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A Crank,s Claim Against tho State.

A monomaniac by the name of Cribs, from
White county, whose particular hallucination
Is that the government whether the State or
general is not clear in his mind, owes him real
estate and personal property to the value of $780,
boo. yesterday visited the Governors office with
y large bundle of papers, with which to justify
his claim. He was directed to the Auditor of
State, or the proper head of the land depart
ment His papers we're beyond understanding,
being made up of incoherent expressions and
words of his own coming Mr. Cribbs, in ap-
pearance, is q geuteel, weil-to.do looking Ger
man. and seems to be sound enough on every
subject but the one in question.
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Amusement Notes.

The seventh promenade concert by the When
Band and Alliance Orchestra will be given OF
Tomlinson Hall this evening. The special feat
ures of the programme will be vocal solo by
Mrs. Maud Barnett entitled Tell Me, My
Heart" song for trombone, ''Once Again." by
g. Clarke and Edwin S. Timmons
reader asks: us Evangeline,' to be at one
of the opera houses during State fair week, an
opera or dramap Properly, it is neither 1t is
a musical extravaganza.
Katherine Rogers and her company continue
to draw large audiences at the Museum. To-
morrow afternoon The Huntress of the Vest
will replace "The Gypsy Queen" and viii run
the remainder of the week.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-09-01
Superior Court JurOre.

The County Clerk yesterday drew the follow
ing jurors for service in the Superior Court
rooms during the term beginning Monday next
Room Frederick Baggs, John Harrington,
William B. Allen, James N. Rodgers, VIM. N.
Cochran, VIM. Boatwright, Center; F. Plummer,
George Stout Lawrence; Charles Dickerson,
Wayne; James Snyder, Mahlon Hamilton, Perry;
Marion NJ. Wiley, Washington.
Room 2-Louis Kern, George NJ Abbott,
Washington; G. Eden. John A. Bradshaw,
Glenn A. Ferguson. VIM. FL Donahy, VIM.
Ebert Center; Thomas Thornbure, Pike; Har-
land Richardson, James Gentle. Perry; Peter
Meyers, Franklin; ]. L, Hunter, Warren
Room 3-James NJ. Jameson, John Boyle,
John Egeer, Richard Wood, James johnson,
David W. Heaton, Center; George W. Garrett
son. Henry Rose, Decatur: Isaac Baumga
John Thayer, VIM. Spahr, Washington; Stephen
T. Fee, Lawrence.
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Record of Suits Filed Yesterday.

Lon Brit and Myrtle P. Hurlbert VS.. Edwin r.
Phipps. Complaint Judgment; 5000 80, and
for attachment.
James NJ. w. Hall and George H. Davenport
vs. Ira Russell. Complaint on account; 50, 500,
and attachment
Pearer, Hunt & Co. VS. Joseph Langbein.
Complaint on draft, 1923,
Martha E. McNeeley VS.. G. w. McNeeley; d.
vorce complaint Grounds, cruelty and failure
toprovide.
Emil Martin Tvs. Henry Ranje; to revive
Judgment
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-09-01

The entire interest of the Troy Laundry for
merry owned by Mrs. John Kidd has passed into
the hands of Peter Sindlinger and Isaac H. Kier
sted, under the firm name of Sindlinger g. Kier-
sted. The laundry is frst-class in every respect.
The patronage of their friends is solicited Work
guaranteed.
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Sergeant Frederioks,

OF the Greedy arctic expedition, now resident
of this city, is the agent of Greely's magnificent
book, Three Years of Arctic Service 1t is the
latest, fullest and best book on arctic explora-
TONS and is splenddy illustrated. The book is
sold only by subscription. and Sergeant Fred
ericks is the exclusive agent here. His place of
business is at the next door north of the Journal
Office
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a Daddy Hubbard Dress.

A Texas baseball nine wear Daddy Hub
Halter, 81 and % South Illinois street Best
goods at lowest prices. Madagascar has post
age stamp so large that after a native has licked
ii AID plastered it on letter. he feels as though
he had licked man. Agent Dunlap's Celebrated
Hats
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Imnnrtant "a Ladies.

d. Lelewer. formerly the popular fur manu-
facturer of this city now at No 202 State street,
Chicago, is stopping over for to-day at the Bates
House, Ihae he will be pleased to meet his
former patrons and the general public in regard
to furs-repairing, altering and coloring. Call
or leave your orders at Bates House Office
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-09-01

Reunion of the Fifty-Seventh Regiment
The annual reunion of the Fifty-seve Reg
1ment, Indiana will be held at Knightstown, Ind.
Oct. and s, 1885, All comrades Of said regi-
hent are requested to he present
MARK NJ. MORRIS, Secretary.
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Blasting Powder.

DIASCl1g IUWu5Fi
We are agents for American Powder Co.,
and the celebrated Etna Dynamite. the best
stump blasting powder made. We sell at manu-
facturer's prices Also agents for Howe Scale
Co., tea, counter, PLATFORM wagon or track
scales. Ask your merchant for the solid steel
Game Cock chopping AK
HILDEBRAND & FUGATE
50 South Meridian st.
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The Grandest Excursion Of ALI
TO LOUISVILLE, KY.

So 90 round trip via j., NJ. & l., on the occa-
sion of the Grand GymnastIc Tournament, Sept.
4, g. 6 and 7, and celebration of the twenty fifth
anniversary of the Thirty Indiana Regi-
ment; also, grand opening of the Louisville Ex-
position at the same time. Excursion train will
leave on Sunday, Sept s. at A. NJ, sharp. For
further information~and tickets inquire at Karle
& Co., CT. Vonnegut, c. G. Hedderich, Pennsyl-
vania ticket Office Union Depot and township
trustees Office
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-09-01
PriAs Tn, 9friftar.

Candidate for the Office OF Secretary of State
before the Republican convention, will have his
personal headquarters at the Grand Hotel, and
his headquarters at the Denison House win be
La charge Of his friends.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-09-01

Fall Style Hats.
All the new fall style hats received at Sea
tons hat store, % North Pennsylvania street.
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THE NEW YORK STORE
ESTABLISHED 1851
Hosiery Department,
Glove Department.
Lace Cap Department.
Summer Underwear.

In all the above named de-
partments We are giving special
bargains this sUeek, preparatory
TO important changes to be
made.
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THE best patterns of folding beds at VIM. L.
3lders
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-07-28

1887 @eut,fne i'm Betrase BON $26b, 500
~ Amfrasen fur asenten. fopie @aten
fnr Clubs t6nnen nur in Der Office tn aen
Orleans semaGt peroen.
Bese adberer gustunft fGreibe man beutlid
bic sanae Abrefe.
Wsan idide @elb bur& Rcnal M Q.
ten, GrpreB Mrnen Srber, Wetp OOrf
Wediel auf Stem Orleaas.
Briefe NIT gurrenep unberdnbert per erprsb
Wir aablen erprebtofen.
M. u. Danptin,
Stein Drleans, Ca.
Man a~Sreffre resifrate 4riefe nnb feas
%. S. Wouen SrbreS ass anf bic Rem StIedns
aationaI 8ant, Stein SrIeans, Ca
Gbmarb Mopre, MSent,
221 aeeauia StraSe, San antsnio, Seras
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sin aanfmann in ner unteraaSt.

WV ~
benz bur4 elm leibenpes unb fdreieubes
Sinh mebrere Mdate Der S@laf seraubt
wurbe unp Der gu Der neber3eueune 8ez
lanste, bas Wrs. Winslpps Spotbtns
5nrup serabe Der Nrtitel iei, befen er fit
bas Sinh benSthiste. faufte einen gDrratb
bappn. Mls er mad 9aufe fam uno iets
ner Srau bapon WittheilunS madte, weis
serte fe fid, benz 3inbe BON Dem 9efauf>
ten su perabreiden, ba iie eine 4nbdn9e.
rim Der 9on1Sopathte mar. Die nddffe
Na9t wurbe mieoer idlafcs psrbraat.
Gls ber Sater am nddffen Gage mad
6auie tam, fanb er bas Sinh idledter
als ie, unb ba E: aberntals cine fdlaflcie
Nadt befirdtete, perabreidte er pahrenb
Der Mbpeienheit ieiner Sran benz 3trbe
cine Yprtipn be8 Ghrup unb iaSte nidts
bdppn. Die Madt barauf i@tief Gaes
wDbl unb ber tleine Sdreier erwadte
aut Wprsen nit hetterm @eitdt. Die
Wntter mar erfreut aber ben plSsltaen
m~unberbaren @e1fel unb pbtpoht fe f4
auerft beleibist fablte, ale fe Guftldruns
erhielt, feete fe bennc4 ben @ebran4
bes @hrups fort. Sdreienbe 2inber
unb idIafIoie Nadte frb ibr iett unbes
FAINT. Cine e~inselne Brobe NIT benz
Snrup Fat nod bas 2eiben iebes Rtnbes
unb bas 0orurtbeil Der Wutter befteSt.
Sn alien GpOthefen gu haben; rs Gents
bic Slaide.
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9ie Srage Ser INSTRUMENTATION
0ptt Gle6elatt6.

Ob prdIibent Gleselanb fir einen
apeiten Sermin nominirt tperben fols
9ieie 6rage tritt INNER udber an bic
Semofraten berart, unb tperut aud TO-
auiasen mod firth am Gage, 1T es bod
t1i9t 3u friib, bic 3ei9en binf6tli9
geantportung Der Grage gu bea9ten.
@ol9e bat aud ber fiir3li6 ftattgebabte
temofratiI6e @onbent bes fart 0emoz
fratii9en States Mifouri an bic 9ano
gegeben. Die 9elegaten purben iiber
Die bereste Grage bon 3eitungss8 eri9t>
erlfattern nausgebolt" uno bas @rgebs
niB lit, fur3 gefaBt, folgenbes:
Yot1 348 9elegaten erfldrten fi9 325
fhr @lepelanb, tuenn man6e at ibn1
aud 9as pber Scenes ausauieBen bats
ten baB er an bic alte bemotratii6e
Gegel r9em @ieger bic 8eutel" ni6t
10 re9t CLAUDE, ba6 ct mod ni6t genug
&epublifaner aus ben 8unoesdmtern
binausgemorfen uttb NIT 9emDfraten
erIebt babe, urb berglei9en mebr. &iz
niae 9elegaten tparet fit @oup. 9ia
bon Stem Oorf, anbere fir ben Cons
9reBabgeorbneten Wtorrlfpn bon 81
linois.
Dieies grgebniB 1T pobl Der ri6tige
Meinungausbrud bes ganser bentos
Ffratii9en St6ens, bonn Norben bier
gan5 abseieben. Glebelano bat atoar
6en Memterbnnger BET Demofrateu t1i6t
binrei9enb fur ite geftilt; a6er ct bat
6r9 bic partie nod einent. 8ierteliabrz
6unbert tpieoer einmal an bic Regiernt1g
gebra9t, unb rbieleiGR" behert ct fid.
ro1l1 Glepelanb ielbft bat f9, iobiel
man tpeiB, iiber bic Srage feiaer Wte=
ber=grnennuug nod gar ni6t ausges
fpro9et1 unb es preRirt ibm bartit tpohl
aud ni9t. 9aB ct, fobalo Die Jrage
in befimmter Weiie an i'm berantritt,
ni6t Meitt iagea uiro, bart pobl afs
fi1er angenDmn1et tperben.
(Isilp. 1erolb).
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Sic flbriaen 9aragrapben Der prpbt=
bitionifif1en prin3ipiensG rfldrung be-
fddftiaen fi6 nit anoeren Sineer1, bic
nidts nit Der prpbibition gu tbun 9a=
ben ut1b baher fir uns bier BON gerln<
aerem SntereRe finb. Sic ri9ten li9
geger bas vGuture"= unpelen, fpre6en
lid fiir SEN S9ub Der Nrbeiter seger
bas Gapital aug, ri9tem fi9 ferner ges
aen Bic 8er59leuberung Der Staats=
Idnbereien unb tpas 6erartiger Sober
mebr fino, bic fiir bic Mafien bere6net
fin6, unb bur6 bic man ii9 I'M Grunbe
genommen au Ni1ts perbinbli9 madt.
Was in ben parasrapben Z Bis II ges
fast pirb, tlingt gang f66r, TT aber
ti9t reu. bent ieber ebrli9e &epublis
faner min senau bafelbe. SIN l2ten
unb Iebtem paragrapben perpfi9tet li6
Bic Contention, itets in uebereinftimz
mung nit Der nationalen probibitionss
partei gu tpirfen, beren Sbdttgtett tie
tire bple SDmpatbie unb &%nertennut1g
ausfpri9t.
@be Bic Contention i6 berta9te,
ffelte man nod elm Staatsttdet aut, IN
Incident lauter berali6 unbebeutenoe
Namen figuriren unb behen 9aupts
@barafteraug 1T, oaB Der probibitioniz
fif6e ObersBonae BON Seras, rSr."
granfia, auf bemfelben bur6 4bmefens
belt gldnst.
Sic Greunbe ber perf6nli6en Jreibeit
In Seras iolten Die Platform Der pro=
%bibi!ioniteu iberaq bin perbreiten, oaz
nit Niemanb mebr In 3meifel lei, mas
uns beboritebt, penn bieie @eieui1af
ans &uber fommen folte.
Metr bas bic 2elte nD9 INNER ni9t
aus ibrer @lei6shltisteit emporrtttelt
ia, bann 1T ibuen ni@t mebr gu TO-
them unb ni@t gu belfen!
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wut. SSatna g gphn.

uniere 9auptnabrung 1T un6 bletbt
bas 5leif6, unb Inn iol9es frii9 u1o
gut gu e%rlan9en, fann matt unmogli9
einen superlaiigeren Marft ft1ben, als
ben bon Wm. 66fling & sobn, yto.
511 @pe. s. Sic 6erren baben benz
@ei6mad ibrer &unben &e6nuag gez
trager unb in ibrem gtablifement etre
talte 2uftmaf6ine erri6tet, tpel9e alen
Nnforoerungen fir @rbaltl1ng unb @nt=
fertung i6dbli6er Sngrebien5en bes
5leii9es entipri6t. Sic baben beffGnz
6ig in ibren 8iebb6fen einen groBen
g0rratb BON Maftbieb, aug tpel6em
nur bas 8eite fir ibre &unben gepdblt
miro. Wer reel bebient fein min, Der
belu9e ben Marft, So. Sill
Mpenue s. 1,10t1i
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ssua Ginbereaa g@mb : gtpre

fnb 1teue Waarett eingetrofen far bic
be%boritebenbe GritbiabrssSai
o II. Wir baben uus our9 ben 41z
genf9ein babon iiberaeu9t, baB biefe
Waaren: Damenz unb RinbersS 9nbe,
6erremi9ube &C., bas 8eite tnb, mas
ie int bieiigen Marfte oferirt tpuroe.
Die Mustpabl 1T iebr rei9baltig un6 bic
preiie finb iebem 8e6iirfniB atgemehelt.
Wer elegantes unb ~bauerbaftes @9ubz
aeug tragen min, Der gebe gum
Cinderella SGub=Store
gde 9ouftontraBe & @be. s.
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aetn snpd,en.Meteen ,aebr.

gbwaro Shepherd in harrisburg, Su., faet
.Da Der @ebrau6 bes electric Sitter 10 pobl-
t6atise Golsen fir mid bate, balte ID mid fir
berpfidfet, Dies bet leioenOen Meni9beit NIT.
autbeilen SD bate a9t Sabre lang Elm boieS
Sein unb meme Nerate bcbaupteten, pap emit
tueber her anoden sei@abt ODER Sas Seit OBJ
aenommen pernen miiUe. Statt bei1en gebraudi'
fe ib bret Glaf6en electric Sitter unb Z Sdadg)s
teln 8udle1s Mrniea. Salbe unb nteia Betn TT
iebt sefunb.
electric 8itters tpirb fets ben grfols baden,
ber fit bafelbe beanfprudt tpirS. Nur 30
geuts bic SIaide bel U. 0reib.
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@mter GrfuIa in iebemt Sale.

$. y. BRADFORD, @apterbdnbler in @battp@
nooga, Sem., fdreibt, bab feline 2unsea bon
elmer iarfen Grtaltuns befaaen tuuroen lnb BOP
ct biele Wtittel basesen ~erfolslos anpanbte. Ut
purbe beranlast, Dr. Sings Neip DISCOVERY
sesen ausaebrans au beriu9en, ct folste Dem
&atbe unb lift bur9 ben Gebrau9 tpertger Gla'
fdem gebeilt toorben. Seit iener Belt bat ct
bas Mittel sesen Sufen unb @rtaltuns IN fetner
Samilie ftetS nit sutem @rfolg ansetpanot.
Sieielbe grfabruns babem Sanjenbe gemadt,
berea reben bur@ Die punberboae S'seoberg
eerettet 1purbe.
Y~robeHaf@en fret in ber apotbete bon u.
9reib.
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California @eime.

SER s. s. MeDer, WbDleiale &
@efailbdnbIer III Meinen, Nlamo pla5e,
lit bor &ttr5em BON ieiner bierten 8es
f9dftsreife na9 galifornien 5urtdges
febrt. st tatu iest feiae 2uroen unb
Gamilien nit ben beten Sorten bon
@aliforntas@ einen unb reinem Srauz
bens8ranbp perfeben. &einen @alifors
mia glaret berfauft er bic Galone-$1.
Yortz unb anbere unberfdlf6te @eine
finb itets Bel inn Dorrdtbig.
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2utbern,t9
atttD Seilmn9.

Sci &ebl@ uno eungenfranfbeiten lit eS
bodt ipidtig, baB man glei6 i'm Gnfang
bon aper's Gberrb : Bectoral @ebrau@
maat. Sebe Stunbe SeridumniB erb0bt
bic @efabr unb fam traurige Solsen babeu.
g. 9. 8ebnolbs, Npotbefer in 9irftelb,
Wte., idreibt: 0@per's GberrpzYectoral 1T
cine tpunberbare 4r3nei. SIN Serbft 1876
erfdltete i'd mid, uno bate iosleid idred>
liaen Sulten. 9ies bauerte bret gtonate,
i'd mar nit Der aus3ebrang bebrobt. Bon
meiuem Nafbar tpuroe mir
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8. s.. M1IIer. MhplefQIez unb

- 6. s.. MSii4ers Wbplefale> rnD
NetailbGnbler in Sarben, Selen, Mns
ftrei9ermaterialen, @ommerceflaBe,
5an Mntonio empfieblt fein groBes
Eager 1T biefen Mrtiteln gu Stem Oort
Breiien uno ma6t gang befonoers a1f
Sen gep6blten 8orratb bon Bilbern:
@bromos, Rupfers urb 9tablfi6en,
OeIgemdlbem unb pbantaiie gilbern
a1er Nrt. ferner auf Die gef9madpole
Mustpabl BON 8ilberrabmet Der alers
m~obernften Gorm unb auf bic Maes
umfaHenben 3ei6enmaterialen aufs
merriam. Ollie Nuftrdge fiir irgenb ei1e
Der obigen 8rau9en weroen prompt
ausgefibrt; 8ilber BON ieber @r6Be einz
gerabmt unb ale Nrbeiten m6gli9ff
f6neG unb gut beiorgt, bic in bas Sad
f9lagen.
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= Ma9t Cure Beftelungen fiir Sta
9elbrabt, glatten 9rabt, @iienble6,
Gupferble9 unb 26tbe BET Ptper &
g 6uItbeB 249 Morfet Str.
Spart @eIb unb 3eit.
@arantie fir niebrigfte Marftpretie.
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MDer's
GberrDsNectOrd

anempfoblen, uuo that aud iosleidgiinfttge
Birtung. Sd fubr bamit fort Bis i'd flint
ODER feds Slai9en perbraudt bate, uuo
bann mar i'd o%outdnoig gebeilt." Or.
Chambers g. Beun, bon 8aroen, Scioto
Co., Ohio, idreibt: nReine Grau lit all
einem beftigeu Suften, uno mari 5utpetlen
8lut ans. 9a Die in iol6en Sdlen gez
rpobnlid porgeidriebenen gttttel ntfts
balfen, 10 bei9lob td einen Seriu9 nit
aper's GberrpsBectoral gu MAIDEN rro Id
bin feft iiberseugt, baB es bas tpar, mas fe
BON Der eungenzSd Winbiudt rettste."
3ubereitet bon
81. 3. q. aber & Co., 2otpelL @ah.
Sn aHen app.bssn ~ babsn.
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= Nper's 9lsue Cure 1T bic ein5ige
betannte Nr3nei, bic cine li6ere uno
bauernbe 5eilung BON GrDf unb Jieber
berbeifibrt, inbem es bas @ift, tDel9es
bic &rantbeit berborruft, austreibt. gs
bemirft bies nit Si9erbeit unb ldBt
feline ua9tbeiligen @infliife auf ben
G6rper 5urid. Ni6ts 1T 10 bebriideno
unb intercollegiate, ats bic periooif6e
Wieberfebr bes nit Grof abme6lelnben
6iebers unb S6neiBes, tpel9e bieier
&rantbeit e%igentbimli6 lit.
= u. Wnberfon, elm Sane, Der am
Capitol arbeitet, wurbe bur9 elm fall
lenbes etiid 6ol8 f9tper am 2opf bers
tpunbet.
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its where such sacrifices were made.

spots where such sacrifices were made.
This is an example which ought to be fol-
lowed by Maine. Leading soldiers in the
State have already taken steps to have the
matter brought to the attention of the Legis-
lature next winter; and it is expected that
Col. j. r. Bachelor, Superintendent of
Tablets and Monuments on the battlefield,
will come to Maine to explain the desirabili-
ty of marking the places where each battery
and regiment from Maine Stood But the
Legislature ought to require no urging. The
State of Maine, far poorer in resources and
with population much less than that of
New York, could send no such numbers as
were sent by her sister States. But her pro-
portion Of soldiers were there, and in the
deeds they performed, the sacrifices they
made and the fame they won, were surpassed
by the soldiers of no other State. With
the most memorable passages in that conflict
the names of Maine regiments are insepara-
bly, connected. Maine soldiers were in the
wheat field, on Little Round Top on the CEN
tire where Ricketts, charge was repulSed.
These spots are visited by larger throngs
every year, not only of veterans, but of men
and women to whom the story of Gettysburg,
is history. 1t would be shame if the State
of Maine should erect nothing to tell to the
traveller where her sons stood on those July
DAYS
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Chamber Furniture.

80,
heau aoous oui Va, - -
per.oe.s nia"e =, an ny 1wo,r,.t IT,
iiie' onoi,y' yam, s'-'a
la eos' auu oess 49,. ~ -.
Every set wall an'ou anu i.oisns piopa.e " W,
uepo'' snan "'o ~" '. ~ -.
prices maui III sl,is non., anu aao "
y. Is 49,
S,,a' pa POI ~ 10
oam sea ,,sara, ~ tha
w ~ s'. So NJ 20 Caot,,t
c. a.,n;r.; 80 90 bodstaod hrrao, oon,m,oaa
- .eo,,ou 49, o,,a to,,,o1 raoI, r,o,,in,,
80 ,,;aaas oo,onlato for 900 THIS COZ hoe never
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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1886-10-08
AN ExAMPLEFoR MAINE.

Last spring the Legislature of New York
passed an act ito provide for designating the
positions and movements of the troops of
the State of New York on the battlefield of
Gettysburg" Under this act commission.
of which General Daniel E. Sickles is presi-
dent, are now at work determining the posi-
lions and preparing for the work. This
week they have been taking the testimony
of officers who participated in the battle. as
to the positions occupied by their regiments.
The place of each regiment will be marked
by several granite shafts of uniform design.
while much larger shaft of the same de-
sign will probably be erected in favorable
place. New York lost nearly seven thous-
and men in the three days of the battle, near
Iy a third of the entire Union loss, and the
people of New York have done most fitting
thing in making provisions for marking the
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1886-10-08
PERSONAL AND PECULIAR.

Mr.. w. FL. Fl. Murray, Familiarity known
as Adirondack" Murray, is giving course
of lectures at fremont Temple, Boston.
Mr.. Parnell and his mother and sister in
tend to spend the winter in the south of
France. They will probably visit Rome, and
will not return to England before the re-
opening of Parliament
The widow of General Custer is at work
on her book of frontier life, tax
ing notes from an old colored woman who
lived with her in camp on the plains and in
Kansas, and who is blessed with an eXcep-
tionally fine memory. She remembers things
her mistress had forgotten.
A monument to General Grant has just
been dedicated at Iront0n, Nc, on the spot
where he received, August 8, 1861, the COM
mission raising him from the rank of Colonel
to that of Brigadier- General. 1t was erected
by the surviving members of his old 21st Hi
nois Regiment.
At the recent Triennial Conclave of
Knights Templar at st. Louis, two eminent
members of the order, brothers, met for the
first time in twenty-seven years. They were
w. B. Miller, of California, and Rome Mil
Ter, of Nebraska. They were separated
when respectively seven and four years old,
and had until the present year been unable
to find each other.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1886-10-08

A man who is running for office is liable to
be accused of some pretty mean things; but
a Mississippi candidate for Congress named
Hale is the most slandered man yet. Be-
sides being nick-named ''yaller dog" the
story has been started by his opponents that
he ''once murdered man, hid the body in a
corn-feld and refused to tell the widow
where it was''
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1886-10-08

One of our esteemed rural contempt raries
after giving the subject long and perhaps
prayerful attention has come to the concur
sion that ''the appropriation of another's
funds by confidential clerks is a business
that should be discouraged" This certainly
is sound conclusion, and does great credit
to our esteemed contemporaries moral sense,
as well as to its calmness and severity of
expression.