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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-02
FR0DucE, pRoyIsIoNs, LIVE sTooK


ASsts CITY, Oct. --Wheat-lligher cash,
Hs Sovember, 19i a Soc; December, SIC
on-puict, cash 3ll c bid year, 25ia2h'
Au-Nomnal at BE
LIVE STOCK.
lae Live Stock Indicator reports
Vsule-Recelpts ll4O; shipments al weak
-l slow; exporters, IS 26G5 40; good 70
afe shipping, a DOd5 20; common to me-
WI y 50G4 sj; stockers and feeders, " ~
~ cows,S3 COG3 %; grass Texas steers
Vas S.
seep--Becolp,s 49,; shipments 223' steady
W good muitous, 81 5Od3 VOi common
Hednn, 81 j0a2 So
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-02

HARrroRD, coNN., oct. l.-p. r.
Banuin has brought suit for
$50, 900 damages against The
Globe for publishing statement TO
the general effect that the elephant Jrm-
30 was sick, and that Mr. Barnum con.
nlycd at having him XII. d by railroad
engine for advertising purposes
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-02

Beeves--Grass fed pc.
COws--lld2c.
Mutton--C hoice. 50a2 DC.
stock cattle--l'he prices In stock cattle vary,
according 20 locality where raised We quo'e
different localities as follows:
panhandle--strictly first class yearllngH, per
head, SO OOal6 90; two year olds. ~ OOasv %
cows and calves, sl0 eO. .,. ~, -.
wear .olds, SIS OOdl6 00i cows and calves ~ w
Central Texas Yearllngs, W@s Wi Two,
year olds, SO O0dll 0ci cows ana calves va "
u Ia OO
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-02
Liquors ana Cigars.

Naturalization 81 iOal 30. as per proof
sour mash, two year old, 81 b1nl 70, lnrco
year old. 81 SOAP 20i fancy extra old whisky
~ OUdb 90.
Wines Clarct, case "a 5o3 90, ~ per qual.
ity; catawha, per gallon, 9Oc@sl 0V port Va lbd
& al; sherry, per gallon, 81 20a3 00i Madeira
per gallon 81 O0ab w; white wine, IN case, - ..
1900
Ale--stock ale, per dozen, 81 00a2 81 port
per dozen, ~ O0M2 ~.
C.gars-Domcstlc Sl5 G0a35 %; Key West
ys5 OO&lgO 90 imported, 500 DOa $50 w.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-02

Prints - standard prints, noyelues, rc 81
Cocheeo fancy, sc; Richmond o fsy
SIC; Berkshire fancy, pc na tancy,
H. ua1Isord fancy, 5lc Lodi fancy, ~; Char
tsr oaL fancy, 4ic Auburn fancy, oscTi o nasS
Sheels, sic, simpson black, 6ci sphinx 'uiN''
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-02

GALVESTON, Tx, oct l'--No''oh 0P''
o'9 Gross receipts 1872 balesi sales y. nalet
exports 3i:2 saig ,sl 20 s s@ ''-' ''
,dindInary ! ID. lGc good ordinary 70 lnci VOW
middIlng &c, middllng &c good mlddiins Vs''
miadlng fair 9lc,
NJ market IN futures to-day
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-02
FINANCIAL.

.ttotho Gazette
yonK. oct. l.--tort WORTH ,Vti leNas !
IN Rios, 65s' Inc following Is me
,,,emcnt Of the Houston Y IeNas Neh
NJ thrce years, compared Win 'he gross
,sngs for lss', at Sio4 -oo' operating cd en-
N. l35,l0c; bettermcn's' f-ooV' suIp'us'
MA dcdcit, S')of; LOT los4 u ,o'-Ve Si.''..ti
~ nothing, SielS' lot 1885, f-lo'''-' sil''''V'
n ss60s2, nothing
~ YORK, oct l'--1oVerhineht oonus NcIe
INA frm. The threes ana coupon lours
nofed eN interest To-Day ing ansoiplhg
u, interest on wall street was the ptopa'
II y.at Of meeting OF trunA my ptVs'ucn's
\. aud although uehhi'e con
An had not Oeeh ro"vncu polole
= close Of the oo"ru' 'he PROMISES
d 4 results are most abundant ana the
~ generally, believed pool would be
~ between All trunk iihesi ana restora'
IN rates to a paying OASIS estaohsheu al
4 puring the influence OF TINS Dellol inc
I, market opened ueclueuly stohg' h's'
~ being from 10 hlgher tuoh 'heg
ia Yesterday. inc lowest prices Vi
day were maze soon "iVer "e
,vlrr and ior Tue hrsV uour
market was decidcuiy active WIN
s5eney towards buoynncE' AMER u oolooh,
seser, business icll on very nn"'er'"'!' anu
IN Lake shore anu one OF TWO
stocks trading was ohiE mouer".c'
N sdug tho afternoon prices were steau! ,
roved by general weakness 'hat coh'inueu
,aof the afternoon, the decline oeihs "os'
n rmlncnt in CHANGERS anu l'ahe 7hore' i"o
.,lnE prices were niue Dot'er III 'io9' o"Ses
I'M the lowest quotations Io"oneu
he mornings Du' 'ne np'
IN. ne compared WIN ios' evening
n sanied 10 only ieS except ior i'c'eN"'o
"A u,1son. which ON u small business is up
a ,t, No,y YORK Central shows gain of
"A r,. Inactive stocks made sim
''u ,a,oo uotollv Cleveland
raler auN"i'N'' n,t.i,
Il armbus, Cincinnati " lhuiahoPols' NHio"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-02
LOCAL MARKETS.
SANL' ~ oct ?, lsSa.
orroN.

rThe quotations given below are goI or ~
each day. and the slightest nnolnatlons ar ar
noted henco they may be relied on az
curate.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-02
New orlenns.

NEW ORLEANS, La, oct. i.--Cotton-spol
closed steady.
Sales 1850 ,, tsie,.,
good ordiuary S 8.lGc; low mddlmg u zoe
niddlIng 3 5.l6c, good mddllng s.ci mia
ding fair Zoe; fair l0ic t,. t,,,.sr
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-02

LIVERPOOL, Oct. l.--Cotton-Spot closed
firm good demand, .l6d OF for binary.
Ordinary 4 II led; good ordinary 5idj low
mlddling sgd; middling uplands sd; middilhg
orleans 5sd.
Total sales y geo bales American 5000 bales :
imports 1900; American 1900.
Futures quiet and point lower for iirsl ihree
months, quotations for remainder saihe ~ Nes
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-02
ON CHANGE.
.t market Opens Buoyant I'm
~ influence OF the Meeting Of
Presidents OF Trunk Lines.

markets Generally Active and
y .r-rroyisions and Live Stock
~ .,s steady-Thc Quotations.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-02
MONEY MNRKET.

SEw YORK. oct. l.--Money on call easy at ia
tfr cent. prime mercantile paper, 4G5c; Tor
tn exchange dull and unchanged.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-02
COTTON MARKETS.
neceipts nj All united states Ports.

This This This Last
fohIs' day. week. season, season.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-23
They Had Studied Humnn Sstnr.

Some weeks ago widow moved into
Ds.rols from q town in tho western
part OF the State. She brought with
hsr bulldog, which showed game In
every movement and Il wes not lone
|. before every butcher aud sport in tne
y eifhoorhood wanted TO buy thas dog
Tn widow would veil Gt no price, Tie
Aexs tRiug 10 buying tho dog was IA
get u\N Eight between him and
another canine of bloodthlrsty sppesr.
anos, bur tho widow wouldn't hear Ia
this.
Iwant yo\' to prderssand,n she In.
dignsntly rented, "test | am q re-
speotsbls woms.D aud givo no encoar-
agement TO such q ings."
stu, there wero on IS or two men who
did not despsir. Thy began TO son-
spirs, and a. 4 resuit th.-y led fight
,rg cog into q barn near the widow'e
mousse the other day, and hne OF them
paid u call ut the house and ssid:
In course We knows how you feels
ab ut this dog fighting business. Wo
ieeis tae hsme, hu: there's n won an
across the alley who owns a dog which
ahe brags ou."
tort
EXACTLY, na'sm, or sho vouldn,t
speak o. YOU as she does.r
her!"
"ln course you don't, and I should
bsts 70 tell you what she saws OF you.D
"But you musti II she's talking
about me want know " hat che says,n
"Bui. msan, you'll excuse mo, YOU
"No. I Won't! What does she ssy ?,
We'll. then, bsggisg your pardon.
she ,'is Makes fun OF your red hair"
and she ridicules your dre.sr
"Tbe vix.ni'
aud she says she never saw such
feet on n vomsn.r
"f'll sue her for slaudsri I'll sea n
lawyer nt onee!'' exclaimed the
woman. '"'
"wc'vs act her dog in the barn.
mA'sm. It's dog abe brsrs on. GbS
We. a-say'ne yesterday that n her doe
S sne. cr,y sss ss your dog once
snas he oani You 70 into shs b.sn.
yefd apd untls Brovo "a ~ ~
eyee TO. II - soope Vhlo ~ ~
:; ksss'; = $: - %
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-23

wsstmirsser Haze Burners mshs
eleEsnt Chsisemas presenss. Acorn
Bee Busnsss, he llssss 10 the vsrii.
Pew nees ss1ssB vii g iakss.
~ SSsss ~
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-23

me 10 sec fair play. The arrogant head
ot slvh asianderiul, boas,eIous woman
s,onlA 20 hpmbled, you know, ard
ips you who'll 90 H."
mo uog was taken 10 the bsrp, and
40 Cid net disspPolnt his bsntors'
AIief hght OF 10 minutes he Ias de-.
ciareo victor, spd ~ the referee gave
ms decision the widows voice was
heard, saying: ""'
"usod! Thst pays her for abusing
my hsir! I'll FIX her on the hls far ~.
fore the week Ia outw w
sne had bson watching Tho Gsht
.hTongh the cracks Of ,hs barn. - ID
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-23
AN Ar1EMrTEl, OUTRAGE.
xrs. Kennedy Beats he's Assaultor on
with n stick Of s,o, Wood.

WIN tttct OF etCt " "N"''
Lsst night abou.9 o'sI ock an I'M
known man invaded the r>'aldonee o.
Mr.. John Ksuuedy, corner Of Jackson
aud Austin streets, daring his \ ossne,
aHd made Tn assault upon bio wife
The villain ofrso.os an en-
trance through window n
tbs rear OF the house sna
'ased nor Into the kitchen, whore he
taight her. Mrs. Kennedy did not
seieam, but SELLING u s,isk Of stove
wood she dealt h,m a number OF hard
blows over tho head, Knocking hin
down, aud cutting his head up In a
irightful manner. He bled
like stuck hog, and tho
pluesy little uousn ioll,gcd
hi0 40 aud continued TO punish him
until he was clear Ct the premises.
He ran down Austin htsont with his
hands raised 10 his head. Sho says ho
was u young man OF medium heixht,
hair cut close, black mustache, aud
wore a dark suit OF clothes, with black,
stif.rim hat. The punish nent no re.
reived wse severe, bet not as severe AZ
IL should have been. Dsliss st pres
ent In infested with a certain GLASS of
characters whose calling IL plain at A
glance, and the police should make
thsn walk. Lat some of the dressy
is-ds-ds vsgs DO run In.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-23

, t.-,ttt n sta.iNifa =, - 81. e.
noondsy light OF pnre scientific
data. His persistent ineistanco that
the Ass OF Nan begun
only COCO years ago, Is q somewha.
singular position for = gentleman of
his tradition. The doctrine Of the
survlva, OF the h.test was really heue-
fitted ny his very illogical sitemp. 10
rsfu1e II. And this weak poiut loosed
lise n esse ~ confession by avoidance.
In the matter o. derivation Of works.
~ vol - FOR besutfui quotations from
leading authors, the professor Ia slngu.
isrls fortunate, but pure rcts,n Rua
logic requires something different
than an appeal 30 tho fsslinga One
sentence OF demonsirk,iye evidence 10
tho hsngeripg mortal's Iesson, as 90
the reality OF a tatSre Ito 10 worth
volumes OF glistsrlng genefslities and
Ingenious, though Unsatisfactory OK.
positions,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-23
Young ard Ssidtia-Asea Men

a SURE Cgse

Il'a awful .edeo; OF sally vice, yhieh
brings ogsanio weakness. destroying both
fore tbs inevitable seqnel, CONSIJMP.
TON, ssls Ia, or frlpitsti0n Of the Eeart
Timldity gremblins, Nervous Disch AZ 80
80 NUcH 70 BS FEARED, Lach ii Ilsas
Sadntas ~ '5pHiss, Ugly iwagllings, n:s.
chuly.
Msaat5s.N q an or those ents,ins
on that happy lie, aware If Physicist M.
bility, &Scitabiligy OF the Nerves, or Dthsy
irregularities quickly assisted.
losing heir health, and spendfns ti;ns
aud money With thAge unssiilsd and nm.
qualified b, treat them, csusiua fstal an.
orders b. th5 letsi.. tArost, nose, liver aud
lungs, stomach ami bowels, SPEEDILY
CURED.
LET aCT FALSE MoDEgrY dntey Won
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-23
BLorsaM.

Try our zoe teas. D. o. WELLER a
Co., corner II Harwood and Elm.
Felton's Graham -four 10 fnc.
Dried Beef and Dried Beef Tongues
o. Bouohs's, - Main street.
Have ja.t received Horse Rsdi,h in
botues and tho root, si Bose ss's, Slg
Main street.
Frank J. Smith & Co., general
agents Dstroit Fire ara Burglar safss,
. 50 bank time locks. sls Elm stros,,
Dallas, Texas.
Or. y. d. Andruss, dentist, has his
rooms In the Reinhardt building,
lin street, and 10 prepared to d. al
kinds Of dental work, aud apsrsn,ss-
street.
Al Q o'clock this afternoon all tho
Jewish ladies Of this city are expected
at Temple Emanuel, to attend . meet.
IL relative TO the fair which II to come
on IN February. A full stierdsnee A
desired, by REv. 3. n. CHAPMAN.
Boys call ii tho Hunstsele Zoo, A
khce Company. III Kim stSees, and see
VIII Hunstsble's three new stylss Of
toes on shoes. The Dude, Waiteu.
fast. aud Dallas Toe. Leave tbs rho.
sograph OF your foot there, and the
enoes wont hurt your eorns.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-23
Professor niaeA's ssrmsa 81 sAs op,rs
Hsuse.

Tho opera house was Hllsd yesterday
afternoon TO overnowing 10 listen 20
Professor Blacks sermon on anvolu.
sion, 1rvslutiou, etc. Services began
oya few appropriate remWss from
General 0ano. wh'eh were followed by
that old fayoriss, "rn the swee. BY or I
Bs.n
Professor Blsck's sssmsn vac TAX an
ron the opening Words Ia 0euesis |.
'In tbs besinning God crsased,s etc.
be leading positions taken In skis
.svsiou we're:
Firs,-Oppceltiou 20 the theory of
-volu,ien - h to-day being pressed By
she scientiais.
Secoud-Dlrecs snssgonism " Sbe
icctrtne Of The survival ~ Tbs attest.
rhifd-Tbe literal validity Of ne
tsxs II tbe Bible n I've various parss.
foufth-Tne unvarvine unifoemity
I'd inoe9ylty Of speciea.
TEE rsvoeoeoe vos cutie eloQueal n
teeslese = ~ eeeoeo, l.e:alees 4
+ G; - =
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-23
Arrested tor Rursla,v.

Yesterday George Aaron was ar.
rested as Hutchins on suspicion Of
having buiglarissi tho residence of
MI. James Lowry a. that place Q few
nights ago. Aaron was brought to
this city snd Ii nov In Jail.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-23
PrsSsaaaY Blanh

Professor Black will preach tonight
on "rhs Divinity OF ghtia AZ Evil.
cencsd by His L,is.p
Last nigst hundreds OF people were
turned asay AFTER She houss WAS
packed 10 its utmost capacity.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-23

The wsstbouua Texas 4 Pacific
train, due here as e:is last evening, for
some cause did not arrive for four
houro after sehedule time.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-23

OF heTetical nature, 8 HERALD re-
porter took occasion 10 ascertain the
facts Of the case, and Il 10 su,horl,a-
uveiy dsnied that any such statement
was ever A1do by NJ. Smith,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-23

u SHa ilvn nuFOP. !, lov..i Issss.
iAsnds o this eonkiry. Fus tsks &
- mrthef Information. cali ON o. addr00I
osnsral Passenger Agent 0aivesiou,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-12-16

A young man employed in the shoe factory
became jealous of fellow workman one day
last week, aud while under the influence of
liquor, chased him around the room with a
pair of pincers. He was arrested, but the
other party refused to prosecute him.
Mrs. Emma Preble had finger of her left
hand badly injured, Monday, by block of
marble falling on it.
]. NJ. Mansfield of Augusta, and a man
named Wright of Portland, went to Jail for
thirty days, for drunkenness.
Rev. Mr.. Allen, who is holding religious
meetings in this city, claims. it is understood,
to be direct heir to the throne of Scotland.
Maj. J. w. Berry, who has been confined
to the house for several days with severe
cold. is about again.
Mr.. J. C. Landers has placed two more
electric lights in his store.
An optigraph of the Battle of Gettysburg
will appear at johnson Hall, Thursday, FRI
day and Saturday of this week, under the
auspices of Brookins Post, G. A. R.
The quarterly meeting of the board of mis-
sions of the Episcopal church commenced
yesterday at Chrsts church. in this city, and
will continue to-day. Services were held last
evening by Mr.. Park of Bath
Messrs. A. Davenport and w. S. Whitmore
have returned from their hunting trip to the
Chain OF Ponds and Kilby's Mountains. They
had as guides Andrew Douglass and Joe St.
Ober of Eustis, called "Indian joe" The
first day from camp on Kilby's Mountain
they killed two moose, the largest of which
must have weighed nine hundred pounds, live
weight They brought home about four hun.
dred pounds of meat and the hides.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-12-16
SOUTH GARDINER.

Lawrence Bros, shut down their mill
Tuesday, Dec. 9Th, and will not start up
again until February.-Mr. v. R. Beedles
bed slat factory will not run more than half
of the time this winter.-Mr. A. J. Stilkey
will leave here this week for New Hamp-
shire, where he has engaged as fireman in a
saw mill.-Mr. John O'Brien and wife have
gone to Machias to visit relatives and friends
for few weeks.-The Knights of Labor held
meeting in the engine house last Friday
evening, and received several applications
for membership Great Falls ice houses
under the charge of Mr.. c. A, Partridge, have
undergone thorough overhauling, many
changes and improvements having been made.
They are empty, have capacity for $4,000
tons and will be filled this wlnter.-We are
going to have lookup here directly.-The
steamer City of Gardiner, will be sent here
as soon as necessary arrangements can be
made.-C. G. Beedle and j. E. Potter ex-
pect to move into their new store some time
in January.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-12-16

WI be = matter Of surprise to most read
ers to learn that the manufacture of what i.
known among wholesale grocers a ssmixed'
molasses is very large. This adulteration i,
composed largely of glucose, acids and other
deieterious substances, sometimes to the ex-
tent OF IS per cent and Is always sold to the
consumer Is pure molasses. Although this
compound cooks we'll, the sweetening prom
critics are very much reduced, and the con-
sumer pays dearly in money and health for
an article that is apparently cheap aud de-
sirable. The wholesome diet of childhood.
bread and molasses, seems now to be dose
fraught With harmful properties. The sale
OF this doctored material is very large; and
even in Maine, where the law is very string
ent against it, some say that three-quarters
OF the molasses sold is mixed" Legal
measures have been instituted to have exist
ing laws against molasses adulteration en-
forced; but the consumer can do much to
bring about beneficial result by demanding
OF his grocer pure molasses.-Boston Tran
script.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-12-16
No. of No Of Az. mem. Gain or
oranges. members. bership. loss.

Forty oranges. one more than last year
have membership of 100 or more. Mystic,
Naramissio. have 100 each; No. Somerset,
Albion, Dirigo, Saco. Hollis. 100 each /;
Easton, f. Dover, S. Branch, Penobscot, lO3
each; Jay Bridge, l05; Lake, Poland. JOG
Eastern Star, 10Y; Pembroke, ITO: Gorham,
ll2; No. Jay, ll3; Enterprise, III; White
Oak. and Turner, llS; No. Franklin, 100
Canton, Caribou, Cascade, l25; Buxton.
l26; Fort Fairfield. 1873; Sunrise, Excelsior,
1876; Bradford. Independent. l43; Bridg-
ton, l46; Paris, $50; Northern Light,
1852; Sidney, 1863, Lamoine, l73; Norway,
2O6; North Star, DixmOnt, 222; Rainbow,
Brooksville, 253. We have q total of 1874
subordinate oranges with an average men,
bership of 10 and fraction for each grange,
and an aggregate membership in the State OF
1851. There are two oranges less than re-
ported last wear, but q net gain of 1856 in
members during the year.
ID. NJ. HALL, Secretary.
AFTERNOON.
The afternoon meeting opened O'Clock
p. NJ, according to adjournment. the meeting
being a public one. The attendance was
much larger than in the forenoon, and there
were many members of subordinate oranges
in this vicinity, and citizens, present in the
!
ter ROBBIE delivered his annual address,. 1t was
an able effort, comprehensive and teeming
with instruction for the patron and agricultu-
ralist. He occupied about an hour and was
frequently applauded See our supplement
for the entire address.
At $50 the grange met in secret session.
The committee on order of bushes present
ed their report, which was accepted. 1t fix
ga the time of election of officers at 1920 A.
NJ. TODAY.
State Lecturer Thing delivered a report of
his stewardship. Since the close of the hay
ing season, he said, Il have been constantly pre-
pared to answer calls for my services. with
the exception of about two weeks during the
session of the National Grange. and believe
but about IL calls remain unanswered. Dur
ing this time have held ~ public grange
meetings and SO private. / have found the
oranges, as rule, prospering. Mr.. Imng
continued at some length. giving his IDEAS as
TO the best means of accomplishing the ends
for which the grange is laboring, and lmprov-
inc the condition of members of the order.
400 O'Clock, Worthy Master Robe va
Gated the chair, Overseer Gregory taking
it. and social season followed opening with
music.
Brief but entertaining speeches were made
nv members, Mr.. Charles E. Gilman OF
Hoaltop. Hon. Edward Wiggin of Pressure
Isle and Deputy d. o. Bowen of Morrill,,
being among the speakers. The afternoon
meeting adjourned to meet at 3 80 A. NJ. to-
today, there being no evening session.
The committee on credentials did not re-
mort. but something like 800 delegates we're
In attendance. Kennebec, Aroostook, Pc
nobscot and Waldo county oranges were rep
resented.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-12-16
CONSTIPATION!

There il 10 medium through which
disease 50 often attacks the system
as by Constipation, and there is no
c.her u flesh is heir to, more apt to
80 neglected. from the fact material
Inconvenience may net be Immediate
~ felt from irregular action of the
bowo,s. When there is not regular
action, tie retention Of decayed and
cdotc after. with its poisonous
gases. so0a poisons the whole system
BY b3iEg absorbed into it, causing
piies. 1strIa. headache. impure blood
and many other serious affections.
GURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS will
Immediately relieve, and one bottle
positively cure CT relieve any case
Of Constipation.
"W23 troubled for a year with
torpid liver and Indigestion, and after
trying everything imaginable, used
BURD0CK BLOOD BITTERS. Tho
first bottle revived me and the second
cured ne entirely."-J.S. Williamson.
Rochester. N. Y.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-12-16
LITCHFIELD.

Some sneak thief broke into the Congrega-
tional church, some time last week, and stole
about "a belonging to the Sabbath school
The Salvation Army has reached Litchfeld
at last, or rather a part of them called the
Gospel Army. are to hold real blood and fire
meetings at Stewards Hall, under command
of Capt. Jackson of Bowdonham. Meetings
every night beginning with Tuesday
of this week. - The Congregational
society will have Christmas
tree.-There will be q Christmas ball at
Stewards Hall.-Mr. w S. Purinton has ar
rived home from the Provinces, where he
has been canvassing for nursery stock.-Mrs
Charity Williams had a slight shock Thurs
day night of last week Mr., Eugene Camp
bell, the popular stage driver between this
town and Richmond, has just had nice pung
made to put on the mail route. He intends
to drive span this winter, where there has
only been one horse driven before.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-12-16

On bed, racked with paid. a weary man lay
Singing willow, titwillow, titwillow!
No ease or relief could he find any day,
o, willow, itwillow, titwillow!
His pains are now gone, he is hearty and well,
St. Jacobs Oil made him IS sound as bell,
And the story so good toeach one he does tell
Singing willow, titwillow, titwillow!
PUBLISHERS NoTE.-A Chicago paper says
that the actor who plays "Koko' in the
"Mikado," at theatre there, had such bad
cough that he could not have sung
"Titwillow," had he not recovered his voice
by dose of Red Star Cough Cure.