your system cleanse the blood and set the stom ach, the kidneys, and liver in -iw -t,orde r. f lijpv'*Aiswhat 4 yr^iKicka 1 mW&&ooln m y u^d 1 a n Sagwaalsocures Constipation, Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Loss of Appetite, Scrofula, Rheumatism and Chills and Fever. I he best and most reliable of Herbs, Barks and Gums Constitute the Medicine. For sale at all Druggists. ______ j?lCKAPOO jNDIAN~Olk zex fc? *1 XiSi* d ra. Good for Man and B*a*t. At Give* ImxuediRte Relief. It ham So Equal Keep it in the House. TRY IT. Price 25 cents per Bottle A Bottles for ASK TOTE DRVwGIST FOR IT. PAIR W FAT HER. We*t Wind- and SUgfctly t elder Threact* eat Maine. IIWajhinoto* V c 10—Foe New Bog la 4 Fair. west winds. *i gh :lr colder »x oept in Rhode Itiacd and Cgcavcticat; sta tionary umptr stare. Local Fsrttisl, Boston, DtC 10 —For New E-glend Fair until «o*urday night; cor tinned warm F# da cooler Friday ai«bt and Saturday westerly and nor to eriy eiods. Meteorological Report. (Dec in, ten. nr M “laenirr Wmi. Flees of ^5 I g 1 1E! I i! fi ir«w Tart 41 iftW 14 I 4* w i i" io ik m I w Is ckwt**'. Vtabor^a IS i CloadW-M. Aiftan* r: W j t io- ti] ss. I U^WB, if I W ft* Ciou-ii*-,. THE GRAVES TRIAL. Tto Fatti Bot Ii Cootalntd Mach irseolc mil Is ilk toy. If Dr. Graven Sent the Bottle, BN Chance* Appear Small. Dbnvkk Col D**c 10 —la tbe Grsves trial today the pro*ecu uo pat Dr. J A. Hewall, of D«ETtr U*iv«faity cn the stand Tbe doctor made an analysis ot tbs bottle of liquid presented him by Dr. Homes and Mr WorrvB, Jr *>>me of »bicb. it is alleged, c»u*»-d tbe death of Mrs. Jo»e:h H,rnaby He fou d thi* l:q »ii contained two god a half per cent, of arsenic, arsenits of p>>ng tbe jurors and lawyeis. o» arly all of whom smelled of it and put a little on ihrir fl >»ert and rubbed it on their turtles to determine whether it was whis key. Prof. Walker 8 Hsines was called to the stand and testified I June last Mr McPhsrlai d gave him a fi tid for an«hsi*. He identifl d tbe fatal bottle as the b ittl* from which the fluid was poured He mtde th t anal) ms by l*e of ibe direct examination the court sdj jurmd until tomorrow SENATOR EVART’S SON DEAD. Pound Dead in Ills Bed at His Home in Vermont. Windsor, Vt Dec 10.—Charles B ion of 8roa or Evarts, died at his borne m this village this morning. He did not comr down to breakfast at tbe usual hour and the servant went to the room and ftund h m lyirg upon his face in bed He was dead, and ss ih-* ludy was coin it was thought that he Lad been dead several hours For several yeara he had been sub jact to epileptic fl s. at d it is supposed that ms death was due to that cause For manv years he Lad supervision of bis father’* U’ge laidfd property in thi« vicinity, but if late had laid aside most of his business care*. SAWTELL SURPRISED. Said He Didn’t Expect Such a Decision from the JudgCN. Concord. Dec 10 —Warden Colbath handed Murderer Sawl«-ll th s afternoon an official document from the Supreme Loan informing him that his pet.lion for a ne» trial had been denied. After tbe warden gave him »s. Men, women and cbillren fought the fi e but the bn Id togs burned like under Only two buildings were saved. The loss will reach #100 000; insurance iighr. The fire UiwUght to have been incendiary. IN HONOR OF LINCOLN. Colored People of Richmond to Erect a Monument to the Martyred President*** Memory. Richmond, Dec. 10.—A number of prominent color* d people have organized an «94ociation for the purp«-ae of buying a piece of la> d in this ci v for a park w; h in which it is propoeed to erect a monu ment to the memory of ex-Pre»ident Abra ham Lincoln. B F. Turner is president and B. E Jone«. secretary. VERMONT REPUBLICAN LEAGUE Will Hold Convention at Burlington, on Lincoln’s Birthday. Bcilinoton, Vt Dec 10.—The ex**cu tiv- et mmitiee of the Republican Lea.ue of Vermont, tonight, voted hold their o-i^vention st Burlington, February 12. 1892, Lincol./s birthday. Mills May Get a Better Plum After All. Chicago. D e 10 —A Tribave spccul front oalvestoi:. r*x*s, states that the defeat ol Kos*r Q Mult for tbe Speaker ship ba* given a wiie?pr«*ad suppet to the efforts cf bis admirers to e»*>. t h m to he United Ststes S*nat«. Gov era or H gg has stated that an ex ra session of be Legi- latvre wid be called Li March or April Tbe election of a sue cessor to J >oc M. Began will be one of tbe dunes of that body. Serator Chilton bold* his appsintment from the Governor, and although a candidate I or e’eciion by ibe Legislature, tbe friends of Mix* are co»fl dent of aiec»mer. w*s demded. toe jn*y fiocisg damage* f .r #500 and cos s. Settled the Case. Nkw Toax. Dec. 10 —Sait for infringe ment of tbe patent brought ty the Amencaa Bell T*deptone Co. vs. S*aoel H Kissani, Henry W. Whitney. Eugene B Wa-hburc aad Wa. C Fowler, was discontinued today, the defrrdants bavirg surreodered to tbe coBpkunaEts the infrirgisg instra BILLS INTRODUCED. fork la tha Se ita Opens Op Id a Llieij V«j. Ittorwj-G'Mrai liber Itlis His iuul' Report to coBtnss. The Sr nimble for Minor Hoom» Office* Is >0*1 Well SUrttd. Washisotoy. Dec 10—Among the doe ome u laid Dcfjre tie Senate by the Vioe Presidenl and referred, today, w*re the resolution* of toe New Tork Presby e-y, argii g the rriflct uo cf the Brtiweii r«-aty Many memorials asking 1-guiaU .n for the closing of H rid e Fair on ban day were present* l b» the eenatO'S Among the bi le Introduced were the fol lo*ug: By Paddock, to pr-vent food adulteration; by Harri*. to prjvide for a be ter enforcement of the qoarant ne law* and to establish a national board of health by Stewart, to provide fur the free coinage of gold an-' »nver bullion Tbi» bill *n laid on tha table so that Stewart can call ii op at anytime; to author ze the sale of mine'll lands toaiieis; to au hor ze the cousrtuctioa of a railroad in Alaska and to am-nd ihe Chin- se exclusion act By Gray, to transfer ihe revenue cutter servise to the navy department. By Pasco, to pu usb t tti ,e»t for *an»nor.i' g j-irors wrb referei.ee to political or religious sffiiiations. By Col.om. to suspend toe cumicg of Cuinrse laborers to the United States; also to reduce letter po*t*g- to or e cent. By ChandUr, providing for consular ce*tiH cates for immigrants, for badges for i filler# aud men of the Greeley expedition, and for auanruallfive of alienee* to per ditin tuop'oyr# of the navy department. B> Gibson cf Louisiana, i residing for an income tax to psy pensions. Bv Msn dertnn, to increase the fflcu*ncy of the in fa try arm of the army to increase the rale of;|peDiiors in ftvor of c*r»ain pen •io.tr>, to present the lummsry cancella tion of pensiou certificate* a d to provide for a bearing in such ca-es and to establish postal ssviugs banks. By Pra t, to ameud tne patent laws, alsj to sppuint a commis sion to rtvite the patent l*w# By S'lerman. to establish a d-pirtment of public heal h. By Davis, to i. crease (be rale of pensiou for deafae*s B> 1 urpie, to amend the constitution to at to provide for the electiou of re lators by ihe people. By Ptffer, to amecd toe immig ration and neutral zanon taws To grant service pensions with additional amounts •o prisoners of war and to provtie meant for their paymot, and to repeal secuoa 2 uf ihe mention act of June 27, 1890. To reduce the number of penst-n ratines to 10 To atol lb pension agencies and lesseu toe iip-' »es cf examining boards By Galllrger, to increase pensions for lo-s of both feet. By Paddock, providing port rfflce buildings in towns »here ihe p »tm revenues amount to $3000 a year; •tao for a permanent tar ff commission B> Cali, to authorize tbe President to open neg matrons with Spain as to tbe island of Cuba By Vest, for compulsory education of I dm. children to ame d tbe interstate c mm tree act By Piumb, for a cus om« commission; also to provide for the reme rn-ot of nation bana note* and free c lin age of stiver, and the promotion of inter national free coinage of silver. By Sawyer, extendi g tbe privileges of fiee delivery of mails. By Mi chell, to reduce letter postage to one te >t per our c*. Also o am**nd tbe c iiisututiun to have United States Senators elected by th« people By Do pb, m r 1* i t *n to Chinese immigration. By Hawley, t revive the grade of li-utenant g ivernor of the army of the Unit'd 8 at*-#. By Habib r ugh, to prevent the sale of arcus 1 Inti>ns, atd ccd3state aims no* o»oe 1 by c*- tain l cisob Peffer offered a reioluti n which was re ferred to finance cunnt ttee directing ihe c nimitt-e to inquire a-:d report as soon as practic*ble as to to tbe expenses attending be bu # by trial in c art tbah be #ua»alavd on appeal, the statute th aid, I thr k b* amended. MINOR OFFICES IN THE HOI SE. Vamsf Applicant* Boirxinu; the Ap pointin'? Power*. Wsshi>gto» D«-e 10.—Nj* that tbe tPcitie of ’be H ow hev* be* n fl kd, and Bp*akvr Criap, Oark Kerr, i Serges t at-Arms Yoi^r, Doorkeeper j Taruer. and Piwtmuu-r D*H*n are doty n atalied. tbe usu*l *tm*»t»*r fifteen in the engineers’ deparime? t, eleven under the Speaker, and seven under the; srryeai t at arms. The best paying places in th* lot are! tbo*e of chief clerk, li e h g iest snbordi rate unde th clerk nt the H use. and two realm? »k.» an t journal ole k, each of wht^ui rrcetv? $’,6'X) a year. In sdinion to »u s r j usual clerk gets perquisites averaging $15'0 a year fc« tally clerk recede# $3000, as does the caa tier in the sergeant at arms'* *ffioe. Tne printing and b»U clerk acd tbe di«6u'» i g cl rk each ge $260t>; *b* file t l-ra ai d the enroll ng c.ers, $2250 each; the Hoeaker i private secretary acd th- clerk to the Speaker’s table, each $2101 40; the l?puty sergeant af-arms, paying teller, as sistant disbursing clerk, ass slant enrolling c!e?k. resolu ion and petiii >n cl-rk ne«s paper clerk, ind* x cl-ra, H use librarian, sjperinteniier t of the clerk's documn t room and of the doorkeeper's document rcom, assista’it superirUndertts, depar'm nt m» sienger. assistant p is'master, and sup-r inrendeai of tbe folding room, each receive $2000 lbere am two stenographers to ocm mittees at $4000 esch app d a# in tbe caae of the tficial leporiera few change# are ev-*r made, and these only for cause The present incumbent# are young m-n. »h mocratic r*g me, is back to claim 1 is old puce, but iand’dat»# for he cim.-anion pace have to yet shown tbrmstives in any considerable num bers, the pecudar qu*l floa'io s of voic* and >rairiog rendering it diffl ult to get satisfactory m,,?i to oicup these places. MsJ T O Towle# of Miss luti, is st’iv ing to secure his old-tim- p ace as chief clerk, an i ffl .e which h-rles 8 M*rti-i now fill# Col. U. G. W iliams of Nor h Carolina, desire# to be restored to his p *st nf Buperlntendent of the doorkeepers' d c um-rt room, which he was oh ig*d to give up at the begi- nmg of th- last Congre Frank H iiford, corres#pondent of the 1» irott Free Pres# and K P. Bpeer of the Aila ta Joun al a d Columou* E-q >ir*r both want the ilTi e of tail/ clerk, but Hoi lord will g t it. 8- rgeat-t at Arm# Yoder will probably ipp.dnt one of hie Hose p di’ijal friends liis cashier, and Isaac 14 ili l of Q do is likely ti be made h i deputy, having filled that ffi ;e acceptably In tb- F.fdeth Con gress an havii.g been reiained a* 'up- ci»l rn.ptojtr" o.v the Democratic side through out the last (’ongvegi. In the earn** office Henry L Rallentlne, pa) log teller bom in th*» last Ilou*e and the preceding one, will double## be con tinued by teason of tffioient service and general popularity. 1 hotnas A. Coakley. the energetic Tam many brave who has been messenger and subordinate do- rkeeper lu the House f ,r •everai year#, will p-obaldy be male a> riatant doorkeeper by Mr Tamer, or h* may secure desirabln place in ttie fo dir g room, eitner aa sup.rmtendent or assistant superintendent Dr .1 R Fisher of Richmond, who was a ca? d’da'e for postmaster and served in the 49 h and 50.h Congresses as assistant postmaster, i- working hard for a place u der the tleik of the Hons*. George A K .con, who wa* a familiar figure on the tl .or of the House a# assistant doorkeeper in tbe 49 h Congress, would li*e to b assistant superintendent of the do um»nt room. Cot.gres man Timothy J Camp bell of Ne« York is strongly tacking hi# A#her Barnet for librarian, and will m all probability sue d in landn a bis man Claries W. Coumbs of Missouri, who ba» long been department mesaengvr a,id has su-vived the vicissitudes of pott’lcsin the House on accoout of bi« eminent ua** fuiness, wishes to be continued, and with out question will be Hugh Dunlap of Tennessee ha# applied for the (on of news psper clerk, arid star da a good chance of getting it John Clancy, t e itepubiicans’ “special employee,” will be retained in that capaci.y if the p-ecedenta of former Congresses are followed. Ore $2500 sinecure that has been abol ished since tbe Democracy went out of power in the Fiftieth Congress is that of g*reral ind*-x* r to ’be j urnals of Con gress, filled since 1878 by Gen. Albert Ordway A great deal of d ffi ;ulty was sxperienced in having tbi* work prc-p-rly done, and the rate of progress made was so unsatisfactory that tt was final y abandoned altogether It ia understood that John P. BfTlier, a well known Washington corresqoidert, I will be asked to accept the post of clerk to the 'pesker, a nomi al c ffi e which carri a a $1600 salary. Es Speaker Carisile's “cl rk” waa O O. S tea ley of the Louis-; vine Courier Journal and ex Speaker Keen's was Aabtr C. Hindi of the Portland Pr-aa. Tnere are hosts of appi‘cants for 200 odd 0 her places among wmch are a lot of “Dborihip*” a d those of 3?. p«g-boys at $2 50 a day but great prea«ure and i fla enoe are rtq nred to secare a foothold in any of th'in. 1 rging Cheney for .Secretary of War. W ashisotow D>-c 10 —The presaar for the app :iiitmer;t of ex-Goc. 10 —C-mgreaimao Mil e ia m bed sick, suffering wwh the griDpe. H.s physician haa ordered perfect qu.et I Speaker Crisp’d Private Secretary. WaaBieorov, Dec 10 —Speaker f’riep has ap.oBted John T. Waterman as hit private secretary. Crisp May Not Announce the Committee* Till After the Holiday*. Wasarxoroir, D-c 10 —Speaker Criap this after-oon said that notaisg had been d*fl iteiy d-etded upon aa to toe commit ten, and be *m unab e to say wnether ha would be able to announce them before tbe holiday a. _ Chief Clerk of the Houe. WAaBixoTo*. Dec. 10 Thomas O To*Da of Missouri haa been appointed chief dark alibi House of Representatives. THE INFLUENZA Hi! Got i Lvge STd Grip on City of St t'D's This Grind Jury His 28 H ars la Jill (or Contempt cl loart. National Bar Aaaoelatloa in Session at B ashiuirton Elects Olllcer*. Sr Lot i*. I) c 10—Th* epidemic of i flit* i»ia tbi# city is ba* m! rr pto-j noun ei Pfysictan# rep r. hoid^d* of cane* u d r t-«*a*meot. Many citv and verntuem offl i*ls, baMness auJ pro f c**»io al men are r rated. COILDNT STAND IT. lirand Jury Get* Hours In Jail for Contempt of Court. Sate Aurosto Tex, D*c 10—The g-aud Ja*y, aft* r iperdi- g 2« hour* in ja r-r coiiampt of cou-t, »*s rvle»t*d on hoo t, h- oun lit on Using that tbe members abide by lbj decision of the Court of Ap peal*, »h-re the ca«e bat bi«a taken. NATIONAL BAR ASSOCIATION Decides to Make Dashimrton the Per manent Place of Meeting. WiiHiHuiot Do 10—Tbe Nation* 1 Bar A**ocu ion todav fleeted ihe follow!* g r tliceit President, Jam*-* C Carter New Y >tk vice-president*. IDal Ju liotal circuit. K pretrntatire 8b«-rm*n Hoar, Ma«* ircond, Fx Senator Geo F K mu d*. V* third ex S-cteiarv T F B»>« d l>«la fourth C M B are bard. V .rginia fifth, F G Brombery, Alabama x h Be.ator Jjhn G Carlisle, h-niuekv seventh. A. C. Harris I d ana; •ightb, G A. Finkleabarg; ninth J K Fnuatso.; seer.1 ary. J M Wright, Kentucky; t'*** urre. Henry E D-v.s, l>.#t i 1 rei i j rocity treaty wi h the IJ-uied State* and the j decreased u»\ on Spanish fl ur Fr m Did Hpain import* iocs com i me to be very h*avy great) io exce-aof the d* mand, Large qusn’i'i.a it po a oe* aid aiipies are cousiantlv arriving au-i being stored for am of bu>ers It- p*>rts from all parts of Ibe island give g'owi g »"cnuni» of tbe growl g crops, espcciali) f the line co* ditlOO cf lb** CMM* flelda O»l/g«0 »h e rains during th>* summer minihg. the c .n« hss matu-ed soorer than in f roj*r reasons, a> d a large oumb-r of es»ates ar. grindirg already, with good r*-Hi.t«. Tie only ihi g to pr*» m making 1,000 000 j t ns t suyar in IM'.ll 2 Will be the scar. y of Isb rers to cut me cam wbiuh is being felt already. Many farm bands have r>me 1 from oid Spain and the Canary Islands, but ■till there is room for more. The latest advices as to the? beM «ag*r produc-.ion in Europe indicaio a falling ff from flr.t estimate* Tit s er e mr*ges our p anters to hope ihat the present f* r p ie. s will be str'.ng.y maintained, -f n-a increased, in view of the fact that th* co sump inf ■ugar is increasing all over ibe world. The mark»t is very firm, »ith few transact n«, ibe p-oact.ing holidays will h*v^ ih-ir n flaet.c a d tb r- may not be much ani tnation in sugar until after New Years The trouble arts, g fr- m t e calling In of the old scrip and tills of $3 and u -ns of the court, antic paDna the in plication of others, but so far nothing par ticular has trar stored CONDENSED DISPATCHES. The Pith of the News Taken From the urr. nt Event** of the Day. Burol arrivefl at Ronert h nner s stables. N w York, Thursday morning. The wholesale drug firm of Kerne h Camp eh A Co.. M n.re*., has su nded. pirec-. liabi.iiiti ate 94 GOO; i..d: e3t •30.090. Ibe Aus ra’ian i* fluer zt, simittr to U gTip.-e, nas m.de its sp *aranc^* in Ha if ,r~ nia I Gas an 1 and other to ns Lu deeds are sfli ted. Farm rs in Indiana are p- fire Tbe Bou'h Carolina House of Repre»er live*. Wedoeeday. by a vote of 45 11 37 passed a b’U tor-q i re the ra irOad c m i pas ies operate g i ibis state t*. turnin' separate and equal ar comrooda is>.s foi wbite and co ored p*#»eogers. John Lydon brakemart on the sped* f e ght on the Grand I rank Railway. w*i C'U*red between tbe butfer* *>f two fr* i*h 1 car* Tborsday morning, a; G >rham, N fl ard di d in live m notes He belongt-d it I Gorham and bai been married but tw( weeks. George Landik, a wild-eyed, tbvgg" faired individual, was err*svc 10—Much alarm ia felt1 in eh p iog a cut couio erclal circles because i o' the reiignations c f ibe underwriters el! Lloyds Three more gentlemen engaged i the marine insure: c business h*'e cor- C adei to withdraw as tbe losses are v. iy heavy, and today the* te dered their resig nations This makes 17 underwriters that ha*e antb4r*wn from ibe sootwy of Lloyds within a few we*ka. The va u of the proper's s«nuaHv u u-ed at Lloyds »s ceedt £40 000,000 Tnr g-1 swept many district in Irelan c*u«i g much damage to property and tlj d g a number of nv.rs. Tue gals cotiiiDues THE GALE CONTINUES And Fear* ur»‘ Held for Safety of VfiwU That Hctvntly Sailed. Lirxarooi., Deo 10 —A gale has raged vto eniiy over this section of the count v •it c* last nigh'. Much wreckage is bei g cast up alot g ibe bank* at the lower part f the river Msses if that war, in Bv years time we had a gain of ah ml 90 per cent carriage in our foreign trade l' ifortuna'ely. Congress began to strip off th. croucti n first put on, lommencmg iu 1-20 and American carriage in fore go trade began to deollne l hereafter the curse has been downward to present tune While the non protection of our sh ppi g it fore go trade lias been advantageous o many f. re g i nations since 1849, a .d b be. n tu'*t accou t by Or a Uritian. While a change of pui.cy from protection to not» I ruction by maritime nations n» .y have 1 j ifed or hindered a few i aiions in pursuits of the s a, u has ruined ti e trsd> of t.one but ihe United Htelea: Firs', because we loib*r bad act, tbs care ou*mg law was pa-sed. fa the s>ngie ar sf er that act foreign sbippu g gained and Am neon 1-st 10 per cent of irnpuri can i and 11 r**' ce >t of export car rtage Then trod of -ariff r.domion in t e d of the marine is f uu i without In hist .r i. Tbe contention that h gh tariff r*stric comae aid thus reduces our carriage, is CO) futed b\ the 'hat since ihe war. und»r the high tar ff c.mplained of, onr v dune of foreign commerce great I v *x (eels the bu-k before »he war and under ant 1 iw taiiff that w“ ever had I" regard to h fr«*e niporist on of ships tbe com rni-sioner says he essence of this remedy i« he idea of cheap -hips Really, as this me*8t t mam v rops'ison, that of American wood »l h Bri i-h iron the superiority of ihe firmer i« .8 and a half t er cent. Io regard to marine msursn e. the commissi- ner says Hyndi- at*s or r rg# of fore g capitalists already c-n.trU 'he business of covering tne c.rg 'eii of our exports to a 1 pans of the j w^r'd The roar J fest d-cadence of our under I writk g pro* er is of national concern Mari in»nrano“ i« a facility and po**-r I for the c'.mmsnd of 'r»d ar-d Is r.en p*ace and tssentiel in wsr Th* u -1 r iwitir g of i ur eremy is n- t to be thought of th«t o* a r vai n**Trr should bs depended on The c m-ptsrio- er rec'.mmsnds he enacimem of a bill for a marine boar 1 in j ifte ireasi r> d^par,ment, c .n/usd of bead* j f bu'eaus Be opposes ihe goverorne-1 intpsetion of sail v-ssels msicaini g ih»t if a fre*- board Ml. b pts»e i it will b ua called f >r a-.d d j m ,-e ha m 'hao good Br recommends th^ pas-ag- of a hill to pro act »eanaeti'a w.g^s from garnishee j *m.rg other roea-u'e# BQggeited is »ne to en.srg-* the *h p room and increaae th* comfo't of in m grants Tbe c -am ssiun j -r r. c mmend* the abr ga on of th** treaty «itb Great Brvain whi.h pre**- ta tns j bollding farn.el vessel* *n f 1 e g veaseia Annual Meeting of Boston A Main# Railroad. i Tne anrufti meeting of the Botvin A M er^i.roa^J held at Lswrsr.ce, Mass Wedwaday, there b-irg about *500 persom I p?e»e t. I I was wr.vfd that a committee of tbret Ittockb* d rib apion tne -xer j rise r f proper care ii d dil g- ce, shoal-: nav- withdrawn said d-'p.au fr.,m »a;d ba i p lor o it* f* lure, *ur,er at tbe neX' ar.nu* me- i7 g. sad com cm tee to report at i I special meeting of t* is company to b* i call'd prior u. sa.d rn euog iu accoriano *i h b h-i*es. Ibe followlf g were eUc'ed directors F *nk Jones Portsmouth N II »»o»ue C Lawie-c**, Melf ,r.l. Mass. J **ph H R her, Poniard, Me David i* K mhail Bos'On, Mass Richard Olo*y, Boron Ma s Wm »J VV. i.Dey, Jtew y ,rk Gwu G- fiavec, N w T>rM, Wm T Hart, B a >oa Mass A vah W Hudoway, Franal-n N. H i J-.bn W. Hanborn, Wax-fleld H Jo** ph H Wh »e, B'ooslme, Mass. Wst-rfluo ewe i. B,*t. Mass.; Jame T Farb r, 8 mer/w t h. N H D n't rum your be*, b and betidei 1 make yoorself d Sfg*eeabie to other peopl by jour loati&n d cooghtcg. A twenty-8v c-r.t trott e of D? Ba-i’t Cough Hyrup wil cure you At k!l dealers, i Wt ea winter's wind, with mad turmoil, -we- is over tail sad p ala*. *TU h-n 7o 10-0*1'g to th# drought th or ps have la n lost over large areas In ihe M.«c 10—It is learned on good »u(h nty that ihe prestige of M. Vslmegradeky. ihe ml- Uteruf finance, haa of Isle been gr« ally shaken, and that he haa *eo >nee ex'veedtngty u pop-ilar among tbe to i chants ad other commercial clasaes, won now perceive that the temporary Im prt ventent In the fi ances has been effrotsd at th tr x»>en#e The health of the euTtla tt r is also much shattered, and there la little doubt ih t he will rvtita if th* Csar *i»es hint pelnti*»lon. I'ha faiiur** of ihe crops has not bean universal I t the t'aucaau* the harvest w*re at'ui dant, hui grain ta still rotting at the at*.ions fur want of rolling a ook to carry it away There is muon reason to suppose that ihere wilt be a famine next \*«r also Indeid. the outlook ii Hussl* is very gloomy an is also much ovar cast, especially since Ihe Czar passed through Germany without endeavoring to return the v sit of Kuiioror W ldam It was at first snip d dial this was due to family reasons a d *i kites* uf the Grand Duke George Ihere are now only too tnam ground for supposing that the visit as not returned for political and 11 .social considerations It Is staled here In offl dal circles that had It not bee., for a teller receive I »>y the C’aaT from Ihe K .asian minister of finance the former w u d have met the German em peror as vse hi* rtgiual mien Ion In this b iter H I# said M Visbnegradssy urged he zar not to visit P« German empero’, as •uur#e here t >day owl to a heavy fall In the shares of the Leopoldlna and Minas-Gerae# and Kit Janeiro railways. It is feared that 'h s decilua in prices will th tail enormous failures A HORRIIILE AFFAIR. CouldiTI (*el Work A Man Mordent 111*1 Family and SuieldeH. Btda Prstii. Dec. 10—At Ihe village of A t Kvnilza today a blacksmith In de spair at his Inability to pf'-ru’e work killed hts wife and three chi dren. set fi e to the house and stab*>id h m«*-‘f New European Commercial Treutlen Signed Today Virrra. D c 10 —Tie new commercial t*eati> s between Austria llu gory and Hwitgerard and Germany and Bw| z/rland were sigi ed today. FOREIGN NOTES. The Norwegian mall steamer Frltbjof has be*u wrecked off (laugh-sand. Not way. A'* explosion Thursday occurred In tba Freikiny- If ffnung pit at Hennsdorf In H|.esi», ki Ii g twenty miners aud severely w unding a number n* others Ihe si nation at Rio Janeiro la critical. Armed m-n patr I the sn Creek and First street, in this city, co si# mg of three large frame buwdtog# contain!'g a valu-ble plant of machinery, *«i burn*d toi* m g ds *siab.Mhm-Qi of H- B %uar mao. t he fire is at presar.t c ^ofloed to tba top fl tor It is tbe leading dry g x*d# house of the eastern district. Toe damage will be exteLiive J They llavn’t Heard of it Yet. Ottawa, Dec 10.—C H. Tapper, min ister of (be marina aad fishery, today tured that Vie government bad received i no imimati n that tba Newfoundland gov i ernmsnt bad pUced daiLs on tba Canadian i pro*, act*. Sick Headache? B arch am Puxa will raiieve._ Children Cry for Pitcher’s.Caatorh.

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§«flj fnuukr |«nuL until wmt. ki. n. im. bvbleiok nmrx. Pr»UMtOK TttMX. 07.00 Ptr Ttm. ounit or wnw tnm. •h. tow i«» PM*! g. it, nimm iwm ikm*. om4Tm» DfKrl it Llrt*- OM *'■rt rUT'jZ- trtUiiM DfcWrtt L'rt*.. Irtod T«M lan, ma-jn. irtrtu IK r ,RkmrKi««t*r* »r«* still a number of Republican* who h»ve m*glf« ted to register. Again un would urge upon them the Impor tance of prompt action in this matter. Th*1 I»emocratlc aspirant* for the president.ial uoinination are becoming as thick as file* about an old molasses hogi head In midsummer V erily their name U legion. Since March,IHM9 thirteen new vessels have been pla* rd In commission by the Ifavv fiepArtment.and twenty four more are now under con it ruction. 'The United States Navy 1b fast becoming a tangible reality. •The great inluatries of the country ail show Improvement.” says Dunn nce attended to there need be no further thought concerning it. and •very citizen may feel secure in the possession of those rights which give to citizenship its highest v slue Still soother clip below the belt on Gro ver Cleveland. Governor United States Senator High boss HU1 has carried the city of Buffalo In the face of the stren uous opposition of the friends of the ex-Uresident' and now has a Democratic cltr committee whose members wear hb collar. These are frigid days for Grover Now that the great political charlatan of the Empire State has inva ded hi* old stamping ground and cap tured the big game U begins to look a« If the stuffed prophet” wasn't in it There are lota and iota of Democrat* with honest inclinations who do not pw kindly to Boss Hill, but notwithstanding this he appears to bertrids the narrow Democracy like a! Colossus. He quietly appropriates the; (Jolted States senatorship; he dictates the choice of his party for Governor of gmi state. He controls the state and most of Its local Democratic committees He puts a personal henchman up:ra the BStiooal Democratic committee to re plak-e a who had become disgusted with his bare faced politic*! knavery. Emboldened by] bieML'ceee he fee, farther. Be take* an active part in the content for the speakership of Che National Bona* and l* thereby able to decide, if not to dictate Us result To what lengths this Iwpc rlons political despot and party boss will be permitted to go Is a question; but, at the present time, he appears to carry a considerable portion of the Democratic party is bis vest pocket. irriraltare fa the PuaJdegr* Mrmoe*. In his able and masterly message to ikmgreae, wherein with a magnificent grasp of Intellectual vision every later eat and industry of our vast country is most graphically reviewed. President Ffarri-on gives a just recognition to our great agricultural interests and the work of the Department of Agriculture in rheir promotion Every request for in formation made to the Department by the farmers of the country ha* bad the most prompt attention, and every suggestion merited consideration. The scientific- «*orps of the De psrtmcor is of a high order and is pushing its investigations with method and enthusiasm The inspection by this department of cattle and pork products intended for shipment abroad ha- b^en the ba*U of the aui ee#« which ha* at tended '*tr effort to secure the removal of the restrictions maintained by th*1 European government* For ten years protest* and petitions upon this *ut ject from the packers and stock raiser* of the I cited fitates have been directed against j these restrictions which so seriously limited our market* and curtailed the profit- of the farm. “It is a source of general congratulation that success ha* I at last been attained for the effects of an enlarged foreign market for these meats will be felt not only by farmer* but In our public dnances and in every branch of trade. It Is particularly fortunate that the increased demand for food products resulting from the removal of the restrictions on our meat# and from reciprocal trade arrangement# to which I have referred, should have come at a time when the agricultural surplus is 10 large. Without the help thus derived, lower prices would have prevailed. The secretary of agriculture estimates that th restrictions upon the importation of our pork product* into Europe lost us a market for #20,000,000 worth of these product* annually." The grain crop of this year was the largest in our history..'*0 percent greater than that of last year, and yet the mar kets that have been opened and the larger demands resulting from abort crops in Europe have sustained prices to inch an extent that the enormous surplus of meats and breadstuff'* will be marketed at good prices bringing relief and pro# perity to an Industry that was much depressed. The value of the graiu crop of the l otted Htnte# i* estimated by the secre tary to be this year rive hundred million dollar* more than last; of meats one hun dred and fifty million# more and of all products of the farm,seven hundred mil lions more. “It i# not inappropriate, I think,” remark* President Harrison with that characteristic modesty so prominent in all hi# actions, “to suggest that our satisfaction in the contemplation of this marvelous addilionto our national wealth la unclouded by any suspicion of the currency by which it Is measured and in which the farmer is paid for the prod ucts of hi* field#.” A triumph of Repub lican legislation for which the country at large is to be congratulated, inasmuch as it re .elves the wonderful advantages flowing from it. MAINE GOSSIP. Indian summer! A full and complete history of the town of Bethel from its first settlement in 1774 to tiie present time is now in preparation by I)r William B Lapham of this city. Dr. Lapham well known research anil ability ns a historical writ er will ensure a work of great interest to the citi/.nns of that place and all others Interested in the preservation of tie* his tory of our New England town# Information regarding the centennial anniversary of Krveburg Academy can be obtained by addressing A. F I^ewis, Esq Fryeburg. secretary of the trus tee* of the Academy and of the centen nial committee It i* reported that the work of con strue it on of the cotton mill at Old Town will begin next summer. The lakeside Pres* plant, Portland, ha# been purchas'd by local capital, and the business will in* continued in the same place under a new corporation name It is the intention of the pur chn*«r* to increase the business by add ing new departments of work such as map printing and book binding The Prevs on the Message. Portland Press J If is a manlv message, the utterance of a thoughtful, straightforward, plain -peaking servant of the poople Bangor News The whole message is a calm, hon est document, giving the opinions of an honest man Bo«ton Evening Traveller It is clear concise, and take* rank a# a state paper with some of the best pro ductions of hi# distinguished prdeces -ors. It is a document free from plati tudes. and can but cause a healthy dis cussion even though there is little pros pect that the President’s more Important recommendations will be adopted. Lewiston Journal The most important document that for years has emanated from the chief exec utive of the United fc-tates, President II artiion’s scholarship and statesman ship equip him imply to produce a houghtful. a wise and prophetic me? sage. And he has done it in his latest state paper. [Boston Journal.] Upon the question of free and un 1 limited coinage. President Harrison ex presses himself with hi# customary plainness and vigor. In the face of a Democratic House of Representatives four out of rive of whose members at e rainted with extreme free silver here *ies, the President doe- not hesitate to say that a free coinage measure would “disastrously affect our business interests at home and abroad" This i# tantamount to a declaration to Cri*p and Mills and their associates that he will veto a free siher bill the moment it i. laid before him. We shall see wheth er the Democratic leaders will have the courage to meet the chiller ge of the Republican executive. [Boston Advertiser President Harrison’s thirl annual me* •age is not only the most important of them all. but is one of the ablest and j most valuable presidential mes sage* iiid before Congress and the j country for many a long year. It i# dignified and state#manlike through- j out; in part* it is extremely sug-j gestive, in other parts it rites to a strain of genuine eloquence The document as a whole will do much to increase the President s already **cure reputation for mastery in the treat .uen of public ques tions. Boston Heraid A carefully prepared at.d dignified j 5 tatc paper. [New York Mail and Express 1 President Harrison’s message, submit *ed to 0>agre«s today. 1# of extraordi nary we* h It his ail the conciseness I hat so notably marked the message* of t Gen. Grant, and the graceful and digni-1 tied expression *h:oo lent a charm to lien-Garfield’*official utterance*, it is cot florid and make* uo at rhetorical flour*!* u i# finbn-ti careful, well baianerd sueu*ent of facts and expres sion of judgment uj one who tho.oughly understand* ht# *u» >ct aud who*rind* it a pleasure to take his »J0 000 000 coa*tit uents ibtoihe goterumeui's confidence N w Y»k Tritune The one cluracteristh- of President ■11#-: BintWi tennup itM'aal ■mw every cudkl trader ii tu tk ■otetc fiiii*iiM from DtrtiauAlp or preiodke. There it in ttaoattmaiaK [of effect. It U a aoph ritu ut twinera Hke mtnant of pabttc aCtito. rail (vf wtoe poetics! rag0Htlara. «d to dtopoteiouM that iu porn Ml. after lha crary lacttoaai Ml— of Demo crat*, h like a breath of cool ooostaia tir The Preeirlent calmly laettea tbe eloieet tcratlny of every department, is loll confidence that inquiry wonld ■Utncthaa lha tract of ue people la [heir adminUtrmrioc Baa—r aad tratalaet Balhoad. ffian—r Wlriff I Hon Uewllya Powert of Hoolton, bet idea makisff a la/ffe labeertpiton to the preferred track of the Ban—r aad Aroortook Railroad haa granted the right of way for the line over ail land* owned t>7 him or ia whuh he i* Interested, in Penobscot and Arooatook counties He ha* clearly shown hi* confidence la the heme of th^oew Itoe, u have mao? other* The •urreying parties are nuk ing good progrea* and will be ready be fore a great while to make their final report- The subscription lirt continue* to swell and there ought to be no diffi culty in obtaining every cent of the amount desired In Bangor and eliewhere. Hill Art With the KepnbHran Party. fit it tori of tkf. Xenattc Journal: Having acted and voted with the Pro hibition party for the last fen year*, I now announce aad declare through your column*, that I propose to act with the Republican party, whose principle* I #hall advocate and auataln. ketpet’y your#. A ByUOXCaRk Ktat Winthrop, I)»*c 9, 1891. Litcran Note**. A weather journal just published in London i* believed to t« the earliest that rver got into print It wa* kept from l;n: to 1141 by William Merle, rector of Driby In Llncolnahire. The .January Atlantic Monthly will bay** an article of peculiar Interest on James Russell l.oweli, by Henry Janie. It will be largely devote«l to the re markable success of Mr. Lowell a* Uul ted State# minister at London. Thomas Wright is engaged in arrang ing Cowper* letters in chronological order, with a view to their publication. He has a list of 400 letter* which w»-re either omitted from Bouthey’s collection or printed in luij*erfect form Mr. Wright's biography of the poet will soon be ready. A letter from harlotte Bronte, ju*t published in London, names “two thing* which stirred and interested me mo*t in London They were Thackeray’* lec ture* and the acting of Rachel This wa- simply because in them I found most of what was genuine, whether for good or evil An Illustrated sketch of certain ‘Re markable Bowlder*,"’ by Mr. David A. Wells, is to appear in the Popular Science Monthly for January. These immense stones, weighing thousand# of ton# and found hundreds of miles from their place of origin, give striking testi mony to the mighty power of glacial action. For proof of the depreciation which Inis overtaken the values of rare editions of ancient classics, attention 1# called to the recent sale of Dr I.uard’s fine li brary, supposed to be one of the best of its kind in Cambridge. The prices were generally low. A copy of the Sheldon Press edition of Hesiod went for $47. a similar copy having once fetched $507* The Y outh's Companioa prizes for folklore stories were awarded as follow'*: First prize, $1000, to Marie Izouisc Whiting, Knoxville,Tenn fora 9tory entitled “Blow Joe’s Freedom Second prize, $.100, to Mrs Rose Terry Cooke, Pittsfield, Mass., for a story en titled -Mother’s Doughnut#." Third prize, $200, to Albert Hervls, Boston, Mass., for a story entitled “The bilver Tankard Mis* Whiting and Mr. Hervls are new writers. The monument to John Richard Green in the Mentone Cemetery consists of a pediment carried on two wall pilaster# and two detached shafts, which have spiral moldings, foliated heads, and cir cular bases A semicircular arch con nects the shafts under the tympanum They rest on a thick slab supported by corbels «>n the panel, tympanum, and shafthead* golden V enetian mosaic i# used to ornament the white marble The inscription reads, “John Richard Green. Historian of the Euglish People.** with the usual dates and the word# “He died I.earning.” In one of the letters from Charles Dickens printed in the Hans Christiau Andersen’s correspondence Mr. Dickens invites Andersen to vi«lt England and stay ;»t Tavistock House, or Gadshill, as plea«ea him best. Once “Little Dorrlt" is finished “you will find me in summer juite a free man, playing at cricket and ail manner of English open air g#nie* In another he addresses him as “My dear and worthy Hans," and tells him that, though nine years have passed since he was last in England, he must not do the English people the injustice of lmagin ing that his name has passed out of their hearts. On the contrary, “you have become even better known and more beloved than when you saw them for the tlrsr time When Aladdin shall come out of those caves of science to run a trium phant course on earth, and make U9 all w iser and better—as I know you will you ought to come for another visit You ought to come to me. for example, ind stay in my house." Andersen ac cepted this invitation and to the close of Id# life wa* never weary of telling how fie and “Charle-ss Deeckeens” played at creeckeet. EDITOR’S TABLE. Poet Lore for November contains •ssays on Curiosities in Sonnet Litera :ure, by E It. Brownlow The Sonnet -onnetized, by Harriet II Robinson; Hie Allegory in Itamlrt, by Wm. Ward rane: The Reason of Cymbeline, by Henry P Goddard, and Browning Study flints. News and Notes, and BibUogrn hy of New Publications in English Literature are interesting features [Phil i lelphia 1002 Chestnut street. $2 »0 a rear Wide Awake for December greets its •eaders with a regular Christmas spirit Such fltufi as Dreams are Made of" by John Meat! Howells, appear# as the tint me of the Fait Harvard #eries. “The War of the Schools,"* bv apt C. A Jurtis, U S A is a first class snow calling story. A historic ballad of Nor vay is told bv Susan Coolidge in “tjfueen Vtarg.iret s Needle* Jessie Benton Kreemont. Maria McIntosh Cox. Lieut ol. Thorndike, Helen Keene and E G |*a*ker are among other contributor*. Boston: I>. Lofhrop Company, $2 40 i year.] The Christmas number of the New England Magazine has given Maine a due hare of attention An excellently illus rated and described article is that by 'harb s Lewis Slattery on “Brunswick ind Bowdoin College The first of a ..ries of “Stories of Salem Witchcraft” .y Winfield P. Nevio*. .ppears in this lumber. Some of the early witchcraft •ases in colonial time* are cited and re r«*al the art* practiced In those days, rhere are also numerous sketches, poems uid illustrations appropriate tf this big band of sheep were bought md load'd In Penobscot and PlscataqVi* :ounties. for which the farmers receiv'd -marly four dollar- per he*d Nearly he whole train was controlled by I C Ubby. who has purchased and fo-warded Brighton market this season over 10 000 lambs. Maine i- fast coming to he Iron; in this lucrative industry, ibeep husbandry. Commissioner Thomas Daggett of the 3tatc Cattle Commission, was in Bang.»r Saturday on his way home from Aroo? look county. While here he paid a VTsit ,o the farm of Commissioner F. O Beal. >f the cattle commission »nd viewed the iplendid stoik farm to longing to that gentleman. as well as the uue adjoining Ur. Diggctt said that he did not believe h it in all Arrosfook county r ul.l be lowed two adjjiniog farms containing ICO head of cattle and 50 horses, while iere were two situated within the por ters of a city. He was very highly 'leased with hts visit me of the farms ip-'kon of was that of Mr. Pe»>, the >thcr was the celebrated farm t.f Mr Elijah Smith. The Buxton and Hell'S Agricultural 'octety belli i annual meeting it their tail Saturday. Dec 5. which n largely itteDded. i ho meeting whs called to >rder bv the president and the directors; nade their annua! report which wa-, iccepted. Ihe report of t’ e treasurer, ho wed the receipts of ih«* year to be J2247 93; the debt of the society was ■educed during tbe year about $*O0 The ollowing were elected officers for the -nsuiog year: Andrew L. Berry. Box-; on, pte-ident; Henry Htopson. Saco, dee president Ira W. Milliken, Buxton.; ecretary Jamas w. Meoerre. 9ar Mills, reasurer Calvin Roberts, Hollis; A. I. j Sdgecomb, J. F. M. Kenney, Buxton; tufus A Smith. ayton: Joseph H Mnith,Hollis; JosephC Roberr*. Water-, loro, directors As the sun U superior to me star?*, so Dana's i> superior to all other Sarsaparilla*. A t'if m -ur.-ter •*lt» t• d d rou hap,*n «e»l Mr» F um y >q to SaFope t»e tim-B a year, >«,a iBYe era Mid t oe-aa a al She truths-* nr^Qr^ers'Ood 1 merely told bur **at I had be-n o»rr the UUntic Monthly.”—Tne Epoch. Only One Sarsaparilla soid on die “No Benefit, No I*ay“ plan —cnljr one could »rand the test* vi*: DaXA'6. A horded d*bt i« ore this cannot very rail got away —New Orleans Picayune. Dana’s Sarsaparilla is guaran teed to absolutely cure disease, and it does It too. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria.1 n COMING A Lowest Artistic Designs. Prices. ruriKL sow. KNOWLTON Has jttft wUa: vob want. i*ktnret mad Frames of All Sort; Kuuls mud CoLditions Crayon SEE* Ready Framing 153 WATEK gfBEET, Made Specialty. AUGUSTA. ME. Frames BOVlSdtOjaSt

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-Socnl ISHnllcra. 'Ti« Vie l|» all A round '-'ll* better io iia«e loved and If*' thuu have loved *t all *11# better for the man who soM th*- ffewrr* tha wore ai fete «m1 ball g 'll* bell r 'or the candy -lore, 'll* brii-r for the jeweller. 'll- somelltnes twtter fur the »«r> *c!» a i rcim|«* *«lt |>r«itltioner Another perfect morning yesterday. The work of registration la proceeding brink 1v. l'ntent xplosion r tilers are to plated under the bit: gaa main on the bridge. I to yesterday van patients hid bran brought to the insane hospital •luring thg present week. N.velty Fair in the Gannett A Moris hall opens tomorrow. Saturdav, for tha Christmas season The Indies* Auxiliary of tha Y M. A. meet Saturday atV M to e a meeting of the city gov ernment at 7 JO this evening in G. A. It. Hall and the present indications are that it will be quite an interesting one. "Rnow. Give ue know and we shall ba assured of the liveliest r hristroas for years.'’ So say the traders and they ought to know as much as anyone rrgarding tits subject. Nine tickets to the symphony concert in j Portland last evening were sold from tins I station. Among those from here *ho attended the concert were Prof. Frank Den nis and Win. Karnhani. The mail carriers are fitting out for Ihe winter cruise with some handsome uniform overcoats made by K K. Davis t Co. They are of a mw style and sre double breasted while the old ones were single. State Lecturer Twitchell went to Dur ham yesterday and was present at the grange meeting at South West Bend last evening Today he will be present at the dedicatory exercise# of the new hall of Wale* Grange A large number of Augusts people took advantage of the low rates on the Mams (’antral and attended the Symphony »rih*s tra’s concert at IV Hand. under the l#ad*f ship of Mr. Walter Damros* Y They all most enthusiastic in their praise ||On Wednesday. Dec t»«» high walsr mark of patients at th* Insane Hospital was reached, there being . Bewail of H#b>. G O. Brown, K. A Thompson, and L. V Evans of !»»var. The rostter to bs sidered was one that went our trnm IN last meeting, and was ia regard to a contract with the Maine Cwntral St. Mary ’s of A ugosta council, No-ID Catholic Benevolent Legion at it# regal* airsting elect©I for the ensuing year th# following officer# John Gougbltn. pf*#' dent Edward H» anion, vice praaD* F G. Sexton, secretary. Thos. A Buckler collector. Tho*. J Lynch treasurer, 7 A. Brennan. hancellor J- J orator, John T Dowling, manhal. Job* 0. Fox, guar I; Itev. Charles W DjbertT. cbapUio Itev. C.W. Doherty.F. O *nd Joseph Cardaralt. trustees- j Tbf New F. gland iHephone and T*l»' graph Co have put a craw tf ht*m» work running a large cable across tbe wf' Tbis will replace the 9'b 91 wif'* that new Vos# the ri**r on that slrrlnf snd also do away with all daagsr in J ice rorslngs At h *»d bridge a cable connexion hot w1 placed and connection made there die Wires oo the river hank# aad the [o these bet will also be placed Uf tlBg arrwelers and testing appafitu* Mr J.m„ K. *'n 10 r. ir»:n«r, h». -moril 'b-rUtk t»o -w W0,w rh- ftr.t "rr htnitov wW. o—n.' S' f° ’a 4..r Mr, I* -l»W» nat.1, «-1 M M might t V-firor.t 1 i« *miiv, Mr trvuMmhtt« P""™1’- —*k,W.I-. T- 1 How. t.r»- K.M.; M«.«* Kfe7 Uijf«r* J Sa* .hI Lfn„l *r ,HT of Uli« I.or.I »tiem. ri-ool.r H.i»« £*L'l?Ili!

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just m wm bn PmouNy kftuni Mm tb tart t( Nhtntiu. TV '*r»n4 H»j*. Wort w. I hr Eart frrv ••>jaHrr/d twf^ra |bem ird bad Uieir nawi't pier *4 oa ifc# voting 11*. The mee»h»r» of toe bj*ri aro son Erne •etlallv I wt*h the way la wb-ch tha Matt Bide A»r» ara Mktag boi l. Tbay oaly ha pa dial th« »i4*m will com i no* w> cam a in ftariag llw r*«t of iha wok while tbay ara in raaaian in rh« wwi place aa yester day A agMan* appear to eppr* cut* folly the great desirability of registering at this time, i f«et each citi/sa aea that be and his friends appear bvfor* the hoard at otro. If aay oh* living oo the west side haa foiled to register they should attend to It at once, far any citizen mat appear before toe hoard while >t to seaaion m any pie*-*. Tbnee Register»*d in the tfiernoon. kreate* Haakelt. Croats? atraat Kt*-« Williams Mad If ilia rued. KriB P Rmarf. H* fast rood. k«ei Merrill, Upp** Haifsai roail. Metvjil* A Mt-r.Ul, Upper Belfast road. WHH War*. Alien str-rat. Frank Nor* fo#a, Hsogor road. Natbaalal Beben. Upper IGlfaat road. Warrsn A DiHlf. Gage strvet. George L Guoir, Balgred* road. Mwatd »»y atraat Chaa W Berry, W«Ur street. Uavant Waldron. North street. Frank U Fam .gton, Itsogor street. t Mw.r K Savsga, Patterson atraat Martin Colarei, Bangor street. Greta F Harrows. Belfast rood. Jubu M rimer?, Lower Bylfid road. Otarr field P Hall. Allan street. Chas W Shaw. Lnwltal street. Frank R Butler. Hospital dreet A navi Braon. Hospital utrevt Harrtson W Plummer. GahMtt street Daniel 8 M©Dent# I, Belfast street Charles W Morey. Bangor mad. diaries Hankerson, Bangor street. John K Spaulding, Bangor road Arthur W Stowed. Capitil street John K Crean. Hoapital street. Menton W Dennis. Belfast road Frank B koowlwn, South Belfast road. Fred A Wlleon, Pearl street. W E Barrows, Oo s road Customs A Rchartaon. Western avenue. These RegWcird in the Evening. Reger Cony, Cony trout. William J Mon saey. Kastern avenue. Frud Andaraon. Arsenal atraat. John A Rdlin*. Bangor road. Klmar E Folaora, Cedar street. Wm L Piece, Atsaosl,street Chaa E Sampson. Hoapital atraat. chaa Pratt. Cbelaeeroad. Chaa H Chapman. Pettenglll's Corner. Wilbur V Bnawall. 8 W Urmlen, Kaat Chastoul atreet John W 8 Bushoe, Cony afreet. Uvl M Poore. Gannett atreet. Horace Colburoo, Eaataru are. Frank I Clark. Gannett atreat. Fred 8 Doc. Bangor atraat. Thoa K Nleh da*. Baifaat voml John Coughlin, jny atreat. Fkkirat A Gross. Allen street Wm 8 Bragg PettecgUrs Corner. Frank A Uarrey. Bangor road Chaa II Goldsmiili. Bangor road. Christopher Gardner. Weston plai'e. John t Hamblin, Paltaraon street (has L Humphrey. 8tooe atreat. Edward ft Gardner. Wvstoo place. homes H Bodge. Murray street. Wm H Balling Bar gor street. Frank Whit*. Bangor street. Chas R Smith, G«noett s'rrat. H orace E Croat. B lfaet**erue. Wm 8 Bible?, Green atreei. John P Karuum, Bangor stre*t. Wm A Bolton. Cony street. haa B Hreld Arsenal stre-t Wm 8 McFad isn, Hoapital »tr*«t. W Mr Donald. Ata^nal *tr*«». Augustus D Day. North Belfast road. Fret! A Day. North B*ifa#t real. I.eanord O Shore?. Belfast road. Alexander A R*?. Bsrg^r street. Frank C Ricker. Whtrooy hrk. John R Th mpsoo. G«iaett street. Jams* H Pink ham. Ps teraoo street. Burton B Shore?. Maple street. John H Hopkins, Pettvraoo street. Osgood Crawford B*-gor road. John H 8haw. Bangor road. AMtSEMETTS. (nsrear, ruia n\ smut* at woouiai* "ai.i Th* following is to* rogramme for the concert in M.oninn Mali this evaning l AKt L ■ai« yaartat—••Orortsfito'...- rJ^\rT C b rank, C C Heat. 4j>.Wan1. JJ NOrt-4'asatiBa, “Ceps ratal .Ceetam^ri r». .Ivoaie King Rorweae. _ rtaise goto—* a igbt aeaat* naatnoven Madam* iHstriab .stmM- Arts, from “Kv-taletn ■r Ch*rlv* ST. laraw. VowJ l^ct—"L. Cl «r •a™;*1

■rt. Jr net*- King lf*rri-so. Ur. J. J• Taunt. VABT II. _ D.l, (jurat witt Ob.i«»u>—-*»*» Olug .VI.... K. M.KT(M«. tlK VriMSwytTKt QMrtJ*: §r> tv-HJlpUKM Lev# Uaas. .......WUWOJ Ur CM Teroar. _ __ rtaaa Soto-“Valv*.” Opua nwtu w.damv Iri^rtahttroag Wb "Tie Lametti,** fr m Imlsh--Ctaawi«* Mrs.Jcaaie Klag Ha i m. “A btreamlst full of F«owsrs _ Male Quartet. .■■■—es The wintkrop Wrest Qeartst Frol. FmU« |W to Dow «i*h frry W.rt wh.r. b* hav to* el«» i ducing, CODvivUDg cl ov»T *0 I>»W*r prapi* know how to oppreciott foot music tad in sir scion “Tou’re frozen year eets l* remark. Bathe in Job i*«P§ A*ody«« Lm in nt. dtcTdAwfoirm Era.* Wkatiar >u la yuut *»T C W. Joan weat la Partlaad yaa inJag. Mr Jaka G Kfcaw of Bath waa ia ika ettr Ttanfaj. Aftfcar Party. Eaq of Qardun waa ia t»»B yootooioy. J I. Paaks af flooor na ia U» tiij j '*nrdar oa Hatta Mr. K. E. HniharStiii af Pattla-d 1. naiuac loiaV'oa is lha crty 1> C. Pal»»r E..,., af Garilan a>aa ia ywlartay aa baalaaaa. Mr. I* Mn. Ctaa. Cnatll af V«» bars war# ia lha .rtSjr jaa>artay. Mr. Will Lasdara. adllaa of tha Qaaiinr Hayartar.vaa ia lha ear yaatarday. Mi. Ed. Past, oaahitr of On .'akavh.faa Sonata Bank. aa. in Bn ctty yeataaday “I>r. H. B. Hui a. lha hatpin! own to Portland yoaMrdty M attaad lha coaeort Min Batata Yunna af Pattlaod i. n* iag bar aa*. Mn- J. Prank Piatt* on (•ran Mraat. Mn. Jta.i K Paiiar a.at to Wotar allia yaatatday to attond tha moaioal faati.ai u Waterrllia Mr. I. Hoot li '.onit*atUal to go alatol 00 crutch** as th- r*r*jl» of vprannpg cits anH* «|uito badly. Mrs K Lelly of I’ortletd, but for merly of AUfUdts ts visiting Mrs. II. W True on Kim street. Miss Bert Novell who be* beta vinun* friends ia A agusU, tv turned )>:*terl*y to her borne in Watervilla. Dr. C- H Cumetoo of Brunswick was in tbe city Thursday, returning to Brunswick on tbe afternoon train Mrs. Abbie Ayer of Aina aod Mrs. ('has Krekine of North Newcastle were cellirg upon A agitata friends yesterday Mr. II. B. Pennell af Portland, treasurer of tbe Maine citato Phormaceutaial Associ ation. was in tbe city yesterday. Mrs. A W Cate weat to Wat*rviile yes terday to attend tne musical festival. 8b* will probably be absent for several days. Mr. George W, Ladd is again nbleto be about having recovered from tbe severe and nearly fatal illness that followed tbe amputatnn of his leg last saarne*. Asa Jacobs of Portland, luperintender.t of construction of tbe Maine division of the New Kagland Telegraph and Telephone Company, is in the city superintending tbe running of a cable over the bridge. Lester W Bragg of Portland. Inspector of Time Service, Western Union Tele* graph Co was in tbe city yesterday. Mr. Bragg says that Augusta is considered among electricians, as tbe best lighted city for Us else in Saw England. Dr and Mrs. B. T. Sanborn have re turned from Boston where the doctor lias been ia attendance upon the meeting of tbe New England Psychological Society. This society is an organization of the superin tendents and assistant superintendents of the insane asylum* and ho*pit«l* through ont New England. M»* Lotue Salford is in Providence, where she was called by tbe illness of her mother. Mrs. Mary O. Safford, who died Wednesday. Her death was caused by imeuraoLis. The deceased always lived in this city till a year or more ago. when she moved to Providence, where one of her daughter* resides. The remains will probably be brought to this city for inter ment. The Shoe Factory Sold. Ye*terdsy morning Mr. H. If. Homlen of this city sold the shoe factory building, and property in S-uc*yvil!e, sc called, to Mr. James G. Cummings of ilallowell. Mr. Cummings, it is understood, will tear down part of the building now and the retnamder in tbe spring. The lumber will be used in the construction of two hand some houses which will be built upon the site The indications nr# that this will revive fhe Stacey rill* boom, so long dor mant. IliiMincHH Tip*. A Hue new Everett piano will be used in the epocert tins evening at Meonian hall The pretty aod amusing little play "The Rice Padding," which the young poople brought cut so well last night at the Uni tarian church parlor*, will be repeated »o ntght at the same place, at 8 o'clock. A pan*y wav picked yesterday, the lOtb day of December, from one of the gardei in ih a city. Entitle*! to the Meat. All are entitled to the best that their money will buy, so every family should have at ones, a bottle of the best family remedy. .Syrup of Klg*. to cleanse the sys tem when co*tive or bilious. For sale ia :»Oe and f 1 bottle* by all lending drag inti, dec7dAwlm Sudden iSentbs. Heart disease is by far the most frequent •aoe of sudden deatn, which in three out of four cases is unsuspected. The symp toms are not generally understood Tfaete are a habit of lying on the right side, short breath, pain or distress in sid*. back or shoulder. Irregular pulse, asthma, weak and Hungry spells, wind in •tomach. swell ing of ankles or dropey. oppression, dry cough and smothering. Dr. Mile*' illus trated book on Heart Disease, free at Bow ditch Webster A (Vs. who sell and guaran tee Dr .Milts' urn qualed New Heart Cure, anil hi# Restorative Nervine. which cure# retvousDPSS. headache, sleeplessness,effect* of drinking, etc It cjntain* no opiate* nov30de:dAwly nil**' 8vrv* 4 Uees^PIHs. Act on a new principle—regulating the liver, stomach and bowels through the never*. A new discovery. Dr. Miles'Pi Ms speedily cure biliousness, bad taste, torpid liver, pile*. constipation. Unequalled for men, women, children. Smallest, mildest, rarast: aO doses, 75 ct». Samples Free, atlBowd'trb. W*hater and Co 1 oct27deod4vly *l(*n I lag Farts. The American people *re rapidly becom ing a race of nevrou* wrack#, lowing raggest# tbe best remedy Alphonto Hemrd ng. of Bailer. Pa swear* that when bi* *on was upeeeoles# from 8«. Vitna dance Dr Mile#' greet Restorative Nervine ctirrd him Mr* J R. Miller, of Valpa raiso. aod J.D. Ta>lor. of L-igansport.Lud saioed pounds from taking it Mr* H A lie-doer. «> k »c .r d n-rvaa prostration bjr ooe bm-*. Tr.*« oo'ile*. and flas bo k* if m«r**lou* c-j'cS, fr**e a A. E PF!an*-r. »fooTnrt-1. Dike wife fmbi* Mo**-.*

AlUl**nH*K BoaiU.a-D.c- «-“r' ‘*J' rraaaa laW—Baa. a->. d»a.6t Ur. on uri.c Loom trs. *H ASDW'WXHJOU* L!,.r»ofa-D^ 1. J Mfaa.ionaerl] a* Virana, Mr, Oft-« in Augu«ta, w>- ihall otter th foiluwlnc ll*t f fn*«h a* a rial attraction io '*ur confectionery department, vl/ JOHNSONS Chevioe Candy Molasses Candy. Bailor Taffy, Cream Walnuts, Peanut Candy, Caramels, Boston Twist, Molasses Cream tilled, Coenannt Creams. Fi| Creams, and Bflney Drops COOD THINCS CHEAP -on our SPECIAL SALE DAYS WEDNESDAY--SATURDAY Ths Im E. Fuller Co. WHOLESALE IID RETAIL GHOGERS, Opp. Hotel Xorth, Augusta, Me —.CARD:— I wi*b to inform my patron* that I *ba!l di* contlim* the retail »e to he true: if you haven’t* trr a*. S. S. WILLIAMS i SODS Cider H*M **rt* _ _ novtldtf KjMIpMP (imamiM J.W MEAN, Manager. Ibat chocotal* Ttt«J one* you ate, Aid w ioh of oour** you pa> for; Had it been par? Tour Ui* wvr# ewer. Your con-t tifla safer. SCC OUR IMJCOLATf OOODI TO-DAY_ CTTT or A CO DVT A, f TaaaacaaB*#Orrjcs, OaB-1 On and a**er Jan- IMi. heaAqwirtervwt ib th» rear o«* near Ha*rlT« Mho. n*«l further ar-*o#. C- H Raju*“ ■it-,? rmnn?. r

GARMENTS. i THE LARGEST -ASU In the bounty to select from. The mi Illness of the season has in terferred considerably with the sale of heavy gar ments. and we shail offer Our Entire Lite it Grntlp Reduced Prices, In some instances at 50c. on the dollar, commencing today. FlSiitl&Ci. I- no cheat or paper model but is com posed of a folding -qunr«- a scroll or draft tool a full *et of scales and a book of diagrams and instructions, so simple any one can understand it. 80 simpli fied that a hild that can read figure ami guide ifs hands can use this -vstem accurately ind successfully. All l adies can know how to cut. mak*’ and trim their dresses by learning this system. The grand reception accorded the National «hirmcnt Cutter of Gardiner is but a repetition of similar receptions accorded it wherever introduced and fair indication of what may be expected In Augusta. Here are a few testimonials from the best dressmakers of Gardiner Messrs. Plttook ept. 11th, 1891. Gardiner. Me., Sept. 2nd, 1891 Me«~r*. Pittock — IIA LLOWELL. A choice aBRortment of selected coal* of th« best quality, laciadin* the Celebrated Red Ash from Lykaas Valley. 5o rirtra expeix for deitrerln* coal to Anjru"fld Tour:_'liu.dl Special Low Prices on Overcoit-i for the n«xt ten days, WE KEEP OH I. 1 THE. BEST. I Our stock DRY GOODS, Our prices js^aitu CARPETINGS, “rct,1"; .tori™” HEN’S CLOTHING. JAS.H. LEIGH CO., HALI.OWELL, In/IBI. We have a Large Line of Sbawis and Wraps to keep out the co'd drrUto.ml _ MU MVNJj 1.0 stan WE WANT TO SELL -AN O aoh mvni 10 aru YOU WANT TO BUY H e can't tell you til y**u want to buy but will «all your att^ntwa t«» well-known fart. IF1. L.WEBBER 1 t arriea a complete a-4oi tfneot- i l*rt‘.i pno*. ta bo *ot a lav eellnr*. Cat. and .-xntalflo tb* gool* Wfor»* timjing YOU CAN havt; money Jabbing tail R«ga]ria» l';oaa|rtlr AftoarfO't to. A. I*. GOULD, No. Uniou Block. 9o4*rfxlI". FOB SALE. My Stock Of Millinery and Fancy Goods, -together wtih Store Fixtures. Th* store i* well located, and has good run of First class Trade. This Isa rare chame for xnvone who wiplic* u engage in Millinery and Fancy Good* uain«'~a. >ln**t l*o m«*1«I at once, account of ill health. L. M. Crosvenor, IULLOWELL, MAI1IK. oefcO.1 f Anew shot? FDR WOMEN’S WEIR, Put d duly 15, *90. THE “PERFECTION' ADJUSTABLE. UNLIKE ALL OTHER ADJUSTABLE SHOES AS ONLY LEATHER IS SEEN i Instantly Comfortable i aiAfttwt* \*tn w-,5* STusifi aim a;. MI HtAf. Wear them consta.-fly TIFT 80 IOTT!»!,8iiSl OB MSTMTBfFHT. St/l*, Crsr-kf. It "/-j LADIES! Sh^*. Yw *'li cate it at gf| “Perlecilof Adjustable Sftoes Am»r1f4s Ut« World's B**i. Extra Ha* (/aaiity; V*ty J»w >'rtc»-« GOMSOilBATEO SHOE CO., ..rer*, r.r?nf, Ma-b Kor in Aajr.c* by I.. RKIUKi, Water Str-** =.aA*o usm ram A3Q mm E«9*oU otir already large stock S 3 000.00 worth of the Latest and Host Designs in BBliSStiy, TIPESTR1SS and WOOLESS. They re rnr.rrels of baaaty. style and durability and Can be bought at all prices. It will be (or your interest to examine them before buying elsewhere. CltOC&ERY, SILVER AND GLASS WARE, LAMPS --AND FURNITURE OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. PREBLE KEENE, Cardiner. *e'('ll«l«*r(ul(lT)V i» WlM'nlally RICHMOND VICTOR" 1 —iron— -V.S4 Hot Water or Steam. C0MSI1ES WITH PU1E FRESH 10 IU7 -latXCKU.KD foil Itewidencee) find Public OuiWIintfM. KCONOMK. DUUABILITT AN1) K.ASK OK MANAOXMBNT. FINE PLUMBING A SPECIALTY. HoimI for Vllu«tratr«l C J. H. COGUl S CO.. Heatiig Eigunrs, M'ta'HTA. f MAINE. •'(ri't OF COURSE YOU ARE OOING TO THE WORLD’S FAIR AT CHICAGO. PURCHASE YOUR TICKETS OF t New England Transportation Co. f|,. C(*A« J. Cm C’hnpm*o Hnnkia* f, pKMideul. (’ll M x C'»u 7 At* i.nmty fta»l C« Port is til, 1 fwaW Or. K Y M H K FortUB'i.Om Trjn, fwftatio* Ag* li .*•t« iftnri'ir tr-u jortartt-'D, bovl, UAf t Adroit*!** o rrr/8«Klr :r*a«fer *o4 iif# tosa/srr, i *t "/i, Monthly Inat-tiiments. everything prevideo. N care or annoyance. PRICES FROM §34 TO §82« Mike »pp i r BBd gtR to bo; -ir llf.lwrt I ortW tbit th* KM'!llf ptlVtU ft- •mail-r F. V. SAWYER, Gen Agt. E H. WALKER, Local Aet. BOV iUt, 580 MOTHS'* Says 1 3UJ8TNT ~MUl> 14.000 UTMt/4— Son?! and ID!tr:imental Pieces 4f tet» f*at* ear,' tw-I»* foT a dollar. &ca«l for a cataiojfm*!. mailed of ohar*r or, feodyt of prto*. EASTUFS I0Z1G HEP!)?, 8ARDWK. IE. Tobey System”! Dressmaking r-vjrtt ne Ti Gannett S*f*et f^MWi a*. f *5niiraiMfl« or ad3r**» Madam ao- *Vf>d or »ianne»‘ h‘ Ea»;«^9f»4 .art macMa** ia food er*»* IlioaiM U»w%banl* 9 w.i I4? ‘v. U-*. i J. U ”.i* IVi%r»" iio. At Lam. ££J *w 1 I/O Stmt, AUGUSTA, ME. aoi t% W •ovlVdu _. _ DENTISTRY. K 1 ROBERTS. D.&&. ■Vvb, of Snrv*rtf*/ Wt U'K No ISO W iicr Strict, »t»- BS»* rr UTIOUJ' tun. MriM W.H. HARRIS, M. D. in-rot on minim lit lien it. orrioa jhovbh Slot* 4. X., iMvt 7 in V P X. aroh Id, INI- MfMU Wko Hess Tsor hiitiig! Do you o*t a good, uoat J«*«* la It done at ibe tiiuo pfonvertlf Hr member that from tha fflft#*o4 appearanro of jonr printiii# u»o’»y are impreMed favorably of ollior lie. If Hut Suitei It i« probably b* *u*e yo«» printer baa not tha facilttl*#. m U 4» taato and akiil. They have the fat iHklrf. and tiliy bare the »kiib»! workmen. lUTKLKirtH A Kf.YNT, Jl’i*ui«a.

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ftardtarr 34mtt*auat$. DYER HUGHES, Piano and Organ Manufacturers, i TM«» ('.MM* »ad organ/ -*u f««Bd at the I*d*t4al)w*r«f* n.a of tba fyliowiag Mmlun agnu 1. 33. HUGHES, Oardliic r 4 I CHBraBt 4«*««, r»rtllM. W. B cum W»lrrrlU« W 4. Wnutria, IK> PUU. 4. A. Sb*i>, Bo»if»6»f O. Niudua. BMd»ford. uw »M°I. B..IIIB J.W 8r«*.,«. Brad for •’■otmlogoo* rad prior, to .loot* of tr- f rotary oot».od2tn TENTH Grand Charity Pair! OF IlEVm l*OOT,NI6Jj INTO m\ i>KrABrM«sra. A |*r'e«-t n** Hi** of At*taction* *»d ant rUlamcnta. r |l««a aarl otaer Bafwn.nrcBM-BU. \,|mi-dn. r«iil«. Ticket**. iroo»l for live *itriHii, #0.»15 IImmI’h SttrHAimriiU, Aj*r*« Hnr«uiparllU. ltrowuN ^triapiiiUt, *H7 Honlack Blood Hitter*, .75 to'lrnirt KraoUful, .7*} Milphnr Bittern, .75 Hiwf'* Jikrmri, >5 Pilm'* (Vlrrjr tint pound, .75 Wirticr** t nn», Win (ream Holm, .H** Porker’** llalr lUiHrtm, 5** t ntlcura wolrp. Wtatar'4 HaUam, Ml. JocoN* OH, P«*dN Kstruct, .»h l.a HUncb Pace Powder, .**H 8». 8, !*h IukhII-'«*|H" Up. .8. artpr'a Li»-t Pill", .18 *llr«k> riMlpr., .13 MiprltUii'" I on-lilion P.wd.rf, .18 Marti«M T, .Is l4rhrnk'« vill", .18 BaMlMm. .18 alii uni I’lutprs, 11 U1 imiEH* l> I’KOrOKIION. Neit Door North of tlio Postolce I# the place. Eadly found a* all the Electric Cars Pass the Door. Then* price* ar«- remarkably low, and ate for CaaK Omlp M*ll or hjk»m crier* ft the ame odAwtm BALLowm. m sam~ 5,n A W Ai IV «u*l meeting M**r 8: Meeting* Piur*d»y evening*, at 7 o'clock Work la the Flr*i, Thafanay rtrilu. I>*c. tO. All hid IViiotM vmiU.'ly larited to be pr-renl W. A. Kvkki. N U. a KC1I1I) A t r* CAUeWR’ L, «fQ Ct RAM rk LmHH., No. *0, h. of Regular convention every Tue*da* Evening at T SO o'c;««ck, ta VMtie Hall. Water »tm*t AU PytMaa* -i. pping ta the etty ar*- t*ordI*ily tavlted to attead. K.W Mahlox.C. C. r H iti. hm-’a K K. k S /•'IRIWlLNI LOW* A. »o J. A O.t W Reg V-' Bi*r me.tia« eve 1 Ftilav evening *tt fCaikH’k In A. O U. w ball, Water rire*;. C. W BowariM, W Kx*vk A«k;»x K.o- rl.p IT A LI.O W RLL 4X) aMANl»KXY ^17 TT i:. o. ti C Regnlar merttigt in GoivL c Cro»* dad, over I'. O- co W 8ter ftrect, ever. Taeaday erealag at 7 to ©VI »ck Ob*» X. C C 4 Ktt nuBTH, K of R Jt»HN tt. UlRBAKc> rt^r. No. XHAK RegaUr meeting l*r i»od Al M^odaja of «iuif a»»ata ta Frateraity Bail. I nLa at ocraer o Water itmt Ptvtu K. 8m«a, mm*ad«r KK.BACoa.Adr. y>t.tttbv.iO’he» Wt Pi- has In of »e *n-i* ¥>NK TREK LOIH3E. So. WK-,Order of TobL 1 Regular Meeting* Iri and M Thury^y* each month la Go den Croa# Bali over P O Water -dre-ct. Aaauat eketior. of cthTer* Thnrt.lAy. I4* jaair* MaKTUI. Prericleat W Uo*m», Wee BUS- U«I.OtL>UOF Till 1IWH HALL IMba o« U *» n». LvIM»— Diamonds, Rubies, Pearls, Garnets, Moonstones* Etc. MJMKIHISH SKIT—A Solid Uolil Wir* Itiiij?, with Forget-me nets for 50 cent* ear li at Woodward Davenport’s, 8acct?Mora to H. K Woodward, Royer* Rlock. UAR1HSER. UOME AND BEE US AT THE NEW Candy Factory :a tiie Welch Stare. Opjasite tie Post dee, Wtwrf *e make Freeb Candy Every Day. ItaVKor Old tohioned Molts Stmw»*rrjr ami Vanilla Cln-w lap and j. AIho Bo*ton Chips, Walnut and lVanut Taffy a Npidally at J. O. JOHNSON’S, Ourdliior. Maine. aovMdtf THE LATEST! For Hea4t*v*ue ttw Punt-after. and within titrwniV)tw'*«a arHiiM u J. 0. Ibiruf 4 So* BuU*fert juwtoy B«s. 8b*» ba* r*ry mditobl* aad lob ,k*tek os« of 8trpb»«0'r too* windows. __ U T. Sun* and family who bate b*en pending a few days her* returned to Bos ton yesterday Big crowds of Gardiner and Rarduipfc people a'tendr-d the uiai of *b« Taylor ease at Auguste yesterday. Th* ladies of the Cnirsrsalist society Will entertain at a tapper and sociable to bt given in th* vestry Wednesday evening. The board of rtgistraiion had recorded «h« nssaes of 547 voter* ap to W*dn-*day night Ti «*y are now in session m Ward _ ___ T mothv Foganhy of 8ou*h Gardiner, an uCBployee m the palp miil, caught two of his fl-gers on a saw Wednesday and mangled them quite badlv. J. 1) Hughes left yesterday to attend the musical festival at WaterviUe. He will also mace a famines* trip to Fox-rrof? before bis reSarw_ Rev. J I* Monroe of ^be First Baptist church g**-# to West Gardiner today where be will condact a three days’ service at tbe o d brick msetieg home. J A. Jackson left yesterday for Boston, here be will (urebase a new stock of drags ard fancy article* for his new store which will op*n another week. Tbe programme for th* concert at, Augusta this evening presents a floe array of talent. ar d it is understood that a large party will attend from here. Mr. C. L. Kistman, Mr. Henry N Bates. Mr. and Mrs M L Bates and Miss Alice Benjamin attended tbe symphony concert in tne Blcckbridge course at Portland last evening.__ The insurance sdjasters were at work on the settlement of tre Wentworth loss ye*terdav Apt»rsi*ers have been appoint ed and a final adjustment will be made to day. _ On Tnrsday evening of next week, Prof J J. Turner of this city, assisted by the Wlntbrop Street Male quartet of Augusta will give a concert in Forrest ball, South Gardiner. __ The ladies of the W. C. T. U- held a p-ayer and praise service at their new room in the Milliken bia^k. Wednesday aftet neon It was quite largely attended and it wt* dee ded to continue them during the winter._ J. 1). Hughes, the local agent of the j firm of P-er 4 Hughes, piano manufac turer# of l oxcrofr. has recently sold one of their finest pianos to Gen. Bec’v Pea body of the Augusta Y. M. C. A It is an oax finish, one of the first of the kind to be sent to Augusta. A party of Gardiner young ladies were entertained Wednesday aftercoin by Miss Florence Lawrence at her heme In South j Gardiner. Five o’clock tea was served and in the evening tbe gen leman friends were permitted to attend and enjoy the festivities j which consisted of whist, progressive euchre and dancing. It was a most enjoy able evening fir all who were present. The committe of arrangements for the coming G A K. fair have secured tbe following to act as t! >or managers and aids at the dance to be held every evening of the fair G«o. IT. Fuller. Bert Fuller, Ben Shaw, Frank Harrington, Chat. John son ard F. A MeCaustand. A nov*l feat ure will be introduced io charging 5 cents per couple for each dance. Mr. C. I. Eastman of this city has ar. ad in the want column of the Journal an nouncing that his Iflce furniture and slock is for rak. Mr. Eastman has accepted a position with Jacob Bros the well known New York piano house and will soon leave to take the management of a branch house. Mr. KistmanJs well known here and his m*rv friends wiil regret to learn of his departure tut wijl congratulate him on bis advancement. The voting for the *50 check to be pre sented by F 8. 8m:ih 4 Co., tbe dry goods dealer, is waxing interesting. Wed i >'psdav night the voting s'ood Methodist, 705; GoDgregaHonal. 412; Catholic, 420; Free Baptist, 492; EpiscoraL 314; First Baptist, 211; Universal st. 303; Y. M. C. 123; Heath Post. 311; Heath Relief Corps, 140; Associated Charities. 110; Clothing Club. 310 In Randolph tbe Methodist have 2f»»* Brookings Post, 41; Brookings Relief Corps. 47. One of our conservative traders, whe regrets with other good citizens the shut iog down of *o mar.y enterprises in this citv, Informed the Journal yesterday that there are 400 less operatives in tbe city today than there were one year ago Taking into consideration that many of these had families, it was quite evident that die population it less by at least 800 what it was one year a*o. It would *e*m that something should speedily be dote to bring back the old prosperous ton dition of things, which earned for Gardiner the name of being the liveliest, smartest and busiest place of its s.ze in tbe State. G»o. F. West of Portland, treasurer of the Kennebec Light and Heat Company, has mbmitted the following schedule of i prices in answer to th-* request of the Gar j diner patrons of the company for a re j duction in prices. In the use of incandes i cent lights the following prices per light will hereafter prevail: i t* fl Over lights, lights. Kvery night ti l. U 1 “0 %V r, office. 6 00 53 It is understood that these prices are not to include renewals, which must be msde by the consumer. Each light is warranted 11 burn in the vicinity of »*00 boors. It is the opinion of those who use the lights that the new rates are not much better than the old unless tbe pa'roos use a large number f light# Tbe followirg are the new prices for arc lights: night* |>«r week till a .to.. e or 41.*•» The company claims that the above prices are tbe saris as those io vogue m other places and that they cannot furnish light at a lower price. Do You See i THE POINT? ALTHOUGH Originated by an Old Family Physician in 1810, Johnson's Anodyne Liniment could not have survived for over eighty years unless it pos sesses extraordinary merit. 27TS2&1L is B3XEML za. rt l« HwHng. PwartraHn*. mai mr «'an’t «*n Mh*r." Every Mother 1 >nne f»>p (Svwp. CoW* ‘^orv TfcrnM I'atervh. T.»«- IStta. ■,.j« >Vrr*r (VwnpMnt* like wwlr A-'-! h^rv. ivnt*. ho&SeOt Fxpr-** i r«i*c. Sks&o* tc tea Cairaiia. ao-colM. Ono begvt. bat lh« ica an not eoMUond *e»T auuf joacntdo;. Mi. Ki»>faB. Ban*, oaun of tba XanO.ro Saaumol talk left ;*Mar4a; so rial! to Bu(or. TO* Can; Stod-oi Ooa Oe.n pl*t»i so aiiidlb C. L 9paoOHs(;a book aaor*. For 1O0 amuota of tOia wo h'a iaaot an oaf wirartlaioo colomoa. Coaofott ia who* atcrrbwij ia lookiof for os it ear.O. H to 0* ooBfon.Oi. oi al:|0' .ip«oa» la tka take a large disoict school there, but may not be able to now. The Maine t cu ral^iai ukea advantage of thi* phenomenal weather to do a large 'amount of Ailing in on the double track work which would not have been dm# otherwise, until next spring. The work train and crew are now at work on the big gu!>y north of the overhead railroad bridge. Mrs. C Grinned who has been speeding the past few months with her c?aughv trnor of Maine lor three years from 1850. The shaft will be brought in from the quarry today. It is 2.'5 Itet long and is 2 feet 4 inches at the base. It will be set on a large pedestal, the base of which will be six feet equare. WATERVILLE LOCALS. M. H. Andrews of Bangor. A. D. Ward of Augusta and Atwood J CoDb of Dexter, were among the arrivals yesterday. They came to take in the remainder of the musi cs’ festival. Mr. Thomas J Etncry, whose prostration from paralysis has been spoken of in this paper, di**d at his residence on Summtr street at ocJuck last evening. The time uf funeral will be announced tomorrow. Merchants' day drew in a good crowd of people here yesterday, and the general re port of those on the street is that they did a rushing business. They were cqaipped with additional clerks and had made special preparation in the way of arranging win dows. They expect this will be another I good day for them. Last year the coal ia the Maine Central sheds took Are from spontaneous combus tion, and several hundrtd tor.* were de stroyed before the fire could be checked. And now fire has again been discovered from the same cause, and tffort is being nude to get the same under subjection. It i* thought tbe effort will be successful in the course of a »hirt time. The coal is now being 1 >aded upon cars to ship away to other points where it is needed. There was an enormous house at the first grand concert of the Musical Festival, and the splendid audience that filled the seats was a p ty good indication that the Water viile people are ready to patronize a really fine thing Tonight it is expected that every seat will be sold, and those who have i been malting their plans to attend this con cert but have not yet secured tickets should lose no time in getting around thii morning The prr.gr* rnxe this after noon at the grand matinee will be of tbe same excellence and comprise the same artists as appeared last night and their selections will ail be different. It is expected that there will be many in this afternoon from points along the railroad ’in** and who will return to their homes in the trains in the latter part of the after uoon. SKOWHECAN LOCALS. Charles A Bragg of Reno, Nevads, is in town, I)r. D. A. Paul, Solon, was in town yesterday. C. M Bailey of Winihrop was in town yesterday. Dr Dascomb returned from Lewiston yesterday. Mr. Edward Heath and Miss May Stew ard now lead in the whist league percent age, 71. Foreman Frye and section crew have completed putting in rails in the railroad croesing Tbe cooking club meet in tbe public library parlors Wednesday. Something good soon. Adam* Caswell have a contract to buiid 18 tables for C M. Bailey A Sons* new shops at Bailey ville. Parmenas Encampment, No 18. I. O O F held a meeting for nomination of officers Tuesday evening. A supper was served at the close of tbe meeting. We noticed on the town clerk's books the names of Charles H. Heald of North Fair field and Miss Lanra E Fowler of Skow hegan. Best wishes George Gould and crew are raising a staging on the station tower *o remove the vane acd top so that an ornamental iron top smoke tlje may ran out the top of the tower. What’s better for a wound than Salvation Oil? Echo answers What.'' We answer i Nothing.” So say we all of us. so say we all!" Only 25 cts. A poor unfortunate in Milwaukee is said to have sneezed himself to death. Aim* poor creature, livirg in the light of the nineteenth century and never beard of Dr. Bali’s Cough Syrup. Well, this is more than Egyptian darkness det'dii wfolrm Coughing leads to consumption. Kemp s Baisam will stop the cough at once. Vas Hoc-ten's Cocoa.-—Send for a car. R44. afvta. Harriet. Axoowrook. Moattceio— No«. 0th. A>phon«o H Crawp of Moaooeilo aad Mm Gertrude Fish of Canterbury, a. a Hoalfm—Rov -*7, Manner k- Arb rton *nton, Nov *5. Wiiii.i.u U Campbell and M Annie A. Stoo-. bou* of Homum; Nov SO, Jacob n. Dytcood and MU* I Marti* M God fry, bjth of Wi>od«tock, N B. K&ANkLIN. i M tUi id—Rev. S8, Job a s*owaiB aa.J Mm* Clara H K ngef. 'o«h of tune* ley I rhflBpa Rfc» R, Sred Edgar D.n’iam aatft of Put! ip«. Strong Nov. *5j Wtntbrcp I. gbj-1 of .Strong and tLif* Berth* ‘jaimbj of Kan* l~). Knox. StAte Point. ?t Gt’.tge— No J9, Joiil lieed u* Mis* Luxk Lortu, both of St Geo t* i I oEm—rv. r soloreoa Mank and Mi*- Mary A- Over!era, u>ui oi Luioa. PuJ 1, AiCt-a K b-uni aid Mx R'ansy K.awte;, to h of Corinna. WvfKlVOTOS i Cherty«eki—Nc. Aadx- w G Lineo of Wareham. Ma-? .and Ml- Mary ha’nb*n uf (Aerrjtta>d. ^Socftl 'SiloHets* ii.hihc RKOcm. A Ink U4 Iwkw a Barrlar aad 1* ({ail. Ei^rt ia Mb Xaaarr *t Operetta*. Tten b a yom ted is tbi* city sbsat If yma* of af> and baor» tho oaao of Bo«i«ooU. Ha u sov 10 ditpaco, if nothing tos.d**. One of rh j aeaiMtn of the fit® Brown 4 Jsqaith on returning fro® dimer yester day noticed that some hal cp?ned the tili where the chare* was kept. Oa goi~g to the tiJ it was seen that the receptacle fir tbe (mail charge had been emptied and about #14 or #15 io bills bad b*‘.*n taken. A check for qiite an am: cot bad bee a crumpled up and evi dent!? thrown aside. Their suspicion immediately rested on this bo*. Tuey bad noticed him hanging roacd thair place quite a good deal of late. Several times he has come in to buy some trifle and stood looking around One day recently bs stepped into a shop across the hallway aod asked what hoar the firm across the h»l way went to dinner and when they returned. Sjmetizaes one of them is alone the other member being out of town and then the shop is shut up st the dinner. Sacb was tbs case yesterday and youog Rossignoli effected his entrance bv buratitg eff a board that had been tacked over a broken light of glass in the door. Once getting this off he could reach in an 1 spring the lcck. He immediately went out and boarded an electric car for Gardiner. There one of the ri -m tracaed him and chanced to meet him on the street. After talking a few moments tbe lad made a ciean breast of tbe affair and handed back all the money, as far as is known, with the exception of about a dollar and a half. The boy plead that this was hi* first attempt at anything of the kind in his life. That being true he certainly evinced an alarming precocity in tbat branch of wickedness, it is under stood tbat the firm will take no action against him._ A HANDSOME BILL Ik the Two Dollar Silver Ortflcate Which Has Just Been Issued. Mr. Treby Johnson, cssbier of the Granite National Bank, yesterday showed s Jockral reporter one of the new silver certificates, probably one of the first to be issued in tbe State. Tbe note is a beauty. Mr. Johnson calls it one of the handsomest that he has ever seen. It is printed on the new distinctive paper, which bis two broad stripes of silk fibre run ning across the bill instead of the two threads running logitudiaally a9 for merly The back has been designed to show these stripes, having three irregular medal lions, the end ones having a large figure •*2M upon them, and the middle one bearing the same inscription that ia now on tbe back of these notes. Ths face of the note is especially notice able and shows plainly the work of an artist. In the center is a floe cut of the late William Windom, secretary of the treasury. T:.e lettering deserve! especial notice. The geometrical scroll work on both face and back i* equal to that of any note ever issued by the govern ment. Tbe notes are pmted and finished by a new method, and it is expected that they will wear better and last longer than tbe present ones. It is slso thought that they will be Jifiicu’tto counterfeit. STATE HOI’SE NOTES. Mr. C. C. Hunt of the superintendent oi school s departm >nt is walking about by the aid of a crutch. The other day in coniine down stair* be slipped and fell in auch a manner as to badly sprain bis right ankle. Water anal)sit is still sffjrding work foi the assistants in the Board of Health De partment. A slight increase in the oumbei of strop es received for analysis over that of previous years is noted. Notwithstand ing this subject is more widely known eacl year there are many who send for sample* small vials containirg the water they whl analyzed. Tbe amount thus sent is not a* a rule tbe tenth part of tbe amoum required to make a proper analysis If the senders would read more or the subject they would know that they should send to the department to forward to them proper rn jptacle for the water. The railroad commissioners left yester day for Boston to attend tie conventiot today, of the New England railroad com missioners held at the cffice of the Massa chusetts board of commissioners. Better Light Coming. The Kennebec Light Heat Co hav* just placed a fine 1300 light, 2000 vol tage, dynamo in position in their station aen in tbe market about twenty years It is rec.ro i mended bv the be it pbyirian*. because it I cores jughs ar.d colds every t me. 4*c7i4w Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. SUPERIOR COURT. December Ten, Hm. Oliver G. Hall, 3 W. S. Cmoatb. dark. L. T. Ca&lxtox. county attorney. 9. T. Ststsuo, abert*. F. A. Small, gtenograpber. Turaai'A'. Dec. 10. State ti. Taj lor. The government closed its cum this forcaron. and Mr. Brown opened for the defence, which is a general denial. Then it is said that tbe respondent wuM rot be held on the special occasions teet:fi d to hr the govern ment is the cummer and fall cf 18V1, be cause at that tune the complaisant had. sc raiding u the theory of the government. reached the ege of 1*. and the indictment hal been drawn open tbe iiea tost she was under that age waen tbe cIf, at present non 1 maeder io-chief of the army, is described a* a short man, pitted with smallpox, no! much of a warrior, but celebrated for cun ning __ A Recount May liamrc Complexion ol City Government. Lawkesce, Mass., Dec 10 —It was dis covered this afternoon that serious blundeti htd occurred In tbe returns from several prec nets at the recent election, which may give ihe Republicans a rasj irity in the commongcouncil and in joint convention j A recount occurs Monday. Bicycle Race at Wormier. Wob- *btrr. Mass Dec 10.—The score at Ihe close of the day. m tbe sit day, twe hours each day. bicycle tourn«mwnt, is Lirntden. 137 miles, 10 laps; Wood 137 10; A»h nger, 137. 10; 8tsg». 137. 7: Lamb. 137; Albert. 131, 8; O Flanagan. 127. Maine Tension*. The fctlowirg pensions for Mai re peo p'e have bren issued Ortgial, Henry 8. Green, Kfzir II Smith Increase, E ij ah Gay. Augustus Litb y. Albert H.ro, Charles H Wales. Widows, Ro»e Ann* Lynch, Mary 8. Smith. STATE NEWS. Aroostook. Dlawd Fall*. The snow is sil gone and the ground as bsre as in summer time. A great fall for farmers to do up their fall’s work as goed time to plow at there has b*en ibis fall, the ground not frezen at ail—There will be about the customary amoiot of lumbering done in this vicinity this winter notwith standing the low price of luaoer. S me three or four cr**»* are now in the wooes. —Island Fails Mill Co. have crew in cut ting cedar for their m;ll, and also will cut consid-rable spruce for tbe local market whicb is quite large here at present.—Ihe schools are generally alt begna accept ia District No 1, which doe* to: commence uotii after Chris.mss. Lincoln. Cooper s Mills. Dsmt! Wilson of Somerville lost his barn with ail it* contents ore r ight last week supposed to be caught by fire from pipe. Loss $300; oo insurance.—8. E Hopkins is do ng a rushing huliners in the horse trade. He buys by tbe carload and retail* them out.—Dr. J jbnson has moved the bouse be bought a .id now it is on the spot j intended ard w Is soon be in good repair i Abram Brann, oae of our thriving cltizv s hi a b en making exteosive repairs on his bouse —8cW;t in Uis y Mr Spra’i gra’u ate of Maine f «ra. I 41 poptlt jres^Lt ihe first day—A.l t^c schocts io toti that were Ml is tartan Wfosa aoa* ■asead this week. Gotd tractor# are *m ployed and profitable *otom am expected Jerro Colby aged six. tho mcotd ton of R. L- N. Cjlby, foil aad fractured hi* left femur last Saturday. He attended by Dr. Johnson *ho reduced the fracture and the little fellow la now doicg well.—What will the dry »e-U do for water to fupply the people if we do not have more rait WaMe. UUITT. Him Merilla Files who has for man* I ye»*s liTed rth hereis*er Mr*. Frail Cba»e :o Uoi«y, di«d on tie C h lent. Miss FiUs tiblo X ®l*«- w» Chicago X Alton, >nt. X Western, voj do preferred, 16. >rx*gon lr*r*., Chioago, Bonington r'aciffc Mali, *7 i a Ouinoy, K5J '*ullm*u Pa no*, 17v» Del. A Hua.Caa.Cc tui 'teadlng, ai.«ck a wt Ijv aoos i »-ad, >5* !Vn. X Bio Grande. '64 -it. Louii X Baa Erie, 3 t Kranctsoo, do preferred, 7.\ o preferred, Uls. Central, 105, st preferred, Lnd., Bloom. H West. it. P-m’, Lake Erie- Is West, 2t'l do prefer-ed, 1*>1 Lake Shore, .2'« *t. Paul, Minn. Is Louisville AN ash., f’l Man, 114t Machmttera El.. ’.02 it. Paul X UasshS, o«i Michigan Cmira!, dc preferred Minn, ft 8. L., H r*x*.« PeulflO, fi do preferred. iv Union Pacino 4 Missouri PaolLo, 571 C- Express. *5 S.J Central, W*b.,«t. LouD Northern Paoiflo, 24\ Paotflo. do Preferred, do preferred, 2. i Northwestern. 15, Western L'alon, »l{ preferred I3t» dagar Trust, S. Y. Central ll«| New York Produce Market. »uW tuUs, l»ea. l»» HeOfllPt*. 28‘.»»'- gkg' exports, 8 Dbl*;S41»7 sacks; uull. qil«t; mot active; -xles, 22700 hush; ii w xuas 8 65*4 25, ^ity :nu.a 4 3-*#6 00, City mil. ptuuis #5 *5k#A.60, wln er w est, low gr*its, #3 65»#4 25" fair to fancy, t.hi*5 00;patents, |4 «»a»Jt0, MinnesoU clear, #4.85.*4 ’.»0 straights #4.0o*#6.15; do pa tents, #4 :u*#5.60. rye mlX'ure. #4..i5a#4 s5, sup erfine, t-i 25; flue.:. u*.*#S 65. Vt iiKyiT—Keuftt. 216.: hush; *port» 661725. ales. 5-000, opened stfuger, vlcsed e sler, quiet; No rti.i, irr:)»;G7, s.or* and elev»* i. IB ait>i afloat,.-B l fob, 7*o. 3 r*«i lOla'.Ol^; No. 1 noriheiD to arrive, Nd used to arrive 112, no. 2 nort 7,»67| alloat; No. 3 ftiafis1 «teamer mixed. 6-*j. a ,s— H... t»p may favor him with their pat ■nap aim furnish mast* for Balia. Parfiss aad t •wmhile*. Xdd.- r»», P. O. Box 77, WatorufUn. deefidU F. E. STEVENS, Teacher of Pianoforte. —in sow at— Fox’s Music Store, 136 INaln Street, Where he h prepared to receive pupils upou the i PIANO AND ORGAN. j He will also act as Accompanist and Soloist. Reasocaolft BaVs and Satisfaction Quarfint^^d. covTHdlm ACBAHK^S^Ss "I HIVE SOMETH'HG TO SAT.” Be $nr Ami Read Wfeurt She Saji. Through trouble and overwork 1 grew fearfully uervoat, «t »l, diujr, islet and xhan»trd from nr von* prostration, until 1 bec-itne ett truly help less. lhABkst l*r *«r»»w-*s Hsrvurs, l kti etromg that every one who mu ni-i* very much surpri'td turn'd lit# to ttll the K-ktde w. rid of women whu: l»r. Grsene'u Nstvur* ha* .l ine :or in*, and to reeommvud all women to use this wonderful medicine I am a nurse, and when nnrsiug tuy slslsr 1 gave her I»r Ur*«at's Nsrvara She any* she ha* never fel better than tinw nrtng it. I gave it also to a lady strterlcg from g-« at nervou* p’oatration, w h> could not get h -Ip from three physician.' She is now we 1. strong and and says she sli uld have be.u in her grave if it bad not been f r Hr. sireune'u IVsrvars. 1 heat this wot-derf„l medicine taint and bl-»sed everywhrre, and 1 am glad to add my testimony to i great va*ue, and truly call It a savior of ui worn* n. Mk». Eu/Anum D Bkkkv, Kmc 02, Hainptoe, N H h. 1)11 OKI A1 KOI K —ISr.Mr* as’iM*rvnr« IS till- great nerve, brain and blo U reinedv, wblct should be ns- d by nil at this so son. ns it istbebesi medicine and greate* restorer ©f strrrgth U nerve and body. Purely vegetable and hannless l)i uggists, f 100. Nn l»r. Greene, th« suoe «sfu D- specialist in ounug all lorn of nervous and cnronic disease*, 34 temple t'laoo, Boston, Mum., o n be consulted fret, p-rsoi a ly or by lotto-. Call or writ* hire about your cast or send or symptom blank to bil out, and a iettei fully explaining >onr ilist-iuie, giving ati.loe, etc will be r» torned free n’JMIUERs EMI IS INVALUABLE FOR /ou%h5 all Lung, \®ld- c Troubles. 35c. Ur.tS $1 At All Druggist®. C. MORGAN 4 SONS, Prop’s PBOVtDBNCF.. U. 1. mavSftdeodAwnr Bowditch, Webster Co rStodgc CSHrcctorji. T EPHTH A ENCAMPMENT, No. J, I. O.O. V rj Odd Fellows’ Hall, State Rt opp. t’our lionw. Regular meetings seoond and foort l'nesday of each month 8 o’clock. Work in th» Go den Rule, Dec. 8:h. A oordiaJ weioouie to all Patriarchs In the city EVKRaTT 8. Ha. l, C. P. A N i Livkjot Scribe, AbUUoisueL'uan'j s Sp-cli Communication, »oes]ouruing la the city are cordial!; Invited to attend. w. s. Choatk, w. m. K it I, A R i 8tat*d Convocation. Ihurs'luy evening, Dei loth at 7.30. Work In II >yal arch. 14. A UFA III, H. P s m- «i w Ci IUHTBI LODGE, N". K I Regular oooventloo every Wednesdayevi-nln.tw w r ClUHHNOL TRIHK, No. 12, I. O. R. n. Count Are kindled every Thursday evening at 7.3 i*■ M. Work in Chloi degree, Nor. 5. F. D. COLBl'Kil, Sachem. L 1 Wii.i.iaMa, Chief Of Record«■ f'.UBHHOt COUNCIL UN1IED FH1ENL*. yj NO. 'gg. Regular meeting the first an bird iuaii*? •ve*lrjrs *t ’Jc o’olock at Knto Gall. Firrfl Oat, C. 0. H. H. Mahuks, Rr-oor-lft;. /CAPITAL GRANGE, NO. Ml, P OF ll V G. A. R. Hail. Meetings every Baiunta veiling, at 7JO o’olock. All Patrons ooroiali Invited. Guo. A Ybatow, Worthy Master, Mabbl Bami-hos, Secretary. Branch i.ooi, order iron hall,(loide Croat Hall, meetings are heid Id and deadly of ewer? mouth, at 7.80 o’ciook i*. M. CfiAR. A. Priob, C J. IT r, MHWKR1 H«R* A®t ^IBIERHOOD HR a NCI1 NO. !«8, O. 1 H g/7N r- White uffoto, p'u> i In d. *l»o wh whir. »e*t n 4th last., h t»n-a August* and S»»* enrti Th to thl* wavd.*rful boot t* pro i-*g to be a b n ot* to agent* The I* Mill a Utlie mere er-i ory In 'he State that b*» not b en tak n cp. aud 'hc*e oho *pp ftr«t **v to bo s ired Hr*t lopneir the nee to- th «lo rim* bin k address, K. L hluWLKi A CO., A a us' Me.. t»* it Bailer** F>v'iu» a*e publish'd by K K. KruWuh* i o. *u{u-ta, '•aloe Some of o*r agent# are hai.dilrg ihU bcMfc wl:!i th "ftiuu,. giv* ol Cbes;aut" a 4 tin 'bit the two do not j cot diet, and with bo h publication*, they are rail g flue pay. d c» Aw 1IIAXTHI UKSFKAL Bl'ATK •liK.NT 10 yf open headqtmrt* r* In some principal city, a sum. ooivrol ot ur bul ray an »p lot local and sub ageo’* la very city la tM* Mate, goods in universal d> m nd. and i>« v a n« t rr ftt of 50 tv 1 0 p r v ut I It K I NlON COMPAUY, ?»4 Broadway, N w Volk dec "HP 1ITAXTED AMEVTN Splendid business, ff oalarv or ooniuiU -lou. Sure pay, a«oa«ty w»rk I u or c ..untry Write .1. Austin Shaw Fiona, Bro klyu, N Y. noPeod&wtw ^TCTT* STEP hOlIl «A« l uv NftlMf to V V know ihat K I.. H r*ey has mad' ar rang* meu«* wher* by h« ctl.-r* »ti mo-t itbertl luduo* in* n ever known In th" annai- of trad*. Tt at ni*gn tl lit b k. tl til A bum f Hiogr* p y slid rt. book that m*Hi every wh« re for not le*- than #6 Oo and 1* cheap at th*'. I* t he gtv n.wayt* ever* cu-Miner wb*n their caah purvba*' a «t Ihia store amount* t f90. Thl* offer tnr«n» to me cu*tom*T* a discount of 20 pur cent., but bear lu wind that our price* are aud oi l remain low as ever, and to many ln-t «»cc* low r th n ever b-fore offered de ttdlw W AvTKo-r'itr ii* and theta to ku *w that Mrs. lHiugl dreasmaker, doea cutting aud making at ho on F*derat street, seound street haci i i S wail street, end of apitol *t e« t. it.t| go out y the day Milt* out a>.d mad*- for #.i 50. Mu*. K. Do rut. *83, dr* ssaMkkrr. decvdlw* UA\ FI*—Two b ot nt*k-r«, on Hue cut torn work. %lu«t ho itrst claa*. b!.a»iv w "k th year round and extra pav. decrh te outllt for Oom|a tent men. Addreaa Stone A Welllugto., Temple Building, Montreal. J. W. Beall, Manager. Na the J. urnAl. s. pt ‘4il.tm.> WAIETKIk—If yo are *»ok. or wood know ern e ly the nro*pecta of life, to call on or address, l»r. II. F. Merrill, Western Ave.. Au gu*ta, Maine. ]lyl!dtf EOH SALE. Foil A I, —A pin sIcIhii'h i.r dice averaging n arb fc.voo a year. Opposition weak. Prop rty or n*l«ta of a -tlilo hou«e, u n rooms, wnti out bul dl u« all in go at lepnlr Hve ere* of inini go with he build ns« I e location I* In a hi. c vl lage to* n aud •ummer sort Ilii« p op y a d the prac Ir unist be aoni on acunt of sickness P'ice and term* on application 4d dress, M'dlcua, Campion Village N. II. P O. box 117. deefdkW'/W P' oil N .1,F— llo fu'iiltnr stmk and Ha tore* new In iny room* In the sWUlou hi* k r.iebestof .i-rnia oflep-d to an Imnn dl ate purchaser. Cha*. 1,. Kastman, tiardlm r, Main dlldlf FOK AIK. Kb Tuba, with trayling box, all In a. ...I Older, for a le for A Ai dress Box 15-l.T sns. v,. deelo.11 wa wit* |,hm Nil, w i .1 nice ate.l sleigh' oil E sbghtl. damaged n be seen at Ueorge St ddiird’s North strr-et ||a low ll Me. adlw* L’l.ll WALK—Plash parlor set, two chamber sets, carpet* and otfn r household arth-h s. Call from l to 4 P. M on Mr*. Howard Owen, W S- wa I -I. d»o7dtf* rnilt a*Lf lion* I asi ride of i. e riv- r, 1 twosicry, ell and -tain., larg*- lot, garden, shade ai d fmit trie*. II ,dy to brldg* Addreaa P O. Box .It, By l *• W II I oli'-ap a hots pow X1 er ngiee and b Her Is good running rd* r, -el, to m ke room fori rg r o> »V. II. Black pole, Muck-ini h shoo. Hallo •ell, Me. ks. Formerly used by the Aiigu-ta Bavins* Bank. Btnbh k Mark, P. O. Box 7, Augiisia, Main novShdlm* i-n I* w I K IVry hard woo filled foe -lov with k inlltng, deliver* 1 in anv •|Wawtlt d« iraw i it lrug Store, to 4 r. M. J. O. WBBRTBk. M 1). marlTdtf tpOB »AI.K-IIon*ei in differentjparu of tM X? oily, ranglrg in pr>oe from fi*oc iff Ylso good farm* In this city and elsewhere. Apply the offioe of K. B r«K»«, Att*7 at Jaw ^nd 'T alevln Weal Ks’ate fehtkd'f noli WALK— Restaurant *nd boarding bouse, I1 corner of State and Wlnthrop street-, oppo site Court bous*-; one of the most desirable loo* lions lo the city. House oontain* W room* nl«**ly furnished r«ady for business. House now has good run of trade and one of the be-1 paying in th- clt Hatisiactory reason* fo* desiring to *eu -Iven purchaner. T •mm »-aay and the opportunity Is a fin.- one for the right party. Inqnlf of L O TlRRKTTB, Agent. InlyUdtf Tu LET on ron PALE—• '»’f '■''•J two honses la Augusta. 1*quire of A. m UnniUbD. lil Water ft Bovfldt TO LET. TO I K r Fsrnlsbed rooms, fa< lag »outb, let w-lh or without board, by Mr- Loch rrne it yriier of Westo and Lhapei fits. declldtf __________ To ltl.tr A de.lrabie rent to a »mail family. Inquire of K. W L bby, Oage 8t. Kxtensiob. _declldtf To LF r- f two gentlemen. 1 ‘fge p*'.** ant to m wl'h or wbl on hoard.at 15# or. Btnte ani Bridge Bt* R. f-rence- required. ffr-Udlw*_ _ T«» FT A furril***- d room ph or without bMgd. Inquire at Mis* Kslon »,^Mj«tnol T«» L T—Ne m hvu on hsoei .jrer' For rue*-, bah room, h aod coll waf.r kitcben open fir* p *o*«. m- V. B. Lbaw. au* gut a. €*‘MtW TO IIF 1MT niew.s’ 111 f Of house I'1 *.re..», anuth o' ft- Baptist hi «h roo-e*. For trrmi.lnquire it bouse, or first ho«»e south. d- I w* _ •I *»I.F I wo f- e n« t* O 1 Ki .rene ^1 .Inquire of O. W. WlLl.iAMR, TO I4FY r-Flr-t class si^l new t#®**2*» toaether w*ta gooi stable, on Winder Krqni'e office .f H B«»T fOFK •'•j 1 Wa e- ht (aardloer, Maine utmiMlr _ T i.ET -«ood ...m« Mrs-- a-d earring--, Bt the How Cor. irrove and ('ban I r f*t». 1—— T* i Ff Pl ae.ot furnished room#, v|'l,0'tbo»"1,i’ 117 H'ove fee* 1'4t l,s T—The two tores IU the B* w JJ* Mauomber blO*», at the nonl* end ot w« Stfee*_ O LET A lo-zst complete *»d ,TnsmotSSt* L bouse on Clreen Ht ModerU Kvurv ocnvtenc* Fine grounds Apply to H- B Lane. sterT h-»tB0t H. P rr.lHvlRHl Iill OWN to ^on Lre^vt X? stre-t. W.A.hw/S. TflWSY plUS? Bowditch, Webster 4 Co.