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STYLE Is EvrnYrHrso,

STYLE Is EvrnYrHrso.
SAYS POOR JACK IF IT WERE NOT so WE
WOULD STILL BE WEARING sHEEPsKIN GAR
MENTs, AND INSTEAD OF FOUR. STORY
HOUSES WE WOULD YET BE GAVE JEWELLERS
WE HAVE AN IMMENSE AMOUNT OF STYLE
IN OUR GARMENTS FOR GENTLEMEN OF ALL
AGES AND coND1TloNs STYLE Is OUR
STRONG POINT
IN THESE DAYS 1T IS NOT As MUCH FIT AS
STYLE THAT 1T REoU1RED,-A CURIOUS AS.
sERT1oN. YOU WILL SAP; BUT LET us ILLUS
TRATE-
WE WERE AsToN1sHED THE OTHER DAY
WHEN OUR HAT NAN SHOWED Us THE
SHAPE OF OUR HEAD TAKEN BY 4 con-
FORMATION.
IF WE WERE PROUD OF ANYTHING IT Vas
OUR HEAD. BurTHE DIAGRAM took ALL THE
coNcE1r ouT OF Us on THAT SCORE, FOR TT
WAS MORE FULLY DEVELOPED ON ONE SIDE
THAN THE OTHER
IF you WERE BUYING HAT, WOULD YOU
WANT ONE THAT SHOWED LARGER ON ONE
SIDE THAN THE oTHERf NOT ATALL YoU
WOULD TRY TO CONCEAL THAT.
80 IT Is WHEN YOU PURCHASE A SUIT OF
CLOTHING. 1TsHouLD BE SELECTED TO Sup
PLEa<ENT NATURAL DEFEcTs In FORM. AND
THE CONCLUSION rs EVIDENT
STYLE RATHER THAN FIT.
OUR CLOTHING HAS PLENTY OF STYLE
THROWN INTO IT, IRON OUR Swiftly SUITS
TO THE FINEST
OUR MISSION Ia 10 GIVE You STYLE, AND
PLENTY OF IT. ATsucH rRlcEs AZ YOU CAN
AFFORD
sAKs 4 COMPANY.
THE STYLISH oUTrT1TERs
oc3l 500 10 sos SEVENTH 81.
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NV PARrs DREss TEXTURES.
SEATON PERRY

IN EW L ARLS DREss L FIXTURES.
sEAToN PERRY
Successor TO Perry & Brotherl
HAS g, JUST CoSTgMMa At THE PURCHASE
e LIFE EsSf r 2E HesE 1t Skh & 7H
yJa q y Il ka stso B0Uc1ns AT $685.
soyRLT IS IS PAkTs BoucLEs AT $780,
soy y2LLfHs f IS ss;IScH PARIS nouc1Es AT
sE VA ak FSsnEf 1s s. Ar 500 AND
MN Sok SRIKtD ANp 1 PhAn ckerSs F9R
fF2 IS & 5y SaSS roE "a
SSS 5Asis RFks s sAhsc FOR PLAIN
NovLLrIls N IMPokrED WRAPS, JACKETS,
nls%SS5TH sEs Sk AsS ' aaoaaEs AT 5000
4 Ssb {es
E EEhcS Nb A tJaHb KKR sSSevr
sc sPEcIAL APAKTMENT Fob isrLAYrNe
tEIs Se Il s al ps,cEa
sEAroN PERRY.
PERRY BuILprSo
Pennsylvania avenue, corner 9th street.
Established l840. oc8l
EARLEs
PICTURES. MIRRORS AND FRANTa
s1e Chestnut Street. PhiladslphsA
1.-THE KINGS HIGHWAY" New Esohane.
WEEPING BIRcHEs" soNLY A sHoWERr'
"wHRRE's THE rIELpe"
"OTHErIn A Nm nraDrSror
And many other new EeaGRAvINos. ETCHINos,
PHOTOGRAPHS, Etc
New and Beautiful Paintings. "THE sCHooINAs
TER AND His DAUGHTER" and many oshsra
MIRRORS OF NEW DESIGNS
The Best and HA,dsomest PICTURE FRAxEA
CARD AND GARNET FRAMEa
EAsRrs-sanboo. pras. Mahogany. KsaaissA.
JAMES g. EARLE SOM,
oc31 sle Chestnut Street. Phi,ads,ph,a.
INTENDING V1szroas To Tn On
SHOULD CAREFULLY. fxieE ssisnsvs ra,a NO
THE WONDER" COACH
sl xaaans s s ss.sla.sa 6oI:sor.s ss... ds:ss
leaving Hasshetts Hotel In cesdiily LONDON, svSf,
morning at lO46, Returning to Hccadily at 6;i6 pm
Ample time Is allowed at 50. ahans f0f lanch and fb
passengers 10 insr ect The CATHEDkAl which b ons
The trip Is one OF the most delightful thai can b
taken and the price charged for the return ARE q 81
| apply % WONDER Coach otlics. Hntchetps Hotel
Pccadiiiy. IoHdoa, hnglx nd Oil, al4.
EuREkA REsrA UEANT,
4 IL Northeast corner 2uth and n sts. y. ~,
1 Washington, p. C.
octave L ALkhECHT. PsapstsGos.
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ESExE 4. k Esf sss VIII rs
ivy "A r. Mn
Z ad s. g % 3 S % & BD5B ssss : :
BUY NOW. REORGANIZATION IN THIS In
STANCE Is A THIEF OF HEALTH
AND MONEY.
F. F. s !. / t., 4 : #: :;
k En- % S{{{ 4 +
4 4 90 + ( ~ 4 I'LL =
LADIES GOODS

LADIES GOODS
Felt and Flannel Skirts. all cOl0rs, CSC
Al-wool Flannel skirts. imported, el-0&
German Woven Skirts special bargain, $50
Heavy Boucie Jersey, special. 9106.
Land Knit WorNed Skirts, colora. -
Flannel Chemtse8, beautifully hand enh4Osdefed. Sc
Engli,h Flannel, hand embroidered, sc. yard.
Camera Hair Shoulder shawls. S1.36
HAND Knit Fascinator3, only 39c
Merino Vests and Pants, bargain, So
Merino Underw ear, silk bound and finished. 4Sc.
sax9ny Wool Underwear, silk cat stitched. Sc
scarlet Moderated Wool Underwear, CSC.
Russian Hair Nuts, satin lined, &c.
tlnest AIEwoOl English Underwear. u b
tanners Hair Underwear, will not shri x. Sl06.
SilA Vests and Bodices, cream. pink, blue. $3.50.
Heavy Cashmere Wool Eose, bargain. 44c.
English Cashmere Extra Long hose. CSC, 56c.
Fine Lambs Woo hose u1erino toes and hees, q 70.
English Wool Leggings, improved shape, zSe
Jersey Legg1ngs, buttons perfect shape 1926.
Kid Gloves, fur tops feeced lining, 9Sc.
Heavy Cashmere Gloves, al! cOlors, 25c
S-Butou Undressed MoeQuetaires, very special 75c.
~ Ladies requested to examine the new stock
of Cartwright & Warmers and I. & h Morle,'s Eng.
lsh Underwear and Hosiery: also the Norfolk and
New brunswick and American Hosiery oompanys
Underwear: the latter are specially commended.
The pants ht the limb perfectly that the hose will
will not crease. PALAIS ROYAL Prices VIII be found
Lowest In this city,
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Cincinnati is said to be feeling the paralyzing
effects of disorder and corruption. One OF the
newspapers has been examining into the
matter and reports a startling decadence in the
city's business. 1t Is said that thirty or more of
the leading business houses are making
arrangements to move to Chicago or New York.
The dry-goods trade of the city Is said to be less
than In 1870 and to be steadily diminishing.
The cigar trade once very large, has been
almost destroyed. The main cause tor the de-
preston is claimed to be the sense OF insecurity
and the unjust taxation due 10 ring rule, and
the mercantile public is called upon to reform
their local politics before the city Is ruined.
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LIVERY LADY HER OWN DRESSMAKER
II A JOY FOREVER IN THE HOUSEHOLD.
The Most Complete Adjustable Skirt Form In the
World.
Indispensable In the Drapipg Of Dresses and Worth
More than It's WEIGHT IN GOLD 10 La
dies Easily Fatgued BY Standing.
n Is Everyw here Greeted W. tb Joy.
Nothing 10 Get Out Of Order
r. Weighs Pounds and Does Up Nearly Small
Umbrella and Will go In any trunk.
Call and see il Al
OPPENHEIMERS
POPULAR SEWING MACHINE Rooms,
oc3l SIS 9th ST n. W., st. Cloud Building
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6 e ORG Z SPR NSY.
e07 SEVENTH 81.

ENLECAMPANE AND no EHOUND
IA ELIZA APANE \ y ID ifoR EH0USD
ELECAAPAN AND HOREHoUSD
EIECAApANEA AND HoRA.HOuND
ELECAMPANE AND HoREHOCND
ELECAMPASE AND HOREhOUND
COUGH DROPS
COUGH DROPS
saxteenta seaSon-6reate. saceess than ever Wa
rsnsso 20 relieve every kind OF coaga- 2Sc lara
pscHaS1 ARTIIyRNATTANa
ocoo 14th and I So. and "a and 50 r.
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LANSBURGH & BRO,
42O422-424-428 SEVENTH STREET.
STRICTLY oNEPRICE FOR EVERYBODY
81 Don't fail to note this fact oc31
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ssT n DANGEROUS PATHS"
"CLARIBEL"
are the titles Of deeply interesting stories Just
meneed in Part 90 (December, 1850 Of the NEW
MONTHLY lOUELE JOURNAL
SOMETHING TO READ
Part IS December, 1889, now ready, consists Of
12O large pages of New aud Original Stories with 80
handsome Illustrations and beautiful Co ored Picture
forming the best and cheapest magazine ever pub
shed Ihere are I'VE long ana comp etc stories sew
RAJ snort stories for the oun also FASHIONS Guide
for Home Comforts &c, &c
Price 70 cents per copy For sale by all newsdealers
THE WASHINGTON NEWS CO.,
Washington, d. c.
THE INTERNATIONAL NEWS co.
General Agents. 1891 BeekmanSt,
II New York,
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FOR RENT-FIATS.

FOR RENT-FLATS.
NOR RENT-A flat or FOUH T111;T 1O01R
il In new houoe with I'll modeeu imNr0 ~. e0er fI3
pet mouth; 10 La. NV. w. =. HA6H, 1lS0 Nod
CAPITOL - 0Gei.Se
Il II It,. nearly Qppos'ta Metropololno cl0G SokaSie
Tor gentlemen: f0rhlshse or unf6fniahDG 0oG0-4Se
EOA EENT-AAMneONE AHART91BNTs IN
nom tire % ssysa re0ans eltl naf1akSi ~ urfsf
nished, APply to THos. :, FI&N6R xcu.
e Fat = tie 1elgont. SIS l2fh 6 ~. ks9, 4fsS-
Z NEW D0COvIAy-
N QA8ALIMR
c 1sssasss * ~ g. So g - a.: Sc H.
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NO OTHER HOUSE CAN
Offer you better Dress Goods values than we
The assortment IN completeness is the most
varied and attractive ever shown by us, and
the prices At which they offered place
them within the reach OF those Of the most linn
tied means,
Gamers Hair Boucle, rich combinations in
plain and 1t ipes
Camels Hair Honespun; these are the gent
inc imported goods, elegant French ribbed
weaves in stripes and Illuminated effects
French Diagonal Suitngs, in all the new
shades This style Of weave has heretofore
been confined to mems suitings but Is now
most desirable for Ladies' Taiior-nlade Suits.
Imported Fouie suisings. pl in grou nd, with
an elegantly silk enbroluered leaf rattern,
colors dregs of wine. navy, bronze. cadet. seal
and Havana brown.
The besi thing is 54-inch colored Camers
WOODWARD & LOTHROP
WE ARE STILL s Ling
th.t Dollar Ladies' Cloth for seventy-fve
Cents. Every thread WOOL is 54 inches vide,
and comes in eight Of the best and most desira-
Bile cOlors- Think Of the quality width and
colors and then of the price. Big contrast;
how insignificant the brice seems in conlpari-
WOODWARD & LOTHROP
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UNPRECEDENTED AND UNPARALLELED
L. bargains in cash Dry Goods, Notions, &c, at
BRODHEAD & CO.'S, 9O1 ST. nw. Masonic Tenn
pleJ Owing 10 over pr. dnctron, &c, many DDS
have been put the market for cash at less than
of manufacture. OF these have succeeded in pro
curing a more coInplele rtDept than ever before
offered by They comprise DE s. Goods, Hosiery,
Hou furnishing Goods Ladies ard SCENTS Under
wear Corsets &c, &c Boncle Cloth, 81 Fruit of
the Loom Cotton, 7ssc.; Thompson's Embroidered
Glove Fitting Corsets, SSc.
OCH BRODHEAD & co.
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THE MOST ESSENTIAL REQUISITES
to perfect Black Goods is the quality and dye
L ack ID ~es ,es (unlike other costumes which
are bought a. certain seasons after ample time
for consideration,) usually become suddenly
necessirt. and, recognizing this fact, we Huve
given pecial and most minute attention to the
selecting Of thi. stock, and can trmthfnlly as,
sert that better assortment of RELIABLE
BLACK GOODS is not to b found in this city.
"GONOPOLE' BLACK CASHMERES,
of which, we make a Especially" are imported
goods and finished by t;uillaumet, {GiI-la-ma)
tie celebrated French dyer whose name alone
ia sufficient guarantee Of the hest possible re-
suits IN olor, besides the fact that the quality
of the fabric is of the best Age has no eifect
on the dye, il always retaining its soft, silky
finish.
We keep the entire line, in IL qualities each
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SHIRTS SHIRTS, SHIRTS

Have Just received from the Factory one lot Of
SHIRTS Ia close at soc. These Shirts are made of
good Heavy Muslin, Reinforced Front and Back with
Linen Bosoms and Bands all ready for washing; they
Also a fun line Of WINTER UNDERWEAR at
lowest prices
g In.aundered shirts TO order for $3.50 A Special
Drive ee
s. B. ELLERYS
oc3l 1112Fnnv
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CHINA SILK HANDKERCHTEF SALE
Having received . large advance invoice Of
Holiday China silk Handkerchief. we propose
to inaugurate. In ordsr to create run on
them, . special sale, and shall offer them at
less prices than we have reason to believe win
prevail during the coming Holidays
Lot 3.-14-inch Hemytitched China SIX
ONLY Csc. EACH.
Lot 1S.-1S-inch Hemstitched China silk
ONLY ssiac. EAcE. D'' "s'n' extra 'AA'''
Lot 7.-1a4nch Hemstitched China SILK
HAndkerchieS, t5-inch hemstitch, extra vafue,
worth SOC. ONLY 43c EACH
Lot IL 4-inch Hemsttched China silk
fine quality, worth 62lac., ONLY 5Uc. EACH.
lNext to Linen DEPARTMENT.
NOOUW ARD LQTHR 0P
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JORIVATE LESSONS IN ENGLISH BOOK
keeping, Penmaushtp, Mathematics, or Shorthand.
Term, reasonable Address ROBT. IL WOOD, Il +
street NV. oc3I.2ws
4 YOUNG FRENCH LADY, OF GOOD EDCCA-
"a ton, desires q few Pupils for Conversation AID
Lessons IN French. for the afternoon and evening
Btss; references Address Box 81, Office oo3l is
A GENTLEMAN WILL GIVE LESSONS IN
k1HANOVA RIA NI;EKMAS privately: terms 81
per lesson Address ALPHA, star office oc31-2ts
BAReA1ss In P1Asos
Several SQUARE GRAND AND w.,
RIGHT PIANOS. which have been used
for sac or RENT upon easy terms, n thes "
Music Store Of
E r. DROOP,
Partner Of the late ". g. Metzs-ott & Co,
925 Pennsylvan ia ave-,
sole Agency for the celebrated Steinway q sons.
Gsbler. Grovesseen, Wheelock, Decker & Son,
Marshall Il Wendell. HaIiett 4 Cumston FIR.
Bacon, and other Pianos Oc30
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HIVE You C.AIErD To SEE

OvERGARMENTS:
If not you should do at once for never
before have We exhibited such rare styles and
trimmings in such handsome 0brfcx
We promise to dress you bettsr, in better
style, and to 6t you better; for the same amount
of money, than can any other house in this city
Rough English Cheviot Newmarkets, double
breasted, full back, Astrakhan collar and cuffs
colors. Black and Browns USUAL PRICE
$1,000, ONLY $1,000 EACH.
Handsome Feather Trimmed "Boucle'' VS.
ties, Black and browns. WORTH $500,
ONLY $500 EACH.
Black "Boucle" Visites, trimmed with Fur
and huished with Fur tails. JG panese sleeves,
. one shape and 6nish and very stylish.
WORTH FULLY $500, ONLY siS.5U
This Department Is fairly "leeming' with
bargains.
9ecepd door: take elevater)
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NEw Day GooDs.
cARPETINas. DC.
AN IMNENsE STOCK.
EXTRAORDINARY BARaAINs THROUGHOUT
THE STORE
500 pairs Of BED Blsnkess. for this weeks s.,as
cheaper than the best Blankets have been sold
sou Bed C0mf6r0 at q. 81, %, d 20 and -.
Atwood F1annola shaker rilnnels and AedtcA4ed
Red Twill F1Auneis Of Tie bess makes, - reasonable
20 boxes Of Canton Flsnnels nom ecta up to 10 ca
Undervear. Hosiery and Gloves.
magnificent sock Of 1Adiet Flush, Cloth and
Silk WrapA
We have no Remnants TO o0er-no darnased goods
to offer-no auction goods to oeI. An OF our goods
have either been imported direct by our 6rm, or
bought Of Importers and Manufacturers fresh and
new.
RA An goods warranted 10 b - represented By the
ONE PRICE ONLY.
WV. BURDETTE 4 co,
oc31-3t No. 020 7th a. and TOE st nv.
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WANTED--LOTS.

UyANTED-TO PURCHASE-LOT IN EAST
w ern section. between B st. n. e. and st. Se.;
state cash price. Address J. F. p Star office. oc2e3ts
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.

NOR RENT-NICFIY FuRNISHtD SUITE ~
II Rooms, with above and bay-~tndow, on I'd noor
with fsiclsss table board small children taken.
Apply ~ I iV1 18th St nv. ocSl-ds
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certainty that predict that week will be the
busiest week Of The Our for entertain
Ing such feeling of surety are many
But 1t Is most evident that those hat have delayed
buying on account Of the weather not forcing them to
do so
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-12-11
WALDO.
Feeble France, shaky Nerves

And dyspeptic stomachs are usually found 10
conjunction. Vitality is lacking in all three.
How can this be created? Simply by using
Hostetter's Stomach Btters with regularity,
abstaining from habits inconsonant with
health, and by the use of digestible diet.
As an initial step toward the reinforcement of
depleted system, resort to Hostetter' $
Stomach Bitters is most desirable, since it
corrects acidty consequent upon vitiation
of the gastric juices and the presence of bile
in the stomach, and having regulated and, as
it were, fabricated the digestive mechanism.
sets it and keeps it at work. An immediate
gain in vigor is the result. The food is con-
verted into blood, upon which the system
draws for nutrition, the nerves as they ac-
quire vigor become tranquil, the muscular
fiber gains substance and hardness, and ap-
petite and sleep improve. Constipation, fever
and sgue, rheumatism and renal ailments
Weld to the Bitters. decSdeod&wlw
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SOUTH GARDINER.

Lawrence Bros. will send some men and
horses into the woods this week.-Mr. G. c.
Beedle and Mr.. j. Z. Potter are putting up
two story building 35x50 feet. and will use il
for grocery store. They have been in bust
ness here for years and need no recommends.
tion.-Mr. Daniel Labree will not 60 to
Florida to spend the winter as expected
The Gather prophets are predicting an open
winter. Perhaps it would be well enough to
put in an extra supply OF coal and wood
PRAYER meetings have taken the place of sur.
prise parties, and there is one every night,
somewhere in the place. We shall learn the
result later The Salvation Army will hole
meetings here again Sunday, Nov. ~. A
glorious time is NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. East
man and John Croker are setting up two en-
gines for the Independent Ice Co., and will
run them this winter.
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HALLOWELLr

The mercury was $50 higher Thursday
morning than Tuesday morning.
The snow has entirely disappeared and the
ferryman has resumed his trips.
Cadet Had6eld of the Salvation Army is
here for few days assisting Capt. Nevils.
The ladies of the Congre gational church
hold their annual sale of Christmas goods mex,
Thursday in the old vestry.
James Morse, Martin Johnson and Mabel
Clafien were before Judge Knight, Wednes-
day, tor drunkenness, and sent to Jail for
thirty days.
DR.. ]. Q. A. Halves opened singing
school at Frenchs Corner in West Gardiner,
Monday evening, having about seventy-fiv
scholars, with prospect of large increase.
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RICH MOND.

The tug boats stationed here find an abun-
dancs of work in keeping the ice jams NOV
ing. On the east side of the island, the
river is full of broken ice, while on this side
it is clear. Should this mild weather con-
tinue, the boats will probably break the jam
on the east side of the island.-Rev Mr. Gile
of Lewiston, has been engaged as pastor of
the Free Baptist church for the coming year.
There has not vet been snow enough here
for slcighing.-The Salvation Army have
had four days campaign here, under the
leadership Of Staff Capt. Blandy and wife.
Delegates from the different towns in the
State were present. Their meetings were
held in Town Hall, and many were unable to
gain admission, on account of the large crowd
present each evening.
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10 De Chase or Townley or q Lawrence
now 10 worth considerable monev-nro.noo-
uveiy-provided the said Chase, Tovnlev
or Lawrence can prove he is a descendan, ~
= certain line OF Chases, Townleys and Law
FENCES The declaration comes from Eng
.sno, ana is said to have been published in
tne Liverpool Post, but with what authenti-
cation Is not known, that the English Gov
eminent has decided to paw over to the right
lul hers the vast Lord Townley estate. -
winch has been for 40 or so years in Chance
y. Inc estate is placed at $500, 900, 900 in
money besides 100000 acres of valuable
villages. ""u
The rumor of this decision of the English
Government has led the Western heirs IN
meet in st. Louis and form an association to
iurtner their claims, representatives of the
FAMILY line from Kansas, Texas, Iowa. Indi-
ana, Nebraska, Minnesota, Tennessee, Mis-
sour and other States. declaring their heir
ships. 1t was claimed that a copy of the act
was received Friday through Col. Starr. a
lawyer OF Halifax, N. S. The convention
chose an executive committee to consider
the feasibility of calling a national gathering
OF heirs Here in the East there are a num-
oee OF descendants entitled to a share in the
claim whatever it may amount to, resid-
ing in Boston, Sutton, Mass, Portsmouth.
Dover, Rochester, Stratham, Cornish and
other towns and cities of New England.
Many of these hear the original patronymic,
but others by marriage have changed their
names so that among the immediate descend
ants have been Chief Justice Salmon F.
Chase, Rev. Stephen Chase, and as descend
ants of the latter, Chases of Boston, Top
pans OF Hampton, N. H.; Crosbys of Dover,
N. H.; Morrills of Atkinson, Me-. Wood.
mans of Rochester, N. H., and Bucksport,
Me-; Tibbets of Rochester, N. H besides
others Of these names who have removed to
different places.
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Usually settles in the back or limbs, and
often so completely overpowers its victims
that all business or labor has to be abandoned.
Our readers should remember that Hoods
Sarsaparilla is no, recommended as positive
specific for rheumatism; its proprietors doubt
if there is, or can be. such a remedy. But
many people who were most severely afflicted
state that they have been positively cured by
Hoods Sarsaparilla. The disease is often
the result of impure blood-hence the power
of this great medicine over il. Its success in
many severe cases iustities US in recommend
ing its use to all sufferers from rheumatis m.
100 Doses One Dollar. decS-d&wlw
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a boy who gave his name as Freeland
"orey came down river on freight train,
yesterday, and was placed in the hands OF
.ue police. According to his story he had
%" Canteroury,N. B some three weeks ago,
'uu oy stolen rides arrived here. He FORM
efiy resided in East Oxford, his fathers
usme being E. w. Morey and that of his
r,0'oer, whom he says has been in the Insane
.40'pital two years, Hattie Morey. The boy
:" evidently somewhat demented, as he said
: mad been holding meetings and wanted to
~ Tree pass to Jerusalem. He was sent to
~ Aims House, and an endeavor will be
issue TO communicate with his relatives.
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GARDINER.

The tugs stationed at Richmond have sue
ceeded in clearing the river of ice-as far as
Green's lodges. 1t is expected, unless the
wea,her changes. that several coal schooners
will be up the river to-day =,
Mr.. j. M. Huges has just sold the Y. M.
C. A. an elegant new Dyer Huges organ
to 90 into their new rooms in Davenport
block.
Whitmere & Clarke's minstrels are at the
Coliseum this evening. No one should miss
seeing them.
The Star of the East is on the ways in
BOSTON having her bottom scraped.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-12-11

Messrs. Preble & Keene, the well known
nsrdiner furniture dealers, probably do the
largest business of any firm on the river. A
visit to their immense warerooms, at the up
per end of Water street, cannot fail to interest
everybody. Here will be found, in great
variety, all the latest designs and styles OF
household furniture. carpets, etc. They have
large out of town trade, and almost
every day goods are delivered in the neigh
ooflng cities of Augusta and Hallowell, which
oone free of charge. Read their advertise
ment
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-12-11
OAKLAND.

Putnam & Blossoms woods team of ID
hor.ss and IL men arrived here about 4.So
Wednesday night, but as the wind and fog had
o.-r;ea off the snow they will ship their sleds
I'D snnnlies by the Somerset railroad to
Nth lnson. where they expect to find snow
enough to proceed to the Dead River region
,.hare thew are to operate this winter. They
hsva one of the finest looking teams that ever
nsssed through this town.-A. l.. Talbot OF
ff'ow;ston. is in town looking after the interest
~ the Maine Benefit Association.