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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1881-08-18
MARRIED.

In Northport, Aug. 2d, Mr.. Mark d. Mendal and
Miss Maggie 4. Pillsbuly, both Of Northp0rt
In ltockland, Aug 4th, Mr. George A. Nichols and
Miss Ellie y. Davis, both of Thomaston.
In south Boston, Aug 9Th, Mr.. VIM. +. Rivers
formerly of Thomaston, and Mrs. Clara II. Brown
Of Rockand.
In Warren, Aug, 4th, Nj John d. Morse and Miss
Lucy J. Watts, both of Thon;tstOn
In Friendship, Aug 9th, MI Martin T. Watson OF
Friendship and Mis-, Agnes Z. Bradley of Thomas
ton.
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:EIIE subscriber hereby gives public notice To all
L concerned, that She has been duly appointed
and taken upon herself thc trust ut A'lminirtrauiN
of the estate Of
JOSEPH Z, JOHNSON, late Of Wintcrport,
in the County Of waldo deceased, 10y giving bond
as the law directs; she therefore requests all per
sons who are indebted to said dcceaSed- estate tn
make immediate payment, and those who have any
demands thereon to exhibit the same tor settlement
to her. ELIZABETH JOHNSON.
Winterport, Aug. 10, ISL.
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E5g peddlers scou the country about and buy llp
III the hen fruit which makes that article of diet
very scarce and high
Mir. Q. q. White recently shipped to Mt Desert
lbs sch. s J. Gilmore five oxen to be used in Mr. G.
J. Halls granite quarrics.
\ side walk has been laid at the foot of Miller
street, opposite Mathews Bros. factory, leading 10
Pitcher 4 Sons place of business
Mr.. Samuel e. Howard, formerly of searsmont.
ao died last week at Rockland, was the father in
.0 Of Mayor Woodcock, Of Belfast
I've wild geese were seen early Monday morning
diving over the bay and heading southwark. They
Acre probably from Canada and disgu4ted with
.lnors weather
THE English sch. Endeayour arrive, al this port
Friday from the Provinces, with one hundred
.t twenty tons of grndstones for the axe factoric,
I'd, West WatelNlle ana Readheld.
party from Monroe has chartered sch Ma
lst Belfast. for Il cruise to the eastward Bar
'wnor ami The coast As far east As Calais will Ne
-tt'. The s.hooner sailed Monday.
Nix Roberts reconstructed IImpty DUMMY,
at. down United States MINISTRIES and European
.t, Offering rare attractions which have never IN,
.l.c been presented To the public
t,u J., ,.i
.,.t A, t,4 ,
,.,.... 80 ,l,.. i...,.+ - +,,., 3t.,,:.'
r,1. Jul A.. If.,
''
"S'' ''' -N''''"o lr'ISihE company OF BROCK
.,t 7,,f ia;
'- Bee were III N'rA III luIS harhor 4 short lne
W. ''9''l NI''N' ~! '"l9 'l'l' "'hl on o"ai''
'Sl' '' aug" ''e'i rhil"N lI'fht' i' i''tr recent
7'''i '''''''''''' W. '''V "IV''s''-
.Hsi'sh Mitchell f. Y Shepherd and samuel GuI-
"l friI3at, have b"uSat cargo of 5000 bush
o4 tarAei ashes from the soap works at Ban
N'.h "I- brought down river ON sch George
-'Hto.s. w Nul he used on their farms a feri
af ileF SAY ashes MAKE tae BEST dressing for
..-- and-
I hyltt~t branch railroad is no,y very i1I~, In
a-iau o. tn. usual business Il cargo of I.o taa.
-..uG~t3ue- 4 cargo eff 30 tons Of coal. aud 700
rf liu.H have huel ,ti>rhargng during the past
tr shipment Last week Swan and ~iblcy
-,lt .argc quantities M ,ylt oygr th, road.
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c. Flinkeldt and Thos Nelson, of the of
schr. Adea llartwell, Of Gloucester who were
lost in the fog il dory on Lahoro Bank, the 3Ist
ult were picked up after drift of three days and
nights without food or drink, and landed at Liver
pool. Anp It'll
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painted, and is entitled, "Moonlight, Vineyard
Sound" Its composition introduces ship coming
on full headway in the immediate foreground, all
sails set, including picturesque stun'sals, with
schooners, and other vessels in the dis
lance, all coming in and rounding the lightship,
which is seen in the left foreground. The sky is
full of depth and strong atmospheric expression,
and its color is good Mr. j. c. Greeley, native
of Palermo this county, but for many years a resi-
dent of Jacksonville, Florida, has purchased an
elegant mansion in Rockland for a summer resi-
dence. Capt. Geo. T. Crabtree, of Hurricane is
visiting friends in Belfast and vicinity Last spring
the captain came being suflocated in Il burning
house near Savannah, Ga, from the ill effects of
which he is still suffering. Mr. and Mrs. |. b.
Mower are visiting friends in this city. Mr. Chas
A. Sbey, of East Brooklield Mass, is spending ii
short season at his home in Belfast. Mr. Albert
II. ale, of Meridian, Conn, is visiting Belfast
vacation. Mr.. Yale married Belfast lady. Mr..
and Mrs. Hollis NJ. Coombs of Providence X. L. are
visiting friends in this city..M Mr.. and Mrs Soyer,
of Boston, are summering in Belfast Mrs. ). was
formerly Edith Alden, of this city. Mr.. Harrison
| Alexander, president of the Exchange Bank, Bel
ville Ohio, is visiting relatives in Belfast for his
health. VIM. II. Cooper, George Mundorf, John
4 mering in this city.
| LIBERTY Mr.. Jefferson Davis of this town lost
4 a fine horse last week Rev. DIR. Shaw and wife
| of Watervile, visiting their son-in- law Geo.
Hunt, Esq....W H. Lowell of Boston, is spending
few days with his friends in this village Henry
Hunt and wife of Fitchburg, Mass, arrived in town
4 on Saturday last People coming home to
Liberty this summer from all parts of the inhaht-
n able globe Mrs. Fulsome of Manchester, y. H.,
is visiting f. \. Lovejoy. Mrs. Fletcher of Ash
i land n. H. is stopping with her mother, Mrs.
Bemer, for short time Those who have har
i vested their wheat report Il fine crop. &c. w.
Brown, teamster, had his broken about 10
O'Clock Monday morning. He was on his way to
Belfast with a load and while in the Aver woods
\ ATTEMPTED to get off to walk up the hi when his
] feet got entangled in the reins, which threw him
down, the wheel passing over his arm. Drs. Barter
4 and Brown were called. They report compound
j fracture.
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HAIRY NICHOLSON the young man who was
wounded IN fencing accident as mentioned in
noon from the residence of Gen. Thomas to his
home, at Cooke Place. The patient is doing we'll,
and MS physicians, Drs Peter and Marmi0n, are
TIE GRAIN TKADE.-Arrival-Boat Medley, with
zoo bushels wheat and !, 200 bushels corn.
Change at Las
The Coal TRADK.-Eighteen boats left Cumber-
land yesterday with 2i1sOe tons OF coal as fol-
lows. For Georgetown-C consolidation Co. 577. IA
tons: New Central Co., 356. 10 tons; Borden Co.,
4sS IL tons; Maryland Co., s440s tons. For Alex
andra-Amercan Co., g3 10 tons.
PoRT.-Enteret-Brig Edith Hail. Drinkwater,
from Trinidad, with 100 tons crude asphalt, for A.
|. Barber; schr. Centennial, Birdsell, for WASH
CLKARED.-wm. L. White, Howes, for Fall river
Alfred Braybrook, Briggs. for Providence.
Alex andria Affairs.
Reported for The EVENING STAR
CURIOUS CASE OF VOLUNTARY FAsTING.-The
case OF starvation devotee Is attracting some at
tontIon here. Its victim is Miss Chloe 4 Violet,
lady OF some 81 years OF age, who resides with
her mother on Queen street, between Lee and
Fairfax. The lady, who bears IN excellent repu-
tation, was In her youth fond OF dancing and like
amusements, but later grew religious. She claims
oil late to have seen visions, and that she has been
instructed by the Lord TO exhibit her zeal In his
service by fasting and prayer Her friends have
not known her TO take food for indefinite time,
and she AYERS that she has not tasted solid food
Tor thlrty-six days. There Is general impression
That her Imagination has exaggerated the length
Oh her last, Dut undoubtedly she has become so
weak from want of nutriment, that she Is unable
to walk. Her father, well known cooper, was
quiet and industrious man until he drew lottery
prize OF 81 800 The effect OF sudden Joy so af-
fected his mind that he exaggerated his wealth.
abandoned sober industry and thought he was
born under lucky star that would insure him
continued prosperity, but fortune never favored
him again nd he died poor. 1t is not believed
that the fast will be continued much longer.
RBPORTER's NOTES.-The city council at its next
meeting will be called upon to appropriate $5,47O
10 the Delehay bOndsmen, the court OF appeals
having refused the appeal from Judge Keith in
That case.-Mr. Robert Portner, who has just re-
night by his friends with an illumination fire.
works and Serenade.
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CITY ITEMS.


Some Sens0nable Suggestions,
Scarlet Medicated Flannel Underwear;
Heavy White Merfno Under-ShirtS and Drawers
1.-The Climax Shirt, i" ready for use, q;
6entlemen'S lined Dog-skin Gloves, fur tops:
Cashmere, Merino, ana Shaker ribbed Half Hose:
Extra Heavy Canton Flannel Drawers only 5O,.;
The celebrated WtncheSter, Va, Buck-skin Gloves;
SILK H'dk'fs, Mufflers, Suspenders, Neck-wear
Lewis, "Hatter anu Gents Out1itter, 929 7th street
northwest
That (sreaf DermOt0lOgtst.
Dr. c. w. Benson. Of Baltimore, has prepared his
favorite prescription for general use and now
any person, however poor, can get the benefit of
his best treatment for skin disease 1t consists of
both external and Internal treatment.
CatarsA Of the Bladder.
singing, smarting,g irritation of the urinary
passages, diseased discharges, cured by Buchu-
paiba. 81. Stott T. Cromwell, $50 Pennsylvania
avenue.
Brain and Nerve.
Wells Health Remover, greatest remedy On earth
for impotence, leanness, sexual debility, &C. 81, at
Druggists, $50 Pa. ave.
"A1derneys Dairy WagOns.0
Fresh Attorney BITTER, churned every morning
and delivered in III "Ward" prints, SOC. Der Id.
Also, cottage cheese, buttermilk and sweet milk,
&c. per ct. Cream, 15c. pint.
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BIG BARGAINS IN HANDKERcHIEFs.
LADIES' ALL-LINEN COLORED-BORDER
HANDKERCHIEFS,


AT CENTS.
AT CENTS.
Ladies' Gents and Chidren's Handkerchiefs, Plain,
ColOred Border, Hemmed Stitched and Six.
Ladies' Cloaks and DOlmans, new styles.
Ladies and Children's Ulster and Cloakng Cloths.
Largest double White Wool Blankets per pair, g. So
8. q. g. 50. s.; S.. 81. s.,
Ladies' Flannel Suiting. cOors single and double
widths-Ohve, Navy Blue. Myrtle, Seal Brown.
Cloth for Men and Boys wear, 81 cts SO cts 81 cts
and IS cts.
Piano Covers new colors embroidered with Silk.
Red Twiled Fxnnels. 20 ct 81 cs 81 cts and 45 cts
Broche and India Shawls.
Black Silks. II. q. as $3.50. $1.75. g.
AtTOwsON's. ss6 Pennsylvania avenue south side.
New Dress Goods, 121s. Is, 1s. 90 and % cts
Colored Csshmeres Olive. Myrtle Navy Blue Garnet etc.
Ladies' and Gents Medicated Underwear.
Best Feather Proof Bed Ticking, Is cts,
Novelties IN Dress Trimmings.
Silk Pushes. Olive. Myrtle Navy. Garnet at so per
yard.
Silk faced veveteen, so cts, IS cts, 81 per yard
Colored Silks and Satlns.
Hosiery, Gloves, Neckwear and Fancy Goods.
Canton flames. sheeting Cottons
Table Linens. Vine Cloths. Napkins. Towels.
Receiving new goods daily. LARGEST assortment to
BOTTOM PRICES.
c. NJ. TOWSON'S,
CSC PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
South Side. near Center Market
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The chief signal officer furnishes the following
special bulletin 20 the pTc=S:-Occa >.OIiat light
rain has fallen IN the gulf states, Georgia and
south Carolina. In the other 4 ties the prevail
ing weather has been fair SOUthwesteTly winds
are reported from the lower region middle states
and New England, nOrtheasterly from the south
Atlantic and gulf states, nCrthwrStfrly from the
upper lake region. The temperature has generally
risen slightly IN the Atlantic coast states fallen
from 10 10 2)o IN the Lake superior REGION Min
nesota and Dakota. The following low Temporal
lures are reported: st. Vincent Mimi 15o below
zero: Fort Garry, Manitoba. 16o below zero. Fair
weather l. indicated for New England, and cloudy
weather. with rain, for the south Atlantic states
on Saturday.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
AInusements. &C., Tonight.

Amusements. &C., Tonight.
NATIONAL THEATER--Mary Anderson as "Gala-
tea
FORDs OPERA HoUSE-Mitchell,s Pleasure PARTY
In Our GOo{itS.
WILLARD HALL-St. Matthew's church fair.
CLABAUGH HAII--Fair and Festival for the ben
eflt OF the Presbyterian chapel
METROPOLITAN CHURCH-Nustcal and literary
entertainments
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GEORGETOWN ADV'TS.

GEORGE w. KING,
ROUTE AGENT IN GEORGETOWN
FOR THE
EVENING STAR NEWSPAPER
prompt attention will be giyen) will find books the
entering of the same at Ficking's Drug Store 12GO
High SD street. and the Western Union Telegraph
Office, Congress or 3lst street. opposite Post Office.
MIS- I'm
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SAMUEL 8. SHEDD,
AGENT FOR
MOTIFS STAR FURNACE,
MOTIFS SOCIAL LATROBE
And MOTIFS ST. GEORGE ELEVATED OVEN
RANGE, "a first-class Heating and Cooking Range }
Always ON hand large stock of
SLATE MANTELS. GAS FIXTURES DROP.
LIGHTS, LAMPS. GLOBES. &C.
Plumbing and Thinning and all hind. ~ Johh;ro
promptly done and at fair prices.
SAML. s. SHEDD,
No. 400 Ninth STREET NoRrHwrsr. nl2
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CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES.-In stock light and
heavy carriages, suitable for street or park.
Robert III. Graham. repository and factory, 40
4l6 Sun street northwest. Repairing promptly at
tended TO.
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b. BAILEY: Your dollar is equal tn the best
ever used c. V. TROTT, Carpenter.
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The WASHINGTON LIGHT GUARD, under command
or Major H. ID. Norton, marched from the armory
last night, In uniform, and made visit to Odd Eel
lows Hall, ElSt Washington the occasion being a
lair for the benefit OF Union Lodge OF Odd Fellows.
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G4 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE will be open until 10
p H. Saturday night

HoT SPRING DIAMONDS, Turqua and silver jew
eTy, from - to so, at PriggS-
FOR TOMORROW ONLY will the following bar
gains b. sold at NJ. Augenstein's National Auction
and Bargain House, ST. 18th street northwest: 5
ten-1nch pie plates lie; Sinch frosted preserve
dishes, &c: decorated chamber sets, Powered or
banded, 10 pieces, $361; porcelain chamber sets,
$l69; French vases IA in high. with raised flow
ers, 1s,.., worth s1g5: cOcOa-handle knives and
forks, 73c. sett; stone or Opaque china cups and
saucers, 45c- sett: coal-hods, poker and Shovels,
Ssc-; Tea sets, containing pieces, Bic; white
handle knife, fork and spoon, 15c; 11qt diShpanS,
lo; Lot pOrcelain-lined saucepanS, &C.; egg
Deaters- fruit siucerS, and bread pans &c. apiece.
Great bargains in holiday goods
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SECONDHAND OvERCOATs and listers, little worn,
custOiE-Inade- cheaper than common ready made,
at HerZOgs. Ss 9Th street, near Pennsylvania
avenue northwest.
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LIVERY ONE HIS OWN ARTIST.
A WONDERFUL INVENTION.

New Art embracine al kinds Of drawing acquired In
one to three lessons Outfits required are free
anime drawings after one lesson. McLEOD'S Studio.
Room ), Vernon Row, corner Pennsylvania avenue
and l0thstreet northwest. Take elevator. d3-1m
a SURE CURE FOR COLDS COUGHS, CONSUME
a TON MM0qpI =! COUCH. GROUP and HR0N;
BALM; price26 and 50 cts For sale by al Dru9Rists
and 1O6 peO01ylyanta gyenue northwest n10-Smxp
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-12-09

THE musical and literary entertainment at Car
rOll Institute. last night, was a decided success,
and delighted large audience.
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GUINNIP, DAY 4 co.
CARPETS.

CARPETS.
Weare daily receiving Fan and Winter assortment
OF all the designs in Carpets comprising Royal
Witons Administers, Moquettes, Bigelow, Body Brus-
sells, Tapestry and Ingrans Snyr Carpets Rues and
Mats in great variety. Floor Drr,gretts ali sizes.
Smy Carpets by the yard, with borders 60 match
Linoleum in designs. Cocoa Mats all sizes. Floor
Linen all widths Raw Silk and Satin furniture
ing Swiss, Antique and Nottingham Lace Curtains in
choice patterns Purchasers viii find IL to their ad-
vantage examine Stock.
HOOE. BRO. 4 CO.,
oil 1928 STREET. NEAR EBBITT HOUSE
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The EYEs1GHT accurately fitted a; Hemplers, ~
street,
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WATCH the papers for announcement OF special
Sales at Pildis ROYAL Open evenings.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.
Special Weather bulletin,

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER !
WARRINGTON. DC. December Q. 1881. 9:3O am
For the middle Atlantic states colder fair
weather. nOrthweSterly winds hi her pressure
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w o R T H
THEIR WEIGHT IN GOLD.

DIR. c. W. BENSONS'S CELERY AND CHAMO-
MILE PILLS
THEIR EFFICACY IN SICK AND NERVOUS HEAD
ACHE NEURALGIA, NERVOUSNESS,
PARALYSIS, SI.EEPLESSNESS,
AND DYSPEPSIA,
Is fully established fact based on actual experience
and there is no kind of doubt but that they will
these diseases.
WHAT PHYSICIANS SAY.
for nervous diseases is the most addition
to the materia medica in the last quarter of acentrry
DIR. j. w. j. Engler, of Baltimore
"Dr. Bensons Pills worth their weight in gold in
Nervous and Sick Headache."- A. H. Schichter of
Baltimore.
These Pills are invaluable in Nervous diseases -
DIR. Hammond, of New York.
DIR. Benson's Pills for the cure of Neuralgia are
success. DIR. g. P. Holman, of Chrstianburg, Va.
These Pills special preparation for the of
worthy of trial by all intelligent sufferers. They are
prepared expressly to and will Sick and Ner
yous Headache, Neuralgia, Nervousness, Paralysis,
Sleeplessness and Dyspepsia.
Sold by all Druggists Price, so cents box. Depot,
1O6 North Eutaw street, Baltimore, Md. By mail two
boxes for 81 six boxes for g. So to any address.
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suKLoIs STEAK 1a11 cents at GIL Pennsylvania
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TEXT OF THE ORDER WHICH CAUSED RI.
Public Printer Defrees November q, 1881, issued
the following order: "The following law must
govern the wages paid the employees in this Office
PTorided Fsaf'er, That from and after the Close
OF The present session Of Congress the Public
Printer shall pay no greater price for compepsa-
ton tlan nifty cents per thousand ems and fOrtJ
cents per hour for time work tn printers and book
DindefS stat ut Large, vol. 10. p. s91.) All pay
Tolls must he made out in strict conformity to this
law, and no usage custom, whether by the piece
or hour. Can be recognized. Time keepers viii SEE
that this law Il carried out, and that one Is paid
TOT work not actually performed"
heretofore 1t had been the rule that the day
men-thOoe who work from a. II to II p. H.
When required to remain after that hour would do
81. and receive an allowance of one and One-half
hour.I Mr.. Defrecs however came To the cOnclu-
sion that under strict construction OF the law he
could not pay over forty cents. The men affected
and the craft generally have no idea that there
Will be strike. but the disposition Is to calmly
discuss the matter. and ask Congress thit they be
paid a price and half during the hours named.
Ii should be stated that the custom or paying a
price and half for work between midnight and
8 a. IN. has prevailed there for years. The men
affected ceased work Wednesday night aud last
night at midnight.
MEETING OF THE TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION
was held at st. Joseph's Hall yesterday afternoon
10 consider the subject, and the meeting deter
mined to adhere to the usage and II required to
work after midnight at the rate OF 40 cents per
hour TO lay down their composing sticks And so
the matter stands at present
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BAILEY.s 81 Saw guaranteed Money refunded IL
not satisfactory.
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PLEsl PILEsn fILEsiii
SURE CURE FOUND At LAST. NO ONE NEED

Ulcersted Piles has been Uncovered By DE- wiamA Can
Indian remedy. called Dr. Wiialns Indian Ointment.
single box 6as cured the worst chronic Of Is
50 years standing. No one need suffer I'VE minutes
6ons fnsxurnem1 and Electuaries do morn harm than
eood Williams Ointment shsorhs TIE tuno.a. anays
IN bed sc6 = pculnce giyss insnpt end psnlee =.
- -, sn snS pposSins -. W. " =
6clA 81 Il DFaSsis1 end sent hy nsn q ressigt 9
pr{Co-0 por Bod. FRANK 8. HENRY y co.. REo
prio6nrS 6evsland. Ohio. WI. b. ENTW16Lk Dr.
eof B 81 n'2esy1 svsnus end La III 90
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BOY s. CLOT II / N G I.
WILLARD HOTEL LOTTERY DRAWING
18th FEBRUARY, 1882.

WILLARD HOTEL LOTTERY DRAWING
14TH FEBRUARY, 1882.
OR MONEY REFUNDED.
LOUISVILLE, KY, November 10. 1881.
postDonement OF thed rawing of the Willard Hotel Lot
terry, until the 14h day of February 1882 and that
they will not consent to any further pOstponement Of
the same.
RoBT. MALLORY, Chairman.
By the above resolution this drawing must and will be
had on the day fxed or money distributed back to
ticket holders.
II enough tickets are Sold before date fixed, the
drawing will be had. and notice of same viii be given
LIST OF PRIZES:
The Willard Hotel, with all its Fixtures and
One Residence on Green street. 49, .......... Is, OO0
One Residence on Greco street. $1,000
Two Cash Prizes each s., 900. TO- 000
Two Cash Prizes each s., 0O................ 1000
Five Cash Prizes. each q. 900. 5000
FIVE Cash Prizes, each$500 $500
Fifty Cash Prizes, each $lOO. .............. ZOO
One Hundred Cash Pr8zeA each $50........... 5000
Five Hundred Cash Prizes. each $40. 600
one Set OF Bar Furniture. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ZOO
One Fine Piano: OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. SOC
One HANDSOME Silver Tea Set ................. loo
4 20 Boxes "a Bourbon Whisky sss.......... 400
~ Baskets champagne, $50. $50
F dS Hundred Casa Prizes, each si0.......... 1000
2o9 Boxes Robertson County Whisky sso...... 5000
FIVE hundred Gss H1zss saeh $50 5000
Whole Tickets, So; Halves s. Quarters, s.
:, Remittance may be made by Bank Check. Express.
fq Rti Money Order. or registered mail.
lars. giving full Information and for tickets address
w. G. b. WHIpS,
"ill W. u Rot ai,1 h9fqiss iSs.n Ky.
noo.aosh+so,,. l422 Penna. ave.,
-oI4 Washington, d. G.
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WONDERS for Xmas. J. jay Gould, 4a1 9th street
COOP rib roast beef, 1214 cts per H. at s4 Penn
sylvanid avenue
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GENTS winter underwear gloves neckwear
hats, &C., at 4. T. Lewis 49, 1th St Low prices
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ar. sTBLEY's COMPOUND CALIsAYA

Wine Bitters contains ten ingredients vee-
tables and one OF 1ron The magnetic iron which en-
ters into their il Of the most superior quail
These Btters will Dyspepsia neryous debility,
NEURALGIA, rheumatisn. scrofaa. mxrasmuo bilious
and malar1al feyer and al disease OF the stomach.
liver, blood and nerves; also. al female diseases
Price. 81 Sold by Druggists and at los PennsTlvania
avenue northwest ME