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Morning journal and courier., 1882-09-11

State Parade, Knights of Pythias.
 To morrow the State parade of the Knights of Pythias will be held in Bridgeport. Grand Marshal H. M Hoyt estimates that there will be about one thousand men in. tho line. Over seven hundred have signiied their in tention of being present. The line will be formed on Fairfield avenue on the arrival of visiting lodges, with the right resting on Main street, and the line of march will be as follows; Down Main to Wall, to Water, to Fairfield avenue, across the lower bridge to East Main street, to East Washington ave- nue, to Kossuth street. to Barnum, to Noble, to East Washington avenue, to Harriet street to the Congress street bridge across the bridge to Main street, to South avenue, to Lafayette street, to State, to Courtland, to Fairfield avenue, to Park avenue, to South avenue. to the boat at the Naugatuck dock The line will be reviewed at the corner of Park avenue and Cottage streets by the Grand Chancellor. After the parade the members of the order will take the boat, and after short sail will return and have clam bake at Seaside Park. There will be fifty uniformed Knights from Norwallz sixty from Hartford, forty from Branford, 15O from Ansonia and Birmingham, sixty five from Danbury and Bethel, and delegations from other places Mythra Lodge and James A. Garfield Lodge of Bridgeport will have 200 uniformed members and twenty in armor mounted. The parade will be one of the finest ever held in the State
Morning journal and courier., 1882-09-11
Excursions.

The final grand excursion by Ryder will be made on Friday of this week, either on the steamer Grand Republic or Columbia, either of which are splendid excursion steamers. The steamer will leave Belle Dock at S:3O a. m. and Canal Dock at 9 a. m. sharp, making 8 trip to New York and up the North River ts Fort Lee and Yonkers. The sail will no doubt be delightful one, and will be car ried out to the letter.
 The excursion by the Iron Steamship con- pany on the large and elegant steamer Sirius to Coney Island from this city tomorrow will be a most enjoyable one. The decks of the steamer are provided with electric lights, and the comfort of excursionists is assured Tickets for the round trip cost only 75 cents, and the return to this city will be at an hour that accommodates everybody who goes.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-09-11
Services at the Synagogue.


 There was very large attendance at the Court street synagogue Saturday, Rev. Dr. Kleeberg then officiating for the first time since his return from Europe. The music was of specially fine character. All of the selections were original compositions by the musical director, Professor Wehner. The floral decorations were also notably hne "Welcome" greeted the eye in floral letters of pink and white from an arch of ever- greens. While Professor Wehner played & voluntary the organ Rev. Dr. Klseberg entered upon the platform, taking seat at the right side. Abraham Ullman, the reader, was at the desk, and to the left was MT. Son. nenberg. :.%
 The musical services commenced by sing ing "God is present everywhere" the choir being composed of Miss Ida Feuchtwanger, soprano; Miss Adelaide Phelps, alto Frank Langdals, tenor and George Feist, baritone. The choir faced the audience, the organ be- ing just back of the pulpit. The responsive service was very interesting and impressive, the pastor, choir and congregation alternating, together with music upon the organ. The hymns were beautifully rendered. In the course of tho services the pastor referred to his trip abroad and incidents and reflections were given. The address was in the German language The sermon by tho rabbi was one of much eloauence
Morning journal and courier., 1882-09-11

AS the stage to the Cove nearing the
 Cove Friday evening by flash came and ap-
 parently struck on the hill, after which it passed down the hill. The driver, Mr.
 Ashly, experienced slight shock and felt the flame pass over his right hand, and after
 ward experienced numbness pain in the
 knuckles- The only occupant of the stage,
 MT. Robert Morris, son of MT. Morris living l at the Cove, was startled, and thought the
 stage had been struck. tree on the hill, it is said was struck
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There is no use in drugging yourself
TO death, and buying all the vile medicines
for internal use when you can be cured of
fever and ague, dumb ague, bilious disor-
ders, iaundice, dyspepsia, as well as all dis
orders and ailments Of the liver, blood and
stomach, by wearing one of Prof. Gull
mett's French Liver Pads, which is n sure
cure every time. Ifyour druggist does not
keep the pad, send ST. so in letter to
French Pad Co., Toledo, o., and it will be
sent you by return mail. Its the only pad
that's guaranteed to cure. Beware of coun-
terfeits.
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STATE NEWS.


the electric light.
- Laredo has a brand new
courthouse and Jail.
Giddings claims to be the
coolest town in southerd Texas.
Several fine steel saws
were lately found in the cells OF
the Austin jail.
= Rosenberg Junction is
now postofice and John Ebell
is postmaster.
Austin has a Sunflower
club; it must be an utterly utter
aesthetic association.
Vegetables are so plenti-
full at Giddings that it does not
pay farmers to haul them to
town.
= San Antonio is to have
the free delivery system-lettcr
carriers-by the Ist Of Septem-
Der next.
- The Bexar county grand
jury, now in session, has found
SiStv-fiye indictments-nineteen
for felonies.
Dennis Tipping, who was
subject to fits of insanity was
found dead near San Saba
few days ago.
It is estimated that fully
$500, 900 worth improvements
are now in course of construc-
ton at Waco.
Austin is apparently on a
boom houses for rent are
scarce, new jewellers are coming
in every day.
The Giddings Plaindealer
failed to learn how Bozarth, the
escaped prisoner, obtained the
with which he bulldozed the
jailor.
r. C. Moore, under sem
tence to the penitentiary for
four years, made his escape from
the Coleman Jail on Thursday
night.
= 1t is stated by the Fort
Worth Club,as an item of news,
that the Evening News of that
town has not missed an issue in
ten days.
"A cabbage measuring fifty
one inches around its equator
was exhited at Giddings. 1t |
weighed IS pounds and was
raised near Winchester.
"A young couple, both |
minors, eloped from Cleburne |
the other day. kilograms have
been sent after them, but at last
accounts they had not been cap |
tured.
Division machine shops |
and a round house for the In
ternational and Great Northern
railway are to be constructed |
at Loredo. Grounds nave been
surveyed.
San Antonio claims to be
the best wool market in Texas.
The Express says that wool
comes there from the very
doors Of Corpus Christi and is
also shipped there from Abilene
by rail.
- Still H. Russell has return
ed to Austin and has been ar
rested by marshal Gosling, with
a capias issued on an indict-
ment fround against him by the
grand jury ofthe United Snates
now in session at Austin,
Three convicts who escap-
ed from the Huntsville peniten-
tiary some days ago, voluntarily
surrendered to the sheriff OF
Houston county. They say
that scarcity of meat in the
smoke houses was the reason
they gave up.
"A pitched battle took place
near Llano last Wednesday be-
tween the Carter, McNutt and
Coggins parties. Winchester
rifles were used effectually.
Henry Hastey was killed John
was fatally wok,ded,
Jack Coggins, Jack Heritage,
Ben Carter and a spectator
named Harwell were all wound
ed. Eight or nine were engag-
ed on each side and fifty or sis.-
y shots were fired. Cattle was
the cause of the fight.
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simply wearing Prof. Guilmeue's
FRENCH KIDNEY PADS.


and take no other. If he has not got Ii, send
81 90 and you will receive the Pad by return
mall
TESTIMONIALS FROM THE PEOPLE.
Judge Buchanan, Lawyer, Toledo, o.,
says: One OF Prof. Guilmette's French
Kidney Pads cured me of LumbagO in three
weeks time. My ease had been given up by
the best Doctors rs incurable. During all
this time suffered untold agony and paid out
large sums OF money.
George Vetter, J p, Toledo, o., SAYS: 81
suffered for three years with SciStica and Kid
ncy Disease, and often had to 20 about on
crutches, l was entirely anil permanently
cured amer wearing Prof. Guilmette' g French
kidney Pad four weeks"
Squire n. G. ScOtte, Sylvania, o., writes:
II have been great sufferer for Is years with
Bright's Disease of the Kidneys. For weeks
at a time was unable to get of bel; took bar
rels of medicine, but they gave ME only tenn
porary relief. l wore of Prof. Guilmetts's
Kidney Pads six weeks, and | now know
am entirely cured -,
Mrs. Helen jerome, Toledo. o., says:
For years have been confined, n great OF
the time 10 my bel, with Lucorrhea and fe-
male weakness. | wore ocs of Guilmette's
Kidney Pads and WAS cuts one month. -
ii, i. Green, wholesale grocer, Eindlay,
o., writes: al suffered for y years with lame
back and in three weeks was permanently
cured by wearing one of Prof. Guilmette's
French Kidney Pa6s.''
BE, Keeslfng, NJ. D., Druggist. Logans-
port, Ind, when sending in an order for
Kidney Pads. writes: II woe one of the
first ones We had and received more benefit
from il than anything ever used In fact
the pads give better general satisfaction than
any Kidney remedy we ever sold.'
Ray & shoemaker, Druggists, Hannibal,
Mo-: We are working1p lively trats In
your Pads, and are hearing OF good results
nom them every day"
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Most of the diseases of the bladder origi-
Rate from those of the kidneys, restore the
action of the liver fully and both the Kidneys
and bladder will be restored.
ESs Take onlytthe Genuine which always
Sisrnafrtr nf'
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Children suffering with collie soon eNpe-
rienee relief when simmons Liver Regulator
Is administered According TO the directions.
Admits rs well Is children derive great bene-
lii fr.nttl ILL., nl... lil.inl.
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simmons Liver HesGlarwill counterfeit the
eject OF alcoholic poisoning. BY its use the
torpid liEer is aroused, the nerves quoted,
the gastric disturbance corrected and irtem-
perancc prevented.
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RiIiousness.

should mol he regarded as n triHing ailment.
Nature demands the utmost regularity Of The
bowels. Therefore assist nature by taking
simmons Liver Regulator, it is so mild ami
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dyspepsia.


This medicine will positively cure you OF
this terrible disease. 1t is no vain boast, but
We assert emphatically what we know to be
true, simmons Liver Regulator will cure You
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The Picturesque Route Of 7BIss |!


AT GALVESTON with Mallory Line Of
steamers for Key West and New York,
with Morgan Line steamefsfol New Or
leans, Indianola, Brownsville. Corpus
Christi, and Vera Cruz. zlesico. and
steamersior all parts Of the woFld.
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Malaria.
Constipation

Persons living in unhealthy localities, may
| avoid all bilious attacks by occasionally TAX
| ing u dose OF simmons Liver Regulator to
keep the liver in n healthy action.
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II WILL Positively CURE


u IITIy.I pNNTwJUEfV NTrpE
Al TX 4 - 4 SSA 4 AZ IA =
BAD 8reatn.
Nothing Is 50 unpleasant As bad breath
and can i,s 81 easily corrected I,y taking Sim
mons Liver Regulator.
u aunQlCes
St,n,,,,,,,s Ii,,r t,c.,,lator soon e,a,licates
This disease nom ,l,c system. leaving the skin
SICK 6eaQdCne'
,o t,p,,,., ip,,,,r,,,,l,. ,i;..,st;p., its ,.or-
Min =, ~, bc.J accom-
~, by disaggeeagls nausea, For the re-
simmons Liver RcrSilstcr, ''
MALARIA,
r.,,,,, ,i,i,,,- II, ,,,l,..l,,,- l,,..li,iss may
avoid hi billions attscis IN 6scasionallv tai
ing dose Of simmons Liver Regulator to
CONSTIPATION
.i,,,,, =, ,,,,,;,,, ,;,,,,,,,
S",,,,. ~ ~ 'S = If H.,
,,.'l ,.,e siS, 49,
Simmer sIm9,o9s Liver REGULATOR, it is somild and
n;Isorsoass
04iAOnSnSsS'
One or two tallespoonfnls will relieve I'LL
the troubles incident to bilious stale, such as
Nausea, Dzmes b59Ssinfss n, n,st a,S at
aIl.,s Dss
S41CO1kUI1C < O4SOIlluSs
Simmons Liver Icsularw will couuteract the
effect az alcoholic poisontnc. Ry its use the
tnrfid liyer is aroused, the nerves d,lictctl,
The gastric disturbance Corrected and irtem-
perancc prevcnted.
vaIIo,z Fayer
ssr ss5si 20 ii Hsl s5S s:5 S IS
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The stomach inperiectiy digesting its con-
tents causes severe paip in the head, accom-
panied by disagreeablc nausea. For the re-
lief and cure of this distressing anliction take
j Simmons Liver RccIIlAfcr
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nllTTeg nISpENSA HARRIS REMEDY Co., y his ssf

The Remedy is uF In bcsu.. Ne la.sins rnessA "a
NJ isnoath 10 ei cure snsss IN - Ne3
sStinE me "a. Sent by nail in piais Srsspsra
nirrtious u.iHE easb B.x. fanFhst dcri
hins tbs diseAse and nce Of s an agPeaiis
The Republican journal., 1882-12-14

Al Warren's dock, Brewer Capt. 5. II. Barbour
has begun work on the 300-ton schooner for Capt.
Chas. Barbour She will he of early in the spring
The 3nasted schooner for Capt. Harlow, of brig
Fielia will be built at Stetson's yard next season
lo be o1 in september.
~>N FRANCISCO, Dee ;. Snip City of BROOKLYN
now nj Esquimault, is reported sold to simpson
Brothers, Of this city, for $4,000.
Fifty four vessels have been launched nj Bath
ri~ YEAR and there are fifteen or more on the
\ .oyks which will be of before the wear closes
making an aggregate of over II 900 tons
Brig Lucy W. Snow, 3I3 tons, built at Rock land
lu l~69, has been sold to parties at New 0rk at
s .u.uoa for the African trade
The following is list of the various craft steam
uG -ail, which were built in the Bangor district in
50 steamer Cimbria, 2S9 l4-l00 tons; steamer
Florence, b 27-l00 tons; steamer Electa a 50 100
tons. schooner Susie p. Oliver, 272 $500 tons;
schooner f. c. Pendleton, }eS 25-l00 tons schooner
lara May, 90 1l-l00 tons; schooner Isaiah X Stet-
~. GloO tons-three steamers and four schoon-
r- Total tonnage, | 402 $1,000 tons.
ta pt John Kane, formerly of brig l. W. Parker
I;ciflSt, is now in command of bark J. W. Dresser
tastine. The bark is on the passage to Rio
Ipt John y. Lord, of Ellsworth, has bought
trolling interest in the double deeked Scarsport
st, irlJ Clyte. of $40 tons register. The brig is
HISS ia New \ ork and will be commanded by his
~. 4 apt. Horace +. Lord, and viii be empioyed
-ue West India and Mexican trade. Capt Lord
a. Ellsworth last week to visit his new purchase,
tud await The arrival of his brig. Eugene Hale
II Baltimore, Dec 10, when ne will Join her for
winter.
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GOLD LETTER s
STAMPED ON
Bibles. Albums, Portemonnaies
Wallets, Pocket Books, &C.
Belfast Book Bindery,
MAIN STREET. Sy5C
NOTICE..
Commissioners Notice.

THE undersigned having been appointed by the
L Hon. Judge of Probate for the county Of
Waldo, on the second Tuesday of November, A. ID.
1892, commissioners to receive and examine the
claims of creditors against the estate of STEPHEN
5. LEWIS, late of Belfast, in said county, de
ceased, represented insoivent, hereby give notice
that six months from the date of said appointments
are allowed to said creditors in which TO present
and prove their claims, and that they will be in
session at the following place and times FIR the
purpose of receiving the same, viz. At the Office
Of Geo. E. johnson, in said Belfast on the first
day of February 1888, at ten O'Clock in the fore
noon, and at said Office the fourteenth day of
May, 1883, at two O'Clock in the afternoon
Dated this 18th day of December, A. ID. 1892.
GEO. f. JOHNSON, ,..
3w50 BOHAN Z. FIELD, O'"'i'
The Republican journal., 1882-12-14
Worsted Goods !
Ladies' and Children's Hoods,
Scarfs, Shawls, Jackets, Leg.
gins, etc.

In appealing to the public for patronage the ad-
yertISements instead of misleading, (aS is the ar
gument of our competitors. are rathera cOnYinc-
Ing statement of the truth to show no" and why
we can sell at such low prices The facts are that
we buy in connection with another large Dry Goods
House, and rs two stores can Sell more goods than
one the principle holds good that the larger guam
titles We buy the cheaper they can be obtained. 1t
is our aim to sell you not only once but TO keep
your patronage for years. We recognize that nd
yertlsementS don't make customers, they attract
people to come and see but il is only low prices
that make buyers.
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AN ASTONISHING FACT.

..rEe proportion Of the American people are
dying from the effects Of Dyspepsia or dis
i1er. The result of these diseases upon
a-Se- of intelligent aud valuable people is
- tl~ming, making life actually a burden in
at # q pleasant existence Of enjoyment and
..lne~r a. il ought to be- There is no good rea
.'r llj-, il You viii only throw aside prejudice
hepdc7m. take the advice Of Druggists and
tsjeni-, and try one bottle of Green's August
.V,r. Your speedy relief is certain. Millions
Nite~ IF this medicine have been given away
t t- virtues with satisfactory results in every
J eu gan buy sample bottle for 10 cents to
Three doses will relieve the worst case Posi-
sold 10y All Druggists on the Western Cont
26teoW4G
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Monday. Tuesday, wednesday
DEC. 18th, 18th & 10th,
To which a SINCERE and HEARTY invita-
ton is extended to the public.

To which a SINCERE and HEARTY invita-
ton is extended to the public
We take pleasure in assuring Our pat
Tons that our present facilities for doing
business are unsurpassed 10y any house east
OF Portland. Take into consideration the
MASSIVE FRENCH PLATE GLASS,
aggregating 100 square feet, which will
comprise the front Of the store, we claim
the BEST LIGHTED STORE in Maine
\ light so strong and perfect that a Sc
lection of the most difficult shades can
be relied upon.
Il has been our aim to establish in this
city a first class DRY Goods House, and
every energy has been exercised to the
consummation of that project. Our quar-
tiers, however, were inadequate to accom-
MEDIATE the immense throng Of customers
that daily visited this establishment We
feel that in charging our store to more
than double its former size that we have
10 room TO spare, notwithstanding the
occupation Of more than 5000 square feet
Of floor room. Still our patrons will find
every accommodation accorded to a first
class store \ convenient and handsome
Cloak and Shawl Room is connected with
the store, where will be found ! LARGE
STOCK of ELEGANT
The Republican journal., 1882-12-14

NATJ RDAY. Dec. g.
s.R-r ra.e steady and quite unsatisfactory
..4Hl- whu report That lille is doing; fresh
0a,t. creamery tHB iary of tine quality are sold as
ts- II received full prices, the supply Of such
-a.t~ falling short Of the demand. fine western, b
sio.. choice tall-made northern and western do "a
g--. fair 30 good summer = d33r, fall made dairy
H- ND uogtlirW New York and Vermont 29g33c;
t.f 4. -3aa .ia. -5a-,u laale. lsd=2r for fair to
gllIi ~E-Demuuj moderate anl steady, firm at
.ltilu4. WitA tn upward tendency both here and
\.w York tire northern factory, Babe:
...ta western, I2i4 ABB. fair to good l0al2c;
,.t "aH.. receipt, light and the present outlook
5-4tr prices for cheese NOT far off, as stocks
pronounced light ~ compared with last season
M tte corresponding time.
.--T-tuc quiet, with 4; rmor feeling in
eastern. fresh % as &C., Canada and Prince
Narf- Island, 81 a32c; northern New Y ork and
0"09nf, = a52 sr5 western 32c.
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SPECIAL NOTICES
lARRIEc

III DIS eity Sept. stu by Rev. MI Libby Free
H.H }i Wnoj IF Belfast, and Mrs Augusta l..
.N.. .it.u- n Hitln mil
n U- city pee. ltl al the residence of the
riIt -r8n pareuJ-+ Hy Ret. y 4. ROSS, Mr.. Hub
art WeaUyr. n Bti-loI. aHd Miss Grace a. Hart
Belfast.
I u-n8uj. Dee.Il.h oy Rev j. p simonton,
. 4#t lH-I leuca of THE sr les father, Mr.. Edward
I-.'-.or. IF Revere, Mass, and Miss Emma +. Ad-
W -te,btm. N5l -5h ~ Ryv y. W. Hardy.
taI. RaaeIt Y. Cewley ana Mrs. Deborah y.
~ + well. Mass, oct. 18th. by Rev. VIM. ". Eos
,.r Jr., CharleP. Hutrhm-, # Freedom, Ne, and
Martha +. Archer of Bangor Me.
lu PtHUR,rOt, itc. ~ toy Rev. ;. NJ. DuHtOn, Mr..
Win y Bridges and Miss Nellie d. Dunbar, both
III Rocaport, NOV 35tn. Mr. Charles Is. Yeazie
Ind Miss Alice Y. Carey, both Of Camden.
l4 Camden, NOV. seth Mr. teo. Y. Adams, of
Eoutnhay. aud Miss Lizzie a. Npinney, of Camden.
II. Cauten, Dec 9TH, John X. Prescott, of Bos
and Neilic ~ laughter Of James Perry, Esq,
~. tuuIen.
Iu EocAiaul, Dec 4th, Leonard p. Berry, of Vim
a.u.1cu, and Emma +. Smith, of Rockiand.
%. NiuaIhayen. Dee. Alta, Jason q. Young and Ala
n. Pierce, hoth NJ Ninalhayeu.
u. R0Cki2ud, pee a. George savage and Mrs.
Alua Nrwton, bplh of Ihomast0n.
ln uth Thomast7n, Dec. 2i, q. Adelbert Babb
u4 Emma T Longfellow both Of So Thomaston.
Iu Union. Nov. Both. While L. Norwood, of Union,
Hattie 4. Brown Of Washington.
l huchland, Nov. 29th, Thomas Bennett, Of Thorn
- lun. and Catherine Madison, OF Newcastle
lu Rook land, NOV. 4Sth Bepi. Colam0re and Mrs.
Hlrriet L. Buchanan. both of Rockland
GEL -uiun, NOV Sd. James K. DE Shan and Lizzie
! Win~low, both Of Wsldoboro.
lH Ellsworth, Dec. 3D. Mr.. Henry Lord and Miss
lizzie Hamilton both of Ellsworth.
ID Ellsworth NOV. 18th, Mr.. Frank L. Thurber
aut Miss Myra II. Mcfarland, both of Ellsworth
lu Mount Desert, Nov. 30th, Mr.. Adelhcrt Ii.
salisbury and Mrs Teua b. Narney. both OF Mount
Desert
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GENTS 5BOYS' NECK TIES.

Have just purchased for Holt
dav Gifts a NEW LINE OF the
CHOICEST novelties i'm these
Goods. Boys Fancy Ribbon
Silk Ties at nc. Gents Club
House and Puff Ties from Csc.
to $f.OO.
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Oregon & Washington Territory.

Book giving complete description of their
Cities and Towns, Lands, Railroads, Forests and
Rivers. Of their Manufacturing, Mercantile. Min
ing, Fruit and Stock Raising interests Cost Of
coming and cost of living here. Ruling prices of
lands and lots live stock and articles of daily
The appendix and map are well worth the price.
Sent postpaid to any address for $I.00. Address
lp50* HOWARD & CO., Portland, Oregon.
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IN dz. Ladies' Fancy Lettered
~ Motto Hdkfs., al u E-2c.
IN dz. Embroidered Edge Mot
~ to HdkSs., a. 25c.
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OFF MY TRACK.

I. LED SHOES FOR SALE. Best quality com
> mon iron 3 cts per lb. at Belfast Foundry or W.
X. Morrison & Co.. hardware store Also bolts and
all kinds of iron at lowest cash prices
BOLTS cut to order by my new Bolt Threading
machine for less than half the cost of hand work.
SLED SHOES made from the celebrated White
Iron for > cents per Id. C.. j. HALL.
Belfast, Dec. Ii, 1Ss2.-3w50