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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-22

Arrival OF Sir Edwin Arnold.
New YORK, Oct. 22.-Sir Edwin Arnold was
q passenger on the steamer City Of New York,
which arrived today.
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Y OUR
COMFORT WILL BE CONSIDERED.

sslespeople of experience politeness and patience.
Proper mirrors. fitting 1t has been said that
the appointments of the Palais Royal Wrap Depart
ment not exceled- BEING situated on the second
aoor from the noise and hustle Of the somewhat
crowded first floor. offer you comfortable chairs
and plenty of room. that the garments may be
leisurely and critically examined.
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ConpelI Committed IN I.u

Joseph Connell. alias shanty Corners. charged
in the Criminal Court with burglary and lar
ceny. was brought in this morning ON bench
warrant aud committed to Jail
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From the Eastern Argus.
Mr.. Albert worden OF Chebeaguo Island has
in his possession . curious stone which he
picked up q short time ago. Its light colored.
One side is nearly fat and has an outline
which represents quito distinctlys general
Darker stones make good chapeau, and the
creases In the rock gives the general shape. Mr..
Worden has mounted it in frame which sets
II OF to good advantage.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-22

SAN FRAxcIsco, Oct 22-United States Con-
sui Sewell Of Samoa arrived on Tuesday night
on board the steamship Oceanic and left last
night for the east. He reports no trouble at
Samoa
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LADIES',
JACKETS IN A HUNDRED STYLES.

JAChEIS IN a HUNDRED STILES.
Those with Louis XVI collars have been much i'd
mired. but there are hundred sfviss: from Is
to s4S each. The fur-trimmed garments have been
already quoted as the best q. fopn- The $40 English
Style Reefs- Jackets. 3e inches Ions. with satin
lining tie slC Chevot Jackets with seal and A.
trakhsu trimming. are spse,ols.
CAPEs from slsso s47 each. tn. latest styles.
correct length inches Ask to Sc the els gar
msnt. with sstrakhan trimming.
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SAS FnAxcisco, Oct. 22.-The American bark
". b Marie IL here waiting on orders - sail
for Europe. This b the vessel that vas re-
ported in Chinese advicss TO have su5tainsd
serious damage in cyclone IN Chiueoo wetsrs.
She y loaded with wheat
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-22
Kentucky Bankers Organise

LOUISVILLE, Ky. Oct. GA Kentucky bank
ers' association was organized here yesterday
with Thomas L. Barrett Of Louisville for presi-
dent. and about 200 bankers from all parts Of
the state were present.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-22
IT Is An OLDFAsH1os Norlos

1t Is An OLDFAsH1oS Nop.ox
That medicine has to taste bad to do any
good.
SCOTS EMULSION is cod liver oil with
its nsh-fat taste lost-nothng il lost but the
taste.
This is more than . matter Of comfort.
Agreeable taste is alwayss help to digestion.
sickenins taste 10 always . hindrancs.
There is only harm in taking Cod Liver Oh
unless you digest It. Avoid the taste.
Scott L Bovine. Chemists. 1872 South 5th
Avenue, New York.
Your druggist keeps SCOTS EMULSION
OF COD LIVER oL-au druggist every.
whore do. 81 oc20
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MRS. wINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP

M
Has been used for over FIFTY YEARS by MILLIONS
OF MOTHERS for their CHILDREN WHILE TEETH
ING, with PERFECT SUCCESS 1t SOOTHES the
CHILD, SOFTENS the GUNS. ALLAYS all PAIN,
CURES WIND collie. and is the best remedy for
DIARRREA. Sold by Druggists in every part OF the
world. BE and ask for Mrs Winslows Soothing
Syrup" and take NO other kind. 20 cents bottle.
dl5-1y
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Muslin UNDERWEAR DEpAnrxEsr.

Cambria Gowns. with "Fauntleroy',
e9iiss and Guns q YER fne embroidery. back
sizes ID. - and ID s~i.ed- Reduced from
S3to g. each
3Gowns. made Of .'Pri e OF the we..p NINA.
lin. VITA square yoke o. dne tucks ana am
brutdered lnsertings. Go1hlo rifle OF ernbrotd-
cry around the neck aro fuii sleeves fnlshei
with lnsertinE anu edsS. sizes Is and - Re-
duced from 81 - to 81. 20 ea.k
(Second floor. lUrh 1t. building
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w ILL

YOU NOT ANSWER THESE QUESTIONS.
We respectfully request logical reply, and there
fore invite to the store this week to look through
the stock. soithous reference to immediate pur-
chaos.
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Glendale. Macs, WOODEN Mt,ls Burp.d.

PIrrsrTxLD, MASS, Oct. 22.-The town Of
Glendale, fifteen miles south Of thiscity, re-
ceived . heavy blow last evening when the
Glendale wooden mills, the only industry of the
place. were destroyed by FIRE. The loss il
e200, 900.
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CLOAK DEPARTMENT.

Fine Plush Jacket, tigbt back, loose front
and AsITakhan fur tn innings. Size III Re
duced from $50 to $50.
3 Fine Plush Jackets. tight fitting. satin
Incl. sizes -. "a ard 40. Reduced frcm SIS
TO $50 each.
l Fine Silk Matalesse Wrap. handsomely
trimmed with slik velvet and fringe satin
lined. size 80. Reduced from go to 80.
lime Imported Silk Wrap, with elaborate
trimming o: silk velvet. silk lined. SIZE IL.
Reduced from $50 10 So.
Dark Green CEeylOt Jacket. edged with
Black AstrakEan cloth. braid TRIMMINGS, frog
fasteners size "a. Reduced from eli. 80 to
$50
/ Pine Tan Cloth Newmarket. handsomely
embroidered collar and cuffs. Size -. Re
duced from $40 10 $40.
Dark Green BrOadcioth Newmarket, loose
front, tight back. satin facings- Size A.. Re
duced from So 10 to $40.
THIRD rOOr HIN i buIliir--
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THE Washington Athletic Club today fled Q
certificate OF incorporation by l.. c. Walker,
s. NJ. McNett, d. 2. McNett and W. L. Win
field.
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Slit DEPARTMENT

Ladies' superior Quality Black Surah Waist,
Handsomely embroidered, plated back and
frOnG, him full sleeves. finished with fine
plating OF heliotrope crepe around neck and
sleeves. Size Is Reduced from $:sl 5D to $40.
l Ladies Imported French FLANNEL Fancy
Striped Tea Gown uSht-htting back and robe
front Of Olive Green Cashmere finished with
rbbon tIiInminss-high full sleeves. Size "a.
Reduced from IA TO $40
/ Ladies' Very Fine Atwood French Flannel
Wrapper-Black and White stripes-made with
tizht-nttng back and plated vest OF plain Black
Cashmere-hlah full sleeves. Size "a Re-
duced from $40 20 50. 80.
Third floor, 18th st. buildin1)
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Range of the Thermometer.
The following were the readings at the Office
of the weather bureau today: 8 a. m, 46; Bpm,
A; maximum, so: minimum. AZ.
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Naval Veterans to Organize.

A meeting Of naval veterans will be held to-
night at Union Hall, 1902 Pennsylvania avenue
northwest. for the purpose of forming an asso-
citation of naval veterans. 1t is expected that
several prominent speakers will be present
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Bory CLOTHING DEPARTMENT.

SHORNUhN GOODS.
.a q KIT suit size t. Asdu''d from 81 to
/ Kit Suit. Size ~. Red uced from a. 30
TO 81.
A small lot Of Fine Outing Cloth Shirt Waists
Sizes ). y. =. sadS Reduced from 6oc. to 4gc-
each.
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FINANCIAL AND CoMMERcrAr.

New York Stock Market.
Tie fcllovine the opening and closing prices OF
the New Iork STOCK Market. as reported oy speciA,
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Misses.
4 TO 10 YEARS OF AGE.

We think the Palas Royals stock Of listers will be
quoted as the best collection in town. They shown
with pleated capes, military capes. and trimmed with
furs and brads In latest London and Paris stylsa "a
to 60 the price sxtremes
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j. J. MULLIGAN of Kansas was. on motion Of
Mr.. Lambert, admitted to the District bar to-
day.
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BLACK GooDs DEPARTMENT.

just Il remnants Left
2 yards Polka Spot. Black and White,
for 81.
Il. yards BOrisred Goods. Black and White.
for s2
90 yards Plaid. Black and White. for &C.
3yards Bordered Goods. Black and White,
for g.
o. yards Polka Spot. Black and White,
for "a, -
, yards Gray Plaid for IS
5yards Plaid. Black and White for So
yards MohaiT, al Black. for 81 %
AZ yards Serge. all Black, for g.
"a yards Fancy Goods. al Black for AZ -
4. yards Bedford Cord. all Back, tor "a
~ yards silk Warp Drap a Alma all Black.
for s4-50.
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j JERSEY DEPARTMENT.

I Ladies Superior Quality Atwood Black
Cashmere Jersey, bound with Inohair braid.
Size "a
Reduced from IS. so to 81 80
i Ladies A4-~OOl Brown Cashmere Jersey.
Size e.
Reduced from 60 80 to sI.
Ladies Ezra Quality Imported Black Cash
mere Jersey. size "A.
Reduced from 81 to 81. so.
I'D floor. 18th i. buildinx)
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MINISTER CARRIERS CONDITION.

Fatal End OF His Illness Not Now Ex.
pected.
NEW YORK. Oct. 22.-Minister Carters condi-
ton remains unchanged. At the Everett
House, where Mr.. Carter is lying sick, it was
said that his physician considers his condition
as serious but does not at present fear any
fatal termination of his illness. His condition
Is the same as it has been for several DAYS.
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No ROOM
FOB FURTHER ARGUMENT.

Our choice stock Of NEW FALL AND WINTER
GOODS Is now offered at prices which make us be-
yond question the CHEAPEST HOUSE IN THE
CITY. quality considered.
Good serviceabe Suits for Men. in cashmere and
chsviot, At %, % 20. $3.50, 81. 90 and e9.25.
Fine Dress Suits at $40. e12 90. els. 80. el6 aud
el6 80.
Msns Atwood Idght-wsisht Overcoats ct 60 $50.
% and el0.
Mems Heavy overcoats. At IS. o. o.. o. %. 90 20,
o10.25 and upward.
Suits for boys long pants from II 10 Is. at s5. 90.
81. 80. 81 and upward.
childrens Suits At u. as. e. e. 25 e. So s2. 20.
% and upward.
Childrtn's overcoats from o.. so upward.
Our stock Of Gents Furnishing Goods h large. ct
prices 10 suit everybody.
Give Us call and be convinced.
TIE LoNpo.' AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING CO..
oel0t- Corner 7th and St..
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IUT

PRICE IS A SECONDARY CONSIDERATION.
You naturally first look to the style. quality fit and
finish Of your Wrap. The Pslais Royal asks the iogi
cal reader these questions: Cannot the merchant with
cash business buy tceH sell as advantageously.
if not more than the merchant who gives and asks
credit! Cannot the Pslais Royals buyer, with twelve
years experience of Washington trade. make selec
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PROF. CARPENTER DEAD.
A Scientist Of Worldwide Reputation Ends
His Life Work.

LONDON, Oct. 22.--Philip Herbert Carpenter,
M. A., F. r. s., the distinguished scientist died
today.
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CAHHARr 4 Lr1Dr.
92S 9TH st. and 7O6 st. NV.

We are offering special Inducements in Fall and
Winter Dress Goods.
4Oinch All wool Cheviots. new fall colors at Soc.
yard
SO and 3S-inch Atwood P,aids at SOC. yard.
3S-inch Atwood Serxes at SOC. yard.
45-inch Atwood Imported Henrettas at Soc. 60c.
and 7oc. a yard.
4O-inch Atwood Imported Heniiettas at Soc yard.
42-inch Cames' Hair Checks at Csc. yard. fully
worth 15c.
3S-inch Carels Hair. plain colors. at SOC. yard.
5Oinch Ladies' Cloth. extravalues, at &c.. 75c. 81
and 81. % yard.
New Stamped Linens and Art Goods Our prices are
the lowest.
Stewards Linen Thread. 100 yards. for &c. spool.
Window Shades ready made for 25c. each.
CARHART LErDY,
oc17 SIS 9Th st. and FOG st. NV
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GLovE DEpAsr,rExr.
/: pairs Ladies' 6-bu.ton-len9th Mousque-
tAirr suede GlOves-1 Black, size q, and Gray,
pa. slightly imperfect. Reduced from 81 ~
~ Tor pair
pairs Ladies 4-buttcn Black Kid Gloves.
Win embroidered backs Size %. Slightly
dsnlassi Reduced from sl.25 90 el.00s
Sf9st t,or. 18th st. buildinrJ
WOODWARD 3 LorHRoP.
ocks ioth. llta and Z SIS. n. y.
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THE PALAlJ ROYAL.

4 LlsHER
Cor. I2th q. and Pa ave. oc2i
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Use ANGosTURA BITrERs TO STIMULATE
the appetite and hep thed1gssftyc orans In order.
Dr. g. y. slE0kRT Sons. sole manufacturers.
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DOMESTIC DaEss GooDs De
PARrMENT.t

SHORT LENGTHS
Remnants OF 40-inch Atwood Nuns Yelling.
IN lenxths from D 10 Y yards. Reduced from
- to 1.c q yard
Remnants OF Cordsd Merino Plaids and
strips., N lenzths from 5st 2yArds. ks-
dH--s1 rom I14 10 &c. yard
(Selsnd door. i I'm 81. bull ding.
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NTH 6 p. NJ. Tomorrow.

LACES.-Twelve styles of Black
silk Chantilly Demi-houncings, from
10 to 10 inches wide. reduced from IS,
80, % and % cents TO only CSC. yard.
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MILL BE FOUND AN EXCELLENT REMEDY
w for sick headache. Carters Little Liver Pills.
Thousands of letters from people who have used them
prove this fact. Try them. ocl1-eo3t
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Fon NEURALGIA Battle
WITH PONDS
WILL BE FOUND AN EXCELLENT REMEDY
Thousands of letters from people who have used them
prove this fact Try them. 0cl1-eo3t
DrLAvAN's
wHooPING COUGH
REMEDY.
Stops whoop. allays cough and cuts short disease.
Instant and infalible in the sudden and dangerous
Group. Harmless and speedy in hacking and rackins
coughs. Over 40 years in use. Sold by druggists
oclO-eo6m
BETHESDA
NATURES REMEDY FOR
KIDNEY AND BLADDER TROUBLES.
ESPECIALLY
DIABETES AND BRIGHTs DISEASE.
IT regard BETHESDA Water the best in the
market" Hon. GEO. r. DAVIS,
Director General Worlds Fair
Sold in Sealed n GALL Bottles Only.
| oc1-eo1m J. H. MAGkUDER, Agt. 1417 N. Y. ave.
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THEREFORE

IS 1T ILLOGICAL TO CONCLUDE
That the Palas Royal Garments may be the equal in
respect of those shown at other rstclsss estab
lishmens' OF course if judge bv prizes only
may come to the conclusion that they are not.
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Fun DEPARTMENT.
ODD PIECES.
/ Select Stone Marten Set. Victoria collar and
NUT TO match Reduced from $40 to SIS.
= French Seal Storm Collars silk lined Re-
durei from So. % to 81 -.
C3f floor. 10th ST builiing)

Misses DEPARTMENT.
ODD SIZES.
2Fine Grey Tw1liei C.oth Refers. with silk
velvet edxes and satin faeinGs- Sizes IL aud lU
years Reduced from : l.. so to 81. 80 each.
i Children's Lght-vei2ht Long Coat, Grey
and Brown stripes. Size 4 years. Reduced
from s. - to 81
2 Black Cheyiot Refers. Sizes IA and 10
years. Reduced from -. 30 to I'll. .5 each.
Oil floor. llth ST. buildinz.)
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INFANTS DEp,RrNrxr

1 Infants Cream silk Cap. with corded
crOwn, soft trimming of narrow riyerseeu
around the front and high rosette on TOP
Soi-sd- Reduced from Is as tosl.JO
Infants Odd Fine Nainsook Long Skirts
trimmed with deep RUNE OF einLroidery.
cluster Of turks and insertion. Reduced from
S225 10 sl-2o.
(SsconI noor. 10th a. busid;r1
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THIRTEEN UNUSUAL BARGAINS
ToxonRow, OorosEu %, OsIY.

It's unusual to read of yoods-the latest novel;
ties-being offered at reduced prices on Friday. Tie
Palas Royals October series special sales incl udss
Fridays.
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UNTIL 6 p. NJ. ToMoRRow.

NECKwEAR-S1.35 Chiffon Ruf-
fling for ella yard. All the correct
tInts and Black. Double row. embroid-
cred.
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TIL 6 p. NJ. TOMORROW.

HANDKERCHIEFS. - 12Hc. War
ranted All-Linen Handkerchiefs for
Sc each. All the autumn colors. These
are novelty Handkerchiefs, imported
TO retail Mt Poe. each.
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w o o d " A u D
ITALIAN SILK BLANKETS. s1.2a

10TH. 1lrI AND F SITS. NV.
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TIL 6 p. NJ. ToMoRnow.

GLOyES.-s1.25 Foster Lace Un-
dressed hid Gloves for 10 cents.
7-hook. Fast Blach and all the aut uinn
shades Of Tans. Gray Browns. Modes.
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UNTIL 6 Z. NJ. ToxonRow.

RIBBONS.-23c.A il-siIk. Satin and
gain making ali other bargains shrink
into insigntfcance.
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UNTIL 6 p. NJ. ToMoRRow.

So Coque Feather Boas for 81 90.
Full yards long. We have made an
. effort to offer the best Feather Boa In
the city at ST, and think with success.
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IL 6 p. NJ. ToMoRRow.

MEMS DEPARTMENT-Near door
No. ll19 Pa. ave.-White Lambs
Wool Shirts and Drawers. all sizes.
Reduced from 81. 30 to &1.l3- Guar
anteed the Lest value attainab4e at
81. 80.
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Usr1L 6 p. NJ. ToMonnow.

RUBBER GOODS.-Ladies' Feather
weight Silver Gray and Back Rubber
Circulars. Small. medium and extra
81. 10 each.
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sEx. dividend.
The Republican journal., 1891-02-05
A New Enterprise In Camden.

The Camden Herald says az. IL. Bramhal is
making arrangements for extensive operations in
the spring. ~ soon as the frost is out OF the
ground ne Will begin the erection OF Il building As
NJ ieet, two stories high. lie will have a brass
ana non foundry on one side of the basement and
machine shop on the other ana a wood working
snop IN the upper story. Here in connection with
ms other buldngs, he proposes to build wood
iron ana steel yachts, and stationary and marine
engines and other similar work. This coming
summer he proposes to build steel yacht % feet
lohg anu SIN feet Wide into which he will put a
triple expansion engine Of 30 horse power Of his
own design and two boilers of his own design and
ihanufacture. 1t Is expected that the speed to
pc attained by this boat will be something phe-
nominal All the machinery to be used about this
pant VIII be the very best to be bought. Mr.
bfamhall mas some line original ideas which will
ne surprised TO see ii large and loulishing enter
prise spring into existence at this place in short
ume- success to him. We hope to see him build
ing ocean steamers before he is done with the bus
inesS.'
The Republican journal., 1891-02-05
Bay View S.OCh Farm.

A visit to the Bay View Stock Farm, in Belfast,
owned by Mr.. George d. Otis, Of Boston, will well
repay the lover of horses Everyone has more or
less admiration for the noble animal. The farm is
now under the management OF Mr.. G. II. Stuart,
who came here last October. He was in the same
position two years ago He is a thorough horse
man and understands his business. 1t is the aim
of this firm to produce fine lot of trotting and
gcntcmen's driving horses There are now thirty
four animals in the stables the majority young
horses. The celebrated breeding stallion Silver
Spray il owned by ir. Otis, and is at the farm
portion of the time lie will be brought here in
March, ANA after a short season will be trained for
the track
At the heat Of the stud now at the farm is Geo.
Mixes Jr., fine breeding stallion. The sire of
George Wilkes, Jr., was Old George Wilkes, the
BEST Erecting stallion this country ever produced.
old George wilkes has produced siAty four colts
that have entered The 30 list, feat no other stall
lion ever accomplished George wilkes, Jr., is
nov Twenty-Five years Old, but in excellent form,
STANDS ovnI fifteen hands and weighs ,l50 pounds.
The Stallion is Black with White feet The dam Of
George Wilkes Jr, Wa- Lady 9pcight, grand
dtm of Flora 42&'s white George Wilkes, IT.,
viii never equal hi noted sire ne is nevertheless
good breeding horse.
The next stallion Is Mombuu9 Wilkes, Jr, i've
years ol. He il by Mrmarno Wilkes, ami he oy
h.-Nhe nam .lctoutn. Mpmlriuo wilkes. lr'-,
d.tn Il Morgan. This la emalI horse bat of good
breeding.
A lno bro uorr d (nuic A-cn. Gttecn wears
old, Ehar Al-a ~Ho ~ iu s,al by SILVER
~rav
],mE Wed-voot W1evo.d, Ellis anoth-
The Republican journal., 1891-02-05

Fannie P. Hardy Of Brewer, is writing a ser les
# Interesting articles for Forest ana stream, On
titled an the Region Round Nicatowis." She is
thorough hunter and roughs it in the woods with
her father Of the region where Jack Darling the
poachcr lives, she say Everybody knows where
Acatowi4 is, how 70 reach it, amt what he can cet
when he is there; but why is it that 50 few know
how 70 spell it: It's Ncatowis, not Nicatous, nor
Mekertous- as may easily be demonstrated Mica
tow, in Indian, is the fork, and primarily the june
ton Of the east and west branches ot the Penob
scot at Midway, which itself was formerly called
Nicatow, Nicatowis is the diminutiye-the Little
Fork Il was formerly applied to the confluence
OF the main stream Passalumkeag and what is
now called the Nicatowis Branch"
The Republican journal., 1891-02-05
GUud rcmpiars.

The Belfast Lodge Of Good 4 mplars have eject
ed the following officers for the ensuing quarter:
Chas. Rhoades, G. r.; May Pendleton, \ r.: LII
ian Robbins Chap; Bertha Hadey, Sec; Nina
west f. s.; Mrs. Geo. f. Bracket Treas: Mir
shall knowlton, NJ; Andrew Johnson g. Gerald
Howard, s.; Lena Fernald, ). j. T. The Lodye
has bought some new furniture for the vestrv.
The Republican journal., 1891-02-05

Writing Of the defeat of the election bin lv
the detection of certain Republican Senators
the Washington correspondent of the Boston
journal well says:
The Republicans feel that great party has
been Scandalized and dishonored by what they
choose to call treason in their ranks. The az
Confederates are as jubiIant and truculent as
if they had been the yictors at Appomattox
aad not the yanquished. The honored leaders
of the Republican party have been Inundated.
ana party dlscipilne DESTROYED by the secession
from the Republican ranks of few men.
some Of whom are upstairs in politics. not
known beyond the borders of their own small
CommonWealths, save, perhaps. on the race
tracks and in the pool rooms of the country,
while the rest of the dissidents, with one or
two notable exceptions, are known to the
country and the world only by the size of their
pocketbooks, to the potency of which alone
they owe their present place and power.
The Republican journal., 1891-02-05

The kcnnehcc Journal has seen q deed dated
1851 in the possession OF Il Waldo latlv Whu viii
take measures to establish her right t. the valuable
property which she believes she has under this
deed. The property i'll question was sull to two
half brothers and was located In Ireland Owing
to government disturbances the half brothers left
the country and came to America where they set
tied The old deed was handed down from one rel
anVe to another till it came to this lady, twenty
years ago, at the death of her grandmother, who
died at the advanced age Of l0S years.
The Observation-Disclosures p" is the
name of new benevolent order recently e.
tablished at Evansville, Ind.
Observation-Disclosures
formedinBelfast.
The Republican journal., 1891-02-05
News OF the FRANCES.

Ihe Knox and Lincoln Pomona Grange recently
elected officers for tie ensuing year, as follows:
M-' 7, > Bowden, OF Washington; O, 4. +. Light,
of Appleton; L., W. II. Moody, Of Liberty s., Il.
T. jameson, OF North Warren; Treas, Iysander
Norwood Of Union; Sec, Ephraim Lermond, of
East Union; Chap, ". W. Davis, Of North war
ren; G. h, J. W. Mitchell, of Rorkland; r., Mrs.
T. 5. Bowden, Of Washington, a., Mrs ". ii.
Moody, of Liberty, l., Mrs. A. j. Tolman, of
Rockland.