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National Republican., 1888-03-22
ruE SMALL ruNGs OF ApAy.
Minor Occurrences In and About the
CITY,

Minor Occurrences In and About the
CITY.
ThCrummssiuners have declined to rcinstatc
y. II. cole ON the police force.
The deaths last week numbered lil--whiic.
-. cuurCd. 3d. Births 70 and marriages l5
Friedrich lIousam has disposed of part uf
lot In square SIG To- Annie DewyCr for SB,jO
BENJAMIN H. Wardcr and wife have sold to
Orlando H. Wilcox for $1,000, sublOt l?j In
square W.
Frank X. Ward has offered to rent his Third
street building tu the commissioners for II
District stable.
Harry f. Smms has been appointed u me-,
sCugCr in Supt cooks office. sumner building
NitCJ W, Cole, resigned.
Levin Frey was excused from Jury duty in
circuit court No yesterday and samuel Ross
was drawn tu I'LL the vacancy.
Edward e. Wnlthal has purchased Gi Hart
well T. Heath for Sl3,TH lot u in PhlIip 5
subdivisions of lots In square lGn
lum Kendall, colo2rd, was given n year In
lail Yesterday by fudge Sncil for Stabbnl
Joseph Barillm. culurcl saturday night last
Walker King has declined the position Of
supervisor ut the Metropolitan street rtilruul.
and accepted that ut night Clcrk Hul watch
man
Mcs,rs Meredith. wn>lip y Co.. of George.
town. have been awarded the contract for
furnishing the naval academy with 100 tons OF
coal.
:. pplmCrw wa. Yesterday given u permit to
run 4 siding from the Baltimore and Potomac
tracks into his place oi business uu virginia
avenue.
Cart. Symous j. preparing maps showing
the location uf underground work in the Dis
trict. Last month over NOl corrections IN the
llCu tluu ui mains were made.
MIR lyman was accepted aS juror IN circuit
,Omt Nu2 yesterday. u. pOrtngr's name was
returned To- the box as being absent from the
city, and T. u. CUtircll was drawn tu take his
place.
burglar alarm IN the house Of Mr.. ], T..
Powell. Of AnuCOStia, was the means of fright.
,ning uif u thief who attempted to force an
entrance into the house ut .o'clock yesterday
morning.
Jasper jackson, who was convicted som"
time ago uf assault with intent 20 XIII,
and ON Friday last was granted anew trial by
Justice Montgomery, was yesterday released
ON $500 bail with Joseph johnson rs surety.
~ ROLLING stone gulhcrS no moss but II
may get an advertisement for DR.. Bulls
4 ,,u,l. ,,niutpI an II
National Republican., 1888-03-22
Killed by Reckless Driving.

Coroner Patterson held an inquest over the
remains of Mrs. Katherine O'Neil yesterday at
her late residence near Green Springs. The
lady was killed by buggy running over her.
The jury after hearing the evidence retired,
hut soon brought In a verdict that the de.
ceased Catherine O'Neil came to her death by
injuries received by being run over by buggy
drawn by horse reckessly driven by James
johnson" johnson, who was under arrest,
was committed to Jail by the coroner, Mrs.
O'Neil's funeral takes place this morning from
Trinity Church, Georgetown.
National Republican., 1888-03-22
TIE rock ErnooK GRApBEn
Called Upon to stand Trial in the
Criminal Court.

Criminal Court.
The case of Frank Whitney. alias Frank
Wilmington, colorcd, charged with larceny
from the person in snatching q pocketbook,
containing S1.II aud street-car tickets, from
the hands Of Catherine Clements, on February
Is last, on the Il street side of the Center
Market was called for trial before Justice
Montgomery. in the criminal court, ycstcr.
day afternoon. Mr.. Coyle appeared for the
government and Mr.. Chas. Mundhcim for
the defense This is the ease where the de.
femdant was acquitted on Monday by reason
Of flaw in the Indictment, was re-arrcsted
On leaving the court room, q new indictment
found by the grand jury. and he was ar
ragncd and plead not guilty the same day.
Catherine Clements, delicate looking
girl of IL years. was the principal witness,
and told the story in Il straightforward man
ner. She had been sent by hcrmothcr to the
market ON the day IN question to purchase
The marketing. She purchased some butter
from COuntlywUnnl on the B street side,
end as she was IN the act of returning some
change to the pOCkCthOOk II was snatchcd
out her hand 10y colOred man who ran
away. she saw his face twi lee before he dis
appeared. That evening she went to tile
first precinct station house with her
father aud identified the prisoner as the man
who snutchcd the pockclbook. Francis ].
Clements, father of the preceding witness,
cOrrOlUruted her story on several points,
and Officer Heller testified to making the
arrest on the information furnished by the
little girl.
The defer, 20 claimed that II was case Of
mistaken identity; that the prisoner did
not steal the pockctboOk: that the little girl
was 80 confused by the attack that she
could not remember the face of the man,
and that undue Influence had been used
with her to persuade her to identify Whit
ney as the man. Several witnesses were
examined to prove the allegations of the
defense. At the close of the testimony
court adjourned for the day and the Jury
was rcspitcd
National Republican., 1888-03-22
Wanting the Trustees bonded.

Hanson II. Gillet, aged II years. AMI his
mother, Abbie ". Gillct, yesterday filed bill
in equity against Reginald Fendall and John
u. COughln, as trustees and others. II Is
learned from the bill that Ransom IL. Gillet is
one of the heirs of the estate of the late
Eleanor e.. Gilet, his grandmother, who died
March 30. 1850 The value of his share now
amounts to about $1,000 FendalI and Cough
lin are trustees, but never gave bond, and this
bill Is filed for that purpose.
National Republican., 1888-03-22
clerks beneficial Association.

The Clerks Mutual Benefit and Protective
Association met at Stidham's Hall, 1923 Sew.
,nth street northwest, last Tuesday evening,
ind elected the following officers to serve for
the ensuing six months Past president II. X.
Grimes; president James Jrdinston; first vice
president. Y. X. Plant third vice president,
W. II. Coleman; recording secretary, Fred.
Breslau; financial secretary. II, G. Fisher;
treasurer. c. L. Manter; warden. W. H. Fill
A statement of the receipts and expenditures
of the association from the time of its organl-
Zation to Jan. last was submitted to the
meeting, and Is as follows Total receipts,
Si5sGs5; paid TO sick members. Ssis.7O; work.
of death fund SllI; balance on hand to sick
fund, Sli0.i2,
National Republican., 1888-03-22
$1,000

CAPACITY had the coliseum at Rome, ".
" Peters 5000 Milan Cathedral 10000, ST.
Pauls. London, 3l.O0O. Cathedral. Antwerp,
5000 hut were these wondrous halls filled
ind crowded they would contain only small
fraction of the number Of people who gladly
testify that for every medicinal quality and
social purpose the G. q. Taylor Bourbon and
Rye Whisky, bottled by C. II. GRAVES Il
SONS, Boston, and sold by Grocers and Drug
gists has never been eaualed.
National Republican., 1888-03-22

Az ELEGANT substitute for Oils, Salts. Pills
and all kinds of bitter, nauSeouS Liver Medi
cines. Cathartcs, is the very agreeable liquid
are evdent'-it l. more easily taken, more ac
ceptable to the stomach more pleasantly ef.
fcGsiye. and more truly beneficial To- the sys.
TEN than any other remedy. Recommended
by leading physicians. and for sale in 30 cent
and 81 bottles by all leading druggists,
National Republican., 1888-03-22
WILTON VELVETS.
MOQUETTES.

We would state that the above goods are
perfect In every respect and mostly Of the best
makes and good desirable patterns. Persons
ayailmg themselves Of this opportunity will
save from 25c to SOC per yard. We would ad,
wise your calling early as at these prices they
will not remain upon our shelves but u few
days,
National Republican., 1888-03-22
Indrc NIneIings To-NigIIt.

"a ROLLING stone gulhcrs no moss" but II
may get an advertisement for DR.. Bulls
[ nlIrh Syrup paiutpd on IL.
National Republican., 1888-03-22
Militia Officers Commissioned.

The President has signed the commissions
Of the following officers of the District militia
Wm. &. Moore. colonel lSt infantry; Cecil
Clay. colonel I'd infantry: VIM. ~ Dalton,
lieutenant colonel lst infantry; NJ. Emmett
| rcll, lieutenant colonel 3d infantry; Forest
W. McElroy, adiutant I'd battalion infantry
with rank Of list lieutenant: Vim. II. Myers.
Quartcrmaster I'd battalion infantry, rank Of
ist lieutenant; Richard A. Pyles, surgeon I'd
lattaliOn infantry rank of lSt lieutenant, and
John Morris Field, lst lieutenant in the signal
IDrpS
National Republican., 1888-03-22
NAVE been sufferer from catarrh for the

NAVE been sufferer from catarrh for the
past eight years Having tried number of
remedies advertised as sure cures" without
obtaining any relief, had resolved never to
take any other patent medicines, when
irlenu n,a m adNlSea ,h % me 10 Try Ely 'reath baln
testify with pleasure that after using II for six
weeks I believe myself cured. II is a most
agreeable remedy-an invaluable Balm.--Jos'
lph StCWArt. B!l GRAND ave. BrnOklNn.
National Republican., 1888-03-22
Election of Officers,

At the meeting of the Pennsylvania Demo.
cratic Association Tuesday evening perma'
ncnt organization was effected by the election
Of the following named officers: President,
Hon John Il. Lynch; first vice president, c; NJ,
recording secretary, B. b. King; financial sec.
rctary. F. 4. ErmentrOut; corresponding secre'
tury s. A. FuOse: treasurer, Daniel 7. Noone.
National Republican., 1888-03-22

ANoOsTURA BIrTERs. the world renowned
appetizer and ISvigortur USel now over the
whole civilized world. Try il, but beware of
limitations. Ask your grocer or druggist for
the genuine article, manufactured by DR., j. o..
II. Slcgcrt Il sons.
National Republican., 1888-03-22

IMroRTANT.-Al persons afflicted with rheu.
matisn. neuralgia sore thoat. pains In the
back or limbs. spraihs bruises &C., should be
Informed that salvation oil Is what they need
For sale by all druggists. Price - cents q
I.,tN
National Republican., 1888-03-22
A Few Or Tur Nrw SHADES.

~ l. EW OF l. HE IN EW tOHADES.
our Spring Dress Goods Stock Is full
in the broadest sense of the word.
No previous season has shown the
advancement in producing such be-
wideriDg array of new shades as the
present. There are in the various silks
and woolens and the silk.and.wool
fabrics no less than one hundred and
fifty new shades, produced by the ar.
tistic comminging of one shade or
color with another. That our custom.
ers may keep pace with this wonderful
growth Of shades in the textile world.
we append herewith list of the most
fashionable shades of the spring and
summer season as now shown by us:
BONJouR'S FRENCH CASHIlERES.
This fabric is soft, light in weight,
fine IN texture, brilliant in finish, and
is admirably suited to the present style
of drapery. The shades embrace:
CENDRE--A greensh gray.
ALlNE-A new bronze gray.
GRlS-A steel gray.
GOBIER-A blush gray.
PERLE--A pale siyery gray.
BElGE-A pale grayish tan.
CASTOR-A deep fawn tan.
CHAI'DRON-A reddish brown.
CUIOltE-A leather brown.
sAyOYARD-A deep brown.
MARRON-A medium brown.
TABAC-A pale brown.
IIONA reddish brown.
SlAM--A golden brown.
ACAJor-.A mahogany brown.
DANTE-A. yellow brown.
GEAI-Dark sapphire blue.
GOBELlN-A grayish blue.
COBEA-A light grayish blue.
PlLOTE-A deep navy blue.
MAllNE-An of navy blue.
WtEN'S EGG-A pale gray blue.
yIEuX-A deep grayish blue.
CEil.-A pale greenish blue;
MEXI9I E-A ,delicate, sky blue.
Girls BLEu A steel blue.
RfASAHA RANERtF 4 1 IInsf RInis blue; blue.
NEBuLEU SEA pale gray.
BoA-A dead greenish gray.
CARTlIAGE-An ashen gray.
PAlS-A pea green
ALLl!GAToRI,A grayish green
AuBuSsoN-A yellow green.
RESEDA-A ME:I4, pGle, gray green:
RlSSE--A dark yellow green.
TILLErL-,A pale yellow green,
MotSSE--A pinkish drab.
TIGE-A blownisl green.
ORIENT-A golden yellow.
COPPER-The color of copper.
CHAMolS-.A pale yellow
CREAM--A yellow white.
IN0RY-A cold pure white.
CAMPAGNA-A brownish red.
TERRA COTTA-A yellowish red.
NlEuN ROSE--A faded pink.
BRIQUE-A brick.dust red.
EI'lJJSI A m rod
CAOMOISl-A brilliant red.
GRENAT-A bright garnet
ANTIQuE Z RED-Deep.glowin
ETRU SQUE-A reddish salmon.
FLAME-A vivid red.
CACTpS-A bright scarlet.
HEBE-A rose pink.
SAPPHO-A pale pink,
LANANDE-A pale lavender.
llLAC-A medium lavender.
Also the ordinary, neyer-changng
navy. olive, myrtle, seal, cardinal, Sc.
ONLY 75c PER YARD.
We also have superb line of
IMPORTED FRENCH BRoADCLoTHs.
in all of the above named shades, that
are suitable for street wear, at the fol.
lowing popular range of reasonable
prices:
si5O, So, AND $3.50 PER YARD.
WOODWARD & LOTHROP
Cor. 18th & F SITS. NV.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-09-08
Thirteenth.

Glass Ea.l Shoosing FRS Prize, sl5
Gold ola: Sec nd Prize. SIT Go Coin
First Prize. $40 adiifionai, presented
by y ltamilfon, OF Silver City.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-09-08

County Committees in the several
counties will please make the recess
sary arrangements for the meet
ings.
E. D. BOYLE, Chairman,
F. C. LORD, Secretary.
Republican papers of Nevada
please copy.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-10-13

County Committees in the several counties
will please nuke the necessary arrangements
for The meetings.
J. W. ADAMS,
Chairman Democratic State Central Commit
ice.
p. j. DUNE. Secretary.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-10-13
PaItXadc sfoIei.

Since the recent fire at Pnlisado
which destroyed NY hotel, together With
ito contents, have opened The PAIL
SADIE HO1EL aud auI now prepared
to accommodate the travelling public
with good nccOn modntions, both as to
hoard and lodging a liberal share Of
the public patronage is respectfully
solicited.
l-V T. III. BACM.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-10-13
NOTICE FOR PUBLICA
TON.
Land ONGe ut Eureka. Neyadn. !
S. L.eL,be,, = 1S33.

Land 0lice ut Eureka. NcYadn.l
Sc ,,ei9ber !; 1883.
NORGE is FEEECY GIVEN THAT
Nv tIc - ''Ow'Sg rndI4,r >et,ier Ias Hled IL =
icc Of his jGteLt.ol 10 make final PROOF in sup.
poet o. DIS cla; ~. a2d tuat said proof WI be
made before me District Cuurt OF Nevata at
Eiko, Exc cor".v, on Mo1ray, Oci 81, 1883
viz: Homestead Ep;iy No. ga, John Pua'an
for zoe Il OF S W i Sec. 80 x oiSE1a
Sec. 81, ~. 20 y, II ca E, Moput DiabIo NJ. !
dor.
He names the following witnesses 10 prove
bis con 1rOrs JCS,1 ice upoJ, aLG t,U w.
ton o, .uladU, viz:
G DNw!ey of Elko county, Nevada.
j II 1aber.
W HesscD,
Il Is Atwell,
d. H. HALL,
Register.
O,Ge eG tEat the above notice be published
for period OF thirty days in the DAILY INDIE.
PENpEsy.
d. II. HALL, Re2'ster.
Dated, l'ko, Sept. 1U. 1883.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-10-13
Dissolution os Partnership.

Notice is hereby given that The part
neiShin heretfole existing between j. r,
Rujne ard ". y. Perry, in ID. butcher
iug business, in Carin, Ejko coupy,
Nevada, was this day dissolved Ey
mutoai cOusenS. All bills due the firm
will he pad to j. z Rale, who as
su'ues all allegations against the said
firm, and viii continue tue business OF
tue la:e firm.
J 2. RA1Ss,
". Il. Percy.
Carl.n, Sept. II, 1883.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-12-01
Something Tor Christmas.

II the daughters of the household want
To make q great many presents and have
only few funds from which to draw /
would suggest sheet of cclluluid. You
ran make almost anything out of it.
Papa shaving leaf, mammal spectacle
gn-r. sister, ucedlcbook covers, brother.
tablet YOUR own letter pockets. aud. in.
l"cd, more things than | can we'll men
ton. You can make very handsome card-
hy cutting piece of the celluloid the
size YOU wish and FASTING ON one of the
pretty pictures You have been saving for
-omcthiug Won scarcely kn.w what at
the time YOU put it away 50 carefully.
on can mark out dove aud paint pretty
blue wings and pink feet, and suspend it
In the centre of one of your Christmas
Wreaths. OF it il prettyall in white except
q few touches in pencil A. soon a YOU
begin to think about it You will doubtless
think nf more ways to use this convenient
article than can suggest. You can
make many hearts light aud happy with
very little expense aside from your own
labor For A. has often been said, Life
Is made up of little things"
Forget not the aged whose homes are
brrclt Ut those dear ones who once admin
i-t-rcd TO their needs.
VIII vou not send something to our
'"'u'u" JUS '"'u- ~ ''' "'lu
slight will be acceptable.
The irst white lie may we'll be- regarded
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-12-01
a Change in the journal Force

Il il With regret that the Journal parts
\ iii one Of It's oldest add most reliable EN-
ployes. Mr. VIII If. Dulton. who has re-
Gently purchased tbs Photographic bushes.
of C. 4. shorey. Mr Dgnt0n has been cot
n@cted With the journal for eighteen years,
aud Is one Of the finest printers in Maine.
The artistic TASTE which has be eachafacterist
lc Of all his Notk will be VI great assistance to
him in his new work for y hich he is specially
adapted lie was for some years foreman
Of the book room, but year ago he gave up
that place to take charge Of the job depart
meut While the Journal IS sorry to lose 80
Old add valuable member Of II, establish
ment, it cor graduates him on his excellent
business outlook and wishe. him all success
in his new work.
Mr. Duntons place in The job department
will be filed by Mr. l. A Moor who has
had charge of several OF the largest Job
printing establishments, and whose reputa-
Ton as a fret class printer, vas too long ago
established this city to need any other Al
nouncement now, than his name.
Mr. Dunton will be assisted in hi, new
bushes, by Mr.. Shorey who viii remain as
operator, at least I'll next spring
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Astu embellishments.
WANTED 100 s1I coon sS ssS TG

STOCK. Large eomps sztion- Business quickly
leSrned w tie 4; once 10 GRO. B. McMASANoS,
I rove+iesdS Wv Rochester, n 7.
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Advice TO Mothers.

Are You disturbed AZ night Aad broken Of
your rest BY sick child suffering and cry
ing with pain of cutting teetht Ii 50, SEM
At once And ges bottle Of Mas WSsLows
SOOTHING SrErP FOX CEILDKES TEsFHIsS
Its value Is incalcGlAbie. Il vii relieve the
poor LILLE sufferer Immediately. Depend
upon it, mothers, there Is 70 zIls-ake about
it. II cures dysensery and aLarrh0ea
regulates the stomach aad bowels, cures
wind colo. softans the gums, reduce. IL
aAnmAiion, and gIyes ioae and energy 70 TIT
~hole system. Mks- WHsLows SOOTHING
SYRUP FOB CHILDREN TZEEaIsG i riessan'
TO the taste, and i. the prescription Of one Of
the olde.t ant best female n1rses and nhy-
sicians ID the United SLA-ss, and : for ssle
by all druggists thorough; the Horll Fncs
IS c.7ts bottle
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THEIR NOSES.
Governor Tlrs nose Is quite small.

Governor Hills nose is quite small.
The late john Kelly had fiat, pug
nose.
Gladstones nose is big. but it ends in q
sharp point.
Bismarck has big nose that is, how
ever. almost flat on the end.
Jay Gould is possessed Of large nose,
so Is Russell sage and Cyrus W Field.
Gen. Grants nose was not too large,
but it was large enough to be prominent.
DR. Talmace and Dr. John Hall, both
famous pulpit orators. have large noses.
Joseph Pulitzer and Charles \. Dana
both have large noses. Pulitaer's is very
prominent.
Gen. llarrison's nasal organ is quito
large. hut not So prominent az that OF
Levi T. Morton or the Old Roman
Baines nose ia very prominent. and
all his children, including his daughters,
are easily distinguishable by the same
large feature.
Ben Buffers nose is quite small. so is
Henry NatterSon's. but George W.
Childs, Austin Corbin. Chauncey NJ De
pew, Lawrence Barrett and scores Of
others who are prominent before the
public have their full share of nasal
organ.
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GRANDMOTHER q oarret.


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theHl,
And rgbDish enoash shla'. hear 70 snthraH.
foa VA siag 81 700 plsAss n The es,seree
bucket
Toa may s,Bs 4 tie cieee which .t9oa IN ne stair
Bot ia fay D~n han there s. HaagAl cOmpafs
srh
~ sraadaotters zafrsl al aai al rryair.
There ssre shs.f. 5arkea 1ita patchwork her dear
hAad- sa4i fsltfd.
Tiare esge D~0Es Which sne 2esFnsa when a chilli
IKE seif
here Hefr bite u I'D ciius In aaknf cot aar cup
s1Rsd
sieh bad issf bath ~ 4s~srs lnd part ~ shelf
I'D spiaasng Et~ei 1td afyad Anne IN Oh. coruer
-HgEest.ss u llaFs. 18th .ssr ttier scent.
y hieH grandma bad paf.'-1 In gii ftsbt0ns'i
bureau
n room shers faiiDssd Narn~ver she seut-
Asd ihs cradle 10 Ehirh / Va. facked Ngrs bAoy
lii 10 red sui FaitF 4atlf, ,1y 20 BY
heart
I'd ia ii s1essi ny 9sn hahirf ~ .aaassi
iili never ttsugi tia2 sonnet must par
In Tho grArr fhaf have passed II Jos shd u sofroN
pi9tHf~ 'ss Kept % srnar7' fair val,
" ~ gfaIdmYthsf's saret. aita eD0avDs aHl
r9utfnfs
Win Arr 1--we, ts . seii, tarpfsn over SO all
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NAN1ED-hy yOung man who can give the
w best OF references to character and re.
Liability position a. clerk in retail grocery or
variety store. Address II. {. )" Journal Office
OCT i6dtf
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Probably no one thing has caused such
general revival of trade at j. VI. Mixer.
Drug Store as their giving away to their Gus
toners of so many free trial b)ttles of DR.
Kings New Discovery for Consumption. Their
trade Is simply enormous in this very valuable
article from the fact that it always cures and
never iisappoints. Coughs, Colds, Asthma
Bronchitis. Group, and all throat and lung
diseases quickly cured. You can test it be-
fore buying by getting trial bottle free,
large size 81. Every bottle warranted.
sept3dSs lychwSyr
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-12-01

For many years the manufacturers of DR..
Sase's Catsrrh Remedy. who are thoroughly
sponsible, financially. have offered in good
faith, through nearly every newspaper in the
land, standing reward of $500 for a case of
nasal catsrrh, no matter how bad, or of how
long standing, which they cannot cure. The
Remedy is sold by druggists at only so cents
II is mild, soothing, cleansing. deodorizing,
antlsepue and healing. nov2SWS&wfolr
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-12-01
Wanted.

vTTANTED-F class b1srders, "a Bridge
w street. u9y-.iI<. Nfs. +. HOWARD.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-12-01
SOMETHING FOR THE LADIES.

The following clipping may be read
With interest IL carried me- back 10 nay
'pinafore day. and il doubtless will re-
mind many Of yog Of the Old artie where
you have spent many happy hour talking
% youF.sif a. children Niii. ''ThO-e day.
u childish innoes nee are gone bat let u
hope that durisg that period Of oar lives
where memory iOye- 20 dwell, W. stored
up .omethiDg that viii ever BE- help and
.DlnfOFf % d. IN OIL rlr..r near-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-12-01
For Sale.

q 1oR sAIE-th heap for cash one Of the be.i
- iartns in New vrA STATE. About 20 acres
Splendid chance TO invest. Address {. Is WAGAR,
1 N = A drcldtw-