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OPERATIONS IN STOCKS.
NATURES TRIUMPH,
FRAZIER,s ROOT BIrrERs.

lyon are weak, or langrid Frazier's Bitters n
your nesh y nabby and Your complexion ssllow ne
Frszer,s Bitter You live in m.lsrisl district ne
dren Fazier's B;fters. II You have sol the i,nes
nse fra,,err Bitter You have kept late hours snd
Rtters you need toning up. take Frdkicrs Root Hi
ter you have abused instead q used nslureS Si6
use Frazisrs Bitte. II lfe has boone burden snd
you lcve gloomy forebodansz. ~ rRnsgs 49,. U
81 "a To- bifax. W H.e yoa - yssg So
psrbo|sis- FKzSx & HESRY Co. soIc fsSrs
toxs. Ceysiand. O. wM. B. ENTwISIk, DIX
ton. DC. Retail As,unt ~
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PicnicS. Excursions. Etc.

There will be a splendid excursion to Fortress
Monroe, Norfolk. Ocean View and the capes on
me Jane Mose,ey, leaving this evening at $50
ana returning at am. Monday morning. A
ane band OF music has been engaged. The fare
Tor the round trip will be but two dollars
The first grand union picnic of the Irish land
leagues Of the District will be held at Beyers 18th
street park next Tuesday.
COL Rogers advertses a very attractive fam
lily excursion on the steamer Mary Washington
for next Tuesday.
picnic under the auspices of all German
Catholic societies will be given at Juenemann's
pleasure garden next Monday.
The George Lcary will leave at 6 pm. this
evening for Norfolk and Fortress Monroe.
The Excelsior will leave at $50 tomorrow
morning for Piney Point.
The Mary Washington will 90 to Occoauan TO-
morrow, leaving at $50 am
see the advertisement of the excursion of the
1oun9 Catholics Friend society to Piney Point
ana Point Lookout on the Sth of August State
rooms can De engaged at Burns shoe store ON
and after Monday next
BOYS SKULL FRACTURED two
eoiored boys, named Lloyd Clifton and William
baIsison; got into difficulty at the brick ward.
ss.'.as' E uo.n ahd streets northeast, during
whien HARRISON threw a stone at Clifton which
strtck him on the head and Knocked him from
tne wagon IN which he was sitting, the wheel of
winch passed over his left leg fracturing II
paaiy. he was removed to the Freetma,,'s
nospitai oy the police ambulance where il was
found ms skull was also fractured
UNABLE TO PAY ALIMoNY-To-day. in the
case OF Sarah X. Nicholson against Robert i
Nicholson-bill for divOrce-the defendant fi,ed
an answer 70 the rule to show cause why he
should not be attached for failure to raw ali
mony. in which he states that In eenSeaucnce of
want or employment he is unable to conply With
the order Of the court.
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CLIMB UPi
CLIMB UP!

AS UNINvITING AS THE FIRST FLOOR LOOKS,
THE SECOND FLOOR Is STILL DISPLAYING A
FAIR SIZE STOCK. ALTHOUGH THE STOCK Is
LOW, ESPECIALLY TO THOSE ACCUSTOMED 10
TRADE WITH US WHEN WE ARE In GOOD
SHAPE. IT Is NEVERTHELESS ABOUT TWICE
AS LARGE NOW AS THOSE STOCKS THAT ARE
GENERALLY ANNOUNCED AS 1.-THE LARGEST
IN THE CITY" THERE rs NOW ABOUT $40, 600
WORTH OF sRAsONABLE GOODS DISPLAYED.
AMONG WHICH ARE MANY OF THE MOST TASTY
STYLES WE HAVE SHOWED THIS SEASON. WITH
BUT TWO EXCEPTIONS CHANNELS AND BLACK
CLOTH GooDs.) EVERYTHING HAS BEEN
MARKED WAY DOWN, AND WE REALLY DOUBT
WHETHER AS LOW FIGURES AS WE NOW NAME
WILL BE SEEN FOR YEARS TO COME. SINCE
MONDAY LAST WE HAVE DONE ALL OUR BUsI-
NESS ON THE SECOND FLOOR, AND IT Is VERY
GRATIFYING FOR Us TO STATE THAT OUR
SALES HAVE NOT BEEN INTERFERED WITH IN
THE LEAST. PEOPLE EVIDENTLY PREFER TO
INCONVENIENCE THEMSELVES LITTLE, AND
AVAIL THEMSELVES OF OUR STOCK AND Low
PRICES IN ANSWER TO A NUMBER OF IN
QuIRIEs. WE BEG TO STATE THAT WE EXPECT
TO FINISH THE IMPROVEMENTS BY THE 9TH
OF NEXT MONTH.
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Messrs. Thos. ]. Fisher l. Co., real estate
brokers, report the following recent sales of
real estate made by them, viz: Sub. lot 81, in
SO. lis, improved by three-story brick dwell
ing, to Judge o. II. Palmer, of New York city.
for BIS, 600 cash. Sub. lots 10 and 70, in So 90,
situate at the corner of Goth and Q streets to
Mrs. A. E. Deering, at $1.4O per square foot:
cash. Sub lots II and 70, in So SO, fronting on
Connecticut avenue, between Q and streets,
to VIM. Il. Goddard. of Galveston, Texas, at
81 per square foot cash. Sub. lots n, ~, 70
and a, in 50. 1874, fronting on 18th street and
New Hampshire ave. between Q and R sts., to
Senator J. Don Cameron, at 7Oc. per so. it. cash.
Lot No 8, in SO. 131, at the corner of 18th and
Boundary streets, improved by frame cottage,
to james LOundes and A. Hopkins for "a 500
Lots and 5, in SO. $50, on r street northwest,
between 18th and 18th Streets improved by
two-story brick house, to Mrs. Mary 8. Clymer
for $14. 600. Sub lot No. 81, So No. 139, on
Connecticut avenue. near DUPONT Circle to Cen
eral II. +. Paine at 50 per square foot. Parts
lots 10 and II in SO. 800 with improvements on.
street, near 18th northwest, to NJ. W. Gait,
ESQ.,. for S13O 600
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NJ AXE NO MISTAKE
THE NEW YORK SHOE STORE
- Cos PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
RECEIVED CAR LOAD OF SHOES FROM n
BANKRUPT SALE IN NEW YORK
THE CHEAPEST SHOES EVER EXHIBITED I'M
WASHINGTON.
Ladies' Hand made 3-strap Sandals 49, $3.50. ~ 10 "a
LADIES' Fine Kid Button Boots . i "a
Ladies' Hand -sewed Kid Boots - -. 81 &c 70 4 So
MISSES FINE KID SHOES.
Children's Peb. Button Solid to $50.
49,. Duo %. .SOc>t a
One hundred styles of Gents Fine Low Shoes price
ONE PRICE.
APPS GEO MccARTHY
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Street lamps win be lighted q 10 pm. end
extanguished Ct 100 am.
g.. A. whitaker sends the BsiasA Qswswk
Rsoteso for July, containing articles upon the re
vised verslcns Of the New Testament, the
Gems Of wire, pulpit and press, uttered and
printed during the Presidents illness. Is the
title Of small book compiled and published by
Max Cohen, of this city.
The cluster diamond ring put up for rattle at
the recent orphans fair, held at Masonic Temple,
was won by Mr.: Joseph Walsh, Of S14, Indiana
avenue, yesterday evening at the Carroll Insti-
tute, where the raffle took place.
Yesterday suit was filed by Horace johnson
againso the District government, he claiming
10000 damages to some property on Missouri
avenue, caused by the tide backing up the
sewers.
colored woman yesterday reported to the
ponce That her little girl, Jennie Washington,
ana aIo girl named Lucinda Bransom both about
LIS SSd street, since Wednesday last.
She suspects that they have been kidnapped.
The National Grand Tabernacle of Gallilean
Fishermen, will hold its annual session in this
city city, next Tuesday. Mr.: Thomas l.
Excellent Noble Grand Ruler, and dele
gates will be present from Maryland, Virginia,
pennsylvania New York, New Jersey, and this
District. The order numbers 4, 900 members and
has assets valued at $1,000.
Alexander E. Smith. of Frederick city, Md,
has left bequest of 81 900 to the Memorial
Lutheran church, Of this city. Mr.. Smith was
member of DR.. Buffers congregation during the
war.
Rev. NJ. B. Fortune, formerly provincial at
st. Dominic's church, of this city, but now
stationed at Nashville. Tenn. is guest of the
Dominican fathers here. Rev. ThOs. F. Power,
formerly of st. Domnics, but now of MinneopO-
lis, Minn., is also guest at the Dominican
convent.
Captain Charles-Entwisle, of this city has been
appointed captain of the ferry steamer City of
Alexandria, vice Captain Ephraim Cheshire, re-
signed.
Some time during last night white female
infant was left at the gate of st. AIMS Orphan
Asylum, with note pinned to it's dress, ask
ing the sisters to name it Mary Rebecca and
oblige an unfortunate and afflicted mother.
Judge Smell, Ofthe Police Court left to-day for
Watervifle, Maine, where he will spend the re-
mainder Of the summer.
The sale Of Washington gas stock by Walter B.
Williams, published in yesterdays STAR, was
without dividend" and 80 announced.
There was an exciting scene not far from the
corner of 18th and X streets northwest last even
ing. Lady, by some means, got her hand into
street letter box, and could not get it OUT
again. She was prisoner for over an hour, until
a gentleman came to her relief, and by judici-
GUS application Of soap and water, enabled her
to finally twist her hand out.
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Transfers of Real Estate.

Deeds in fee have been recorded as follows:
1ohnT Wiley to Margaret C. Frayser pit lots 1
and 2. SO. 527. $1,000. Geo. Taylor and Jas. E.
FITCH executors for Jos. Casey deceased. to
NorVaI W. Burchell. lots 20 and so in block IL.
anu lot :, block 10. in sub. of Meridian Hill:
Sl.055. Jas. johnson eft al. trustees north half
OF sub lot -, block 10, Mount Pleasant. to Mi
enact Llston; $3.50. Jas. III. Shreve ct al. ex-
ecutors. sub. lot b, So 422. to Northern Market
company; =, S12-5O John III. Wheeler to Dam
iei r Lee, lots 135. 736, 80 and 1873. in Union
Town; $3.50. Virginia c. Lewis and Josephine
h. Lewis to Vim. j. Rhees. parr of tract of land
s.sied Podw orth: 8. John FitZmOrris to
Chas V. Riley, sub. lot II. so. 276 81, 500
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BRADBURY PIANOS and Organs for rent Fifty
superior instruments to select from; rents applied
on purchase, from 81 to SO per month.
+. q. SMITH. 11C3 Penna avenue
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PRICES. IN ANSWER TO NUMBER OF IN
QUERIES, WE BEG TO STATE THAT WE EXPECT
TO FINISH THE IMPROVEMENTS BY THE 9TH
OF NEXT MONTH.
A. sAKS & co.,
ONB-PRIcE eLoTHERs,
sls AND sls SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST.
HEAT YOUR HOUSES THOROUGHLY
DURING SUCH WINTERS AS THE
BoYNTeNs
GAs-T1GHT
DURABLE FURNACES.
Thousands have had constant and severe use during
the past u years, and in good condition to-day
without repairs expense Cheapest to buy and use
Have more power, greater durability, and fitted
with more modern improvements for saving fuel and
labor than furnace made. Producing large volume
Of pure warm air perfectly free from gases. Im-
mensey popular and universally successful. Send for
circulars.
RICHARDSON, BOYNTON B. CO..
MANUFACTURERS,
234 WATER ST., NEW YORK.
CHAS. G. BALL,
jy12-eosm WASHINGTON. D. c.
PIANos AND ORGANS.
Economical buyers who looking for Bargains win
be astonished at our low prices.
SIDNEY T. NIMMO's
PIANO WARERooMs.
jy2S 433 7rH STREET NORTHWEST.
T EVILS JOHNSON SEQ,
BANKERS,
STREET.
+ FoREIeN EXCHANGE. BONDS, STOCKS, GEN
ERAL BANKING. MARIA
NO MORE ROUND SHOULDERS.
THE AMERICAN BRACE!
PATENTED.
l. This Brace in its peculiar construction has all the
advantages Of suspender for the pantloons Shoulder
Brace and Chest Expander combined.
2. 1t does not dsarrange the shirt bosom.
3. 1t cannot slip of the shoulder.
T. THERE'S less strain the buttons of the pantaoons
g. Each section Of the paptaoons be adjusted indie
pendently.
g. By of the adjustable back strap gentle or
powerful brace may be obtained.
Z. In rainy weather the pantaloons may be raised
from the heels without interfering with the front.
1. This Brace. in its peculiar construction has all the
advantages Of Chest Expander and Skirt Supporter
combined
q It expands the chest and gives free respiration to
the lungs.
8. 1t keeps the shoulders perfectly straight
f. 1t relieves back, hip and abdominal organs by sup
porting the entire weight of the clothing from the
shoulders.
s. 1t is worn without any Inconvenience whatever,
and imparts new life to the wearer.
g. 1t ia valuable to the children while at their studies
obliging them to always sit erect
In ordering by post, send Chest Measure.
SENT POST FREE THROUGHOUT THE UNITED
STATES.
PRICE: rs CTS. 81, $3.50. 50.
Make postal orders payable to Sole Agents,
PERRY & BROTHER,
Extensive Dealers in all kinds of
DRY GOODS OF THE BEST CLASS.
One price only, marked in plain figures.
WASHINGTON CITY, D. c.,
ty2-1aw&K1y Pennsylvania avenue and 9th street.
CCHLITZ'S MILWAUKEE BEER.
THE BEST IN THE COUNTRY.
,I ToE sale Bottles ~ Dealers sss throughout the District
SAML C. PALMER.
DEPOT, 1912 TO 1924 2srn STREET NopTuwrer
-----HoNlo OoNn Ho1DE. je2S
CARRIAGES. r.~, CARRIAGES.
n, On hand fine lot q first class CARRIAGES. En-
none t n s xormen using the best
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SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.

SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS .reo
nR. DUPARE'S CATARRH RENFDY TTYpCoo
~ every case of Catarrh Price Is cents TrS a. ~
Dupares Blood and Liver Pills remove All li,.,s ~.
orders. Price Is cents Mrs. DIR. Tftcom,s T1r. p.i.
cures colds COUGHS and consunption Price Is and 50
blind, bleeding and itching piles Price 81 rsSyy cJ50
sale at james Guilds, l05 Pennsylvania ayenue ,,,fS
west, Washington, DC. ",nsa-
OPERATIONS IN STOCKS.
" JOHN. A. DODGE 4 CO..
Bankers and Brokers, No. IL Wall street NY buy ana
carry stocks three TO five per margin ana vcx.
desired win advise when and what TO buy also sess,s
STOCK PRIV lLEGES at reasons be rates In which ~
to 500 can be invested.
Full information application and Financial Report
sent iree janl2-u We
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

CEILING OFF OUR ENTIRE STOCK Or
oBo0TS and SHOES; be sold regardless of cosf
ntend going into the and WhoessS
Shoe Business All persons having accounts with -,
will please settle them at once. SPEAR BROS
jy29-6t 134 9TH street norfhuesf
GOOD NEWS TO BUYERSl
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YOUR eyesight fitted with splendid glasses for
81 at III. III. Hemper's. Pa. ave., near ~ street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-07-30

CHEAPEST PRINTING south of New York Mi
lans. Stationer and Printer. 7th street, second
door above F.
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"Alderney Dairy WaGOns.o
Fresh Attorney butter churned every morning
and delivered in Il lib. Ward" prints 35c per
h.. Also, cottage cheese. buttermilk and sweet
milk sc. per qt. Cream, 10c. pint.
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CITY ITEMS.


gives good digestion. scsise liver, sood c,rcula,
tion and buoyant spirits.
UNIvERsIrY OF MICHIGAN
have found Liebig Co.'S Arnicated Extract
OF Witch Hazel the most satisfactory preparation
of Witch Hazel, in every respect OF any have
yet seen. j. G. GILCHRIsr. MD.
Professor of Surgery, ETC.
Cures piles. rheumatism, neuralgia and painful
monthies. Sold in fifty cents and dollar sizes.
Recolleet that for Marasmus,
other disabilities and disorders, the Liebig Co. s
Coca Beef Tonic is Incompatible. Beware of
limitations.
High Authority.
DR.. W. E. Scott President of the College of
Physicians, Montreal, writes Il have recon-
mended Colden's Lebigs Liquid Extract of Beef
used for Debility. Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Fever,
Ague, and Loss of Appetite"
From Eminent Wilmer Brinton, Nd. Baltimore.
:" have used Colden's Liebigs Liquid Extract
or Beef and TOfiic 1nyigorator in my practice
and have been much gratified with the result.
As tonic in all cases of debility, weakness an
semia chlorosis. &C., &C., it cannot be surpassed
Burnett's Cocoaine
PROMOTES THE GROWTH OF THE HAIR.
And renders il dark and glossy. 1t holds. i'm a
liquid form, a large proportion of deodorized Co
coanut Oil. prepared expressly for this purpose.
critics which so exactly suit the various cOndi-
tons of the human hair
DrOwsiness,
b1liousness. pains and aches, and ague Hop Bit
tiers always cures.
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WELLER & REPETI have removed to All Penn
syivania avenue, IL doors below their old stand.
GOLD FILLED spiral and back studs, Roman and
agate, 81 a set, same as have been selling at S. at
PIigg'S. Al PepuSYlYauia avenue
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FUSsELL'S ice cream.

CHEAP REPAIRING. Byrn's shoe store, 1914 18th
street.
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HowsoN's superior ice cream, sl.25 gal 11O4
18th.
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A. SAKS & CO.,
ONB-PRIcE eLoTHERs,
$40 AND s1s SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST
fvlS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-07-30

MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued Tn Al
bert Hardin and Amanda Dester both of Mont
gOmery county, Md; Julian G. Baker. of Phila-
delphia, and Olivia Lynch.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-07-30

Forty Years. Experience of an Old Nurse.
Mrs. Winslows Soothing Syrup is the prescrip-
ton of one of the best female physicians and
for forty years with never-faiiing success by
by millions of mothers for their children 1t re-
lieves the child from pain, cures dysentery and
diarrhGa, gripping in the bowels and wind collie
BY giving health to the child it rests the mother
Price 25 cents bottle. mws
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DIRECT TO LOWER CEDAR POINT,
The finest Resort on the Potomac
Grabbing, Fishing, Boating, Salt water Bathing
New Bathing Suits and Shoes)

kNOR FAMILIES.
Steamer MARY WASHINGTON will make Fxcursio,
trips 10 GLYMONT every THURSDAY. Steamer leave
hours at Gly1nont.
Music and dancing on boat and grounds Ticket
round trip, 2Oc.; children half price.
ty25-6t E. s. RANDALL Manager
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j. F. ELLIS & Co. send us The National Rifles
Qnickstep composed by James w. Flood: also.
Slumber Song" by VIM. Waldecker; Pretty
Patty HoneywOod," by j. P. Sousa and Patria
March Mitaire
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FIRST GRAND EXCURSION OF THE SEASON TC
NCRfOLk, FORT MONROE, OCEAN VIEW
AND THE CAPES,
BY The WASHINGTON EXCURSION CO.,
On the swift and conimodious steamer Jane Moseley
80 SATURDAY EVENING, JULY SO. 1881.
Steamer leaves her wharf foot of 18th street 80 p.
for round trip 81 to Ocean View 25c: extra Children
between and 10 years of 75c. Sleeping accomnlo
dations free Meals furnished by F. Freund caterer
at all hSrs and city prices. Tickets and fol-
sale at Brad Adams S14F street. and by the manager
jy25-6t E. s. RANDAII Manager
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OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER. I
WASHINGTON, DC. July 90. 1881. go am.
For New England and the middle Atlantic
sses generally fair weather, except, possibly
zsl rains near the coast. easteriy winds. sta
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CEMETERY NOTICE-Statuary, italian Marble and
~ Granite Monuments, Headstones Mantels, &C..
which will be sold at very reasonable prices.
w. RUTHERFORD & CO.,
ml6-Sm lll6 Penna. near Star office.
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7 EVILS JOHNSON & CO.,
NKERS,
CORNER OF PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND 10TH
STREET.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE, BONDS, STOCKS, GEN
ERAL BANKING. MARIA
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-08-12

&f00 4 MONTH TO CANVASS and
~uVN1fake orders for HOve's Patent Adj
Unstable sliding Window Screens. Best
selling goods ever offered to Agents Terms and
Oufht Free. Address ORRIN =. HOWE & CO.,
may19f&w4m Augusta Maine
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BoARnIns HOUSE TO LET.

No Bndse Block. Water St. Recently repaired
0even nice sk~pine rooms. Inquire Of
$500 CT. GOULD. q DOUGHTY mos.
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EDUCATION AND EMPLOYMENT
COMER,s COMMEHCI.L COLLEGE

is the oldest institution of it class in America 7,
Till cnniinaes give supe ior nstructo in all ,bs
t'omsoesc al Branches. over Two Hundrsa
of IT. graduates wer. assisted TO suitable mpiov
wrnt lat wear. which youche for its high ,iaudin,
with b isne>s men. Send for tn latest Catalogue
500 Wa hing ton St. corner of Reach st
Is"st1". Mass. aug5&wlm
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-08-12

The Lives Insured by the Society are carefully se
lected in different parts of North America and Europe
furnishing, by this broad field Of operations an 40
ditoual and exceptional safety tot he holders
The assurances are made only on the Mutual Premi
uns Principal. The Surplus are returned annually T.
the Insured.
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$50 Reward /!

STOLEE FROM THE >UB>CRIBER,o on or aoo ~
Jul LIST. lot OF Caifskins with the head Gu! ~.
sailed and dried cr0sss avs board anu III -
yer five inch joist. The above reward VIII VIII.
paid for the recovery Of the skins aud the dete''
Of the thief.
A. L. STIMPSON, Tanner, So. Windsor
aug2wzws
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-08-12

AENNEBFC COCNTY-In Probate Court held q,
hngnstd, on the fourth Monday Of Juiv, issI.
IL L. okCUTT, Executor of the last will and
- - testamsn: of Lucinda Virgins, late Of Win.
ttnrop, IN laid County, dece sed, having presented
anee: " "'u win ior ahow-
ORDERED, That notice thereof be given three
weeks successfully, prior the fourth Monday Of
AIsus, hexi, IN the kennebec Journal a newspaper
a'lena al Court Of Probate then 10 be held =,
Asnsus'a, ana show cause, If any, WHY the same
a,,.s,. EMERY o. BEAN, Judge.
ATTEST: HOWARD OWES, Register 3w31.
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INFORMATION WANTED
$4,000 Reward

The subscriber earnestly desires information as to
the whereabouts of his son, Eugene Swain, aged I6
years. He left my place at Malbon's Mills, Thurs.
day. June 10th. and came to skowhegan, since which
time nothing has been heard from him. lie is light
complexioncd, quite frecklcd blue eyes, light hair
and medium height; weighs 1870 pounds wore bro n
coat ana vest. and black wool hat and low shoes.
lie may go nnder an assumed name. I will paw the
above reward for information as to his Whereabouts,
also any additional expense that may be incurred in
finding him. SHEPHERD H. SWAIN
skowhs gan, June 2lst, ISL w3w2e
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-10-20
Grains OF Gold.

Seek not to please the world, but
yeur own conscience.
The defects Of great men are the
consolation OF ounces.
II there Is anything better than to
be loved, it is loving.
lie is wise who never act. with
out reason, aud never against it.
To win, " rk snd w.it-but wor
a good deal more than you wait.
1t MT sniicien, for desires to be
good it is necessary that they be
rcxnlat, d.
Th. only auara1, hine aDver on
eur b is virtue the only lasting trea-
sure, truth
we -hpu 4 keep oar scorn for our
own weakness, aul our blame for
our own sins.
Where there is much prcten,ion,
much has been borrowed Nature
never prctcnd4.
Let our lives be as pure as srow"
fields, where our footsteps leave a
mark, but ut stain.
Being convinced that any certain
habit i injurious, apply will-power,
aud II can be overcome.
Chimucys are not swept until the
fire il ont. Wheo the passions are
exiiugeishcl man puriiics hls heart.
d. uot use ovasions when called
upon to DO II good thing. nor 0xcus-
es when sou are rcproaehel ior do
10y bal one.
Mru n,c guided less by consci-
eoce than by glory; end yot the
shortest way to glory Is to DO guided
by conscience.
1t isa point Of excellent wisdom
to keep tho golden birdie OF mudera-
lion upon all the nlIrctious We excr-
else on earthly things.
The greatest aud most amiable
privilege which tho rich enjoy over
the poor. /. that wh,oh they cxer-
ci-c the least privilege OF max
ing them happy,