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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-04-05

A CITIZEN Of the Quaker city, Mr.. f. Freed,
livirg at 100 Vine street, recently spoke as
follows: being afflicted with n distressing
cough, Or, Bulls Cough Syrup was recon-
mCnded to me for relief | am happy to say
that few doses not only gave me instant re-
lief hut effected a complete cure.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-04-05

THE industries now threatened with de-
struction at the hands Of the Democratic
House can safely rely on the patriotism of
the Republican Senate.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-04-05

If murder were not the basis of southern
Democratic solidity, It might not receive
the tacit approval Of the northern Demo-
cratic press.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-04-05

"No IRISH need apply" for a postofllee in
Massachusetts until all the Mugwpmpshaye
been served.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-04-05

r1ssWHEN DUTY CALLS, IT Is OURS To
asS obey. All Boss BARRIERS of the District of
Columbia, who consider 1t their duty to devote q
few hours on Sunday morning TO the comfort
and cleanliness of the public, are hereby earn
estly requested to attend u meeting to be held
on TUESDAY, APRIL q, at o o clock p. m, at
the Riggs House Barber Shop. for mutual con.
sultatiOn. THE COMMITTEE.
nnh.OI
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-04-05
BUSINESS CHANCES.

IMPAIRMENT sTAMPS.-wE PAY HIGH
- est cash prices for Executive, Navy, JUS
ture, lure and and official STAMPS % used or uncanceied,
in large or small quantities. Everything re-
quired by stamp collectors for sale at Postage
Stamp Emporium, S591a Pa ave-, third store be-
low AZ st. N. w. Open day and evening. We
sell 1000 foreign stamps for only 25 cents. ap3.3t
SJUsTH's OLD STAND. No. 0lo D ST; N.
81 W., buys Gents Second Hand Clothing.
Note by mail promptly attended to.
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SPRCIAL NOTICES.
r-a=.To THE GAS CONSUMERS OF TIL
kSS DISTRICT

- UTNT NTV
The National Light and Fuel Company have
placed for distributlona n few copies OF plmph.
Jet relating 10 the present condition of the Dis.
tfict gas supply, and reasons why q new and
UOmpCtltiyc company should receive q charter,
together with other information on the subject,
Pamphlets can be obtained Mt the following
store 18th st.; Brcntano's Book Store, Pa. ave,
md the Drug Store OF G. ii. Fickling, 1860 and
i2G2 sd st., Georgetown. These pamphlets
Will be furnished gratu!tously 10 applicants
and the National Light and Fuel Company
will be glad to contribute any information, fur.
ther than that contained In the pamphlet, on
application to tho representative of the com.
pany. w. l.. PAINE.
17l9 St, Washington, ID. c..
nI5.St Or No. 10 West 23d st., New York.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-04-05
eSsDAUcTIoN SALE OF PRIVILEGES.
WASHINGTON MARKET COMPANY,
WASHINGTON, ID. C., CENTER MARKET,

WAsHINGTONI d. c. CENTER MARKET,
March 27, 1886
Notice Is hereby given that the right of
propriate advertisements the twenty.three nd.
vertlsng panels on the outside of the platform
and gallery running on three sides of the
Seventh street building in Center Market, sub
ject to the payment of rent therefor, will be
sold at public auction for the term of one year
from May /, 1885, the sale TO commence In said
Seventh street wing of Center Market oil
the afternoon, and 10 continue on that day and
by adjournment on every subsequent afternoon
at the same hour and place until all are dis.
posed Of
Office of the company.
By order of the directors:
THE WASilNGTONM MA RKETC COMPANY,
mhB0-td ByM. q. EMERY President.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-04-05
EDUCATIONAL.
LANGUAGES.

THE BERIlTz SCHOOLS OF LANGUAGES,
723 l4th 81. n, W., Washington, and all other
principal cities. Recognized everywhere as
eTn tongues. Trial lessons free. New terms
begin now. Free lecture In German Saturday,
April 10, at o'clock.
CPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, COR.
- 9th and ID sts. N. W.-SpTing Sessions-A
practical business education that qualities
young men and women 10 support themselves
and successfully perform the active duties of
life. Thorough instruction given in rapid
writing the English language, correspondence,
rapid calculations, bookkeeping, business
practice, commercial law, political economy,
stenQgraphy, and type'writing. Open day and
evening. A full corps OF teachers. Illustrated
circular sent free on application. HENRY O.
SPENCER, Principal. MRS, SARA A. SPEN.
GER, Vice Principal.
MADAME HOFFELDT, A GERMAN WITH
lNL highest recommendations and references,
pupil of the late Great Master of Music and
Singing in Dresden, FIR. Wieck, father of the
celebrated Pianist, Clara Schumann, desires
pupils of any age for Classic and Modern Music;
Singing after the true Italian method. She un.
derstands how 10 eliminate the superauous
breath so injurious to both health and voice,
and teaches all songs In their original compost
ton. Is thoroughly competent 20 teach by
Grammar fluent conversation and epistolary
style pure German, Parisan French, good Eng
lish and Italian. 1915 G st, N. w. mhl-tf
CtHELDoN's DANCING ACADEMIEs-AT
- 1904 + st. N. W., Monday, Wednesday,
Friday, and Saturday; ut ID st. and Pa, av. 3.
H., Tuesday and Saturday Now Is the time 10
Join for participation In the May Ball.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-04-05

Opening Thursday, Friday and Sat-
udy last and efforts that all who received
satisfactory service permitted devote
would like advertising department, but the following b.
taken
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-04-05
LOST AND FOUND.

r OsT-A SMALL GOLD WATCH, LOUISE
il ! engraved on outsider chain attached; lost
going from National Hotel 10 Panorama, or
coming from. Liberal reward If returned to
COL. OATES, NJ. c., at National Hotel. 90
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-04-05

The "Mikado Monture," only 25c Hand
some Bouquets, 4sc, Gic, 74c, SOC, and 0Sc ad-
mirablc for hat trimming.
The Republican journal., 1886-02-11

The following are the transfers in real estate
In Waldo county for the week ending Feb. 9th
Reuben Abbott, Knox, to Rachel J. Abbott, SAME
town. 5. ii. Bradstreet, Palermo, to WILDER A
Grant, same town. Seth X. Ellis, by guardian
Belfast, to Isaac Hills, town. O. j. Farwell
Thorndike, to A. S. Rand, same town. Joseph ii
Gould, Camden, to Walter l.. Heal, Searsmont
Oscar Hills, Northport, to J. A. Palmer, Benton
Clarissa Jackson, Montvillc, to Frank A. Cushman
Raymond X. Mardcn, same town. Elizabeth +
knoWlton, Belfast to Jennie Roberts, Somerville
George ID. Marcn, Swanyile, to Harriet c. Know
ton, same town. Henry f. Patterson, Waldo tc
Leonard l.. Gentner, same town. Lucellus Rob
crts, Someryille, to Henry b. Heath, Verona. Jen-
ME Roberts ct ais, Somcrville, to Henry b. Heath
Verona Samuel Randall, Brooks to Joseph Ellis
same town. l.. u. Robinson, Monroe, to Fred c.
Newcomu. same town. Rozilla T. Royal, Swan
vile, to \. }. Phillips, same town. Franklin a.
Rhodes Northport to Ruby A. Drinllwater, same
town. Lucy A. staples ct. ais, stockton. 10 Robert
;. small, same town. Mary Staples ct. ais, stock
ton, 10 Celia NJ. Small, same town. VIM. &. Sibley,
Freedom, to William Sibley. same town. Thomas
Wentworth Waldo, to IIarviIl f. French, same
town. \. o, Ward Troy, to Edmund {. Ward,
same town. Francis b. eaton. Boston, to Ruby
\. prinbWatCr, NOrthport
The Republican journal., 1886-02-11
Boston Market,

Boston, Feb. 6.
BITTER-Thc market is firm, with It better de
sEnd job lots of fresh creamery sell at - 36c
fresh western creamery, i'll round lots, b u3}c
very choice, Bic: October and November, y d30c
early fall creamrric~ - 2Sc June and july cream
cries. - a23c; new Northern diaries, 20d22c: -ccc
tions, . a25c: June ladies. II BE extra fresh |.
age: imitation creamery, BE; bakers butter an,
Old 9aI;ic.
CnEESE-Thc market is dull and easier; good
- a9l2c; Northern, - 49H.c; low grades, 1aS1ac;
job lots are al &c higher.
EGG>-Trade is quiet and the market strong
Nearby AMI Eastern extra, "A q26r; Eastern lir~ts
224a d23lac: southern tirst, y use Northern, y
BE; Island and New Brunswick, Il DE ice house
2oa22c; Eastern lined, lSal9c.
APPLES-Ihe market is well supplied with ap
pies. Best Maine BaldWins sell ut 81 - t. Dbl in
ear lots, and - y Dbl for choice in job lots.
POTATOEs-IriccS continue steady. but cold
weather has hindered trade Early Rose, ARGOS
took county, Me, zoe: do New iamp >hire, zoe: do
Vermont. G0c: do New York l5a6tc; do Maine Cen
tral and Grand Trunk, G5c; Beauty of Hebron
Aroosto"k county 1jc do Vermont, 90 aGjc; dc
New "rk. Doc: Burbank. Gjc; 'rolitics, zoe; Peer
less, Rensselaer, and Washington county y y.
and New brunswick Rose. Prolific and Hebron, IL
a zoe; Early Rose. Nova Scotia z bb -.
BEANS-Tle market is improved with prices
iirmer Pea. choice small Northern hand picked
- 1oal %; pea. York state, small, hand picked
81 coal 40; pea, York state, marrow, hand picked
81 5Ua -: pea, screened, 81 2Jdl 40: medium
choice hand ricked II j0al -: medium, screened
81 Pa 40: yellow eyes, improved : 80 a %; vel
low eyes. Nat. 81 % a | 80: red kidney. II 80.
HAY AND STRAW-The hay market is steady
Straw firm. Choice t. ton, SI9G20: fair I1aIS: or.
binary, Sl6al1: fine, Sl6alI poor and damaged, 81:
alb: swale, Sll aI2. Straw-Bcst quality rye, II!
a20 30 machine rye. Sll Gl2; oat, Sl0a1l.
The Republican journal., 1886-02-11
Young Colts in Harness.

Last week Capt. Robert II. Coomhs of this city
drove up in front of the Journal Office with hat
we believe to be the youngest span of horses even
seen here in double harness. An Invitation to umr
into the sleigh and take Il drive was at once ACCEPT
ed. The span consists of pair of colts each
eight months Old broken to single or double har
ness, as kind as kittens, and very lively upon the
road. One is dark red with black points and very
promising. The dam is Capt. Coombs' mare Kate
and the sire Gilbert Knox, Jr. The other is after
Knox from Capt. French's mare. In riding after
these colts and noticing their gait and behavior il
is hard to realize their age
Capt Coombs has a stable of promising horses
HIS mare Kate was sired by Daniel Lambert from
a thoroughbred dam. Daniel Lambert by the fam
Gus Ethan Allen Lambert is the sire of twenty six
uotters In the go classes He has an eighteen
months old colt from Kate by Gilbert Knox Jr
that stands fifteen and half hands high and
weighs 800 lbs. The colt is already well broken.
The captain has two mares in foal one bv Harry
H., ne by Hambletonian Chief, he by Rysdyks
Hambetonian, he by Grcer's Bushaw with a rec
ord of222 The otheris by Taber's Norman Gray,
which weighed l,600 lbs. Capt. Coombs breeds for
good style and large horses, combined with speed
The captains son Walter is on Northport farm of
lis acres, where there is good pasturage for the
animals. He also has some Jersey and Holstein
neat stock and fancy fowls
The Republican journal., 1886-02-11
From Washington Territory.

j. W. NJ. writes to the Journal from Seattl,
under date Jan. q. came from Mon Ridge las
week ami intend to spend the winter here, return
ing to MonteSano IN the spring. Seattle is very
lively place and has some of the finest buildings
west o1 lineage on the \. 2. road The largco
Ship load coal and lumber here. There are now
in port tie steam collier Walter Walker, carry I'M
23p0 tons, the tmatilla, l,409 and four Ship, o.
24"1 tons burtlcm. The Queen Of TIE Pacific i
thsrllalglng freight here on her WAY to Tacom;
from san Francisco, and also tie large steamer
P"iltkofskN-a russian name that ha~ broken my
jaw and clT'mped my fingers. The weather unit
last week WAS very fine, not cold enough to freeze
the ground; but a wind came from the I;tscad,
mountains and now it Is quite cold and remind,
me Of dear old Maine The Sound Is fine shcc
Of water, and different from what had imagined
Business here is very dun and the aboring mel
declare that the Chinese must 90.
The Republican journal., 1886-02-11

KNOX. Your correspondence from this town
1ialls whereabouts. She married gentleman
from Champlan, n. Y and went to New Bedford
Mass E. 6. Thompson, who has been in Port
land for some time under treatment for lameness
expects to return home soon.
CAsTlNE The brig Watermelon that came to
take a cargo Of from the Roster mine to New
York, dragged her anchor in the heavy blow Of
Thursday night and went ashore near Goose Falls
The ballast is being taken out and she will probably
be hauled of in day or two, not seriously dam
aged Capt L. S. Brophy arrived home on Wed.
nesday, and will remain awhile having engaged
Capt f. Cox to make trip to the West Indies in
his vessel, the Kate Wentworth Capt r. b.
Brown of this place, who sails the New York ship
Annie Smith, is in New York about ready to sail
been confined TO the house by illness several DAYS
and was unable TO preach last SUNDAY. Mrs
Wardwell accidentally overturned kettle of hot
water, scalding a hand and arm quite severely so
that she will be unable to use them for some time
Mrs. j. A. Avery, widow of the late Major
Avery died at the old homestead at North Castine
on Wednesday "A family reunion was held at
the house of Hon. l.. G. Phibrook last week The
members OF the family living in other towns. are
VIC. Philbrook Esq, principal of the High School
at Waterviile, and Mrs. Dora Sargent wife of III ,
W. Sargent Esq. of Sedgwick
The Republican journal., 1886-02-11
Fish and Fishing.

seventy bushels of -lnct. We're recently taken
from the weir OF + +. {. l.. ~chocll, of Il;ll1,~-
well AT ono haul walter Smith, last Monday,
took black spot trout from Long Lake, near Iiar-
rlSon village Y mich weighed pounds and IA
ounces ..FiNc thousand people in Ga,pe said
to be on the verge Of starvation, owing to the fail
are OF Robin y Co., the great fish packing firm.
The Boston journal of saturday contained chap
ter from Blaine'S forthcoming volume, devoted 10
thr l-hcrie, qucslion... Cha-. g. Atkins, Esd, of
Buck~p"rt. who has charge of the hatchery at
Grand Lake stream, will be invited to deliver i'll
Calais his Interesting and Instructive lecture on
"Ihc life and habits OF fishes"
The Republican journal., 1886-02-11
Hoods SarsaparilIa

Is so vastly superior to any other sarsa-
parila or blood purifier, that one has well
said: 'Its health-givng effects upon the
blood and entire human organism, are as
much more positive than the remedies Of
quarter of century ago, as the steam
power of to-day is in advance OF the slow
and laborious drudgery of years ago."
"While suffering from a severe bilious
attack in March, 1888, friend in Peoria,
ILL.,, recommended Hoods Sarsaparila. l
tried the remedy, and was permanently
cured" J. A. SHEPARD, travelling agent for
Deyoe & Co. Fulton Street. n. "
The Republican journal., 1886-02-11

Combines, in proportion peculiar to itself,
the active medicinal properties of the best
blood-purifying and Strengthening rr!nadies
of the vegetable Kingdom. 1t viii positively
cure when in the power of medicine :
Spring Debility, Headache, Dyspepsia Ca
tarrh, Salt Rheum, Scrofula, and all Diseases
caused by low state of the blood.
81 suffered three years with blood poison.
took Hoods Sarsaparilla and think | am
cured" Mrs. NJ. J. DAVIS, Brockport, n. Y.
Hoods SarSaparilla beats all others, and
is worth its weight in gold" 1. BARRING
TON, 1870 Bank Street, New York City.
The Republican journal., 1886-02-11
TERRIBLE SLAUGHTER!
Ladies and Misses C|oaks F!
Il. A, S1IRRH1V c Co.
We HAVE JUST RECEIVED
800 LADIES and MISSES CL0AKS,

Comprising mostly Importers samples and odd lots from the Man
ufacurers so per cent less than the first
Our intention is close this lot immediately therefore order
do it shall offer them to patrons at 40 per less
than the first We shall have them all marked plain figures
first retail price BL ACK FIGURES discount prices
RED FIGURES thus giving opportunity
that they getting the real discount We early
specon for the assortment will be broken and bound
close them all before the FIRST OF FEBRUARY.
The Republican journal., 1886-02-11
MARRIED..

IN this city, Feb. 3, by Kew J. A. Ross, Svreno
T. Gilmore and Flora 4. Thomas both of Belfast
~ NnahaN en-, Jan. =, Fred j. Cal.vcr and AJJi,
L. Phillips, both of Ninalhavcn.
~ NlmalhaNtn Jan. y, Manfoli T.. Linnekin and
Acme +. Creed, both of Ninalhaven
IN hruh7Wlck, Jan. 26 John H. Dunning and
1arlle D. Lincoln, formerly of Rockland, both OF
IN Naldoh"ro, Jan. u, sanford +. Welt and Hat
ne r. i4udWig both Of Waldoboro
IN Deer Isle Jan Is, Hiram l.. Morey and Carrie
l.. Merrill. both of Deer Isle
IN ELLSWORTH Jan 81, Mr.. Winnie Millikcn and
Miss Agnes Wakefield, both of Ellsworth
The Republican journal., 1886-02-11
r4tP NEWS
PORT OF BELF ASH.
asIlT1~f-E

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r,l I'LL t,,,.' n -. ; i'''Is''i. ,.
Sf,,trn.L ~, 80 - i''H'""' "c"l ~
VIII lt >I 't:i ,,- :, -,
,l.irtl1, >..r,,,r,t NJ Ir,,'+ - 'i''i'"' i"' q
"'7''''t W. Jesuit
SAILED.
Feb. ). sch. Radiant. Hardy Rock land
Feb. 10. SCH. Congress Harris. Boothbav
,,,r,.,,, -
'i' - INNS
baltimore, feb. |. Arrived sch. H. j. COttrell
1itNhcl salem.
New ork, Feb. ;. Arrived bark Penoh-cot.
tinpmau, Hong Kong. Feb. /. Cleared bark lara
r. Mcl'llNery, Griffin. It. Jago. Feb. ,. Arliy ed
sens Dora VI French, French, NueNitas, I'aatka,
CltaPles. brunswick. FEB. : Cleared sch. I.ack;t-
wants. tio~~"h nlnt-a-Pitrc.
Analacliicola, Feb. 4th. Cleared echr. Susan y.
Pickering, Haskell. Boston.
Boston, Feb. g. Cleared ~ch. Benz. Fabcns. Con
zion, Havana
Portland, Feb. >. Cleared sch. Florida, Warren,
btllaet
New Haven, FCb. 3j Arrived Sclr. \ bbic {.
stubs. Ptnilctun Norfolk.
lncyard Haven, Feb ). Arrived SChr. Lois ' .
naples forhland for New York. Ia port bark
ENdntll, ColcOrt, from Rosario for Boston. and
brig Don Jacnto.
san Francisco. Feb. ,. Arrived Ship COY. Robbie,
sutton. Carter, Liverpool
richmond, Va. Feb. lSt. Sailed brig Isaac W.
f4lker, lilnckley. Rio Janciro
Perth AmhuN, Jan. 30. Arrived sch. Flor; Con-
don, burgess, New York. since frozen in.
T. >lnms, Ga., rcb 3D.. Arrived sch. Nellie :
ll'keuug, MchceH, Fcrnandna, to load for New
lolk
llhlhgtoh, y. o., Feb. 3. Arrived sch. Annie
4 Lewis, Lewis. Mayagucz Feb. ). Cleared sch
The Republican journal., 1886-02-11


work in the woods last saturday.
During the cold weather the Engine Co. have
kcpt a coal fire going and the engine ready.
"',' " '.''' ''1''
ct VIZ ''''''''7' '''' 0'''''S Y '"
quite delegation from Freeman McGilvery post
Went 10 ShoWhegan Wednesday Ia attend the an
nual cncammncnt.
w "" - v" i'"'
'''>
nc American Express CO. mere Is now selling
money "futi7 loi I 's9 sum IMAM one dollar II
""''' l"E"'N L" "H1l'
capt. D. q. Eaton left hy train last Thursday
morning tur Now lolk and will again take com
maud of Bark reuobseut.
r,.r. ,i,lI In. Il rbrr. u,iIe race ,t I.,i,,, nan
,.,,lri.,, evening bet,c,n Frcd Fd,,ar,.. -kater.
au| Aief Kane pedestrian.
ArMr Crockett OF Rochland stopped at the
~,a-port HOUSE TUESDAY night win a laig &C drove
ol,4,-t,r, i,r-.- for tI. I,o.hIapd market.
ii il l1imuicd Chat tht Western Union uiil SET
- t .,..I... tl.,.,,,i l,..,.. ia, tI ,,.;, .I.
W ~ i " ~ '
-n5 iHc ~adNt ROAD lftIn Bangor I" h"cklahH
.. III : ,-..Iu r.iI r..,,, . l,,i,t,.. ,,t,iIa
'i' ''''
CLEARING tnc snow and ice from his house Friday
afternoon. striking on his right hip and receiving
~r.'n Miuiic--
1Gr rnip,c,. 1t the NJ. 4. church, carried on bv
.,pt.taIaurhc of i-e during the recent storm. has
'"'- III III iV,''' W I"
f""u ih' similarity Ivy lid" operations OF the
burglars " WE towns II l'hli"iu anu veg the
past "o,N II Is '' ldrnt thez gre iht -amc parties
NN' Fl-t'd Ii""kp"u- >rdi-l"iT amt lh"iudlke.
EV,. 81 H. Haskell delivered a temperance lee
tr .f the p,r,. t,,ol hot,,. Tuesday evening To
~ .,l.It titr, f,1-r, nv. ,f "a b., .i,,
t. ..i..,. f t,t.l 81. -ti,,o,. h., ,.,,ri,,,- IA, ,
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'''. l'"7""' '''- ~ H' i'7n'e'' 81 =" H.
i'''.'' + r-7'i ABOUT 'Hlila "l 'lc friends 81
N.Y. w .H hu"li'"0 were present lI"ih N''tl7i'"Tt
The Republican journal., 1886-02-11

1000 Yds. rs Brown Cottons, &C. per I'd
1000 A " 4.c.
1000 " 40 in. heavy, &c.
1900 Print, Fast Colored, Sc.
$1,000 " Print Dress Styles, best, SC.
1900 Print, Indigo Dyed, &c.
5000 +" Toilet Crash &c.
1900 Fruit of the Loom Cotton, 1sc.
5000 Bleached Cotton 5 & &c.
5000 Cretonne, heavy and wide l2!c
Worth Csc.
1900 Dress Satines, nhA21"H>33A2RR l2ac
Worth Csc
500 q" All Wool Dress Flannels lSc.
Worth Csc.
% boz. Kid Gloves, Button, Opera Shades, 25c
Worth ST. This is great trade, Pure Kid, Fine goods
Is DE-. Double Busk Corsets, Embroidered 25c each
l Case Hathaway's Iaundered Shirts, Bet,
&c., worth $125.
l Case Hathaway's Ready Made Cotton IN
derwear at Great Bargains,
l Case Fancy skirtings only 10c., worth 18c
Case Dormet Flannel:, 6 lac
Case Honey Comb ia Bed Spreads, Soc
l Case Toilet Quilts, in value from 81 to S.
be sold less than half price, they are SAMPLES
bought and slightly soiel.
3 Pieces Bleak Silks at $3.50, sold Every
where at So.
10 Pieces Colored Silk, nice quality, only Soc
per yard, worth 75c.
10 Pieces Summer Silks Soc to 75c. per I'd
5000 Yds. Hamburgs at Immense Bargains
10 Pieces All Linen Tabling from 18c to SIC
10 Pieces Turkey Red 25c. to 75c
Napkins from SOC. to $500 per dozen
The Republican journal., 1886-02-11


lev was for thirty. five wears professor of nenman
shin in the Maine WESLEYAN Seminary. He ba
taught 953 classes and had some As 600 pupils undo
his instructions, and it is hoped he will live f
orlhg MS class record up to thousand.
MoNTviLLE. Hon. Samuel Bryant, of Rockland
was in town last week visiting his aged father.
Frank Bryant closed term of school of eigh
weeks in district NO IA, last Friday, and Ere,
Yose one of eight weeks in district No. 4. Centr,
Montyille. In the evening they had a sociable anC
dance at the Grange Hall, which was wen attend
ed. b. +. Foster and wife were at RocApolt las
week on a visit Sprow 4 Morse have been ship
ping quite a quantity of apples of late
THoRNDIkE. Bethel Lodge of Good Templars /.
in a very prosrerou. condition They have lately
sent for a set of th, new badres last Satur,Io,
evening Deputy : C. Files installed the following
| officers: Josepb Higgins W. c. r. Annie Watson
| w. y. r.. Everett NJ Higgins. W. s. sadie L. Cole
W 4. s.:M. f. Higgins, W. +. :; Mrs. NJ. +. Uip
! rims. W. r.: George small W. Chan: Matt Shihes
w. NJ: Ida NJ. Roberts. W T. GAN r. Roberts
W.O G....Thc following is list Of the officers OF
Sayward Lodge l. o. g. I. that were installed las
| saturday evening, A. \. IIurd, W. {. T.; Alice
/ sayWani, W. Y. T.; Benz. Ames, W $; Bell Corn
I '
! Comlorh w. II, Nell Adams, w. NJ; Bcll Cor
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The Republican journal., 1886-02-11

81 was for five years sufferer with
boils, all run down, and was at one time
obliged to give up work. Before taking
all of two bottles of Hoods Sarsaparilla. was
entirely cured'' r. NJ. LANE, Pittsburgh, Pa
81 was severely afflicted with scrofula,
and for over a year had two running sores
on my neck. Took five bottles Of Hoods
Sarsaparilla, and consider myself entirely
cured" c. E. LovEJoY, Lowell, Mass.
Hoods SarsapariiIa
Sold by all druggists. 81 six for s.. Made
only by c. L HOOD.:& CO., Lowell, Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar.