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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-11-12

Nj COL BROAD STREET. GO3.
TWO STORES ONE!
TWO STOCKS IN ONE!
JULIUS MEYER & SON,
COL AND 6O3 BROAD STREET,
having purchased the large and commodlous store
formerly occupied by Thlhmer Brothers and con-
densed the same with their old stand next door, No.
6O3, will conduct the
TWO STORES As ONE.
Having increased facilities, they viii carry a
LARGER STOCK,
and continue TO sell them. As heretofore, at the
VERY LOWEST PRICES.
Their incrca ed facilities for purchasing Will en-
In any city. They are exhibiting large and
handsome line Of
DRESS GOODS,
including all the latest novelties.
BLUE.FLANNEL sUITINGS, BROCADES, sc. (;
BLACK and COLORED SILKS;
sATINS, SATIN DE LYONS;
VELVETS and VELVETEENS;
PLAIN and CAMEL'S.HAlR SACKTNGS and
ULSTER CLOTHS;
A full lire OF MOURNING GOODS at special low
prices
HOSIERY in immense variety;
ALL-WOOL aud MERlNO UNDERWEAR, for
ladies, gentlemen, AMI children;
PLAIN and BEADED GIMPS, PRINCES, and
CLOAK ORNAMENTS;
The largest aud best line Of CORSETS in the city:
sHAwLs, QUILTS, and BLANKETS Of all kinds /;
A full line of their celebrated MARGUERITE
KID GLOVE at 81.
Also, an immense line OF CLOAKS and DOLMANS
of new and handsome designs, on which they
guarantee lower prices than they can be bought
elsewhere.
Before purchasing be sure 70 call at
oc 3I-eod 6Ol AND GO3 BROAD STREET.
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NEW YORK AND VIRGINIA Bun
WIZ
VERMONT MAPLE SYRUP,
SALT SALMON,
CRANBERRiEs (CAPE COnh
80 varieties FANCY CRACKERS
ALDEMARLE HONEY,
BONELFsS &, DFIsH,
HECKER'S PREPARED FLOUR ..t,rE
wHlTMAN's INSTANTANEOUS n,,,,,,rt,S.
Ar CHRISTIAN WIFI
foe POI
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4 NNUAL MEETING.

The ANNUAL MEETING or THE STOCK
HOLDERS OF THE RICHMDND,F REDERiCKS-
BURG AND POTOMAC RAILROAD COMPANY
will be- held at the office OF the COMPANY IN the city
vember. 1880, at IL O'Clock NJ.
no Std J. n. WINSTON, Secretary.
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H- DRESS.TRIMMINGS AND HO-
SIERY.

BLACK and C0LoRED PRINCES OF all tinds,
GIMPS, SPIKES, CORDS. TAsSELs. VaLVET-,
PLUSHES, SILKS, SATINs, RIBBONS, LACEs,
&c, ~ lower prices than any house In the city.
BUTTONS al extremely low prices.
A full line OF Observation-Disclosures.
The best aud cheapest KID GLOVES.
The pretiiesi GOLD-PLATED JEWELRY.
The neatest JET aud GARNET JEWELkY.
Bargains Ia HAMBURGs. CORSETS, T0kCH0N
LACEs, &c, &e.,at HUTZLER BROTHERS.
NOD 525 Broad street.
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MEETINGS..

MASONIC NOTICE.-The men, z
wi bers of DOVE LODGE, No. II, A. +. Xxx
ana A. NJ. will attend a stated cOmmunica-/V\
lion OF their lodge at st. Adams Hall corner Main
and Third streets, on THIS lfridayl EVENING,
November 18Th. at O'Clock. Members Of sister
lodges and transient brethren fraernally invited.
by Oroer of the w. NJ. BEN. T. AUGUST,
no l2 It's Secretary
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We claim 10 have originated and 10 De- .... 81. .,si
sOrs Of The follow NJ advantages:
l. Buying in immense bulk from agent r.f frt
hands-LOWEST PRICES.
2. We employ only gentlemen Of capAci.l l. *.
perience-B BEST Statesmen.
8. We keep resident buyer in the grea, 3D. .r.. 4
the country-LATEST NOVELTIES
4. We mark All goods in plain figure, % .aa,..
rates-HONESTY or DEALING.
our advertisements have been copied D.. .tf
houses. The reasonable inference can '4.l e
formed.
For LOW PRICES we can defy all cong, ~
I'm this market.
Call or send your orders 10
FOURQUREAN, PRICE. TEMPLE& H,
CARDOZO, ALsOP, MOsBY CO..
no 7-eod Rlchr ~.
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BUGGY FOR SALE-SEC0ND-HAN
ID TOP; excellen; run,iug.gcar, aud all In good
order lnquLe OF A. b. LJPSCOMB,
us east Cary street.
IS no e-eod3t<sv klchmepd, Va
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bxUOsS. nXDsUtaEs., or.


DEMEDIES FOR COUGHS, COLDS, g..
FOU GERA'S PATE PICTORIAL Lo/LNDt-,
HANCOCK'S LOZENGEs
or. Mckenzie formula
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHE>.
CARBOLIC-ACID LOZENGEs,
PASTILLE'S DE PARIS,
SACCHARATED POWDER OF GOBLIN az olL
WISTAR's BALSAM WILD CHERRY,
MRS. GARDINER, BALsAM,
HALLS Lung BhL~AM,
WINCHESTEE'> HYPOTHOs PHl1Es
HASTINGS COMPOUND SYRUP NArIllN
CUD.LlNER OIL
AND HYPOPlIO>Plllti-,
ASD
ALL THE POPULAR REMEpll,
FOR
COUGHS AND COLDS,
FOR sALEBY
T. ROBERTS BAKER,
PHAR@ACIsT,
successor 10 MEADE BAKER.
9l9 east Main street
foe 81
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OOc EAST BROADi

In stock and recey'ls from first hand. ai.. .l4
complete line OF
DRESS GOODS,
including NOME CLOTHS, PLAIDS. ~'IINS
MATFLA~~F. Bg'CAbt~. FLANNiI ~l I-
INGS, NtLNfT~. amt MOURNING fhDift-.
Also. au uuu .utly large slock Il VII D. GOODS
and + 4 T. l. T. =. such rs tRlNGt>. 'l.u'h>.
.SUA Nv -, BLANKETS, and lNptt ilfN-
NfL~.
Ladies NFCKWFAR, Iadie-' and Cont, me-
UNDERWEAR ans HOSIERY.
Notions and uoyrltir, boz 7 BlM " s. h~t
EDGINGS. aud lNNIETiNG~ "a specially.
PASS AMF NIERIt TRIMMINGS. 81 llHN-,
and CLOAh-OkNAMENl> in great variety.
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NEW FLOUR READY FOR U>t'

"a. call The attention OF dealers 10 ~, vs. ,es
ms,,,s cf onp sisndara brands q FLY s,NlLY,
DUNLOP DECORllCATED PA,ttNw Peu, ~
McCANCE DECORTlCAIED NJ" .,
MccA ASMc't'p rcoRrICATED NEw'rSO' ~
EXTRA. .,,vt ANpBAD>
Al our osce. 1919 east cary st ,,.,,.,,h street
~ W. IssJiSs grocer. here are ~ P|'S's,aug
,,..aei IN wants az their patrons Tor '"'
upon ne most i"'O'a0''p DUNLOP MecAS'''
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4 NNUAL MEETING.

"A
The ANNUAL MEETING OF THE POTOMAC
RAILROAD COMPANY will he held al the Office
KlilrOad Company on WEDNESDAY the 17th OF
November. $50, at O'clock A. NJ.
no Std j. Il. WIN ton. Secretary.
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CHLORAL-THYMOL PROPHlLAC-
TIC AND DlsINFECTANT
should be used In all sick rooms % cleanse l,Af.'
ment and prevent the spread Of contagious i.-ete.
Its odor - pleasant, and is power I'm de.'rly'4f
noxious germs remarkable. spunked 1920 Do
shovel, II reaches every spot In The room.
Prepared by j. BLAIR, Dr2S'H
au27 corner Of Broad ard Ninth streets.
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DRY GOODS.
GRAND COMBINATION.


GRAND COMBINATION.
cARDozo' ALsoP, NosBY Co..
FoURQUREAS, PRICE TEMPLE sco
ARE NOW oFrEklSG AS
sPEcIALTTEs:
NOVELTIES in SATIN aud SILK. pLAry,,
BRoCADED sURAHs;
BRocApED vELvETs and PLusHEs.
JUST OPENED FOR INSPECTION.
Novel designs and colorings in siLK.AND.voo,
and ALL-wooL PLATDs for trmmng.
Latest designs in ULsTERs, HAyELocK, no,.
MANS, and LOUIS XIV. jackets.
SPECIAL.
We have opened a consignment Of
sEAL.sKIN sACQUEs
At SACRIFICE.
All persons wishing 10 purchase garm,.I .. Ida,
It to their advantage to call.
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trel the next House OF Representatives. IL
will never be Geard Of again.
"a The Radicals wo1d have at hame the
samc foes they now have; and, therefore,
would have no occasion to "quartel and
fghtsmong Themselves" 1t is unphiiesoph-
Zeal 10 assume that we could disbaRd the
Democratic party ~ the North by refusing
frary,very likely be all the stronger by our
secession from their ranks. a majority Of
the northern people are deylaiDly Demo
gratis.
&. ."Tbe Eorih" docs not refuse, never
has refused. and never will refuse, us ga
voice In national politics." Messy half OF
the sesers Of that section, ~e repess always
act with us.
8. The next arportiopment will make no
material difference Ia the relative strength
OF the sestious. xhe South will gain three
and the Earth lose three members OF Con
gress II the present pumber Of represents.
tIves be continued uader the new sppot-
tionmfnt. Classifying the States BY, sub
sections. New England now has Of the re.a
personalities less than 10 per cent; the
Middle States. - per cent; the sontbern
nearly 90 per cent? and the West 81. I'm.
der the new apportionment New England
win have over . per cent; tue Middle |
States. II; the South, 80; and the West
about 81. We have nothing TO fear, and
nothing to hope for, from new apportion-
pent.
10. II we DO not feel grateful TO the |
soflhesp Democrats. we ought 10. Tbsts
eertsia. They are charged at home With
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OUR STOCKS
ARE NOW RFPLETE WITH
ALL THE NOVELTIES

from the looms Of France, Great Brlia,r.G ,av.
and An erica.
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Their incrca ed facilities for purchasing Will en-
able them 10 offer goods as low as they be bought
In any city. They are exhibiting large and
handsome line Of
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OUR CIRCUIT COURT AND NEW JUDGE-IMPROyE-
MENTs AHEAD-LARGE ADDITION TO OUR
TOWN IN LOTS AND sTREETs-OUR FARMING
INTEREST on THE IMPROVE.
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All persons wishing 10 purchase garme. . ...i
It to their advantage to call.
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having purchased the large and commodious store
formerly occupied by Thlhimer Brothers and c0n-
densed the with their old stand next door, NO.
6O3, will conduct the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-11-11
Gardiner Local News.

Tuesday evening the city government. me,
III response to call by the MAYOR. for an
extra session. A quorum of both branches
were present, and the following business was
transacted
Roll OF bills No. T. amounting to 81 .O75 .s7
was read and approved.
he chief engineer was authorized to mr.
chase 800 feet of American Jacket hose for
the engines. 'o'
Inc small pox question was preached and
was discussed to some extent. but il was
ueciaed that nothing further could be done
'hat would better matters, so the matter
was dismissed
Large numbers of children flock to the
city physicians Office to get vaccinated. and
Dr: Sawyer is kept pretty busy.
The small pox scare is greater than il is
necessary. A case was reported on IIiob
street, but this was merely a false rumor.
There is no need of so much fear. for the
authorities are extremely watchful and no
enorts VIII be spared to keep the disease
rom spreading. Guards are posted at the
injected houses so that there will be no Dos
slole chance of its being carried about. No
reluctance need be felt by persons desiring to
come into the city, for it is virtually as safe
as their own homes.
MI Chas. b. Seabury, principal of the
hlgh School. is taking short tour out of the
State during the suspension of the schools.
He will probably visit New York before he
returns.
IL 5. G.. L. Rogers are giving their
Jewelry store new coat of paint.
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Supreme Judicial Court.-Judge Libbey,
Presiding.

TUESDAY, November 9.
Ellen Bolton VS.. Addie NJ. Bolton. The
closing arguments of counsel were finished
at 8 p NJ. In defence the legal marriage OF
the ptf to James II. Bolton is denied. The
dett. also contends that the benefit provided
by Bolton for his widow, when he joined the
relief associations, was intended for the def.
and not the ptf., and that therefore the funds
legally belong to the former, and cannot be
taken from her in this action. The court
waited for the verdict till six o'clock, but had
to adjourn without it, leaving the jury in
their room.
No 3O3. Sarah A. Benson, Adx., VS..
Albert c. Carr. Baker ( Baker for ptf..
Potter and Otis for def. This is a writ Of
entry to recover four ninths of store lot in
Winthrop The ptf. claims title by virtue of
lew of an execution in her favor against
Luther Whitman. The def. claims by a
deed given by Emery o. Bean. Esq, re-
cever of the Winthrop Savings Bank, which
held mortgage on the premises. 1t will
reality be seen that numerous objections
NAV be raised to the validity of the levy, and
on the other hand to the Receivers deed.
They can hardly be stated in the brief space
allowed to these reports of cases on trial.
Trial unfinished.
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MASSACHUSETTS.
Man Missing.

BOsToN. November 10. James McCaferty
of Lowell, president of the Land League of
America, has been missing since Thursday.
He was threatened with brain fever from
overwork, and appeared deranged.
Vessel Lost.
Ship Gold Hunter of Boston, Capt. Joshua
Freeman, Cardiff for Hong Kong, was totally
wrecked at Manila. Crew saved. The YES
sci was valued at $4,000 and was partially
insured in Boston offices. 1t was owned by
J. Henry Sears & Co. of this city, and by
parties in Maine.
Murder.
FALL RIVER. November 10. Yesterday, at
Tiverton Four Corners, ten miles hence,
Charles Thomas, unmarried, went to Moses
Grinnells place, to remove hen house.
High words passed between them, when
Grnnell took gun and shot Thomas, caus-
ing death. Grinnell, who is 30 years old,
was arrested.
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VIRGINIA..
Naval Review.

FoKTREss MONROE, November TO- At Q
o'clock this morning steamer Despatch, flying
the Presidents flag, came into the roads,
followed by the Tallapoosa. The Despatch
had on board President and Mrs. Hayes,
Secretary Thompson and family, Secretaries
Sherman, Evarts and Schurz, and Postmaster
Key, with members of their families and
friends. The Tallapoosa brought the chief
of the bureau of equipment and recruiting,
chief of bureau Of yards and docks, paymaster
general, surgeon general, chief of the bureau
of engineering and chief of the
bureau of construction, with menu
hers of their families and friends
Salutes of guns were Immediately fred from
the Tennessee and Minnesota, and salute
given of torpedoes. President and party
then boarded the Tennessee, and the Presi-
dent inspected the exercises of the crew,
which were very satisfactory to him. As the
Presidential party left the ship another salute
was fired. Revenue cutter Ewing, having
on board Treasurer Gilfillan, and Hon. T. l..
Thomas and friends arrived at 10 o'clock A
large number of yachts and boats, bringing
great numbers of distinguished visitors. also
arrived. At 3 O'Clock the crews of the
various government ships came ashore and
formed a procession, which. escorted BY
artillery belonging to Fort Proctor, pro-
cecded TO the parade ground.
Rain storm in the evening prevented an
intended pyrotechnical display from the fleet.
The ball at the hall, however, was very
brilliant affair. Tomorrow the entire fleet
is to get under way and escort the President
Is miles down the bay.
Crew of corvette Kearsage, Of Alabama
fame, were awarded two highest prizes in
crew competitions. G.. n. Boyien took first
prize for general merit. Dahlgren medal
was awarded to F. c. Messenger, for pro-
ficiency in gunnery. Third prize fell to
Francis Moore, for seamanship.
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captain Lakin, the efficient steward at the
insane Asylum, is ever on the alert for al,
the latest improvements in scientific farm;,,
a monster windmill, manufactured by L. IT
wheeler Of Boston, is being placed in posi-.
tion north of the laundry building. The
tower is some fifty feet in height: and the
'anes are nine feet in length, radiating from
a horizontal shaft. The mill is to be utilized
ior the purpose of irrigating the field ives, of
the Asylum with waste water from the laun-
day' vaults, sewers, etc. This refuse matter.
winch the ordinary farmer lets run to waste.
Is full OF fertilizing material, and if carefully
used is the most nutritious food the grass
roots can have. In about two years we ex-
pect the grass will grow so luxurioasly in the
field that it will be almost impossible to get
scythe through it.
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PIANO TUNING.

nov.llf3t
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STILL ANOTHER
Important Discovery
Nature Again DIsclOscs Her Sc
crets for the Benefit Of
Mankind.
How The Suffering May Find Reltsi.
GOOD CHEER 10 ALL AFFLICTED.
Cures Effected by the
IL 4 W Al TIA n
cATARRH REMEDY.
A DisdOreeabLe Disease AVOidcd
and Cured OU its use.
A DisaOreeabIe Disease AVOiGicd
and Cured OU its Mse.

The receipt for making this WONDERFUL REMEDY
was obtained by james J. Peavey. while living In
Honolulu Hawaiian Island where he resided for more
than twelve years.
Mr.. Peavey at that time suffering from cafarrh,
and with many doubts as TO the curative properties
Of this remedy. he compounded small quanlty. and
began To directed. To his surprise and Joy he
found relief after the first trial, and In shorthtime
he entirely cured.
Mr.. Peavey afterwards put this remedy up In small
quantities and sold and gave 1t away to his friends;
but not until recently has he consented to have II
prepared and thoroughly introduced TO the world.
II IL relief and cure for Catarrh In Its worst
lorna.
One trial Of the remedy Ia its best testimonial.
Sure relief IL within the reach of all who willing
to give IL n single trial.
II IL harmless convenient TO take at any time and
its good effects to be felt the rem
edy IL applied.
This IL entirely different from any other SNUFF
the market every perticle Ia dissolved ms soon as
II comes In contact with the delicate mefnbranous
coatings that line the nasal passages, acting II
does directly upon the mucus membrane.
DO not delay another day, but send IS cents and
obtain u sample box by return mail.
A1-For sale by all Druggists.
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Major General Chamberlain, commander
in-chief of the Maine Militia, has just made
the following additions to his staff: John +.
Richards of Gardener has been appointed
Division Inspector, with the rank of Lieuten-
ant Colonel, vice John Marshall Brown of
Portland, promoted to Colonel of First Reg
imcnt; Edward +. Small, Bangor, Division
Quartermaster, with the rank of Major;
Camp, with rank of Captain.
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TEXAS.
Murder.

GALVESTON, November 10. A most horri
BILE crime came to light to-day at Henrietta
The remains Of murdered man were found
lying in a low spot, surrounded with brush
The head was king 20 feet from the body.
One arm was eaten away. The feet were
held together with rope. He had evidently
been dragged some distance by horseman,
as the flesh was all worn from the back.
Bloody clothes were found ten days ago a
mile from the corpse.
Daring Bank Robbery.
Dallas, November 10. Sunday morning
burglars entered Adams 4 Lanard's banking
house and being assisted by pal who had
secreted himself inside the vault the day be-
fore, removed 5000 in silver, 81 200 in
post-ofiice funds. s., 500 worth of jewelry
belonging to private parties and $50, 200
besides. They attempted to blow up the
safe BY charging an anvil with dynamite and
laying the safe on it. Explosion turned the
safe over three times, wrecked the building
and aroused the town. The safe contained
100000, which is supposed to be there still.
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cone.." e o. Mrs. Livermore, who i,
son'essedly the first woman lecturer Of ,b;.
~ VIII be delivered this evening at
u'"n''e HAL. Mrs. Livermore's lectures arc
Always plain, practical and ;n.,,uo,;.o
accompanied with All earnestness and clio
quence OF speech which renders Thorn aw
nsiy popular. Her lecture tonight will
oe one OF her best. Those who hear r;,,
e rich treat. The doors will open at
ha'i-past seven, and the lecture will ba,;n
p.o"p'iy at eight. Secure tickets if Won
nave not already done so
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NOVA SCOTIA.
Outrage upou American Fishermen.

HALIFAX, November 10. Advices from
Corborear state that the outrages on Amer
lean fishermen have been thoroughly inves-
tigated Inspector Colt was dispatched to
Small Point, Conception Bay, where he ar
rested five young lads and brought them to
Corborear, where they were tried before
Magistrate Mcneil. Four were fined for
throwing stones at the crew of L. S. schooner
Minnesota, while taking bait. The other was
discharged for want of evidence.
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The Rockland Courier comes to our table
this week, enlarged to forty columns, and as
full of good things as Thanksgiving pud-
ding is of plums. In the pleasant little city
of Rockland Brother Fuller is printing pa
per that is making national reputation, and
we trust it is going to give him big boost
one of these days toward fame and fortune.
1t is among the most eagerly sought of our
State exchanges. We hope that the new de-
parture may prove a success.
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BY TELEGRAPH,
I Associated Press kilograms to the Daily
Kennebec Journal
MAINE.
Liquor Killed Him.

Liquor nIlIeu HIM.
BANGOR, November 10. At o'clock this
afternoon the body Of man was found in
Kenduskeag stream. Coroner Wilson was
notified and examination revealed that it was
Marcellus Gem of Bucksport, who has been
missing over a week. He was hard drnker.
As S73 and two watches were found on his
person, the coroner concluded that he fell
into the stream and was drowned There
were no signs of violence. He came here
a short time ago and when last seen was I'M
der the influence of liquor.
Death.
MAcHIAs, November 10. F. Loring Tai
bot of East Machias died suddenly this fore
noon. He was of the firm of p. S. j. Tai
bot & CO. and was well-known business
man.
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Regulate first the stomach. second the
liver: especially the first, so as to perform
their functions perfectly and you will remove
at least nineteen twentieths of all the ills that
mankind is heir to- in this or any other eli
mate. Hop Bitters is the only thing that VIII
give perfectly healthy natural action to these
two organs. Maine Farmer.
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Augusta milliners are acknowledged to be at
the head of their profession. Going along Wa
ter street the shows are enough to bring one
to standstill. The hats are really sugges-
tive of pictures, with their rich color wide
brims and profusion of feathers About a
nets, tight-fitting to the head, and very trig
looking. This year they are completely
wiped out by hats, and such ones as would
make Gainsborough rise in his grave to paint.
Only confessed old ladies wear bonnets on
the street unless when out calling. As gen.
eral thing the ladies' hats in a gentleman
hat store have ''nobbier" look than those
that come from regular milliner. These
Dunlap hats are of rough beaver, soft to the
touch and very becoming. They are all i'm
ported. 1t is said to be impossible to make
the same quality in this country. Plush is
greatly in favor as a trimmer Derby still
holds its own, and is the favorable knock
about hat for the ladies'. The fashion in mems
hats is. in undress hats, low crowns and
straight rims. This is an English fashion,
and our young men about town look as though
some one had been sitting on their heads.
The idea is to make them look young. High
hats are more bell-crowned than formerly
and are wider and straighter trimmed There
is great deal in new hat. A new hat and
new shoes will cover a multitude of defcien-
ces in a mans dress.
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Deiance of U, 5. Authority,

OcuouSc VI - Ss -AutuOGitys
JAcKsoNynLE. November 10. A train
from Madison Courthouse, having on board
hve prisoners in charge of a deputy United
States marshal, arrested for alleged violation
of election laws, was boarded at Madison BY
masked men. who released the prisoners and
made witnesses disemhark
Yellow Fever.
From the 3ri to the Sth inst. ten cases of
yellow fever and two deaths have occurred at
Key West, with some cases outside the city
limits