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Our choice stock of NEW FALL AND WINTER
GOODS is now offered at prices which make be-
You'd question the CHEAPEST HOUSE IN THE
CITY. quality considered.
Good ssrvicsabls Suits for Men. in cashmere sad
cheviot, ut 90 90 80, 81. 80 eS. 80 and e9. 2a
Fine Dress Suits at $40. el2. SO. s13. as. sl5 and
SIC. so.
MEMS Atwood Aght.weisht overcoats .. % q. SO.
90 and S1O.
Mems Heavy ovsrcoass. st Is. 90. s7a5 ss. 90 50.
Suits for boys. long pants from II to 1s at Is GO.
e. 90. 90 and upward.
Chiidren's Suits At sl7s. 81. q o. s25o. e. 20.
% and upward.
Children's Overcoats from e. 50 upward
Our stock Of Gents Furnishing Goods il large. ct
prices to suit everybody.
Give Us 9 call and be convinced.
THE LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING co..
ocl0-tr Corner 7th and Sta
BzroRE Maxine Youa FA11 Pun.
CHAsEss
or
ruRMTuRE. CARPETS AND HouszyuRNIaH-
ING GOODS
Read THESE PR1cEs
Thsn call ct our store md examine goods On which =,
guarantee you . Swing Of from Is to Is per cent:
Bed Room Suites. 8 pieces. any hnish as
Parior suites in HAIR. Cloth or Piush.......... q
Our ss7 HAIR. Goth aud Plush Suites beat them IN.
y 4 rNs.
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SAxs AM COMPANY.
To TEE U-s-s-E.n-v-r-p.

OAKS AND CoNPANY.
To TIE U-s-s-E.n-v-n-p
nm 80 DOUBT ABOUT THIS
sss being ovRRooAr
h Nh weather-and we've sold
about ss many thick ones as thin
ones in the last few days. Today,
though. it has been Jus: the
observation-disclosures are
IN demand One thing about Us
no matter on which tack"
you are ssifing-wK'RK WITH
you.
Tho same need that brings
ovERcoATs to the front-calls
the FALL SUITS. It's grand
change in clothesi-and ours isa
grand stock TO make ii IN. You
can get the favor Of our whole
iins-sU1TS and LIG 81 T
WEIGHT ovERCoATs from
10 to 35-in our els grade.
You've no idea what & wealth Of
worth there Is In it until you've
been up close" and had look.
We make q better showing at
s1o than other folks do at $50.
Not only in variety, for from the
day we cut loose from the jobbers
and began to make our own stock
we've been whiting Perfection
down to q fne point. And this
price station tslJ} has been made
to hold . higher hand" than
ever. OF course we've 90. the
better SUITS and OvERCoATs
and we keep the measure full"
Of quality. They're more elab-
orateiy elegant - and elegance
costs money. On the other hand
we drop below els to meet
those who want to make small
money answer their needs. We're
proud Of each grade. But at els
the mean Of the extremists
where we satisfy hundreds OF Inen
who have been looking higher
and even those Who have been
tailored for" What a tailor
will offo- to do FOR s25 or $50 try
IN OUR SIS srade-IT's HERE
and with satisfaction to spare.
'Takcthose wood" colored suits
Hosts of people are wanting some
thing On that order. Our SIS
ones are in Single and DOUBLE.
BREASTED sACKs and THREE
and FoUR-BUTToS CUTAwAY
FROCkS - in all the shades.
That's only one example. We've
the nobby-the medium-and the
auiet. IN ALL THERE Is
QUALITY. With ovERCOATS
the same is 20. We study fashion
study you-and make accord
ingly.
Shoulder all the responsibility
on US. and for this once try our
SIS grade. Be as particular as you
please. We ask mo quarter" ON
account Of their low price. We
put them in line with everybody's
$50 creation, and they win BY the
comparison.
: GOSSIP
The BOYS and CHILDREN's
DEPARTMENT must be stocked
right. or We wouldn't be Do busy
there all the time. There are some
special SHORT PANTS SUITS
worth from SO. 80 to ss-sor d.
How are HATSs SHOES, and
FURNISHINGS! Name the want
WE'LL FILL IT.
.-s-A-N-p-C-o-M-p-A
,LvANIA AVENUE AND SEVEN
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
,oocOooOooooOOooooooOOoooooooooO
oooo0oooOooooooooooOooooooooooo
10 oo0oOooooooooooooooooooooooooC
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An IScoMpARAB1E GLOVE OrrEa

On center table Thursday % dozen LADIES'
7-HOOk FRENCH KID GLOVES, perfect in
fit and fnish-Tans. Browns. Grays, Modes.
Greens and Black.
$1.25 PAIR.
That in all that We need soy about them.
Come in and let the Gloves talk for themselves,
Center table.
(Firyt floor, nth street buiidins.)
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TIE e. F"

"soSNETIE"-yhiie Saline, extra long
AIS.
''AASCOTTE'-white Satfne-SI.1l
''ALMEE"-wni,e and short-sl-55.
NO. s.,4"-wtits CoutiI-S2-
''SFOOS CIASP'-s3-
"YENUS, No. l"-Whi.s-s3 -
venus. No. 2''-B,ack-S3J so
Tie g Is" are such savUrltes-and We
sell 50 tnsny that It keeps with lots Of
odd :;-,nOers on hand all the time. The 60
grade IL furnishing most of the broken sizes
;=st now. also Is what We have marked
WAIST t.1srs are Of them
THg p. d."
EXTRA LONG WHITE coUT1L
WHITE COUTIL-Ss.ine boCrd-S2. %
WHITE SaTISE-sEuEt-S3IJ ~.
BLACK AND WHITE - extra long
s3.2i
Dn WARsER,s
His HsALTE CoRsETs-sI.25
COEALINE No. $3.50 IMPRoyED-sxtra
.onz-sI.
Gypsy in B.sck-extra long-a1.
''sCSRISE" il Ecru-15c.
THoAsos,s GLovE-F1rr1Ne.-
''R- H."-medium and extra long-s1.
&c "-nietlia-a aud extra iong-sf.40.
"ABDONINAL'-extra long-s1. 80.
'E."-Whlte and Gray. extra long
sI-75
B"-Wh..e, extra lon2-S2.
BIB =ck-mediam and lonz-S2.2
YOUNG LADIES' 'sPECIAL-55c.
MISSES SPECiAL-5Cc-
his '.vENTILAIINd" CORSET ali
lengths-Sl.
Tie ROYAL woRCEsTER-"w. C. c."
CORSET-S3 "A
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. - ssss esss =
koLB PHARMACY.
LEADER OF LOWEST PRICES.
7th and Z sits. y. y.
Go To
KoLB PHAnxAcr
Brushes of all kinda and descriptions. We
sell them ut bottom rock figures.
GO TO
KoLB PHARMACY &,
FOR YoUR
Scars. psrfumeries and all Toilet Articles.
We hapors these goods direct and soil them
vsy below the regular price.
GO 10
K0LB PHARMACY
FOR YOCR
syringes. Water Bags. AtomiEsrs and all
KINDS OF rubber goods. a. make . speciality
Of this line.
We bug them In ,arge quantities. conss-
0uenfiy buy them cheap, and. to uphold
our Nidesrread reputation Of low prices. ws
ELL them cheap.
You need snyshins in our ans call b.
Tore purchasing elsewhere. II viii beso your
KoLB PHARMACY.
Lssdes Of Low Prices,
IL 9TH md sts. NV.
ssssss ssssss .
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/. u. TowsrR & Sox.
DIZZY GOODS DEALERs
13le III st. nv.
3.0oo yards rnblearh, Cotton Re-
500 :agds SLIftirR alico, =.
One ease 1913 tearhe1 Slnsf.ng, lie.
oI Nas. lO-a lni,.ca. me- SIeeting. lie.
l.4nncI Suitins. ljs yRrus Ide. ssc.
1.hlp Linen. bleActeN. Ano unD.Lcled, from Zoe ups
Elack Henrietta. all WOOL, ttoan 4Oc. H. 81.
B.a-L henrietta, wool lace. 1 yard VIDE, sc.
.eg styles ami Shades Of Dress Goods.
J.ar-e las lace Curtains ia all grades.
Boys suits aid Knee Hants-
S,nool Ba--s. with rowers md initials
Gents Embroidered Night Shirts .yOc
Mpol-lace Cashmere. all uOlors A yard via x1o
White fBed NJ reads. long. ..,c. and al
Boz trees Duplex Corset al.
largU inyoUe o. Cast steel Scissors st about half
price. DC.
Cents, Ledses and Children s Underwear
L-d.cs' Cotton lnderwear great variety.
White and Gray Blankets. Led C0n4.oEts. &C. ed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-14

LADIES
AwoNDER IN sHoEMAHINo.
SPECIAL SHOES FOR LADIES.
AFULL LINE NOW IN STOCK
Price ca 50.
These Shoes look well and ht we'll.
They are comfortable to tender feet.
Made on the bench at our Baltimore house
Good material used to make them.
Call and see them. ASK for them Its the fsvorsls
family shoe.
You won't be without, them after one trial
Extrs orders viii be 30 cents extra priosL
This shoe is worth 60 % of snybodys money.
Ask for our make-s3 80 Shoe.
WILSON CARR,
Custom Shoemaker,
g29 II ST. NV.
ocI2-6t Baltimore Store and Bsltimos q.
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BuacHr1n,s FAMILY TEA
AT so CENTS POUND.
DO NOT BE DECEIVED.
You cannot buy it at any other
store in this city unless sou pay
more than SOC. . pound for it-as
that is my invariabls prize In
haif-pound packages OF In chests.
The new seasons crop II now
being packed and for sale. II h
perfectly delicious. Better than
ever before. Why pay seventy
i've centsto dollar pound when
you are offered such pure. high
favored and first quality Tea for
only nfty cents!
To meet your convenience, u
requested. will send yop .
AMpie free Of charge.
n. W. BURCHELLs
LEO = Is. &C
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FuRsrrua.E. CAnrrrs. &c
It's not necessary 10 quote priceA we've cut
them low sncusia. and figures on each ar
riels VIII scr the tale. Quality. Ne have rua
NJ. and youn SC, better value Tor les. mossy
than ever tefOre. Small profits on lash-slss
goods br.ns PURCHASERS. sad tAats Wis. 20
want
PARLoR AND BED ROOM FURNITURE
AND CARPETS
IN ALL STYLES AND NEWEST DESIGNS.
Ours Is aoneprice house--snd a low psics q
thst-bo, we make terms 70 suit every pur-
chaser We have always done &c. aud a. ions .
We lind II a convenience 10 onr patrons We shall
continue 10 do ~. Give NJ call
RUDDEN's NEW FURNITURE STORE.
tl3 sTH ct. X. w..
Between L and ssA sul2sr
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WooDwAnD
Avn
LorHRoP
10TH. 1lrH AND SITS NV.
STANDARD UNDERWEAR o. AL
NArrosa
DR. JAEGER'S sANAToRY WOODEN UN-
CLOTHING
For Men, Women and Children.
WE ARE THE SOLE WASHINGTON
AGENTS.
MILLINERY PAn1ons.
Second floor, first and seco nd annexes.
The new ideas for fall and winter are full Of
sparkle and brightness. Novel features, free
handling or material, dainty little touches that
make ell tie difference between commonplace
and brillis ncy.
Anew assortment OF Sailor Hats. large and
small. In every quality. from
Soc upward.
The Knox" and ''Narragansett' Sailors in
all qualities.
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A Busy PLACE.

ssss UGH A HUsTLING FOR
Ssss FAIL CLOTHES HAS
ssss NEVER BEEN SEEN AS Is
NOW GOING ON RERE SUITS.
FALL ovEKCoATs. WINTER
ovERCoATs AND SEPARATE
TROUSERS FOR TIE MEN. AND
SUITS. LIGHT AND HEAVY
WEIGHT REFERS AND OVER
COATS FOR THE BOYS ARE ALL
BEING RAPIDLY DISPOSED OF
TO THOROUGHLY SATISFIED
PATRONS. WHICH rs coNcLU-
sIyE PROOF THAT OUR GOODS
AND PRICES ARE JUST RIGHT.
ssssE E THE HANDSOME DIS
sSss PLAY OF BOYS AND GILL
HsSS DREN's GARMENTS IN ONE
OF OUR ST. SHOW WINDOWS.
IT IS JUST An INKLINa OF
WHAT is INSIDE. oURLINEoF
IMPORTED NOVELTIES DE-
SERVES SPECIAL MENTION. AS
THEY ARE THE MOST oRIGI-
NAL AND pRESsY LITTLE GAR
MENTs IN AMERICA. TO BE OBJ
TANNED oELY OF Us, AS THEY
ARE OUR OWN IMPORTATION.
ROBINSON. PAnkra & Co.,
TIE LARGEST EXCLUSIVE CLOTHING Housl
IN AMERICA.
1900, 12O2& 12O4FSr. NV
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A POINT ABOUT

Ladies'. Misses and Childrens Wraps.
1t has been said and again by both lockers
and buyers that display II the most artistic
assortments that could be found in days hunt No
better judy ent could be used all the designers to-
gether would have placed their exclusive ideas hc-e
Not alone is this the feature. but the prices that
are attached to every garment is also q surprising
feature.
CLildren's Gretchens, with REFER collars. heavy
cord trimming 4. 8. g. 10 and ~ advance. Sc. 4S
Children's Cape Gretchens in plaid effect. 4.G,
g. 10. IL and II years. advance. So 90
Children's Cape Newmarkets in check effects, 4.
q. s. 10, II and ii years. advance. So so
Ladies' Tan Cheviot Refer, Alaska mink col
Navy Blue Chevron. Gray astrachan roll collar.
frog fastening. "a 5U
Misses Tan Refers. Scotch chevron. brown
astrachan trimmed. frog fasteningi very com.
p-ete 80 w
Black Diagonal Refer. 2S aud 30 iuches long;
sizes ~ 70 4O... 90
Plain Black Chevron. bound, hip seam; very
noDDy JACKET %
Black and Tan Bedford Jacket, Of the latest
Capes. in Tan and Black Scotch diagonal, mede-
cha collar; this garment has equal. ..... SI2 90
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DECORATED CHINA.

We would like you to
look over stock OF
Decorated Dinner and
Toilet Ware. OF which
we have q large variety
from the cheapest TO
the finest.
In open stock decora-
tons in dinner ware we
have eleven patterns.
from winch you can
select just the articles
you require.
As 70 prices, we I'm
port direct and can offer
you goods lust low as
you al buy them any,
where, and in many
things lower
AGENTS FOR THE PASTEUR FILTER
wILMARTH EDMoNSroN,
l2oo PENN. AVE ocl3
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WILLIAM b. MeKNIW.
9SS Psnnsylvanis ave. NV.
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lAsssuaeu & Bno.

Can we interest you in Dress
Of Pure Gum shields. selected 1,ld
ererv pair todryaated. Ordering the
quantity We did enables US 10 sell
them at q lower price than before
these are Iull SIZED and perfectly
shaped. Each and every PAR tears
our name. As for the LANS-
BuRGH h BIO" GUM DRESS
SHIELDS.
No. - No. 2 No. 4.
NEw NECKwEAR FOR LADIES.
Chiffon Boss il all che leading
shades for .I~c-
Chiffon JarOoas 5oc.. Soc. osc.,
q. ~ each.
Silk Chemisettes, now all tho rage.
come in Orange. MY Black. Red,
Cram. light Blue OF Pink, for f.Sc.
A new line of Muslin lies, &c. 21c..
Sc 4Sc.. &c.
Chrdren's Enbroidered Collars,
12sc.. N - different Patterns.
GOsSAMERS.-why do you put of
buying Gossaner!
We never could IN
dsrstand it. You
will prepare your
self for cold weather
aud for warm
weather. but few are
they that prepare
for wet weather.
II ts needless TO tell
you that we stock
GoSSaruers. D
probably you are
not aware that We
guarantee the wear
OF ours
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No other house DOEe-EvER
DrD-or EVER wILL-ss,i such
steriins qualities ct such low
prices - We quote.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-14

GLOVES.
Iadies' 4-bu.ton Real Kid Gloves,
IN all the new fall shades, for I3c..
81. 81. 81.
7-book Foster Ed Gloves for 81.
Sl.25. S1.5o, 81
4-button suede for 81. $50.
G-hook Suede fof ST. 81. 80. So.
6-b1t.0n-length Suede, in all
Shades, Tor 81.
S-huttou,len4th Suede for sl.25.
Sl.JO. SI.S,J.
12-button-length Suede, in al tho
evening shades, tor -. 40.
2U-buttun-length Suede for $3.50.
Best Quality Blarritz foSS1.
Childrcn's 4-button Real Kid
Gloves, 81.
Children's Cashmere Gloves for &c.
Ladies' C1shnlere Gloves IL colofei
or Black for -. -. SOC
Ladies' Black silk Fleece-lined
Gloves for SIC.
Mems Genuine Kid Gloves for Il.
so. S2.
Mem Driving Gloves for 81. $3.50.
Mems Cashmere Gloves for 70, 40.
al
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-14

To enlarge our JEWELRS DE-
PARTIENT for fail openin. we will
make apecialties of the following arti-
cies:
All sizes in Solid Silver Thimbies,
&c Regular price. SOC.
Solid Siiver-plate Link Bracelets.
81. Regular price, g. 80.
= dozen kings with Diamond Chips
in Solid lI-k1 rat gold. Regular price.
So. 30. For three days. 50
5dozen English Crepe Stone Breast
pins. JOc. Regular price, 81.
Earrings TO match. same price.
A few samples OF Real CeIIuloid
Hairpins, 81. Regular price, ) |. AZ.
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Il IA AID sie TN ST. u. v.
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81 90 pair.
Thus you'll find the entire stock It Is we'll
worth the time you may spend looking at Il
and will bear the closest inspection.
tThird floor. 10th st. buiiding)
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Notwithstanding the bad weather, .
fourth Of the Long Garments reduced Q
gay or two ago are gone. This week ought
10 see the last Of them. Remember. they
are all that were left FROM last season
and sold at various prices, from $40 to
$25. We have made three lots Of them.
viz:
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CAxuARr & Lrrpr.

cARHAnr ALrrps.
ecsTth q. ana 7ce Z q. no.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-02-04

have perfect reproduction u . cd vlk.
/ ieg Hall so'srdiGsv cssved and ofaamented
husg With sbssI Is. wsxpona. hsnsinss ans
Other cs.ssresss Of the period and filled
viii Hse dispssy OF ill the nsefnl sn.l
a,tssac productions Of thas rensose vet cal-
tursa age
Msaf .hi4 bf.t rssA. agree tisxt il IA.
the kns~isise ctssised through the Ice
Ladders 81 the sxi-t.nee Of Western lanss
that drss yzse c.sssrl5 u and Cabot the idea
Of disepv-ry ~ ,hs- s.ire.siaa. MAay
voyages hss1 a'r-s3y neen undertaken by
narirsrs fam Bris.oi Esgland, In search
Of these carnfrfes. before Fsiunbus mSsle
his successful vay age II 1907: and In 1897.
year before Columbus say the mainland
OF Soah Aniasies, John and Sebastian
Cabo. dsseovsfsd SeSfognllAad ard coast
ed Along Ls5rpfor, ,hgs opening mp the
ffsaf noythsrr trxde route 20 Americs. a.
diseinct from the mere southern one TO the
West Indies and South America.
An Ola Bri.tsI House
We intend tbs, this part Of the subjsc.
shall ALEC be fully iilus1ssed By ~ exhibit
carrying the visitor bxek to the days OF
Cabot. ard houssi ia typical Bfiste'
hoass, sasb as the merchants LIVED 10 who
psaDnsf shes- b III adventures
The old En2iish house would also con.
tsins exhibits illustrative Of the history of
the English colonies which resulted from,
the disceve,iss Of Cab2t. AlosS with the
sxbitfs from Englasd would be .ho VI
ieiies firm III. essiy days Of the colonies
saeh eolony sea6fag its sa contr. bl.io t.
this department
similar nieib7a ~9,l II b. employed viii.
regard TO the early Dutcn settlements. la
house Fsodelsd on soue Of the old ones still
s'asdng 10 usliaad, veuiI be grouped ex
hibiEs ilinsrsii < the frmer life ia Holl and
Ard Iha. Ia tn colonies ssht forth from
that country In The same way the numer
ogs relics OF 5 re9ea'. grex.ness would b.
dra~n upoa TO illustrate The limes when tn,
Swedish colony WAS plansed on the Della
ware. to be t. al ;nteois and purposes a re.
public and an asylum for the oppressed Of
al! nations
1t is expected tbs. these &Ims will meet
wl.h the mos. generous ADJ enthusiastic
support and operation. both here and II
Europe. Never before has there been sue
an opportunity for both the old aud ne,
world. to join ia due and fitting recogni
ton Of the close historical ties that exls
between them, and Of showing how eacl
has worked ons lis own development froA
common starting point. Especially wei
come will this work be 10 those American
who taxa pride in tracing their ancestr,
back to the early colon mats Of this countrs
and all are cordially invited to help
every mesns il their power.
JoHS Il. SHipLEr.
MAIZE A. SHIrLEr.
Chicago, Jan 10, 1891.
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oNH ENJOYS
Both the method and results when
Syrup Of Figs is taken, it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys
tenn effectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup Of Figs il the
only remedy Of it's kind ever pro
duced, pleasing to the taste and &C.
ceptable &c the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in it,
effects, prepared only from the mos,
healthy and agreeable substances, Its
many excellent qualities commend ii
to ali aud have made it the mosi
popular remedy known.
Syrup Of Figs lie for sAIe Ia 60e
and 81 bottles by ali leading drug
gistA ANY reliable dsuggis. who
may aot have it On hand vii pro
cure it promptly fos any sns who
wishes 10 sgy it. DO EOS socsps any
substitute,
cAlyFORNiA no SkAyp co
sAs FRANCISCO, c1ls
1ousy'ile, ~. Ssw ssss -
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W aldo.

Following are the real estate transfers il
Waldo county for the week ending jar
81:
g " sanbotn, land in Monroe, 20 Marie II San
born, $1,000: hannah Gilmore, land in Belfast, q
in 1hcrndike, to Greenville M Watson, 100; Clar
ASIA Croker. lard IN Jackson, to Chas + Fogg
sso0, whey c Peavey. land and buildings il
evansville. 70 Daniel G Toothaker. 800; Lizzi.
Nirechepk, land in lsieboYo, 10 James A Rich
81; Alden Aehorn. land in Searsport. TO Corneliu
HaDahan. S255; George Davis. land and build
ing. in Winterport. 10 NJ Hanson, 42a5; VII
liam Hitchborn, land in stockton, to John y
Merfithew, $50; Josiah u Lambert, land at Stocs
ton snripgs, to Fred B Clifford, 500; Anna
Haskell, land Mt Stockton springs, to Il Lambert
ton springs. Va John Mer'ithew. land. gas; Char.
Hanson, land In Swauvile. 10 Rosa keene. $500
Edward II Niokerson. land ia SwanvIiIe, to Sar
gent Granite Co, SO.
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DEvlNE & CoUoaLIN.
Registsred Sh Ums cist'a,

In the preparation Of Physicians pr,
seriptions we use nothing but what
kEow to be absolutely pure AMI OF the 81
est quality. II il he medicine taken thu
effects the cure and physicians and pstien,
should be careful that their medicine IS o
The best. We have long enjoyed the conf
dence Of the physics ans of this and sur
rounding towns and of the public in gene,
erai. we trust that we shall continat
10 do 50. Our especial atten,io
is given to the Drug business only anf
our object is to keep irstclsss stor'
in every particular. Our prices are col
sistent. With the quality Of cur medicines
We charge a fair, living profit and that i
all. We do not advertise cheap medicine
at cheap prices. Every prescription tbs
is brought into our ssUrs- 10 compoundea
with the creates. Of cage With pure medi
cines snf exactly as the doctor orders.
We solicit your fsvors.
DEvINE & CouGBLIS, Pharmacists
West end Kennebec Bridge, Augusta. Me
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Born.
ARoosrOOk
Mapletan-Jan. n, 70 the wife Of Haveloct
Dimoek, daughter.
Castle fiili-To the wife of Waller Turner,
son.
WALDO.
Belfast--To the wife OF J. A. Savage. a daughter
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Representative Taft presented bill to
amend sec. 2, chap. 5, Il. s., so that II
shall read
Every town meeting. except in the case'
mentioned 10 the follos,ng sections. shat
be called BY warrant signsd By the selecs'
men, and in all towns where there is a towd
house or town hall, all town -meeting'
whether called by the selecsmen or 10 the
manner provided in the following sections
shall be held in such town houss or iowa
hall.
Chas. NJ. Sawyer. N. F. Roberts. A. +
bradbury, Levi Brigham. W II. Carr. II
+. Eldridge AID c. D. Roberts are thos'
namei As incorporates in Representative
R,deout's bill, entitled an sct to supply the
people Of Dexter village with pure wster.
Representative Savage of Auburn pie
scented the following bill: 10 prosecution
In any manicipsi court or police court 70
avioiatioa of an ordiosnee or bylar Of |
city or town, or of say bylaw of vitlsg'
corporation or local board Of health. 1t shal
not be Necessary to ~iit. such ordnance Q
bylaw in the complaint. or 10 allegs tt
offence, more particularly those in peosecu
tons under . general statute.
To Amsrd Auhurn's Charter.
Mr.. Savage also Introduced 3 bill
amend the charter of the city Of Auburn B.
adding to the fourth section the foliowir
words: And it shall be the duty Of tn
city council at lsas. once in ten years, an
not oftener than once in ave years. to re
view, and il necessary to alter said ~a'd
and the boundaries thereof in such name
a. to preserve Is nearly - may be, .
equal number of Inhabitants in each ward
Notes.
A resolution was introduced yesserda
to appropriate $4,000 to the town Of Dstro
to Aid in building bridge.
A big petition prsyias for the passage