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a Extra Fine ALI Wool Chsyiot Jscks.s.2
Blue-siZ's 81 and "a, and = BLACK. sires "A
and .}6-with handsomely braid-d Msd;ci eolls: 8
and Ll<h skoulders-loop fssteninss- Reduced
froIu So 80 to I J. }. % each.
I Extra Fine Black An-vool Chssiot
Jscket--sstir lined throughout elegantly
braided -Medici collars and full Ligh s.esyes-
sizes - "a and u. Reduced iroLI s31.OO TO
S.ss.1. 10 each
Extra Fine Black All wool Chev!ot Jackets
lined thrvugh Out with silk--eiexalitiy braided,
and edged with Persian LaInb-siEss - and
80. Reduced IRON S45 " to S25- UD each
i Fine Black Ali-vool ClevIOt Jacket-nned
throughout with silk--shawl ruIl collar VI faille
silk ele.Antly eiubfOidcrcyi in stsel-hfrh
sle-ves-strap fxsten-rs-s;xs J6. Geduced
nom S3O o. to Sl5.Du
2 Marrow Wa.e Black Bedford Cord Jackets
laf satin lined-vslvet cgsial---lxe "a Re-
duced from SO 10 $40 each.
Narrow Vale Dark Cardinal Bedford Cord
Jacket-hAIf lined with fancy silk sleeves and
rolling collar elegantly eInDruidered all over
with Black->tze "a. keduced from S9s5 to q Ii.
DArk Green StriI ed ClsviJt Newlnarke Jet. With
full high sleeves and braid ornAnasiIts-sise u.
Reduced from 81. % to SI5.
> BARK Blue Nevnarkets - Handsomely
braided in Biack-iull high shoulders Cape
sIeevps-sizes "a and IL hetiuced from go 10
eli. 80 each.
Cd foor lIth st. bui.dirx.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-26

The Funeral o. MrS. Stearus,
The funeral Of Mrs. s. 8. Stearns took place
from the family residence on Rhode Island
avenue yesterday afternoon at 2 O'Clock, DR.. s.
NJ. Newman officiating. The remains were
placed In q vault in Rock Creek cemetery. The
Willard A. Pollard. j. Bruce Webb, Robt Null
dro and ]. A. Shaffer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-26

Yesterday the coroner gave certificate Of
death from suffocation by gas in the case of
Henry B. Denny, who was found dead in his
bed at his room over Cross cigar store on n
near LIST street northwest He was q we'll
known printer, and for number Of years had
worked at tho government printing Office. He
halls from Washington C. r., Ohio, where he
has brother and three sisters living. There
was every indication that Mr. Denny in turning
off the gas turned the cock too far.
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Brought Back on a Bail Piece.

Today Lum jackson was brought here on o
bail piece from Niagara Falls and Was locked
up at the sixth precinct until he can be brought
into court tomorrow for commitment Jack
son is under an indictment for house breaking
in entering the stables of f. NJ. Draney and
taking some Of the pipe and fixtures Of the
odorless excavating apparatus in June last
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-26
ADrill ON the White Lot.

Second regiment of the District National
Guard drilled this morning in the extended
order drill on the White Lot for about two
hours. 1t had been originally intended that
the FIRST and second regiments should both
drill but the order as to the first regiment was
countermanded.
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Reaolptiona hx mo Emer.ld flnh,

Resolutions by tho Emerald Club.
At q meeting Of the Emerald Club last even
ing resolutions were adopted condemning ''the
brutal and eowardly murder" Of Allen, Larkin
and O'Brien by the British govern
ment and urging upon the Irish leaders
in Ireland ''to close mp their ranks, cement their
differences and become united. 20 that when
opportunity Offers We may be able to strike an
effective blow for Ireland's freedom"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-26
THE MASSACRE OF CHRISTIANS.
The Secretary of the Chinese Legation Thinki
the Report Greatly Exaggerated.

The officials at the Chinese legation in this
city have received no information whatever in
regard to the reported massacre of Christians
in northern China. The secretary Of the lega-
ton said this morning that he believed the
trouble il any was grossly exaggerated. Such
q massacre, II it really occurred he said. was
an event OF the greatest moment TO the Chinese
government and thelegation would, he thought,
be Immediately notified of it,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-26
Dowr DELAY To

Stop that cough. Else the bronchial tubes viii be en-
larged and the delicate Tissues Of the lungs exposed
injury No other medicine is speedily operative in
throat and lung troubles 90 AYERS CHERRY Pee
TORAL Afew doses have been known to break up an
obstinate and distressing cough. Sufferers from
asthma. bronchitis Group. consumption. sore throat
and whooping cough fnd sure relief in the use of
this preparation. 1t soothes the inamed membrane,
promotes eIpectoraton and induces repose. Don't be
without IL in the house. saie T. Stone Hurts store.
Va. writes II have found. in my family. that Aver.
Cherry pectoral WAS always certain cure for colds
and coughs"
Five years aeo had . constant cough. night
sweats. was greatly reduced in hesh and had been
given up By my physicians 1began TO take Ayers
Cherry Pectoral and completely cured "-Ansa A.
Lewis. Ricard. NY.
AYERS CHERRY pEcToRAL.
Prepared by DR.. j. C. Aver L Co.. Lowell. Mass.
Sold by all Druggists Price. 81; six bottles. s5.
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Henry George Indor.es Min.

Mr. Henry George, the great single-tax ad-
vocate, is a believer in Mr.. Mills. He is quoted
as declaring: III there is anything that can
do TO help Mr.. Mills shall certainly not hest
tate 70 do IL, for you know I am n free trader
from Freeiradeyille, and have a high admira-
ton for Mr.. Mills"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-26
The va.sar Students. Aid Society.

The annual meeting Of the vassar Students
Aid Society will be held tomorrow and not to-
day as was announced. There will be a bust
ness meeting in the morning in the lecture
room of the Columbian University. In the
afternoon a social meeting will be held at the
residence Of Mrs. Frank u. Conger, president
Of the Washington Br.nch, l723 Q street. At
the meeting in the afternoon Judge Brewer of
the Supreme Court and Hon. Robert Porter will
give brief addresses
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-26
ART NEEpIrwoRx DEPARTMENT.

ODD PIECLS OF sOILED STAMPED LINEN.
Twilied Linen handkerchief Bag, reduced
from soc. to 2Jc.
i SIachtel Linen Bureau Scarf, reduced from
So . to S3-OO.
Bolton Shooting Cushion Cover. reduced
from soc. to21c.
l Pine Linen Tea Goth. cut edge. reduced
from e.. p to Sl.0O.
1 Damask Table Runner. for cut work, re-
duced from e. 30 to 81 "a.
Bolton snestins Screen Cover. reduced from
zoe. TO SOC.
I'D fcor IO-h st buiId,nxl
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UpHoLsrrRr DEPARTMENT.

ODD PAIRS OF CURTAINS. &c.
/ Pair col0rrd Madras Curtains. reduced from
"a "a TO s:i 90.
. PAIRS Chenille Portieres. ~ yards long,
frinxed top and bottom. reduced nom s20to Sl0
pair.
A few odd Curtain Ends left. which We will
offer al pc. each.
short Lengths OF silkoline, Madras. SWISS
Scrml. Canton f.snnei and CrsfOIne OF half
Original prices.
n lr,sf1
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KILLED AT A GOAT FIGHT.

FAN Of Seats In . Mexican Amphitheatrs
Last Sunday.
SAN ANTONIO, TEX, Nov. 26.-J. R. Coleman,
An American, engaged in business at Guam
sjato, Mex, brings particulars of an
accident which took place in that city last
Sunday, resulting in tho killing Of twelve
people and the serious injury OF nine
othern Several hundred people had
assembled In bull fighting arena
goats, when part Of the amphitheater gave
way. The heavy timbers fell on the crowd,
crushing men and women beneath their
weight.
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Total to date

The sum OF S30G.05 was today turned over by
the cashier of The EVENING STAR Company 20
Mrs George White, whose husband was the
victim OF Mondays storm. Contributions are
still coming in and The SrAR will continue 20
receive them for the unfortunate family.
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MExs FuRxIsH1Se DEPARTMENT.
MANUFACTURERS SAMPLES OF GERAAN-MA
UNDERWFkR

Q Suits Full Regular made Shir.s size g.
Drawers, siza 36 Reduced from ct 20 e.
SUIT
OTHER ODD PIECES OF UNDERWEAR
pairs Full Regular-made White Woo.
Drawers Size d. Reduc ed from 81. % 20 q
Iair.
pairs rubbed Natural Gray Wool Drawers.
Size "a Reduced from g.. 80 to 81 Q pair.
suits Fancy Full Rsgrls--Inade Underwear.
Shirts, size Is. Drawers, si1e "a. Reduced
frUm 81. IS to 81 . garment.
y pieces Light Winter-weieht BalbriEFan
Cndsrwear-Shirts. 40 and a. Drawers, %.
Reduced from ii. - to SOC. q garment.
4 Suit Light WInter-weight Wool Under
wear-damaged-Shtrt, Az. Drawers, "a. Re-
duced from 81. 20 TO 1Jc. q garment.
IL pairs Fine Plain Eerino Hose-Sizes, md
and 81. Reduced from 3-Sc- to sc. . pair.
(Firs- door FIRST ANNEX
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The penurious man finds it better to give
thanks than to receive them.
mo, sir" said the druggist; Il have q re-
sponsibility for human comfort on my shout
ders and I feel it. II gave a man the full
worth Of his money every time be came to me
he would be almost sure 10 take enough to
make him really sick"
Should any man his thanks refuse,
Forgive him without question,
For words Of pity are his dues;
he has the Indigestion.
sThat man b true patriot"
''yes; bus he comes under the classification
Of unimportant II true"
Ths man who prefers 10 pay cab belongs 10
natures nobility.
One ef ths greatest mistakes . man can make
10 10 10 down % . dssk aud worry himself och
over busiusas and then call It days work.
There l. no hope for the man whose hiehsst
idsa Of ths humorous b anoshsr mans error In
grammar.
'1s Il your opinion" said the thsolegiesl
profsssors ''tAAt TIE portion Of The pssabls
which represents the pfo1igai son - lssdiag
among swine = 70 Be taken iitsnlly?"
'Psrhaps nok |" The thoashtful yesng 80
replied; 'nAybs Il = rsfsssnss 70 ~ nsais
~ ~ u rA1,Usy lnneA eeuaSss."
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MRS. wINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP

Has been used for over FIFTY YEARS by MILLIONS
of MOTHERS for their CHILDREN WHILE TEETH.
ING, with PERFECT SUCCESS 1t SOOTHES the
CHILD, SOTTENS the GUNS. ALLAYS all PAIN,
CURES WIND collie. and is the best remedy for
DlARREEA. Sold by Druggists In every part OF the
world. lie and ask for Mrs wiuslows Soothins
Syrup" and take no other kind. rs cents bottle.
dl5-1y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-26

THERE Is EASE
For those far gone in onsumptionnot recovery
There is cure for those not fur gone
There is p-svention-beter than cure-for those who
are threatened.
Let us SIND sou book on careful living and
SCOTS EMULSION ofcod liver oil. even If you are
only little tLin.
Free.
SCOTT BOVINE, Chemists. 132 South 5th ave..
Now York.
Your druggist keeps SCOTS EMULSION Of cod
liver oil-all druggists everywhere do. e.
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LAxsBuReH & Bno.
BILLINGS.

KILLINGS.
Fish Nets. with or without dots, in
single and double widths. from 15c.
to Coo. Per yard.
One Of our many novelties Is
Black. with bright Jet dots, with
pointed Jet border. .5c. per ynrd.
We also Lave this In double jet suit
able for mourning.
Special sale Of all &c. Wells in plain
co!ors. Also dots. this week only &c.
Also Bhck. with chenille and tss
dots. single and in clusters. I2c. .
Veil.
White and Pale Blue Sowing Silk
Yelling. the most suitable thing for
this time Of tho year for infants and
small children. this week oily 2Oc.
per yard.
Barege, in Black and colors. the
best veilinx for cold weather.
Other Neilinss ia all styles and
different prices.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-26

LAST RrMxAxr Day TIT AFTER
Xmas
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER %.


w Z shall open mp friday morning with the
tdr0sst and m, 81 interesting Remnant" OYER
ting Of the Present season. Needing more room
In all departments for the proper display Of our
magnificent stock of Holiday goods. uhteh
rtu surpdss anything hsrsfGfoTs shorn I'm
Washfnct0n. We have thoroughly ransacked
the several stocks and taken therefroni every
thing that s4vors Of a rsaoant-al short
lengths" ''o6ds and eIGis." broken sizes."
soiled or musssd things. Brc-s-5rsc. Glass
Ware and any thing that is ehippsd- scratched or
otherwis= defaeed- Th<s< things nf1 Be marked
al prizes thai gre po~ idea Of thsir Uorth-
Many ar obi BIT OF silk. ribbon or velvet will be
fouad that can be utilized Tor Christmas. Black
and ColOred Dress Goods offer many desirable
lengths in new and sessonsbls stufYs Many
odd pieces in Bric-a-brsc and Japansss Depart
ments Picture and wrap, Deps -;ments. indsed.
srsrB department. IN the house presents OPpor-
tunlt IS to economical folks leretotor uaneArd
Of Can give ron but an ''inklinx" IA tins re-
port .: what We have. We susxesl an .arIy call,
for the best. Is you know from former exrerf-
snce. are taken w nrst.
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THANKSGIVING AT THE JAIL.
Nearly Al the Prisoners HAD Some Remeu
brsnce OF the Day.

AZ the jan today there was Thanksgiving
among the prisoners. not because they we're
behind the bars. but because the rules we're re-
Tented somewhat aud the unfortunate locked
IN were allowed 10 receive from friends
outside what is customary as Thanks
giving dinners-turkey. goose. duck and
chicken pee. nc. While all cannot boast of
iamiiies and friends in the District yet those
who received were in many instance. 40 we'll
supplied that they were enabled TO divide with
their less fortunate fellow prisoners. and "a il
likely that none within the walls failed 20 set
something 90 remind them that thanks were
Der the day.
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4 /, !; ]: 4 4 :: :; F :: :: T

DINNER SETS
AND
OPEN STOCK PATTERNS
IN GREAT VARIETY FROM BEST
FOREIGN AND AMERICAN MANUFACTURER
TOILET SETS
VARIOUS coLoRs AND DESIGNS. FROM
CHEAP PRINTED sKTs TO vERy
RICH DECORATIONS.
IMPoRTATIoNs IN
POTTERY AND PORCELAIN
ARRIVING EVERY WEEK
NV PEvERIDeE
no1 i2l5 y AND i21l sfa.
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RxxsAxr In OuR LACE DEPARTMENT.

Rsninansa Of Black Laco Flounotn9
In lengths from yard TO 81 yards,
which We Will sell for half their
value, giving ladies who are in need
Of . small quantity. 30 often nsces-
sary In remodslinR their lace 'ircsses,
and also desirable for WRAPPER fronts.
40 unusual opportunity to get bar-
gains. - these lacss are from 10
inches TO 60 inches, and can 10 used
to great advantage.
One nice lot of narrow Diecs Iaces
from to ~ yards lengths. These
remnants are really wo-thy 81 your
attention.
Remnants Of White Laees Suit
able for Children's Aprons, Under
wear, Trimming. Fancy Work. &c.
OsraIcH FEAruErrD RucurSo.
In all shades. former Price, 9sc. sps-
cial, Sc
Plated Rubber Skirt Protectors.
TO-. and 25e. per yard.
Fancy valios Skirtin9. in Black or
White, loc. to 4Sc. 3D.
Black or White Crepeiisse. plated
on bands. Special price. l9c. Per
yard.
Fancy Ruching. In Pink and White.
Light Blue and White. Black and
Gilt. 12tc. Per yard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-26
SHOOTING STARS.
"Up in arms"-the baby.

It's thus the brightest roses fade;
It's thus the bubbles glow and burst;
he found, whene'er Q joke he made,
Some other man had said IL first
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-26

The family physician will now write few
Thanksgiving jokes in choice Latin.
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Relief for the Whit. r.m,,y,

Relief for the White Family.
The following Subscriptions for the benefit q
the family Of George White. Who was killed on
Monday last, have been received si TEE srAn
afara.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-26
OsrarcH FEArurnrp Rucu,Se
Coop THINGS In Qua TOILET
DEPARTMENT.

special sale Of Florida Water,
former price. 49c. Reduced price.
Our gec. AtomizsrA Special price
for this week. &c.
Our ~ rs Silver -mounted Toilet
Bottles. Special price for this week.
el.9S. Make nice Holiday Pressnts.
Tale Toilet Powder. used in place Of
Lubin's. Only 1oc. per box.
Carbolized or violet-a special sale
Of all our 35c. bottles Of Triple Ex-
trscts. Only &c. per bottle.
Sample Bottles Of Triple Extracts
In all the leading makes and all odofa.
loo. Der bottle.
GLOVES FOR EVENING WEAR
12-butson-lsnyth Suede 0ovss in
al the latest evening saxdes for
GAO.
.o-button-lsnsth Suede Ifor $3.50.
l2-button-length Jersey suk Mitts.
in all shades. 81.
o-butson-isnEth Jersey sub Mists
for s1.25.
Fancy silk Mists in AL shades for
q. s1.25. &c. s:.2s.
ORDERS By MAIL WILL REACH
Us SAFELY AND RECEIVE THE
MOST CAREFUL CONSIDER
TON.
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E Fl I? !! II / E! s: ); ri RI
Il. e. e. E Eafs 60 e
s.ss. EEsss { / Cooo -:
noes go. 4a2. "a. AZ 7rH ST.
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TIE MosrMEsrAf.
e35 end 800 r st. NV
Fine Millinery. C.oaks. Hosiery. Gloves, &c.

We are making it possible every day from nov right
till after Christmas Tor hardearned dollars do
surprising things in every line carry.
II you've to buy Holiday Goods-buy them; buy
them now. II IFS Doll. face the music - It's an
issue that can't be dodged. II Cloak or Wrap,
Hat or Bonnet. Ribbons. Fuys. Hosiery, Merino
CndsrIredr. CnLreiia;. UandkeTehfefs. Cloves, SUE
Muslin Onder,sea,, I'Jants War. Corsets. Aeck-
reCr. Fancy Goods. rams. 6c.--why not avail Of the
price make and anticipate those needs to
day-this week?
We have made a price inducement that will count.
We're ready; are you?
OUR CLOAK WAY.
IT'S A GREAT CLOAK YEAR,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-26

FoR ScALns
USE PONDS EXTRACT.
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The penurious man finds 1t better to Civ,
thanks than to receive them.
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e. e. / Fl Fl / ~ e. ! U.s.
NEN ZEE y W W ssss
NM En- wMWW ssss
= No Eer MwWW s..S 80

Had We net inausurated the ''crtsade
against hixh prices for Drugs by cut
ting prices close 10 the line Of actual cost
IL Is possible that the same exorbitant
prices than asked would prevail today.
has saved you about rs per cent Of
your Druggists bill. That the wssh-
ington public has recognized and apprs-
ciated this fact Is evidenced in the i'm
mense trade we transactinx. It
has now grown to such proportions that
Il IN impossible to properly whit upon
our patrons in our present store. hence
we leased tho uasni6cent business edt-
ice ON the corner diaxonally opposite.
to which shall shortly remove.
Meanwhile the loussf price, in the
city for First-class Drugs and Fancy Ar
ticles are being quoted by
Hs-Kcnt's Fine Enslish Hais Brushes
reduced to 45c. each.
M NN EER ERE rTT1 zzz
sEs EEx Es zhaz -
1t Cor. 1l.h and F sts NV.
- - -
- -
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WE.p DrpAErnEsr,
BROKEN LINES.

THESE ARE ALL FINE IMPORTED GAR
MENTS. ELEGANT STlLkS AND
PERFECT FITTING.
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y.
wear. our way Of price Interest. Today we shall Gu,
the prices moro your way here's how:
UNFRAMED HATS.
Our Wool Felt Hats from this dry from CSC. 10 75c
Tbs best Imported French Fur Felt Hats and Bon
nets. that were sold at 81 s. s2.5o SO. at sl4s
TRIMMED MILLINERY.
wonder OF beautiful models in Midwnter Styles of
Eeadwear-Hats. JET Toouss and Bonnets--at surprs.
ingly low prices.
RIBBONS
The largest. most select assortment Of Ribbons in
the city, in every width. color and quality for fancy
work. millinery aud dress trimming, at onsf ourth
below the regular price. from number one to uber
sixty.
GLOVES,
All the BEST which We import. Also the bcs. p and
P the Paris. the Foster. for both ladies' and semitic
men. Every pair warranted and fitted to the hand.
Fine Ostrich Tps in all colors at &c. bunch. Real
vslue, a to si25.
Closed all day Thanksgiving.
ncco-:s' THE MONUMENTAL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-26

A N0QsTURA BITTERs MAKES HEALTH. AND
z health make1 bright. rosy cheeks and happinee9
DIT q 9. = eiegert Sons. sole manufacturers. ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-26
N,our Mare
A HORSE

Well possibly might have bssh but we can scarcely
believe h-hAd II been
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-26

There d no hope for the man whose highsst
iasa Of tie humorous b another mans error In
grammar.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-04-28

Ksnuebsc-
Inc foiiovirg are the real estsse rsrs
sefs IN Kennebec equity 70 week endip,
April IS:
Asyss.s-Masy Z. Cream 70 Minnie Z. Holsta.
49, Y Augusta, ttzs. I. NJ. Irask = 3. n Scstes
TN ,n.n Asxssta. s!n 50 and val. Goa; sa1nue
~ xl.Sgoo g hofnee Worth, land. val con; B. Cor
1sn e A. 4. tailer. land In Augusta, ESQ; Ma
eofaon 10 = 7. Fuller. land and baiidiars i;
~, Eoo; A T. fglier 10 Mary E. Davis
Asgnire 70 Z. g. karnham, lad IN Augusta, US
ssnfon-A- y Cass TO x. D. Rice. both Of Fsir
Ae a,;I i.sa !. Bsntss. 500.
Clinton, t7oo; Al y Eosnsy to r. M4rrison. an
! n Chnsor, u; William Ia .sb 20 Manly Norr..gn
isad Il Il SSa;a.sn, q, n m.nn % NJ Aeselly
Wni. y .in.en. slto: wssrtie- :, Sarah II
% =; =. Win, lsai In clinton, sss; A. 6. W.ls
ron 70 ~ san Vim and Morrison, lhrd Ii Gin
i IDn.. -; MANI Morrison 70 LARA N. waidroa
Afmin2dals-HannAhc Carter 20 Ella N Can
non, ian0 and oaiidinxs to FarminsdaIe, sayo; A
~ 1foser Of Han welt. 70 Y. s. Grover, Yarn
s&rdiEer--C. f. Liant 81 Gardner 20 G. "a In
caster. ~ Gardiner, land and bailSiugs in CART
asr. We. e =. Lan: 70 William Lan.. lana il
80 70 va con-. G riaisted to ., II. pray
i~a1 70 t1zfdiner, tx2s; IL Bryant 20 j. Donoyzn
iAna Ia Gardiner, elEo: o. h. clAson Ct ais. "a
Lydi. A. Allen, land, stoo.
Hatiowsil-s. A. ssoddard 70 Chas. Bolton. land
10 HaiioreIl, ESQ: 8. Dunn to atherine g.. Dunn
iAna and buildings in Halloween, val. con-
en- No. yASsaioofe--b. Williams, Massachusetts ia
ssSaa De orra5. vsssalboro. land In No. VassaI
fmest5n-f. p: Morrill, TO 81. BgrHham, land
And buiidings In ri;tston, e7oo.
kandoiph-Albion johnson 10 Joshua GRAY
and in Randolph, eco.
sidney - Z. Reynolds Of sidney 10 A. r.
snlier e. Augusta. land In Sidney, $3.50; r. I
sossens 70 70. sidney Cemetery Association, land
tn sfdne /. eco.
WAiersilie-M D. ard Z. r. Lyford, sp,inx
Held, Mas. 20 5. T. Stevens, ct. ala, land In
WstsfyIle, ssai, T.. Biameathal to Jesse Siinsoa
sna y. =. MAYO, land and buildings, Watervile
800 LeSis Pooitr TO C c. Roderick, ian In
Wateryiile. 900 and ether con-
land In Wayne, as.
Winds5r-s. r. Baytoa 10 a. L. a.r.an land
in Windsor, 500.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-04-28

There was considerable basiaess to oc.
cupy the attention Of the Probate and L.
solvency courts Monday. The following
wills were proved, approved and allowed
OF Ambrose + Tfssk, China; Of Eixir
Reynolds, Sidney; of Aboie W. Allan,
Augusta; Of Andrew j. Williams, Win
throp. The following were appointed ad.
miDistrators d. II. Thing. Mt. Vernon,
administrator of the estate Of Dorothsa j.
Dearborn, Vienna; Stephen M. Pulleu, OF
Oakland, on the estate of Lydia j. PulleD,
Oakland; Asa d. Townsend, Of Augusta,
on the estate Of Hattie C.. Townsend OF
Augusta. In the Insolvency Court there
was hesring during the afternoon on the
objection TO the di:eharge of Dudley
Blake Of Mt. Vernon, insolvsnt. The de-
cision has not rs yet been rendered.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-04-28
MarrIeD.


ARooSTooK.
Caribou-April is, Geo. A. Pennington of Houl
ton and Miss Marguerite II. Doyle Of Caribou
HANCOCK.
Ellsworth-April IS. Pearl A. Joy or Cambridge
and Miss Annie l.. Joy Of Ellsworth.
OXFORD.
Buckheii-april ~, Chas o. Rowe of Oxfor
aad Mrs. Emily A. { ooper of Paris.
SAGADAHoC.
Ba.h--April IL, Fred G Proctor and Miss Lotti-
l.. Curtis; April 10, John L. Crosby and Mis-
Mary y. Cosgrove.
Bowdoinham April H. Charles IL. Well OF
Gardiner and Miss issie l.. Ward Of Bowdo n.