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cECOND JNSTALLMENT
= BOYS BLUE FLANNEL UIES,
arm colors, age II, Is, IA and 10 yes rs, ~ oO
The cheapest suit In the city.
LINEN SUITS. 9 TO rs years. 81 o. e,-x-,,.,
MEMS BLUE MIDDLESEX FLANNEL SIlTS,
Brock and Sacks, 80 and $12. -
FANCY CASHMERE SUITS for boys. So 80 70 81;
The best 81. so, 50, 81. 80 and $500 BLACK
ALPACA COATS in town.
1914 and 1816 PennsylvaMta ave:
myZ2 d W. EAk>As
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EtOR RENT-By B. o. HOFFMAN
REAL Estate AGENT AND Auo1IoNsKs,
10th AID r streets northwest

927 Pa ave. n. W.. up
per portion ........S25
6lO La. ay- n.w......S25
SIG 18th at. q. ". store IS
AS 18th st. n. W. large
hall...... ....s..... 50
, 1871 18th st. n. W, fur. IS
1913 18th st. NV, 8
rs. and bath. 16
1911 18th st. n. W., g
rs. and store. Is
1872 Pa. ave. n. W.,
store. %
S23 ii st. n. e., store. Is
S25 LIST st. s.e., z RS.
and bath ............ 20
1852 D st. ............ IL
203S Sth st. n. w., 6
rs:,...........-....ll.h0
S17 9th 81. Ne, 6 rs. 10
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~ N UMBRELLAS
3SGEE AND OTHER SILK.
LINED AND UNLINED. xy,~,u
FOR LADIkS AND GENTLENkN.
STINEMETZ'S,
ryas3t 1857 Pennsylyania ave-
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Is 15k st. NV, IL
rooms and bath.
e 16s st. n. ", II rs$150
Fur. house, F st. NV. 125
Fur. h'ee. 10th st. n. ". 100
Fur. h'se, 10th st. NV.
Fur. house. Mass. av.
1872 Pa. av. n. W.,
house and store. 10
1883 Mass. ave. d. W.,
10 RS. and bath. -. 80
sos F st. NV, 9 rs. -. 60
826 18th st. NV, Ia
rs. and bath. 80
Fur. house, f st. ne. 80
1886 18th st, NV, 8
rs, bath and cellar. 35
730 9th ct. R.e.. 9 RS.
and bath............ Is
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make no charge to landlords for advertising
their property. and keep it before the public
stantly.
have many of the finest building sites in the city
Tor sale; also, Houses in every section at prices
from 81. 900 to 166. 0GQ, Now is the time to buy.
B. 0. HOFFMAN,
my29 10th ana sts NO
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During the month Of June we offer
OCR ESTIRE STOCK OF MILLINERY GOODS
AT GREATLY bEDV JED PRICES.
PATTERN BONNRTa AT HALF PRICE.
Would es 1rI MfTTs ton e our nssorf
MONOGRAM LID GLOVES, from2 ~
buttons, at ,.opular prices.
Mrs. N. j. HUNT,
N Nos. 69l and 023 ID st.
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ORKNEY SPRINGS. VA.
" OPEN JUNE 18TH.
Board per day from 81 50 to 81. so; per wees, ss
TO Sll. Special; contracts with families 4 :. = =
ana parties for the month and season. NAAN
Address JONES L PARKER, Props, lE.k3
MyEI-t Jel5 Orkney Springs, Va.
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MONTERREY LINE FRUIT JUICE.
MOST WHOLESOME, DELICIOUS AND Re-
FRESHING BEVERAGE.
ENTIRELY PREF FROM ALCOHOL.
tprevents fevers, cools and purifes the blood
.sds Al xestiou. corrects the stomach. relieves sea
s;ckness ana has great curative powers in rheuma-
tism, gout, and dyspepsia The Juice OF the Lime
Fruit IL GUARANTEED STRICTLY PUBE AND FREE
FROM ALCOHOL -, +. A..
Island of Monrserrst, West Indies
London Agents Evans Lescher Evans. MOL
tresI Canada II Suyden, Evans 4 Co.
II. w. REEDS SONS,
Agents, Maryland. Virginia, North and SCUM
Carolina Trade supplied from WASHINGTON oranoa g.
For sale by Druggists and Fine Grocers. mZ9os
JOHNSON, 7ls Market Space
$50 pieces White Goods. l214, Is, 20. half price.
lI0 doz Towels 81 so, worth 81.
so doZ. Napkins, rs, 8759, 81.
20 pieces Table Linen, from 4Oc. 70 81 o.
Foulard Silks, STH, 81 cheap.
eC0 Parasois and Umbrellas
Lace and Plain BuntingS. cheap .
$40 pieces Pink, White and Blue Mos4u1to Netun8.
$50 Shetland Shavis, from 81 to 80 %
Agency Of Roberts Scissors and Needles
Boston Comfort Oorsets. all sizes
WI GEO. ]. JOHNSON,
my29 Sl3 Market space.
, 1880-04-18

FLOUR-Wns unchanged, except light inquiry for
export which slightly increased the volume u
fers, but without making active market. Snies
were reported Of 2O brs double spring extas Mt $3.50
@GG lI0 brls e1tr1s ut &Aei25; 40 brs export e1-
zns private terms; 20 br1s rye our partly at s1
Total, lU10 brls Export Hours in sacks quo:ed
k5.ut95l5 for ertrus and $a15G14U for choice TO.
OTHER BKEADsTuSFs-sules were reported of 10
bran ut $lt0kll7.l24; cars middlsuxs tl:oo
STRING wHEAT-was moderately active and
somswhst t iFrsEulas ayeIasinx stie lower but not
s tae uf
9 a fhr dsese T I dn
ia Sew York xas early weakeaed 5! .ke failure 81
s"a lee S eF % # Tho; m
was also tne after the rain and that tended 10 bring
tllat dxure was taken readily tint ths mnrEet vas
hoSEs !sas Fs5s ,p:
rs fsa q sss ssss
Da sSa t: It 5 sss2 81 IL e @
pa!y 4nHyd r It siSsns sSsnE y 5aa
slWAeel0i the year Il ss9asS,sc and August was
::S? os :;s r &C. q 5 ~ ~
oy 4MHa sn2!e WusS4ssIs, u s.l TS s4s III @
FL! 81 IL u i;Sis Ss Silss @ 2. q % stSs aS; = sB
ss sas
Isssipts ase1 eeef .hat s1eat a quaa
III sa e t. s. aa u q
There was only moderate demand sor shipment
through lake 1rechrs declining another Nc b,t there
Was free buying Tor future. oper.or about
IT, t. s e e ol a fassnt. hs a1
sSa sad cisysa = s SeeasS ssiler er
shs she mee nsae W. Jansq qastSa s6S at It closing q
stse }a'y So III essps e*ass ~ fae
outside High mixed clo2ed Ut 55.4c, being ut &c
premium ovos No. Spot sales were reported Of aCO
e a - new ts ised Ga Il es sts N9 4 3 % 6
ct 3aeaa4c truck; aHO bu do II ESe3754c free IN
hosrd s'rSi and ltu bn eAra ut SIC. Tota 1U bu.
receipts were arfs. consisting chiefly of white oats
pnrt " hch had ocen disposed VI previously mr.
Eiye nnd the weekly posttnCs indc,ted further re-
we're nbersl The market gaye way carly, In syn,Du-
eon,pany wi:h Now York, and the dSop caiied oni
el1ea to 29}Ec. and closed 24c June oats Wcrs h
e1ac unaer Nay. sGlllng Ut 2asc on Ac and clos
ln9 a. ~ July vAts were dull ut a25c and
nctive demand fur shipment Cnsh sales were re- re-
ported Ct Xp bu fresh No. white Ut SGc; lSV nn:
by antnp!e ut On track und Is iii bu mlrei
on u1 SsS4Y S:4d Totn una ~ II Du white at c. ali free
NiE.Was quiet aud there wa8 little change To
note low orders tor cur lot2 were dlicd, 10:
prinnR 3e froe On eoaEd May quoted ut ike
BAnLEY-Was frnner under q fair lnoutrv for en,
ois. Inc receipts were hInnll+ and buyers bid in
,on Ut isss9c und extra 5;4p57c No. W.. omiet
= ae FUTURES were nominal u 79c for No aud sc
9n 5 e1t1s h e. sslleF ay gash saes reported Of
~ " sample ct 9;oe on track and u bn et i5c de.
iyeEed. Total, III, l03 bu. " '
, 1880-04-18
GRANT: AND HIS FRIENDS.
To the Editor u 1T4t EhScu1I Iribune

l
! CHICAGO, April 17.-Notwithstanffn III.
eloquent speeches Of Storrs and Swe.t IA
are yet at a loss to know why it is that Giant
wants the Presidency, and why he Is wanted
/ co11ceding all these special pleaders claim,
| that he Is a great man, an able soldier, and
a favored son Of Illinols,-does that entitIa
him to all the honors in his day and geusrs.
ton? II the Republican party was beyond
| question the strongest OF the two parties, and
victory was certain. they might bestov
further honors and emoluments on Grant;
but 1t is. not It Is time when hazardop,
experiments must be avoided, and the inter
ests Of the party, not Of Grant and set
hungry. oMeellolders. or expectants waa
under the guise Of the Republican party, t1
to foist on the country Grant; must be eon-
siuered.
II there was necessity for Dictator, then
there might be an excuse. II we required
the army to be nobi1ized and organized 70
prevent or put down 4 asoli, there nightk
or assigned reason in the present state Of tie
Nation why Blaine, Washburne, Edmunds
Logan, or any other good stanch and reiis-
BILE Republican should not fill the Executive
chair. The country reveres Grant, and ham
honored him i'll the army and since, e,-busitb
selfish and unreasonable that he Should
stand in the way and block the proEressot
others, and perhaps defeat and disinkgrata
= II V4 GiSst hid faf slyht years sno~nasto OF
the characteristics Of ssatesnanshin and had
publicans, he would be strong man fns
political sense. But the record Is the other
way. He found q strong Republican par},
united and earnest. He left q weak party, IN
the minority, disorganized, torn asundei
, 1880-04-18
By TELEGRAPH.
NEW WORK.


Special Dispatch to.11e Chicago Tribune
NEW YORK, april 1.-THE market to-tluy has
disappointed the holders OF stocks. The list
closed 80 strong last night that Il buoyaut OPEN
ing was locked for, but the market opened
bure4y steady, and then dropped and fell oil.
There was ut no time lively market, dealings
oe1ng light, but with the steady pressure OF long
stock prices were frequently rallied, but when
Tue support was withdrawn they instantly fell
OIL. The bank statement showed gain in the
reserve Of only $84o, ,0oo,. which, though nude on
rising average, caused q feeling OF disappoint-
ment. In the afternoon there was steady de-
cline, and the whole list closed weak.
with prospect Of II lower opening OF,
Monday 1t is very evident TINT We
sht1l have a continued decline next week.
anu eharp attack by Gould at uny mument
may nay Dc looked for. The working Of money hns
~ along been misunderstood BY those Interest,"
~ IN stocks on the long side. They have be-
.i teled lnat the strfngoncy was due to mAnipula-
u, uou; nno calculated Oh return Of money from
tne " est usual Mt this ti4ue of year to ease the
mcL maFAcL In this they have been disuppointod
l. lnele @ mas been no lock-up OF money. Gurrency
= source, owing to the fact that tho West and
6onsa Sota are now Prosperous and can afford to
nou IL; ana aiso to the working Of the funding
y Sspeaaaons o. the Government, Shrewd bunkers
oere ana IN Boston believe tho strineeucr viii
eonooue 1or weeks 1t is due to natural causes,
, 1880-04-18
SHE LOST HIM

And 4 %Ha n4ach nGia{, baS I to do-to wash
And starch the luds. All! Il clothes Noua
Agaltn renew themselves
Without my aid.
He saw me there,
And with suds was sprinkled DER.
NY lace was rad-half hid in steam.
tried TO smile-a faint attempt; IT,. H..
Chagriued WIS L
His nose upturned
At such sight, as II 'twere strange.
waited! VIII he willie p speak2
The breaking bubbles In the tub
Near blind my eyes
At last he speaks!- ..-
HIS moving lips pour forth swift words,
~ tumbllng waters course o o'er gravly peos
! And shows 4gltst'nfng, FURNISHED rinEl
My heart! uh me!
His tones not clear;
Each word Tcutoulc accent showed.
He pleaded hard: In eurnest strove
10 have me-heart, be quiet uowl-
Accept the ring. ~
4 Counr2 All. mol
And must tell the story through?
My gold, and not my heurt, he sought
he was fraud!. Ny hopes were dashed
The ring III was stuff. ,r,~
, 1880-04-18


Special Dfspdteh to The Chicago T51b1lns.
BOsTOS, April 1.-THE stock market to-day
showed considerable strength aud activity. and
there was IN excellent feeling among all classes
OF stocks. Rlilrouds firm, with slight upward
tendency noticeable III those Investments.
Among mining stocks Antinony was the feat-
ure ut 81, its highest point, and the feeling
generally seems to be that 1t is going
still higher In q very short time This bclief Is
confirmed by the fact that there WIS u, sale this
morning to well known. lending dealers Of q
right To call LOCO shares ut Is in sixty days.
Huron advanced y and Franklin u, while sew
eral others showed similar slight chnngos.
Bonds steady, with fair sales. Land stocks
showed an Improvement over yesterdays clos;
Ing tigures. Fifteen thousand New Mexico d
Phcitc 7s SOLD at 1881. and other sales were
made as follows: Eastern 4Hs OF 1905,
81; New York j. New England Is Of
1905, -110M; Union Pacific es 110H;
Little Rock ): Fort Smith R,lilroad, 50h05OI
Flint Pere Marquette, &sA; Burlington s. Mis-
souri, River in Nebraska, 146; Chicago, Burliug-
ton & Quincy, FAY: Cincinnati = Cleveland,
AZ; Eastern, 89A: Northern, o.; Atchison &
Topeka first IS, uB.
LONDON, April 17.-Consols, 9s 1916; account,
99 l5-16. L,
American securities-New IS, 1o44k: AVS, 11lH:
4s, l09h; Illinois Central, 1854; Pennsylvania
Central, 65A; Erie, ~ seconds, ,-g3; Reading.
3+n; silver, ed per ounce.
PARIS, April lT.-Rentes, S3f 47hc.
, 1880-04-18
M1IW.AUKEE.

Special Di,2ateh to Tie Chicago T1ouax.
MILWAUKEE, April 1.-THE aour market h,,.
been badly demortzed for the last two or thras .a
owing to the break In wheat Since the ls.t .s,s
export, milwaukee, standard extra ha. been rass.s
to $e5aM with no demund even At TINT daure ~.
price u per bri in sncks May wheat closed Al aa.,
noon to-day, with wenk feeling, but heavy uurrh,s
Mt the decline: The following table shows tho c,o
prtca for the May option on the corespondin4 d. ~
$tx preceding years, in this market; ~1 @
, 1880-04-18
COMMERCIAL.

The following were the receipts and shipments
Of the leading articles Of produce in this city
during the twenty-four hours ending at o'clock
Saturday morning, and the corresponding q time
last year:
, 1880-04-18

The following is the total amount of CITY
and suburban transfers within /. radius Of
seven miles Of the Courthouse, filed for
April II: City-Sales, III; consideration. $751;. Isl
4SS. North Of city liinits-Sales. 9; consid-
GRAFTON, $25,i50. South of city limits-Salcs.
81. consideration, S1s5,C9S. Total sales, ls0'
Total consideration, S970,030.
Real estate
IN SAN FRANCISCO,
according to the Bulletin, is still uuiet, The
conditions for a long time have not been
favorable. for activity. A moderate business
mas been In progress from month to month.
bu1 mostly III Il private and quiet way. Credit
sales nave been rare for long time. because
not attended with sufficient enconra garment
70 make them success.
IN NEW YORK, - .
the Sun says that when the season for mov-
ing Is over very few houses and places Of
business will be left unoccupied, fewer than
have remained for half dozen years back
anter ants. :, uae ISL OF May as :; whole, real prop
value, and the demand for 1t from inyestorsIs
steady 1T good prices The advance in tllf.
cost OF building materials which has taken
place Within few months has to some ex-
promised to be exceptionally great this ~ vcar:
but 1t IS believed that prices have reached
their highest point, and that they cannot be
maintlirled long at it.
a fear that the
5: BUILDING INTEREST OF BOSTON "
and vicinity, which bid fair to be very lively
snort lime ago, may be considerably
checked on account OF the high prices Of
labor and materials. Plasterers and masons.
who were re- receiving ;i but sl;75 year ago. now
paid a rate equally as high. Lumber has ad-
yanced, and is still going up, with but lin
lted stocks on hand. Hence+a house which
, 1880-04-18

and Gould has this element in bis favor without
manipulation.
70 The We1ter1 Assoeiated Press.
NEW YonR, April H. Governments quiet and
+ fairly steady.
Hliroud bonds Irregular.
+ State securities dull and nominal.
The stock nnrkct opened strong, and prices
advanced u to per cent Subsequently there
was decline Of Il to ~ per cent, the latter Iron
Nountatn. When it became known that the
bank statemcnt WIS favorable a 1rEnor feeling
set in, and prices recovered Il to II por cont.
The break IN Louisville i Nashville from 40 to
and led to decline in the general list Of 4 to ~
per cent Toward the close the market again
became strong, and recovered = 70 per cent
Tho break iii Louisville i Nashville was due
to report TINT the Chfongo, St. Louis & New
Orleans Road had ,uado combination With
other roads which was likely to inJurc the bu5i-
EcEas7 g10 a00 sassaraz:
, 1880-04-18

Withdrawn from store during Friday for city
consumption: 80 BIZ wheat, l,097 bu oats, LOSS
bu rye, 2,759 bu barley.
The following grain was inspected into store
IN This city Saturday morning: cars No. 2 win
ter wheat, 50 cars No. spring, 13 cars No. 3 do,
4cars rejected l55 wheat; l40 cars No. coru
n cars high mixed, 8 cars new mixed, 10 cars re-
jected C2G oorn>; Q cars No. oats, 40 carfF{o 2
white, Il cars No. mf1ed, cars rejected C79
oats); cars No. 2 rye; 6 cars No. barley cur
extra, car feed. Total, 845 cars, or l77,oo0 bu.
Inspected out: 5,449 bu wheat, 208,e99 bu corn.
A,0l+ bu oats, "229t bu rye, 7,031 bu barley.
The following table shows the movement OF
breudstuTs and live stock in this city during last
week, with comparisons:
, 1880-04-18

Money loaned down from to per cent per
aanum. anl closed ut 8; prime mercantile pa
per, 51G
Sterling exchange, sixty days, weak at 487.
The following ts the weekly bunk statement:
L0uns, ducressse, II ,2At1O0 specie, decrease,
SLUT, a00: log1,l-tcnors, incrense, 81, $50 100;
deposits, decrease, $3,748000; circulation, de-
crease $l4+, 800: reserve. incrense. $U+ 30. The
bankers hold $538, $50 III excess Of their legal
requirements,
, 1880-04-18

Inroh Is 1E, ~
DECREASE. oaoso
Now. ii VIC take the reported receipts OF $780,
coo lbs from the reported shipments Of 81, o., ,oas
lbs, and deduct one-si1th, we have q, 500 lbs
us tho net decrease, minus 11,4l0!00 lbs nude
from al, 600 hogs at IS lbs cach. These figures
would give an uctuul decrease Of only IL 57S tcs,
or but two-thirds OF that obtained By comparing
the reports OF stocks
, 1880-04-18

In point of general popularity, the Kfmball
piano distances all Others. And it is worthy
Of Its fame, IT
, 1880-04-18

TRAsK RANCIs
Bankeraand Broker.
70 BROADWAY. n. Y.
Membegs of the New York Stock E1chauge
and lew York Mining Stock ExchnnKe.
Auclasses OF Securities bought and Sold on Commits
sion anu Cufraed ON Margins.
Daily Market Letters sent to Customer
THE Ellsr NATIONAL bank
HAS FOR SALE
CHICAGO i NoR1HWE'S 1st M'1sGE r. g. BONDS
GILL, MILL l. ST. PAUL
Lincoln Park ~, South Park 6 and7s
Cook County and City ss,
West Town 81,
District Columbia ISIS
-.-..... Aiming STOCKS
bought and Sold OH New Yurk und San francisco E1-
changes utt Boari ltates.
References: Cashier First Nat. Bunk, Chicago.
Enshter fileni1 Nut Hank. New York.
Cashier Sunulk Mat Bank Hoston.
STEPHENSON l. McKEEVER,
Members New York Mining Bonlu.
CHARLES; uENROTIN
TOO Washiu2ton-st-
On hand good assortment Of
"EST CllCAGu i Ftn CENT BONDS,
chicago, Milwaukee St Faui per ccut first mort
saKe Bonds,
district OF Columbia 3Gl Bonds, guaranteed BY u g.
stocks bought on New York, Sun Francisco and
Sn1easo STOCK And Mining Boards:
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-09-07
CAN ERBUKY ERS'
liFE-lNVlGORATlNG
SARSAPARIllA,
The Great Blood Purifier, Kid.
Mey Remedy and Mild
Laxative.

WYE, the undersigned. having used DIR. COR
w BELTS SHAKER SARSAPARlLLA
SYRUP in our practice, and having examined the
formula by which II Is prepared, would cheerfully
recommend il TO the community as the cheapest, sa
est, and most efhcacious of all the preparations III
Sarsaparilla in the market. Its highly concentrated
state, there being in gwen amount of Syrup twice
the amount of Vegetable Extract that any other
contains) the care. skill ami cleanliness OF its man.
ufacture. are guarantees of its purity aud
effect. 7. X. CROSBY, NJ. D., W. u. BICk, VI. D.,
S. BUNION. NJ. D., }. ). ELLIOT. VI. H., JAMES
BABB. n. y, Z. CoLBURN. VI. u, ~ 6. j.
TEWkSBURY. NJ D., A. q. FRENCH, NJ. H., 10.
SIAH CROSBY, NJ. D., \. q. GALE, NJ. D.,
JAMES a. GREGG, NJ. u.
These who have failed to be benefited by other
Sarsaparillas should fail TO make single trial of
this BLOOD Purifying and Life lnvgoratng Com
pound Of Shaker Sarsaparilla, Dandeiion, Yellow
Dock, Mandrake, Black Cohosb, Garget, Indian
Hemp, and the Berries Of Juniper and Cubeb. com.
bned with Iodide of Potassium made by the Society.
Prepared by the CANTERBURY SOCIETY OF SHAK-
ERs Shaker village, N H., and signed by Thos. Cor.
be;t. its inventor. Sold everywhere. Inquire for
Corbett's shakers Sarsaparilla.
SS-Enclose Stamp for shaker Manual
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-09-07
NO. oil.
miscellaneous.
A WARM DAY.

4 cood-natured Griswold street lawyer
left his office unoccupied for an hour about
two o'clock the other afternoon. and some
of the iokers in the block went in and built
up rousing hot fire in his coal stove. He
came back with his hat in his hand and
almost dead with the heat. and was met
on the stairs by a lawyer, who said "This
is the hottest yet, The thermometer in
my room marks l20 degrees" Don't
seem possible. though it's u scorcher."
renlied the other rs he went to his room.
He threw down his hat. took OF his coat
and began tanning himself; hut the hard
NJ he famed the hotter he grew. Two
or three lawyers came in and spoke about
how cool his room was comparable theirs,
and We're greatly puzzed to account for
il. Several offers We're made him to
change rooms. and pretty soon he grew
ashamed of appearing overheated. and
sat down to his table. In five minutes
his shirt collar fell fiat. and in ten he
hadn't any starch in his shirt. The per-
spiration ran about in every direction, and
he seemed to be boiling. when one Of his
friends looked in and remarked; "Ah
old boy. | envy YOU. You've got the
coolest room in the block" Saw" said
the lawyer, as he staggered over to the
door, I'm going home. never felt so
queer in all my life. While know that
the room is cool and airy. am SO baked
and boiled that can't lift hand. Ono
drink of brandy wouldn't act that way on
a man, would it ?" That's Just it,"
whispered the other. Brandy always
acts that way, especially if you drink
alone. You ought TO have known better"
so | had-so had. Don't say word
to the boys-lll make it all right.
thought something must all me. and was
a little afraid was going TO be sent for.
I'm glad it's nothing serious--rll be back
in about two hours ~ Detroit Free Press
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-09-07

FOR PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS.

FOR PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS..
For Electors at Large.
JOSEPH 5. wHEELwRIGHT, of Bangor
IRA H. FOSS, of Ssco-
First District.-ELlSHA II. JEwErr.
Second OTIS HAYFoHD.
Third EDWIN FIVE.
Fourth LEWIS Il. JOHNSON.
fyfh SEWARD Il. HUME.
For MEMBERS OF CoN6REss:
lst. Dist. THOMAS b. REED of Port
land.
End a. WILLIAM Y. FRYE, of Lew
iston.
Sd /" STEPHEN d. LINDSEY, OF
Nofridgewock.
&th CHARLES A. BOUTELLE.
Of Bangor.
9Th " SETH l.. MILLlKEN, OF
Belfast
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-09-07

$40 70 20 per Ley esi.er ssss e. ergstie Souns
IN 10 sei- srfrie a. ST 2 COFFlsE, Far1iers
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Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-09-07
1880
Augusta, Bath, Mouse, Capitol, Squirrel
and Five Islands, Ocean Point and
Boothbay.
1880 !!
THE FINE STEAMER
aslc HENRY MORRISON ,
CAPT. E, C. McCllNTOCk.


CAPT. E. C. McCliNTOCk.
Tuesday and Friday mornings will leave Augusta
at &, Hallowell at GO, Gardiner at Richmond at
s.l5, and Bath at 9.45. A NJ for Mouse, Capitol and
Squirrel Isla DIS. Ocean = int and Boothbay.
Returning will leave Boothbay at LOO z. NJ, for
DC an Point, Squirrel, Mouse and Capitol Islands,
leaving Bath at $50 O'Clock in the afternoon for Rich
mOnd, Gardiner, Hallowell and Augusta.
Wednesday and Saturday leave Augusta at l0.lS,
moud at l230, and Bath p. NJ, for Five Islands,
Mouse, Capitol and Squirrel Islands, Ocean Point
and Boothbay.s
Monday and Thursday, returning, leave Boothbay
at A. NJ, for Ocean Point, Squirrel, Mouse, Cap tol
and Five Islands, leaving Bath at 10 for Richmond,
Gardiner, Hallowell and Augusta.
Days Down-Augusta to Boothbay-Tuesday,
Wednesday, Friday and Saturday.
DAYS Up-Boothbay to Augusta-Mondsy Tues
day, Thursday and Friday.
FARES:
Single Tickets Each Way
Augus.a nI; to Richmond 40 cts; to Bath. Is c.
Gardiner 70 =" so
Richmond to Bath. IS TO Boothbay Is
Augusta, Hallowen and Gardiner to Islands and
BCOthbay, 81.
Tickets for Round Trips-Good until September 10.
Augusta TO the Islands or Boothbay. sl..5
fiallowell, LES
Gardiner 1.50
Richmond i15
Bath same other routes.
Family Tickets at reduced rates.
Tickets good until Sept 10. All freight and baggage
the same, ii wi not be received board the
steamer.
&c. MCCLINTOCK, Master.
Augusta, June ~, 1850.