PORTLAND DAILY PRESS. τ-· _ PRICE THREE CENTS. ESTABLISHED JUNE 23, 1862—VOL. 33. PORTLAND, MAINE, WEDNESDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 25, 1895.
'64. tho Gov- was at Yarmouth from '60 to reconcile the promotion of sobriety by the from lakes to the salt water. THE BIG DROUGHT. members of Parlia- John Ε M. died April 13, '95, Suite with proper freedom for TO ernors, Congressmen, THE COMGATIOMLISTS. Wright, DOINGS OF THE FAITHFUL. personal LOYAL IRELAND. distin- '65. thoso not lntomperato. They cannot and ment, engineers and lawyers agod 73. He was at Rookport, '56 to in their do not go along with the puritan temper guished profession, shipbuildiors William W. Parker, at Oakham, Mass., and successful business men and all the and tradition which upholds a grinding Pastor at members of the International Water September 22, '94, aged 70. tyranny in the name of morality and Deep were at the Fires Are Res ; religion, and yet they would try to regu- Ways Association present York, 1858 61. Severe Forest in and Navy Many late the sale of any article which, if The Celtic Convention Ια meeting Army Sixty-Sintli Annual Conference at Samuel H. Hasmer, January 22, '95, turns a Big" ëreliminary[all this afternoon at three.o'clock. The Still Encamped In improperly consumed, rapidly aged 66. Pastor in^Washington county, ing. Democracy man or woman into a nuisance or a criminal. Chicago. POPULAR GREENHALGE. ffestbrook. '55-'61. Syracuse. They would not maintain the power of Wm. Hart,at Utiea.TN. Y., May, 1895, forcing licensos into oities and towns Massachusetts Caucuases Overwhelmingly aged 63. At Bath, 1870-'79, where are not desired, nor, on the they For Him—Wm. H. Moody Will Succeed Calvin E. Park, at West Hoxford, Mass., OF THE l'OONTRî other hand, would they enable' INHABITANTS ENTHUSIASM DISPLAYED DELEGATES WERE Iîî AT- 83. At INTENSE the Late Gen· Goggswell. MANY March 4, '95, aged Waterville, fighting flames. A HIGHLY DELECTABLE EXCISE A "PROHIBITION" MINORITY, 1838-44. FOB THE CAUSE. TENDENCE. or executive officers, to from ministers' widows the deaths PLANK. hysterioal Boston, Septemebr 24.—Reports Of the of either of enslave the sober members the Republican caucuses held in the va- of four are recorded, as follows : of Rev. the two in the State. In- of the state to- Isaao at October are great parties rious cities and towns Carlton, Portland, 1, From Mountain to Sea Fires Reported not dividual liberty at our fireside must and as far as show over- Annual of the '94 86 ; of Rev. Edward S. Pal- Λ Dramatic Interesting Session—Irish night, reoeived, Eiglity-Eightli Meeting :, aged —Welle Drying Up Everywhere—Κίτβπ be taken Inducements to drunken- of Rev. Perry Belmont'· Picturesque Speech— away. Tele- whelming sentiment in favor of renomi- Meets Today mer, at .Portland, Ootober, '94; Eloquence Thrills—Suggestive Maine Misnionary Society are Barely Flowing:—Bain Sorely ness be but the Looks to the Unterri- may wisely removed, Gov. for governor. John A. Perry, at Brunswick, 1874; Everything Rosy grains of Sympathy—Finnerty's Perti- nating Greenhalge —Afternoon and Evening Exercises desire for the moderate use of Needed. legitimate In a of cases"the delegates and of Rev. Samuel H. Merrill, at Port- fied—Gen. King's Candidacy Rather as nent largo majority on should not be Speech. Yesterday. has its usual wine and beer Sunday are instructed to vote for him. Many land. The severe drought had Unique—There Will Be Fun Tomor- as itself forest driven now to satisfy by illegiti- Chicago, September 24.—While waiting delegates to the state convention who are The sixty-ninth annual meeting· of the effeot of produoing lires which row. STATISTICS, mate means. for the de to arrive at the Irish Conference of the a menace to the interi- legates unlnstruoted, are well known to favor General Congrega- are always suoh 24.—The The and the the a hundred churches of its ses- conference numbers 239 churches From Syracuse. Ν. Y., September preachers churches, convention, fully cablegrams his renomination. footings made about tional Maine, began The or portion of Maine. every sectiun brewers and the saloons should act to- Deinooats found a clear sky, a cool at- and domestio dispatches were roceivei and by no means complete, sions at the Westbrook Congregational (hot including five New Hampshire of the state come reports of fires of great- gether, formulate, vote for and enforce a midnight a crowd when success to the new movement. churoh afternoon at 3 with 180 Wells are mosphere and big they reasonable excise law. Sobriety is very wishing gives 169 delegates pledged for Green- Tuesday o'oloot, ohurches), pastors. er or less oxtent. drying up The situation more than Some of were subse- Rev. M. Howe of churoh members in the conference are turned out this morning. important, but not important the^more signiflcent halge, 49 unpledgod, 9 in doubt, and one George Lawiston, being The every where, and rivers barely flowing. is freedom for sober men to was about the same as last night. Can- personal buy, quently read to the convention. In oalling A. Morse. sixth con- moderator. are 6,09ôÎmales and 15,358 females,a total is in soi* need of rain and un- if for Elijah Injthe The state eat, drink and do what pleases them, to order J. where are didates were just as numerous and just the convention J. O'Connell, gressional district delogates The opening devotional service was of 21,45& Of these 4,245 are absent. The less it comes reasonably soon the effects it does not infringe on the rights of nomi- Democrats of the local said it to bo elected to the coij vent ion to as confident. State were others. chairman committee, lod by Rev. Dr. James Q. Merrill of the gain le 40. wll be very serious. nate a successor to the late Congressman be Mr. Belmont of of just as sure that they would admitted On the financial question was a spontaneous congress people Wm. H. Moody is thus far In "Christian Mirror." After the hymn The additions have been 617 by confes- said : Cogswell, and Tamanyites were equally sure they the Irish born race. Irish-Americans the lead. Reports from the district say Dr. Merrill read from the.fourth ohapter sion and 400 by letter ; total 1107. Eitendi to Quebec. SUDDEN CHILL Not has the New York Democracy A only seem to would not make room for them. were dissatisfied with the the friends of oandidato George for the last twenty years deolared itself parliamentary Arthabasta Station, Qua, September a the be demoralized. The Moody men claim With cold extremities, cramp Everybody was satisfied that the excise and thrown its influence for tariff re- campaign on the other side and of I was received here today from Haverhiil| Ζ and Newburyport ;tomor- 24.—Word in would be as broad as form, administrative reform and further faot that the Braults Mill, a station between Artha- or uneasiness plank Brooklyn currency Parliamentary party row night will send delegates enough to pain anywhere, but it has never failed to vindi- baska and that a mill, or and as for the future of the reform, had its and nominate without doubt. In fcjalem Aston, eight or bowels, a bridge party, In it botrayed supporters proved him, three loaded oars the stomach feeling cate sound finance. February, 1885, trust. was where the A. P. A. is re- nine houses and freight looked more to Democratic faithless to its This greeted and Concord it never rosy was a Democratic President-eleot, Mr, were by forest fixes. of nervousness, wakefulness, or | with loud applause, whioh was renewed to have considerable strength, its totally destroyed who a timely letter warned ported eyes. Cleveland, by when the spoakcr concluded by prophesy- candidates are defeated. In several places Monmonth Bog on Fire. demands the the country r,hat under the working of exhaustion, speedy- The streets of Syraouse were filled with ing that out of this convention would be where it was thought the organization the Bland-Allison law the two metals September 34.—Andros- use of SANFORD'S GINGER, the hours and born and established an Irish republic would make a fight no indications of its Monmouth, people during early hotels were in of in Monmouth and Leeds is on dunger "parting company" built on the of this great republic. existence were manifested. coggin bog stomachics. headq uarters' ban- and the In that the plans In that vicinity ig of warming jammed. Tammany gave warning hope Ex-Congressman John F. Finnerty, of fire, and the country purest would ropoal the silver smoke. The fire la-a ner swung across the street from the outgoing Congress this city, was greeted with prolonged ap- ROME'S FETES CONTINUE. covered with caught purchase law. stack near a camp, and is spreading Ask for SANFORD'S Vanderbilt House and the lobbies of the plause on being presented as temporary hay Avoid substitutes. It was his Democratic secretary of the The bog is covered with rotten and look for owl trade mark on the chairman. The calls were read at the of rapidly. GINGER prinoipal hotels were placarded with Mr. Manning, who, in 1885 and original Great Enthusiasm Unveiling and a foot Sold everywhere. Potter Ç)RUG ani> Treasury, by John P. Sutton of New York, secretary debris vegetable growths deep, wrapper. signs announcing where each candidate's to the Bland burns hundreds ot acres Ghem. Corp., Bolé Proprietors, Boston. 1S80, urged Congress repeal of the Irish National League of America, Monuments, and as this easily were looated Allison law in the interest of inter- headquarters with a resume or the telegraphic are threatened. Delegates and party leaders were national such bi-metallism together bi-metallism, As Mr. Sutton read of SPECIAL· NOTICES. has been described dispatches. eeoretary Rome. September 24.—The features In Penobscot County. UP UNTIL MIDNIGHT to come by what aptly the he omitted the names of ever since ad- cablegrams the of two as the international route, A from New York today's fetes were unveiling Bangor, September 84.—Several forœt wires and the claims of the New York who signers delegate FOSTER'S pulling pushing vooated by Democraoy demanded to know who signed the monuments; one in memory of the fires light up the skies it night in this also demanded the payment and final ex- A one is in the the many candidates. messages. The secretary brusquely re- brothers, Cairoli, killed in the vicinity. big blazing termination of the unconstitutional The patriotic woods west of Holden. βΰη Unimhin ITinw nf Taillera nnnnHr sponded: "None of your business. the other in insurrection of 1867 ; memory of Winn are Forest City DYE HOUSE, greenback. "ion mhn cnannrl thasa rrtAflRftcree are not Fires back spreading rapid- arrived thie morning. He Is about tlie vvnen a congress m joau of Marco an Italian destruction about there nepuuiicuii going to expose themselves to the British Signor Minghetti, ly, threatening AND who has not head- haa inserted in the Sherman law, the " of all efforts to control them. only candidate opened This was applauded by a statesman. The nrst mentioned monu- in spite worst features of legal tender : government. and set a boom bureau into green- of the convention ana there were quarters silver the portion ment was unveiled in the pro6ence of Phillips Alarmed. He said he did not take much backism, treasury purchasing no further operation. bank it was the interruptions. Motti Geu. Turr and Steam treasury redemption, The of finished, Gen. Garibaldi, Phillips, September 24. —Three distinct stock in shouting and that his belief is, reading dispatohes of Garibaldi's Carpet Beating New York Democracy, speaking through delivered the other survivors oarnpaign, torest πres are raging ana causing mucu Chairman opening liis the in as as Finerty crowds of The cero- if a man is wanted by party, Governor Hill, Brooklyn early address, briefly reviewing the successive and large spectators. loss within sight of this vilJage. sounded the death knell of monies of unveiling the MACHINES, summons will come. He is of thejopinion 1890 that efforts for centuries of the advocates of Monghetti In Pleasant Valley, Avon, a territory monument was conducted in the presence about one three miles has been burned 13 Preble St. Opp. Preble House. that the lower end of tlie State should bo THE COWARDLY MAKESHIFT Irish independence. He said whenever by of Humbert, the cabinet ministers over and is still A set of on the ticket and the central the"Irish fought the^Brltiah on [the open King spreading. represented whioh has created of new have and most of the leading politicians and is said to have been banned. Send large parcels by express, Feath- and western should not expect every- $150,000,000 field they lost less people than they buildings part act. statesmen. There is another serious Are at &c. Car- thing. greenbacks now driving out, by perpetual lost since the passage of the union Bragg's ers, Gloves, Laces, by mail, that ever Corner. The strange about Gen. King's 'our stock of gold which is The i'onians were the first body and Beds thing redeeming, listen to THE WEATHER. pets by freight. is that Kings county men made the English government Greene Ablaze· candidacy the only exportable money we have. Smamp Telephone connection. never heard of it seriously until they got reason. (Great applause. ) England It was the New York Democratic State a sort of home rule bill. Between Greene, September 24.—The-big swamp here^ and the delegates from up the State passed X'iiir. an in this town is ablaze. Over favored it because they thought Kings convention of September, 1891, which it and the House of Commons stood thirty men carrier of terror and 21.—The forecast are fighting the flames. The effort is to NEW MANCHESTER county wanted it. The Kings county first and the New York Dem- immovable tyranny Boston, September HOUSE, denounced, of the House of Lords. While confine the Are to the swamp. men were so dazed over the situation in the shape till Wednesday night is: Fair, variable KEV. GEORGE M. HOWE, THE MODERATOR. ocratic State convention of February 22, no chance With Windsor Hotel Annex, that had not made up their minds that barrier stood, there was Near Belfast. they winds, with stationary temperature. οι ;secona xunotny. υτ. juerrm ulull xne removals nave Deen 1U41 ; or whloli this whether to or 1892, which repeated the denunciation of for the Irish to obtain even a modicum MANCHESTER, Ν. H., morning support 24.—Forecast the Sherman law as a falso pretense, of Should the great Irish race 2 Washington, September offered prayer. 422 were by death, 387 by and Belfast, September 24.— A bad fire le the and best hot* repudiate Gen. King. justice. dismissal, Makes it largest equipped which denunciation in the the beoause the House of is: in the woods in the town of Mor- north of Boston. The delegates from all over the State reappeared give up struggle for Wednesday for New England Fair, Mr. Howe then announced the follow- 232 by discipline. raging is known as to be well united in favor Democratic platform as a Lords said it snould remain enslaved? rill in what the Higgins seemed pretty national southerly to westerly winds, and slightly ing committee on credentials : Kev. O. Baptisms have beeu adults and 153 Α. M. WINCHESTER, Proprietor. of John B. Judson of Fulton county for cowardly makeshift. There were cries of "No." The speaker 408, neighborhood. Everything is very dry, J. WESLEY BENNEB, Manager. of wa'-mer in Vermont, W. Folsom of Rev. H. G. Harbutt infants. State treasurer and Daniel G. Griffin of Today everybody advocates, in the said the "noes" came from legions Bath, and the fire spreads rapidly. Half the feb21 Morrill is out TuThtfW&lp Jefferson oounty for attorney-general. language of tho New York Democratic Irish hearts on this continent and fifty WEATHEB CONDITIONS AND GEN- of Searsporfc and Deacon Samuel Gar- In the Sabbath eohools are 23,768, a town of fighting the of a cur- millions more of all nationalities whose flames. Another fire is raging in the At 12.27 Chairman Hinkley called the platform twenty-two years ago, ERAL· FOBECAST. land of Gorhara. gain of 1568. as as hearts beat in with Ireland's woods at East Belfast. convention to order. He stated that he rency good gold. sympathy W. of were some who The report of the treasurer, Beacon The total benevolences of the Sabbath wae directed by the State committee to After the appointment committees. struggle. There thought The barometer has risen in New Eng- In the Mountains. Dr. Edward fotrock of the convention do to P. Hubbard of showed receipts sohools have been Ά Woiiderf y IW oman say the regular and Shepard delegates in Buffalo, presented might something land and Middle Atlantic States and to Bangor, $3312. was re- were to be on the following excise plank, which the government of the United of and a balance of In the trea- The 24.—A Kings oounty placed roll, implicate the west of Montana. It has fallen in all $1000 9114 young Jpeople's societies number Conway, N.H., September great to have two-thirds vote and ferred to the committee on platform : States with England. Did the display of forest fire has been regulars surer, land expenses of $1547 for tho year. 178, with 8,271 members. raging near Conway Shepardites one-third. "We ask the State Legislature to pass a stars and'stripes before them, did the other distriots. A depression of consider- Centre, and at one tiine threatened Cot- reasonable license law. with a of national oolors all about them The treasurer had borrowed $500 in or- As benevolences 207 churches Omena-Romany Gyp- Hon. Perry Belmont was elected tempo- uniform, showing able energy is central north of Dakota, regards on's Mills. A large number of men have for local Revenues of intimate intended to do to cash for oertain bills. as rary chairman and addressed the conven- proviso option. they anything the barometer is low. It der pay report follows: Foreign, $9,491 ; edu- been fighting it last night and today, shall to the the American where unusually tion. such licenses granted, go that would harrass govern- Rev. S. N. Adams of the Westbrook church md it now seems under cnntrol. of cities and towns is from ten to cooler on cation, $14,829; building, $2,033; sy Mr. Belmont began a lone speech by local poor funds the ment? twenty degrees Queen, ask that the Hundreds of church, extended a heartfelt welcome to home, $22,556; Α. Μ. Α., $5,434; eulogizing Senator Hill for his unflinch- in the State. We further (Cries of "No. )" places the Atlantic coast north of Virginia and Sunday STARTLING IF TRUE- .Late of Egyptian V illage, World's Fair amend and modify Sunday in the United States bore the name of the who were He then ministerial ing devotion to party interests during the legislature about ten degrees warmer from the delegates present. school, $1,074; aid, $1,183; Chicago, is now at 44 Brown street. Has In view of the reverses laws upon the statute books in suoh a who broke the neutrality laws Rev. Dr. A. H. last campaign. Lafayette, Mississippi valley westward to the Bocky announced that Quint, others, $49,416. Total, $106,016, an in- Sensational of in been consulted by tbe wealthiest and iLoat the form that the enforcement thereof will to aid in the for American in- Report Change Pope's of that speaker argued struggle Mountains. who was to and crease of campaign, or obnoxious to What laws did speak Tuesday evening $30.170. intelligent people of America and foreign that the swift changes of party power in not bo oppressive any dependence. neutrality Tho weather Is generally fair, and looal Residence, the Demo- class of our and not prove destruc- observe when in civil war she Rev. J. S. Penman, who was to have The benevolent"legacies arc countuiea. Her knowledge of past, present this State should encourage people England showers are reported from the southern $3,603. tive to business interest in tho State. colors and under false were unable and future events ia tiuly marveloaus. crats not to be without hope. Much, he any gave ships pre- of Florida and Texas and at spoken Thursday forenoon, Two hundred and five churches be in with vesssels from portions report London,September?!—A dispatch from Never fails to those who are In will depeud on the way they ap- Such laws should conformity tences to sweep American Canadian stations. In of help thought, northwest to be present. piaoe Mr.(Penman $221,618 spent in home expenditures. the irou tells the one marry, makes of tho the of the constitution and laws of the soa? What neutrality laws did she Paris, says town oouncil of Aivgnon ble, you'll preciate the lesson past. spirit Indications are that the weather will Rev. Dr. of Port- Advices on business the that when she enlisted men in this on Thursday, Burrage The statistics inolude the five New business^successful. He instanced the campaign of 1872, country, guarantee personal observe continue fair, with warmer southerly iAs/voted carte blanohe for the restore- deals and matrimonial veutnre. Causes and to all oltizens. lier beat the Czar in the on "Interdenominational when General Dix defeated Francis Ker- liberty equal rights country^to help winds in the central valleys on the land, will speak Hampshire ohurohes and one in New ;ion of tlio historioal of the speedy and happy marriages witn the one the stand as palace nan over votes, and the cam- Sunday laws should designate Crimea? "Neutrality laws A nnnaf ΤΊίλ nrnofliat· mill ΛΛ«_ you love by proper a-dvice. Tells of absent by 55,000 Canity. Brunswick. which has as bar- of two when Mr. Sabbath as a day of devotion of rest an d nothing against a nation's freedom," popes, long been,used friènde, dreams, accidents, paign 1874, years later, tinuo warm, with in tem- conference Geo. W. ***~ ^«hipwrecks, recreation. Provisions of the law should (vïTif.tnnwl ennn.knr. whilft the audience slight changes Tne sermonJby^Rev. The value of the church property is voyages, mines, Inwsuits, sickness; t^lls if Tilden, the standard bearer of the Demo- racks. in exercises and shouted in turn. "Else what perature. of Gorham, was next in order. of the tbe one you love is true or false. jMornl, cracy, defeated General Dix by over 50,000 protect people theirjraligious cheered Roynolds $1,532,150; parsonages,'^$207,200 ; I It is estimated that the work oÇrestcae- chaste, reilned ad vice to all. Predicted the and devotion on the Sabbath day. The mean these overwhelming manifestations was from Paul's First Crop Bulletin. His text was he invested funds, $197,583; indebted- oost It le Charleston earfhquaae, the great Milwau- sale of of kind should be for Cuba our ;ion will $1,000,000. proposed Mr. Belmont strongly advocated liquor any pro- of sympathy throughout to 13th 6th kee destruction of of '74. — Timothy, ohapter, ness, 68,37S;"and salaries $149,853. Are, orange crop hibited in all public places during church ? I am about as loyal as any man Washington, September 24. The Epistle ;o convert the palace into a "museum '»q. Has in har possession numerous and country REFORM OF THE EXCISE LAW. ana uiviuu box-ν wow auca « ν uiuujv American and of verse. In the is of Dr. and giron her by nours to the flag, ajrespector weather bureau issued the follow- evening, plaoe Quint, )f Christendom." costly presents jewels free for the not be today Umena will remain in the voters of the day shall be made rest American laws, but I would The central thought of the sermon was Rev. Dr. James Θ. Merrill delivered an grateful patrons. As it now stands, said he, weather crop bulletin for the week A prominent resident J"of the city de- Portland a short time oi^ly; those wuo and recreation of the ρβορίβ in the in- ashamed to stand on the platform with ing 1 the of New York cannot control the Manhood. The preaoher spoke par- address on the "Perils of the Minister." desire to consult this wonderful predictor, city terest of morals and labor "as well with with Pulaski, ending last night : New England harvest- :lares that the saored college will elect good Lafayette, Dekalb, of rêvealer and forecaster of coming a of the literature today, much It was full of and was events, management of the temperance question as capital. und hail, the superb vision of hundred is fast and rain is greatly ticularly good sense, ;he nest pope from Avignon, where he as in the as to ing progressing •hould call early day possible men down rather than builds 111 J J, in their own even as much as voters At 1.50 p. m. the convention adjourned thousand armed breaking neutrality jf which tears generously at the close. avoid the atternoon and evening rush, as city, needed. Fruit is dropping badly. applauded until 10 a. m. tomorrow. laws to liberate Cuba, or half a million Too wish to hundreds «re going to see her. No time for In towns and villges oan ooutrol it there- up character. many people Rev. S. D. Towne's address on the work committee on resolutions met to- them in in behalf of Ireland's idle gossip, wnen yon call let it be on busi- The breaking deeds We have WORK OF THE in. New York oannot vote for the We are Local Weather Report. io their good by proxy. in Maine was illustrated FLAMES. ness. Parlors, first 9oor, 44 Brown street. City night. Tho session was protracted, the independence. (Great cheering. ) abundantly by statute books which to Consultation price—Ladies. SI.00; Gentle- kind of excise commissioners it profera excise plank causing much debate. The here to proclaim to the world that the Portland, Me., September 24--The local laws on our are, stereopticon pictures, which ho bad men, $2.00. sep20eodnrmlstp2w It cannot what if after raôe is neither doad nor dis- dead letters. Lively Fires in M a I no Reported Last Night deiclde lioenses, any, committee finally adjourned, adopt- Irish Weather Bureau office reoords as to the 3ur everlasting disgrace, gathered in going ahout the State in the it will or excepting within narrow ing a platform with the exception of the heartened. We ara not of a breed that and grant, the Wo hold a mass meeting pass resolu- last two years. the limits the tax thereon. The absurdity excise plank. Tho platform, as adopted, runs out. There are more of us now then weather following: Among pictures a to 24.—The corn are a that can and then raise committee act. he showed were Fryeburg, September of such a law is manifest when, accord- declares for gold and silver as only legal gvor before. We wall of fire 8 a.m.—Barometer, 30.074; thermometer, tions, which many interesting all We will never to raise committees or paoking shop of T. L. Eastman, was PAINTS OILS ing to the construction seriously and tender ; denounces money not con- Dover be extinguished. B0.0; dew point, 41; humidity, 50; wind, SVe are ready up ones of persons ana places. absolutely insisted upon in our great vertable in time ; favors a gradual return- give up the struggle we are here to con- northwest; velooity, 10; weather, clear. inything else, except ourselves. totally destroyed |by fire this evening. of New York, it cannot ment of declares against free solidate all our forces for an aggressive 8 thermome TODAY'S PROGRAMME loss is cosmopolitan city greenbacks; p. m.—Barometer, 30.078; the sermon came the commu- 1'ho on building and machinery or of we can Following give a license to Governor Morton and unlimited coinago silver, and move against England whenever ter, 56.9; dow point, 44; humidity, 61; for conducted Revs. Ε. B. The programme Today will be as 65000; insured for $3700; loss on oorn, alayor Strong, to offer in their houses in favors an improvement of State canals. strike her under the law of nations. wind, west; velocity, 4; weather, clear. lion service, by follows : well insured. The cause was the city a glass of wine on Sunday to any One clause of *tho excise plank She is surrounded bv enemies. France, Mean daily thermometer, 62.0; maxi- Mason and Charles Harbutt, and Dea- 51600; one be with them. It upon, reads: "We Russia all hate her. For 25 mum minimum ther- Morning. of a H. H. HAY & who may dining agreed Germany, thermometer, 69.0; uuu the lantern. SON, practioally ;uua iionwuiuw| *uui.wU| explosion cannot protect either of them from con- condemn the hypocrisy of the Republican years the foreign policy of America had mometer, 56 ; maximum volocity of a 30—Devotional scrvioe, Rev. W. G. Middle St. finement in the penitentiary, if convicted party, in persistently refusing to enforce not boen what it should be. If the wind, 18, W. ; total precipitation, 0. Hubbard. Mann. Maine Central a Sufferer. the law had been as as it is on made V· VUl ΛΓΛΛΛΛΛ*ΛΙΛΛ U1VU VfA VUV XUU1UU of offering the wine forbidden by the Sunday closing in some cities, government patriotio The report necrology, by Rev. VlUg British State law. Nothing less than Gov. while demanding such enforcement else- American to be, the day that the NO RACE THIS TIME! M. Cousins, reoorded the follow- Missionary society. Opening services. Skowhegan, September 34. —The round- " have had Edgar Morton's will save the oulprit. whero. marines landed in Corinto we'd of treasurer, L. wue pardon deaths during the year: At Caribou, Report Crosby, Esq. bouse the Maine ^Central railroad to the narrow-minded con- After an animated discussion the a hard broadside of the American fleet. ing Report of secretary, îkto According (Supplementary said to be caused by an struction contended for at Saratoga last Srace-Fairchild people were given one- From today, continued the speaker, let But the Plucky Englishman Had tlie Best July 17, '04, Kev. Charles W.Porter, printed report). Address, Rev. William burned tonight, a a new movement. Let us Two loco- STAINS ENAMELS week, the statute makes it misdemeanor fifth of their delegation, us inauguarate of It. 48. Kinoaid, D. D. Addresses. Annual explosion of a barrel of oiL Irish igod for one who, on Sunday, offers, in his work for the establishment of the elections. Business. out. In- TRO UBLE FOR INSURGENTS. At East Corinth, November 16, '94, motives inside could not be got own house, a glass of beer, wine or republic, free and independent. Afternoon. 2. 00. —Devotional service. William ~ and inflicts a fine or The chairman resumed his seat amid Kev. Richard Jenkyn, aged 41, of sured. whiskey to any one, Staten Island, Septemebr 24.—For ?.15.—Report {educational institu- on in any sort Has Secured Nine American Built great that continued several native of and for a time sta- tions. From committee to visit Don't neei some imprisonment |one, who, Spain applause Wales, Bangor the 8aco. you or minutes and then the committees were the second time "no race" was declared Typhoid Rage· on of olub, sell on any day wine spirits tioned at Ligonia. He graduated from seminary, Rev. D. L. Yale. From com- ^ before cold waather to without a and Cutters, and the convention took a the Club's serios of in- to visit —This city and its members license, appointed in Seawanaka in 1874. mittee Bowdoin college, Rev. Biddeord, September 34. in a club recess of an hour. When it reasssembled Bangor Seminary over 40 comes Ρ makes it a misdemeanor to sell ternational ohallenge races for small Carl S. Patton. Saco are in a state of exoitement on or without a license. New one the committee on permanent At Fort Fairfield, June 14, 1895, Rev. —Maine of lu the two cities. Sunday with York, September 24.—Within organization in 2.45. Branch the college and ■ases of typhoid fever Mr. Bel- in favor of the tem- boats. This time varying winds and from a What Democrats seek, said month, nine American-built steam cut- reported continuing Elbridge Knight. eduoation society, Rev. J. G. Merrill, D. 3ue to impure water and milk is based on facts, ex- porary officers. John T. Flnerty resumed sometimes Jack of any, tthe Ethelwynn Rev. S. D. Towne seore- where there were two oaeee. mont, legislation ters under the flag, will be on At Stamford, Ct, April 14, 1895, Rev. D., president, ejrm and common sense. They would Spanish the chair. A large number of lagging IV. the The river from whioh the water supply perience of Cuba. and Spruce struggled during tary. cruising duty on the north coast delegates appeared at the afternoon Richard Bowers, Thurston, graduate of —The Maine is the lowest for years. VARNISHES BRUSHES full racing time of five hours to go 3.15 Congregational Chari- is secured The late Admiral Parejo sent Lieut session ana ine auuuorium was crowuou. in 1846 and pastor at Waterville table sooiety, Rev. Ε. B. D. those stricken with fever Is ex- ui uvvu nines Bangor Mason, D., Among The afternoon session was of less than Cwioe round a inaugiu a Rev. F. B. S. F. Parcher. Commander Triana to this city on special until 1845. president, Denio, secretary, Mayor one hour's duration, devoted to routine side, and only managed ^to finish a little a 45.—Bible Society of Maine, Rev. G. and the orders for these cutters Several Rev. Geoige Augustus Perkins, died Ε. T. LEE DAMAGED duty, business. additional greetings more than five-sixths of the C. Wilson. 9·SCHOONER The last of Some without 12-jmle 15, '95. He were very were read. pledged funds at Wendell, Mass, May grad- 4.00.—Report of the secretary 'of Sun- placed quietly. free course. The result today was to Cuba a limit, for any earnest effort to distinctly in and at Deacon A. W. Unknown Schooner Off the nine cutters was shipped uated at Bowdoin 1849, Ban- day sohools, Butler. Collided With An Ireland. Others the convention to favorable to the of the Eng- _BABY few wero built especially urged seemanship After several as mis- 4.80. —Reports j.of delegates to corres- days ago. They inde- in 1853. years Watch Hill. Their arma- ask for nothing more than complete who a fino exhibit gor bodies. for rapid in-shore work. lish challenger, gave and ponding destructive and nothing less. sionary in Turkey, professor in hour in the ment will be of a very type. pendence, accept Ion of sailing hie boat for all thore was 5.00.— Sooial chapel. of war Othors voiced the sentiment "Complete he conducted a New 24 —Shcooner Smugglers of the contrabands in her every minute the raco was on Robert College, boy's London, September HUMOURS separation, no matter by what means its Evening. sailed Relieved will be their prey. While the American boat was generally school at Gorham from 1866 to 1871, Ernest T. Lee, Rawding, master, Instantly to the effective- accomplished." About 700 delegates, service. Collection for the These will add greatly and well handled, an error of judgment of a.nd from 1872 to 1875 was pastor at Pow- 7.15..—Praise in here this in a badly damaged And Cured forces in Cuba. nearly every State evening Speedily by ness of the Spanish naval representing the first leg bade give viotory to Maine Charitable Society. line of war ves- Territory are In attendance. fairgto ual. oondition. She had been in collision With those and a doubo the English yacht, had not the fickle 7.30 —Reception of delegates from cor- doolared all outside re- for October bodies. with an at 1.15 this sels cruising it is Anxiety Steumer Alberta. wind rendered the day's work an abortive At Austin, Minn, 7, 1894, Rov. responding unknown sohooner tho rebels lief will bo out off from now The course was a run off who was born in Bath 8.00.— Address. Rev. F. J. Marsh, Sun- off Watch Hill. The Lee was Sault Ste. Marie, 34,—Ad- trial. today Alfred Murse, in morning of Kastern Cuba. September east school and publishing society. in tho central part vices from Fort William at 12.30 this the wind, by north, one half length, at Colby in 1843, and day bound from New York to Me. and 1813, graduated Rev. G. H. Eastport, *.semination. that Paoiflo a reach northwest a beat to wind 8.30.—Address., Gutterson, was Qticura Consular afternoon says the Canadian in 1846. He in Dix- preaohed Association. Capt. Rawding says the weather FAILS TÎie has not sou th by west, one half west. Bangor Amerioan Missionary with WHEN ALL ELSE passenger steamer Alberta ward, clear when the collision occurred, accord- Held and in Washington county previous 9.00.— Address, Rev. William Kincaid, warm bath with CUTICURA SOAP September 24.—In reaohed there yot. She through a fresh breeze from the north. When A Washington, passed D. D·. Congregational Home Missionary the terms of tho proclamation here at 10 o'clock and to 1854. ffBso/ufêly Ave miles off Watch Hill light, bearing and a single application of CUTICURA, ance with Sunday morning Will Burns Β β α Candidate? President published yestorday, is overdue 32 hours at Pott Arthur. December Sooiety. northeast, an unknown schooner with will afford instant relief, per- if the At Atlanta, Ga., 11, '04, John Pure (ointment), tho consular service under a Nothing has been seen of her and con- out starboard light, bore down on them rest and and to a placing Nashua, H. H., Soptember 24.— General Hinoks, who was bom In Buoks- THE DELEGATES. mit sleep, point speedy, civil service, Secretary Olnev to- is over her Howard A oream close before seen that a was modified siderable anxiety manifested Charles H. who has just returnod of tartar baking powdoi. so collision cure of the most of the whose It sized Burns, 1849. of Their Ssnifi and the Flacee permanent distressing dosingated board, duty whereabout®. She had a good said that ho had port in A Dinotory inevitable. It struok the Lee on the iay tho from Europe today highest of all in leavening strength itching and burning skin and scalp diseases, be to conduct necessary el- list. Holmes, died at New Are starboard bow, outting hereto the wat- shall passenger notu-considered the United States sena- Otis Village, Where They Entertained. —Latest United States Government all other methods fail. This board will consist of had er's the forecastle after iminations. From the Se». torial nomination. He nothing to Grove, Ν. Y., 28, '94. edge, starting deck, Assafitant Seoretary of State, Lalcen to the Lake August aged The delegates who have Indicated to the Food hor rail Sold throughout the world. tho Third as to whether he would be a candi- Report. and carrying away and one jib. say was at Elliot 1858-65. Britiih F. Newbebt * of tho Department and the Cleveland, September 2i.—Influential 90. He pastor committee that will She was with canvas and came depot: the Solicitor date. All reports and statements that he entertainment they patched or the men from both lake? died at Sorr», 1, King Edward-bt., Lon- S Chief of the Consular Bureau, sides of the great race as a candidate are en- John Bittinger Haveiv Royal Baking Powder Co. to this port. The Lee is gowned bv G. ^ 1 boom the will enter the Quincy for the time boing discharging have assembled in Cleveland t° Ountlnned oa Second 10* Wall Ν. Ï, W.Lord and others of and in New don. FottsbDbdoakdChxu. \ persons tlroly unauthorized. Mass., April ^ '85, aged 04. He Fag·, St^ Calais, of the piflees. Dxojeot for a foot channoL (till, York and Portland, th· 4 wise twenty-ii* MISCELLANEOUS. MISCELLANEOUS. -■ WEDDINGS. Ν Ε W ίϊ 7 c Λ γι χ ^ 32 ΚΓΤΤΰ. I Mills, Rev. Richard Β with Mrs DEFENDER'S CREi/V HOME- STATE BOARD OF TRADE ΙΐίΙΙί CO,(il!IÎG.lÎI#MLISTS Frank Haskoll. Galon with Dr. J. L. Moses, C., Bath, Green's Blake Their (laving a Glorious Time at ΒβιΐΕΟΓ Meet- Horr. landing Merry Over i Davie—Pluinuier. I Merrill, Rev. Dr. J. G., Portland, with Ketnrn. ing. Dr. J. Ij. Horr. High streot was the scene of a brilliant Continued From First Page. Rev. with Mrs. Feventh Mason, E.B., Brunswick, [SPECIAL· TO THE Bangor, September 24.—The wedding last evening when Mr. Henry J. W. Morris. PRESS.] Davis annual meeting of the State Board of Hall Davis and Miss Edna Mnbel Pluin- R. with Green's.Landing, September ;i4—.Seven- bo present, iiro as follows with the Marsh, Rov. 1'. J., Boston, Preble George f places after- House. of the crew of the Trade was held in this of Mr. and Mrs. H. T. of the World's Columbia Exposition, Chicago. where are entertained: teen Defender arrived Bangor mer, daughter Director-General they Rov. P. East with of Trade Miller, E., Sumner, homo steamer Mt. Desert this morn- noon at the Bangor Board Plummer, were married at the residence Armstrong, Miss. with Mrs. by : Biddeford, Mrs. W. B. Boothby. was dele- Says Sli Can n. were met a rooms. It attended by of the bride's Moody, J. H., York Corner, with Mrs. ing. They by largo concourse largely parents. Rev. from all state. The Adams, J. E., Bangor, with Rev. Simon Cutter. of people. They landed amid the scream- gates parts of the The weddingjtook place at 8.30 o'clock. used Johann Hoff's Malt Ertract ■S. N. Adams. South San- tho Moulton, Mrs. Ellen Μ. Α., ing of steam whistles, roaring of cannon, meeting was oalled to order by presi- The bridal procession marched into Adams, Mr. William, Bangor, with with Miss Delia Boothby. ford, of frionds and the Cadet band dent, Henry Lord, of the State Board, the room to the music of Men- as a nerve tonic, and as an aid to di- Rov. S. N. Adams. W. Hallowel, with friends. shouting drawing HAVING F., 'i§ Rotis extra fine Marston, who introduced C. It Snow. The delssohn's Gil- Aprahamiau, Rev. S.A., Green's Land- Mafrston, Mrs. W. F., with friends. playing Yankee Doodle. Much bunting Mayor wedding march, played by with Mrs. Ε. S. Brooks. of wel· I can commend it. ing, Moore, Rev. P. H., Saco, with Mrs. A. was displayed and an arch of flowers was latter delivered α graceful address bert's orchestra, who were stationed just cheerfully y Adams, Miss Gardiner with gestion, Sarah, Mrs. F. Warren. come. Falls, Thorn- oS the hall. The took Tapestry Carpet, O. A. Bean. erected. They were met by a committee Ellsworth, Rumford oeremony plaoe McBridc, Rev. W H., Wells, with Mrs. admitted Rev. J. and escorted to the where a short aston, and Old Orchard were in the bay window which was Made, Laid and Aiken, Α., Windham, with Mrs. Simon Cutter. square, large *»5C y d. •f. \V. M. N. Rich per Moiris. Rev. Charles Α., Rockland at address of welcome was made by Hon. E. to memborship. Secretary simply, but exquisitely decorated with Deacon J. with Mrs. Moore, Akers, Μ., Alfred, White House, care J. E. Warren with P. When all orew have of Portland read his annual report. The astors and ferns on a white back- A. F. Warren. Spoiïord. the pure Mrs. Albion a balance Quinby. arrived a big banquet will be tendered report of the treasurer showed ground. Just over the heads of the bride 16 Soils ail wool Bean, Rov. Ebenezar, Bluehlll, with Moore, Mrs. Charles Α., with Mrs. Albion of $418 in the Twenty-four were festoons of the The _ Frank Spear. Quinby. them. treasury. and groom pretty Beware of imitations. genuine Mrs. with Frank were from 19 boards. this sÙ?// Beau, Ebenezar, Spear. Mank, Rev. G. H., and wife, New delogutes presont, same decoration. The bride was ohnrm- Johann H off s Malt Extract has signatureb £3Γ* John with Mrs. Allen. An interesting paper by J. W. Penny Carpets, Brimmer, Η., Ellsworth, Gloucester, with Mrs. John Kose Means Business. She was in a on neck label. C7*"1 Uffrl^UlT) Lewis P. Warren. of Mechanio Palls, on "What the busi- ing. gowned magnificent f! Noreross, Rev. F. V. Andover, with Mrs. & Mendelson Sole New York. 1. ness man owes to was white brocaded en traine, the ft Eisner Co., Agents, and Blodgett, Rev. Henry, Bncksport, with A. P. Stiles. New York, September24.—A cablegram the community," satin, 65c per yd. and discussed ïjaed,Laid Geo. T. Springer Noreross, Mrs. F. V., with Mrs. A. P. received at the New York Yacht Club read by Secretary Blanding collar of superD Duchese and point lace, J. several. Bird, E., Albany, with Lewis P. War- Stiles. by and wore the bridal veil with wrearh house reads as follows : F. read an long ren. Ortiz. Mrs. C. with Mrs. Hon. I). Davis of Bangor Α., Phippsburg, 24. of I of blossoms. She oarried^brido 28 wool Art Brown, Rov. Ε C., Freeport, with Mrs. G. H. September able paper on "The Forests Maine, orange all Raymond. S. the îlew value to the Miss James H. Banks. Mr. Ε. B. Cumberland Contre, J. V. Oddie, Secretary of their present and futuro roses. The maid of honor, Alice Osgood, York officers resulted Brown, Mrs. E. C., with Mrs. Jas. H. at House. Yacht Club: state. The election of Kemp, was attired in pale yellow faille Highland confirm board : Presi- Squares, Banks. Mrs. Ε at House Your message reoeived. I per- in the ohoice of the old Osgood, Β., Highland the M. N. Rich, white ohlffron and carried Mareohal Butler, Deacon A. W., Rockland, with Packard. E. P., Wilton, with Mrs. Geo. sonally the challenge sent through dent, Henry^Lord ; secretary, A con- Niel roses. The and best Mr. 62c per yd. Geo. T. Springer. MorrilL Cumberland Mills. Royal Victoria Club in my name. Portland; treasurer, G. M. Weymouth, groom man, Bean, Rev. Leroy S..Portland, with Mrs. Packard, Mrs. E. P., with Mrs. George firmatory letter will follow immediatley. Saco. John Plummer, wore a full evening no men Co, Jesse I make restrictions as to the con- A of met Standard Estes. Morrill. gatheri»g distinguished dress. Dr. Blanchard performed ditions. at the which was ^Bev. Clothing Boan, Mrs. Leroy S., with Mrs. Jesse Mrs. with Mrs. Jos. this evening banquet Purington, Bangor, ROSE. of the ceremony with the {repressiveness 52 (Jnion Art Estes. H. Hezeltou. (Signed) CHARLES a brilliant affair, eclipsing anything the state. Gov. so marked a feature of his ser- Baker, Rev. Smith, Boston, Preble Purington, Miss Mary Emily, with Mrs. the kind ever given in that is Private Stevens and House, or E. J. Haskel. J. H. Hezelton. BRITISH SARCASM. Cleaves, Seoreary vice. Squares, ( Buck, Miss Emma, Orland, with Mrs. J. Rev. T. North with Councillor Shepard were present.Gen. Perry, S., Baldwin, Pearl At the conclusion of the ; ceremony a W. Morris. Dr. J. L· Horr. Journalistic Comments on Kose's Cup Mitoheil was marshal. President at the head was The 37 l-2e Bradford, Rev. G. F., Bristol, with Mrs. Pierce, Rev. J'.K., Monmouth, with Mrs. of the looal board, presided large reception given. ushers, aSds,Patton· yd. Challenge. on the Jacob Bragdou. IV. K. Dana. of the table, with Gov. Cleaves Messrs. Joshua C. Lib by, George Knight, of the State Bailey, Rev. Ν. Μ., Wells, with Mrs. W. Patton, Rev. C. S., Auburn, with Mrs. London, September 24. —The Daily right and President Lord George McKenney and Burnham Morrill, on the Ε C. HEADQUARTERS W. Spear. W. Κ Dana. Chronicle Mr. Rose's Board left. Hon. Ryder, says, regarding The found their positions no sinioure. In 32 Rolls Fancy Barrows, Mrs. G. S., and friend, Frye- Mrs. J. B., Hiram, with Mrs. H. city solicitor, was toastmaster. Pike, challenge for the America's oup, that it aDd elabo- burg, with Mrs. Ε. H. Phillips. Η. B. Hawes. dining rooms were beautifully the music room fruit punch was served the of toasts in- Bolster, Capt. H. N., and wife, South Pennell, Mrs. Martha R., Hollis, with admires the spirit which prompted rately decorated The lists by Mrs. Ernestine Drew, assisted by a Straw Matting, "The State of Gov. Paris, with M. W. Stiles. Mrs. E. S. Brook. challenge but has little confidence of a cluded Maine/' of beautiful friends of the "New Her Business bevy girls, Boothby, Rev. C. D., and wife, with Pease, R. S., Cornish, at Highland satisfactory result unless the New York Cleaves; England, the the Misses Louise Small, Carrie lOc per yd. Misses Towle. House. Interests," Hon. C.L. Adams, president bride, For Yacht Club is able to the oourse "Our Boys. change Crane, Rev. Chas. D., Machias, with Paine, Rev. L. L., Bangor, with Mrs. of the Massachusetts board; T. Coppius of Newton, Mass., Helen Mrs. A. W. Ricker. over which the races are to be sailed. A Guests," Hon. A. R. Savage, Auburn[ George H. Raymond. " Smart, Estelle Llbby, Marin Plummer, "The Common W. W. Stetson, Uredefoid, Rev. Geo. Η., Winthrop, with Pratt, Rev. D. M., Portland with Misses fair raoe is as impossible ovor the New Schools, SO© of schools; "City Margaret Xeal, Marion Champlin, Grace yards English Mrs. E. J. Haskell. Towle. in state superintendent Values in Good York course as would be a horse race W. T. Haines; Annie Mazie Miss Clothing Extraordinary. Rev. S.W., West Woolwich, with Rev. J. L·., Gardiner, with Mrs. of Watorville," Hon. Hall, Swett, Abbott, Ohapin, Quinby, Fleet street at the busiest of the Edwin Mrs. E. J. Haskell. Fred Stevens. part day. "County of Aroostook,"JHon. Jjoud, Miss (Joe, Marion Jewell, Miss Uiioleinn, of Portland," EB. Win- Chamberlain, Mr. W. H., Wiîton, with Mrs. J. L., Gardiner, with Mrs. The Times, commenting upon the wiggin; "City and Quinby, C.S.Hichborn,Au- Jewell, May Hobbs Mrs. Philip Q. Mrs. J. C. Sentes. Fred Stevens. ohallonge of Rose, repudiates I,he sug- slow ;" Capital City," 47c Mrs. W. with Mrs. J. with Mr3. "City of Lewiston," G. H. Bab- Loring. In tho dining room Bobinson per yd. Chamberlain, H., Rideout, Rev. B. S., Norway, that it was his intention to oon- gusta; " gestion Line Hon. Har TO "Shoro one EASY Railroad, catered. loes were served at end of NOT FIND. C. rfcat.es. bitt; RARE BARGAINS Smith Hawkes. vey disapproval of Lord Dunraven's with Mrs. rlson Huma Remarks were also made Chase, Rev. Andrew and wife, Mrs. Rioh, Mrs. T. H., Lewiston, with course. the table and creams at the other. Both Tomorrow the leaves C. A. Boan. John Pickard. "It is the Times by others. party 600 quite certain," says, a rooms were decorated in as- yards Moqnet and Contre Gorham. for a to Aroostook county on speo- beautifully Curtis, Rev. John. S, wiffe, Rev. George W., "that until a race can be sailed under trip Reynolds, i_l nA+nnninr» t.i\ "R»r»c*oi· TTrtHnv tors and ferns. L. W. Edwards. ι». Lebanon, with Mrs ■HOJ1 JiUiUOf XTJ.X Ο. ui/uj.gu SUU11 UUIJUllilOllS as Will ιικικυ J υ U LUrtLi ui *-ιυ 1VOV, X'i. 1U. mvu uixo, and lhe Offer Carpet, USIUS, ^uviuui, Richmond, Kev. James, delegate, seamanship and eliminate the accidents presents were superb and complete- We Mrs. J. C. Scales. Today: Fred Alden. Litchfield Corner, likely to occur in a crowded waterway, it THE FIELD OF SPORT. ly tilled one of the up-stalrs rooms. There Crosby, John L.,\ Bangor, with John Richards, Rev. James 3., Deer Isle, with will not be here with all the in- 87c regarded was silver ware, pictures and bric-a-brao I large lot of GOOD WOOL SUITS FOR BOYS 6 TO 14 per yd. E. Warren. Mrs. A. L. Hawkes. terest and respect it would otherwise in abundance. Mrs. Eliza, Bluehill, with Mrs. Mrs. J. with Mrs. A. L. command. It would seem that Among the beautiful at SI.OO PER S2.50. Chase, Richards, S., everything The National League. years, only SUIT, regular price M. Morgan. Hawkes. connected with this cup is in tho grasp of gifts was a magnilicent out glass punch with the Couley, Rev. Henry W., Ellsworth, Robinson, Deacon Increase, Waterville, a dead hand and is to blame for The following ara the results of 1000 Odd Knee Pants for Boys, sizes 4to 16, SOO yards Velvet nobody bowl from^the Sobriety Club, an elegant pairs C. 'i'. Ames. with Mrs. Miriam Palmer the deadlock. We cau only that in the National suggest games played League silver ladle to with from the 75c and SI.OO. reliable, Cutler, Rev. Chas. Η., Bangor, with Rice, Charles J., North Watorford, with the and the deed of be carpfully go it, 50c. 65c, Stout, strong, durable, cup gift ; Carpet, Mrs. E. J. Haskell. Mrs. Holmes. deposited in the strongest strong room yesterday Manataqua Club, and an exquisite hand double seat and double knee- J. Beffliu N. North 6; Wash- Caruthers, Rev. S., Falls, Rice. Mrs. Charles H., Waterford, New York can boast and that some other At Washington—New Yorks, painted fan, from an intimate friend of H., with Mrs. Ε. B. Newcomb. with Mrs.. Holmes. object be found for which yachtsman may ingtons, 5. Blue Cheviot Reefer 4 to a re- 85c at Balti- the bride. Boys' Suits, ages 7, per yd. Gôtton, Mrs. E. C., Rookland, White Redlon, Rev. Amos, Bridgton, meals race under free conditions. At Baltimore—Philadelphias, 7; House, account J. E. War ran. Mrs. J. Piekard. moros, 7. During the reception,Gilbert's orchestra markably good one for the money, S2.50 each. Chandler, Mrs. Emma W. Bethel, with Sawyer, D. J., Jonesport, with Mrs. A BOLD ATTEMPT At St. Louis—Cinoinnatis, 11; St. played delightfully. T. Haskell. Louis. 1. assortment Geo. Springer. Frank One of the features Large and and with Mrs. Prank 7; Louis- pleasantest of the Dl'isko, Rev. Raymond C., wife, Sawyer. Mrs. D. J., Town of A t Louisville—Pittsburgs, At Highway Robbery 111 Quiet was the announcement of tho en- In Pant Suits. of in daughter, Alfred, with Mrs. E. S. Haskell. villes. 5. wedding Great Bargains Boys' Long Heavy Drapery Brooks. Sawyer, Mrs. Frances, Milbridge, with Allied. At Brooklyn—Brooklyns, 11 ; Boitons. gagement of the maid of horor. Miss with to Dyer, Mrs. A. E. CapelEKziibeth, Mrs A. \V. Ricker. 2. Alioe Kemp to Mr. George S. McKeuney half pairs close at Mrs. W. N. Chaoman. Miss, with Mrs. A. W. Ricker. Two I double breasted and I single breasted Sawyer, Alfred, September 24.— A daring at- High School Foot Ball Coach. of this The announcement was lots, Davison, Rev. Charles andiwife, Green- Sewall, Rov. David Β., South Berwick, city. at occurrod here $8.00 offered at S5.00 PER cost. ville, with Mrs. Miriam Palmer. with Mrs. W. W. Cutter. tempt highway robbery Benjamin Hicks, Bowdoin '95 has been made when the bride's cake was out. Suits, regular suit, only Prof. P. and wifo, Rev. John S., Bangor, with Mrs. on tho road leading Donio, Β., ^Bangor, Sewall, Monday night only engaged as coaoh for the Portland High SUIT. with Mrs. G. H. Raymond. W. W. Cutter. Gore. Larkin—Be rdeu. from Alfred village to Alfred School toot ball team and began his Dinemore, Rev. John, with W. P. Var- Shaw, Mr. William, Boston, Proble I fast Black rare Fesselden and Fred Riuker were For two Hicks A took at lot all wool, color, Suits, bargains, num. House. Wesley duties yesterday. years very pretty wedding place Mrs. with Mrs. a strip of woods between $10 Dinsmore, Mr. and Dinfimore, Sewall, Mr. W. R., East Sumner, driving through played one of the ends on the Bowdoin St. Dominic's church yesterday morn- ONLY $6.50, regular quality. in tho when a W.|P. Varnum. W. B. Boothby. 7 and 8 o'clock evening, eleven. ing. Miss Alary A. Barden was united and wife. Cura- Rev. Alfred L., South 'varsity One lot of Fauntleroy Suits, for Boys 4 to 7, only HONUIENT Davis, Rev. Frank'jW., Struthers, man suddonly out bushes, big 21 ofjtho to SQUARE. Mrs. C. B. Woodman. Mrs. C. E. Rollins. jumped in marriage Mr. Frank W. Larkin, dit Leriand,dwith Gardiner, with at Myetic. sept25 beside the road, And made a dash for Bic Day $1.50 AND $2.00 PER SUIT. Eaton, John K., Deer Isle, with Mrs. Sair, Rev. John B., Cornish, with Mrs. the ceremony being performed by Rev. Ernest Jan. Uraham. their horse's head. Medford, Mass., September 24.—Today K. F. The bride wore a blue Bragdon. of Hurley. One lot Cape Overcoats, CARRIED FROM Rev. H. Everett.'Lovall, with Mr. A. with Mrs. unex- was most favorable for the oponing Boys' Farnham. 'Sawtelle, Sydney, The animal started by the man's travelling costume. The John Lord. the ninth annual meeting of the Trot- bridesmaid, OFFERED AT $2.50. THE DAILY PRESS Mrs. J, ;Knowlton. Elbridge to one side, LAST season, $1.00, regular price Rev. A. ,^Μοηβοη, with I Mrs. Α., with Mrs. Elbridge pected appearanoe, leaped ting Horse Breeders' Association at Miss Anna Barden, was attired in a cos- Freeman, Henry Sawtelle, reins Mrs. S. N. Adams. Lord. so that he was unable to reach the Mystic Park. The attractive card of tume of.dark.'green. Mr. John.MoCarthy Large lot of Outing Flannel Waists and Blouses, drew a crowd of Farnham, Rev. R. Α., North J Yarmouth, Stlckney, Rev. E. T., Boston, Preblo as was evidently his intention. events large people. be found at the condition. Tom was groomsman. Lohengrin's wedding 10c each. Can periodica with Mrs. W. P. Burnham. House. the The track was In good| 25c quality, always Kicker, who was driving, grasped march was regular Rev. F. L·., Boston, Preble I Mrs. Dana Boy finished first in the first heat of the admirably.rendered by Miss tores of! Ferguson, Stone, G., Kennebunkport, whip from its socket and while the are reliable in re^ A. Anderson. stakes for 3-year olds, but was Bgan. Mrs. Dr. O'Neil The above goods thoroughly every John Chlshotm, JOS Congres s stïeet House. with C. man was still trying to hold the horse produce Fanny sang T. Biddeford, with Mrs. Dca. J. Saco, at set back for a running break, but he A.B.Merrill, 247 Frey, Rev. L., Stearns, F., Highland by the head, struck him squarely across Cherubini's "Ave Maria" in a soul-in- and are offered at less than manufacturer's cost. W. F. Goold. 405 John Piokard. House. won the second and third heats. The spect " the face with the lash. Then the horse manner. The breakfast Ν. G. Fesscnden, 52i> William and wife, Buoks- I J. at House. fourth was declared a dead hoat between spiring wedding " Forsyth, Rev. Stearns, Mrs. F., Highland dashed forward and the front wheels W. H. Jewett 504 with Rev. S. N. Adams. W., Yarmouth, with he and Quarter Cousin. The race was was served at the home of the bride's A. Libbv. £60 port, Sweetser, George of the buggy struck the would-be high- L Rev. O. Bath, with, Mrs. Mrs. Dwiual Pripc. then The foals of 1894. mile Mrs. F. A. Jellisoa, 935 Congres street, Folsom, W., knooking him down, and pass- postponed sister, Loughlin 0'Donnoll,ln Deor- STRICTLY ONE PRICE—ALL SOODS AS REPRESENTED, with Mrs. wayman, $500, had five starters : Mika- G. DaSilva, 21» York street. Ν. T. Worthley. Sweetser, Mrs. George W., over his Kicker and Fosselden dash, purse wtfth Mrs. S. ing body. b Wilkes, dam Bessie ing. J. J. Beardworth. 87 India street Fisk, Miss Mary Μ., Bath, Dwinal Pride. did not stop to ascertain the extent of do, c, by Ralph H. 43 Middle street. with Mrs. Aristos, (Trout.) won; Connol- Stanley-Field. F. Ersklne. N. Aiams."· Shaw, Rev. B. P., Yarmouth, the man's injuries. Kipp by J. V/. Peterson, 2 Exchange street Flint, Mr. John M., East Baldwin, with T. H. Snow. ly, blk t, (Hartford), second; Barncal, H. G. Todd, Cor. Commercial and Park 3.49 1-4. A very took at Mrs. Lewis P. Warren. Snow, Mrs. B. with Mrs. T.H. Snow. of York Indictment». b c, (Paige), third; time, pretty wedding place 6ts. P., A Grist County Mr. T. Tliomaston, with Mrs. P. Garland, with Mrs. In the 3.40 class,purse $2000, eight start- the home of Mrs. H. In Wind- W, A. Golden. 78 Exchange street Fuller, ,H., Thayer, Rev. B., Lydia Pope Alfred, September Hi —The York Coun- Russel oh by Mambrino Weitman & West, »3 αϊι,ύ 86 Commercial W. L. Hawkes. L. W. Edwards. ers, Egbert, g, ham on Monday, September 23, when Rev. G. Η., Boston, Preble I Miss Marriet Ε., Thomaston, this Russell, dam Orlena by Egbert, (Quin- street. Gutterson, Tillson, ty grand jury reported morning William P. of Florida was united John Hernandez, 125 Commercial street House. with Mrs. J. C. Hess. lan), won in five heats,Stella, b m, by Stanley street. 54 liquor indictments and 14 for other \V. A. GUlte, 145 Commercial Golder, Rev. A. L., Eliot, with Mrs. Thomas, Rev. Lewie J., Auburn, with Woodbrine, dam Mollie by Kohinor,(Pal- in marriage to Marietta H. Field of Wind- Norah Feari. 190 street offenses Those made are Wm. Miss Braôkett Dana. publie second ; Van Zant, b m, (Green), were the 881 I street Simon Cutter. Mrs. W. K. mer), ham. They married by Friends' Jolin H. Allen, y» Congres North with of Fred of San- best timo, 2.17. the Florist. 645 street. Gould, Mr. Charles H.; Brldgtoc, Towne, Rev. S. D., Bangor, George H. Weloh Saco, Elwell, third; conducted fm. H. IHnnet&Co. Congress $250, there were ceremony, by Varney, Standard the 2. 30 Q. .1. Hodgson, 90Va Portland street with Mrs. Miriain Paimer. T, Springer. John Gal vin of Biddeford, assault In olass, purse Co., ford, and took under an arch Clothing T. M. Glendenlne, Inns Island. Deacon E., and wife, Saco. Miss Delia M., Damariscotta, seven starters, Aloldalia, b m, by Sir Esq., plaoe of Garland, Taylor, and battery; Clarence Β. Hloks of Bid- Lam- F. L. Bracket,t. Peaks Island. Highland House, Miss Hatti Bearce. Walter, Jr., dain sister by Daplel evergeons and sweet peas. The rooms E. L. tlttlefleld, 189 Congress street with at ; W. Thompson, won In three heats; King Griffin. Kcv. Heury L·., Bangor, Toms, Rev. R. L.( Chicago, Highland deford, forgery Lesly bert, (Dore), were beautifully decorated and a Middle St. M. A. Parker. Lihby's Corner. Anna large 255 Mrs. Geo H. Raymond. House. Edwin C. Allen, Fred Elwell of Sanford, Albert, br li, (Tyson), 'second; dt H. C. Berry. Θ37 Congress street. company of friends and relatives were sep20 C. and wife, Buxton, Rev. New m, (McCarthy), third; best Forest City News Co.. 422 Congress street. Gates. Rev. H., Valentine, Nelson, Gloucester, Edmund Hubbard, Mary Mace, g conspiracy; 2.16 1-2. present. Ice cake were Mrs. Bradley, cor. Spring and Clark streets. with Mrs. E. S. Brooks. with Mrs. E. J. Haskell. time, croarujand served, with Mrs. Biddeford, adultery; John J. T. Wyer. 48 Portland Pier. Hayes, SuSie F., Limerick, Wells, Rev. Herman .Joy, Union, with j Graffam, and after many congratulations and good head of * W. C. Lord, Long Wharf. Mrs. C. W. Mace. Troulx, John Laffan, Wm. Beaumont of Line. 8 Custoj,· House Fighting the Shore wishes, the company separated. Mr. G. W. Hunr. YYharr. Dea. W. P., and wife, Bangor, Mr. E. W., Bethel, with Geo. and 23 Monament square, Hubbard, Woodbury, Biddoford, breaking entering. and John Cox, Alonzo of Mrs. Stanley left on the evening Dennett. the Florist 563-Congress street. with Mrs. Libby. T. Springer. Calais, September 24.—The agent Rev. W. B., South Bridgton, E. Lovell, with John J. A on tlie Fotomac. train for Boston. L. D. Look. Cor; Congresa andf Franklin Sts Hague, Woodbury, P., Tragedy the opponents or tlie snore rtauroaa in -with Mrs. Smith' Hawkes Cnmbertand Knowlton. 84—The is advised by the Also at the new sranus tn' me Falmouth Mills. Mrs. Ida V., Woodfords, with Washington, September Washington county Woodbury, John A. Dixon, loaded with Preble and United States hotels, and Grand Hinkley, Mrs.'Anna, jBluehill,'.with Mrs. Mrs. A. F. Small. schooner counsel that no valid tax can be assessed More Anxiety In China. Trttnk and Union Depots. It can also be ob- was found drifting about Cedar M. Wood well, Rev. George Μ., Bridgton, lumber, the Commissioners of of Chieholm Bros., agents on all trains Morgan. on the a river steamer by County any part 24.—A tained Mrs. S. with Mrs. Ε. .T. Haskell. Point Potomac, by Loudon, September despatch oî the Maine Central, Grand Xftink and Port Hill, M., Cape ,Elizabeth, with the of is raised to interest or FALL STYLE Preble House. yesterday, with body the skipper. which pay from says the entire LADIES' land Si Rochester railroads and if agent3 on Mrs. W, KL Chapman. Webb. Rev. Ε. B., Boston, Shanghai provinoe any g with Mrs. F. Revelle aboard. The vessel to stook in the Shore Rail- ci the Boston trams. Rev. G. M., Lewiston, Watorworth, Rev. J. A. Limerick, with Bonjaniin principal buy of Che has been Howe, 1 several with a Kiang again placarded The Press can also be found at the left Norfolk days ago cargo in following C. E. Rollins. Mrs. Ε. S. Brooks. road. A deoision was made recently with and anti-Ohristian places out side the oily: W. and wife, Fal- with Mrs. of lumber consigned to lAnthony, than the chances of re- transacted impannelling taking being and An Kicninind—Λ. K. Ml! let t. "Booth Harbor, withîMiss who arrested Durrant at Walnut Creelt, jury organization. unusually road Company. Falls—11. L. KliiotL Lewis, Mrs., bay moved. docket is presented and all of the liuinlord Delia Boothby. testified that ho had an interview with large -C. A. Clifford, lawyers in were Rev. and wife, (South at Dr. office 7, anil Λ Desperate Murderer. prominent the vicinity ft Carr. Lowis, Geo. W., Durrant Yogel's April liockland—Dnnn Berwick, with Mrs Frank Haskell. Durrant then staled that he had last seon in attendance. First 5 per cent Gold Bonds A.J. Huston. Bluff, 24.— Central Mortgage H. Lufkin, Deacon Asa, North Yarmouth, Blauohe Lament on the morning of April Pine Ark., September The Washington Fair at imford—1". Wingate. Sheriffs Harris and Stifft of 194.'!. .-•kowhessin—iiixby & Buck. with Mrs. W. P. Burnliam. 3. Dr. Vugel testified on the Sunday Deputy Machias opened yosterday with a large DUK JAN.l. were shot near and fine -.muu Portland—J. F. Merriman. Lord, Mrs. John and lady friend, Acton, following Miss Lament's disappearance, Arkansas county, England, attendance exhibition. W. Kead. county, while Interest and MHitli Windham—.1. with Mrs. Hadloek. that Durrant told him he met her on tbo Lonoke yesterday attempt- The national banks of payable Jauuary July. ...i.·li pari—A. I). with to arrest a named Lacrl who Philadelphia mile track. Sturtevant, Lock wood, Rov. Geo. A. and wife, morning of April 3, and escorted her to ing prisoner have offered to in Limited to $10,000 per tingle ou I Ii Paris—F. A. Sliurtlefl. from $1,500,000 gold school. escaped Arkansas county jail. He L mteddeposit I would call attention to these -outii Wati-rDoiM—G. C. Dawns, Mrs. Alnozo Libby. with the States sub-treasurer In special with Mrs. W. was located in a deserted house, three and a CHILDREN. ,n being il. I'·. Ki'iidricks & Co. Littlefleld, Mr.S. J,. Wells, that city for greenbacks. bonds as a safe investment, legal WORMS IN a half miles from England and when exl3';»n«e Hundreds of children have worms, but their parents aoctordootor Γ. !.. PnMile. W. Spear. Sub-Treasurer Bigler stated investment for Maine savings banks. else. W. Mrs. A. W. called upon to surrendor opened Are. The yesterday them for nearly everything south Bristol—N. Gamage. Libby, Mrs. Jopheph P.,with that negotiations veere and he I am to information as Walsh. Beecham's for consti- first shot struck and instantly killed pending prepared give ïhwniastiMi—E. Thorne. pills tliiuks it probable that tlio money will be to o£ the road for the past year Viual Haven—A. Ii. Vlnal Rock, Harris and tho second one the earnings Mitchell, Miss Agnes R., Bling mortally by government in a few True's Pin Worm Elixir ,-i:doboro—Geo. Bliss. Get the wounded Stifft. accepted and of its present outlook. Correspon , 1). N. C., with Mrs. G. H. Raymond. io* and Watfrvi:!·?—W. Snalding. Har- pation 25*. days. dence and personal interview invited. B. McCormick, Rev. Donald, Booth bay annual Wesibrook—W. Boothby. The 54th session of the Cumber- Soar Stomal. It b« S S. Jackson. with Mrs. Jas Graham. book at and FOR SALE BY ICostlveness, Indigestion, e£ !££n VVinthrop—F. bor, is at for *4 WoodSords—Chapman & Rev. J. H. and Madison, your druggist's land Baptist Association being held vJhoDirhold remedy years, ftseffl'aovlnsi^h Wynian. Matthews, wife, HOOD'S PILLS curs Liver Hl'TSOM B. SAUNDERS, I, vegetable and harmless. Priée 35 cts. It Yarmouthville—G. Howard Jordan. Lis, Sanford. has never been equalled. Purely Humphrey. with Mrp.TR. K. Investment Securities. ! Roubles · Ph. J. p. Auburn, Με Persons having any difficulty in obtlnin J. it. Biliousness, Indigestion, Headache, Wright, the Druggists, or of the Proprietors. TRUeTco., Marshall, Mrs Thomaston, with Mrs. go by Harry "father of the pro- 51 1-2 Exchange Street Portland, M at any of tnese places will confer afavo \ AU papers Hess. boxes. pleasant laxative. Druggists. fessional baseoail, is teJ28 I.Th&Sat-tf reporting the matter at once to this office C. Annual Mies more than 6,000,000 reported dying. by 4 MISCELLANEOUS. MISCELLANEOUS. miscellaneous. miscellaneous. the Hov. Mr' a vessel, for the orew ha· shared $380 A MYSTERIOUS STRANGER. MAINE TOWNS. the sermon preached by high Jones was one of his best efforts. In the since May last. entered absence of our Mr. Alroy Noyes, Some one Mrs, S. B. Trufant's In Items of Interest Gathered bv Corres- organist·, or The Story of λ ΛΙηη Who was Apparently Miss Annie Marston oooupied that posi- house by way the cellar and got into of the Press. in which the dining room. awoke the in Hiding.—Ha Claimed to Have an Allow- pondents tion anil the excellent manner They volumes for mates of the house and soon aroused to she rendered the pieces spoke they ance Three Months, and in The of $600 Every Kumford. the future suoccss of this line young the neighborhood that violnity. of the room Have Been ou a Racket." musician. man escaped by way dining ''Big WELLS DRYING UP. H. The last few days have been the hottest window. Mrs. S. Skolfleld is quito move on of The is now sick. Dr. Mitchell of Brunswick is at- been a Rumford, 23.—People the season. drought being For some days past there lias Sopt. her. was a felt owing to the total failure of tending the real the roads in clouds of dust. Thore greatly quiet attempt made to ascertain many wells in this vicinity. Sebago. was smell of smoke this morning. The facts a man who strong regarding young Mountain Vinalhaven. TEACHERS stories air is so full of it that Glaasace THE TOWN'S SCHOOL here a fow weeks and whose ago, Wells 23.—The 3rd of the com- half a mile away, ran not be seen. Vinalhaven, Sept. degree Sept. 34.—The list of Sebago's and actions were rather out team from Star of I. O. O. Sebago, are dried up in Hope lodge, sons and daughters who with few excep- are failing and brooks invitation of the mon order. F., went to Warren by tions have at one time orjanotlier trained one places. in Warren, Saturday and worked About six weeks ago early Friday many lodge the young idea to .shoot, when road by morning in- that in the at that on well dressed young fel- The frost of last Sunday degree lodge place Mr. Edwin L. Poor at the dedication of morning a fairly that the brethren from Warren tho corn fodder and destroyed many evening, Potter academy was one of the interesting low of 22 knocked at the door of a jured biothers in Thom- perhaps meeting the visiting features of the occasion. The list should of and cranberries. aston. laboring man in the city Deering, include Mr. Poor's own name. It is as Potatoes are badly in many At a of the W. C. T. when the man of the house went to the rotting rogular meeting follows: Oliver L). Dike, Mury D. Dike, The crop of U. this week tho following delogatos were me a fields, but the yield Is good. Willis O. Dike, (doceased), John B. Dike door said "Won't you kindly give elected to attend tho convention held iu corn is in consequence graduato of Gorham, James H. Dike now of coffee?" He was asked in, and yellow quite large Houlton : Mrs. H. M. Noyes and cup of sweet Sept. in New York, Grace Β Dike, a graduate of tho out down in tbe price Mrs. Collie. was given a good bveakfast. He said he Hugh of and Gorham now in Massa- Rov. W. H. Littlefield in Bridgton in a side tracked Maine corn. Apples are scaroe. spent Sunday chusetts, Geo. K. Dike. Simeon C. Dike, passed the night Montville. F. P. Putnam is grading W. Clark's James Ε Dike, graduate of Orono, Clara Contral freight car, but his appearance Steamer Gov. Bodwell took an excur- Co., in conse- S. Dike, Luther Babb, M. D. of East- of a man who had been in a private road for the Power sion to Camden under the was not that Saturday night (deceased), James C. Babb, Geo. H. of damage done by flows. Wo of the J. H club. port car over night, and he evidently had at- quence management Babb, Willie P. Babb, Mary A. Babb, Power Co. has settled with Frod L. Pon«lco is spending his vacation Peter James tended to the making of h.s toilet in a learn that the Almon Young, B. Young, V. E. Fuller, B. P. Putnam and Samuel in Marlboro, Mass. M. Charles H. Young, of was Young (deceased), careful way. Thurston for flowage damage. A young son Joseph Hopkins Charles B. Poor, Leander A. Poor, Eflie N. kicked in the hoad his horse While eating breakfast he told a story. P. B. Clark and wife, of Biooklyn, by Saturday B. Poor a graduate of Frye- and and hurt. (deceased), He said his name was Frank W. Jones, Y., E. P. Clark, of Harvard college night very badly burg, Howard W. Poor, Nina G. Poor, a returned on Safe W. Clark, of South Rumford, of and Castine, Carrie Placed Bridgtou. Fryeburg Have that his father was a southern graduate We gentleman, to Mrs. S. B. Jones', last Saturday from Al. Poor, Sumner 0. Poor, Bertha B, and at a resident of Pond. Ρ and Sun- present Augusta, a four weeks outing at Weld Bridgton, Sept. 23.—Saturday Richardson, Bizzie O. Shaw, Prof. Walter there in- wero the two warmest *of tho nnd that his allowance every three months Β. Clark and Ε P. Clark wont day days Poor, North Anson, Beland H. Poor, M. While season in this The murcury due valids, but return in good health. vicinity D., Billian A. Poor, Bunetta M. Poor, was $600, the next payment coming in some The there they caught 87 plokerel and one reached 100 degrees places. Etta M. Sanboin, Fred \V. Hill, Etta Ho that he there is an in September. acknowledged trout. One pickerel was inches weather is terribly dry and Geneva E. Hill, Frank universal of wator, Hill, (deceased), had been rather wild, and said that his long and weighed 4 pounds. P. B. Clark almost scarcity many J. Martin, Geo. W. Gray, .lames Gray, to all water exoept for last allowance had boen on "a big and wife returned to Brooklyn, Monday people having get Roscoe G. Brown, 1M. D., Ο. M. Brown, spent to from the mill stream. tbe, 23 inst, via Turner, in order seu drinking purposes Μ. S. T. Brown, M. D, Geo. E. racket" at the islands and other places. in Jjake i9 so low Γ)., his grandmother, Mrs. Acbsah Clark, The water Highland Sanborn. M. D., H. F. Fiteh, M. D., who is a constant doer is near- that outflow is small indeed and The Deering man wife of the late Philo Clark, who the very Mary E. Fitch, Eunice'B. Fitch, Bizzie will accom- Woods Pond is at the lowest of kind aots, suggested that he might be ly 93 years of age. W. Clark point. A. Fitch (deceased), Helen M. Fitch, a The widow and son of Sam. Kilborn, in order to pany them to Turner and spend week Minnie C. Fitch, J. M. Douglas, Nathan- 4 to at $1,69. able to do a little canvassing and of fish and Children's Wool 14, with his mother and sister. E. P. Clark the noted artist painter iel Pike, Edwin Β. Pike, Charles Weed, Heavy Suits, age earn the to his way home, and relatives in money pay returned to Harvard the 23d inst animals, are visiting Bridg- Beona Dyer, Mary B. Dyer, M. Alice he seemingly gladly accepted the sugges- ton. Orinda. A Dyer, Ella Dyer, Edna Richmond. A witer tower for automatic Dyer,J for less and furnished with samples went sprinklers Dyer, Ada B. Jewell, Alice Jewell, Alice are not owned small dealers tion, Howard is built at the woolen mill These by 33.— Rev. A. being upper F. Elzira goods as far as can Richmond, Sept M. Mary Mansfield, out and around Deering but in A union meeting was held Sawyer, Clifford, who has been touring Eng- temperance Haley, Sarah D. Haley, Ethel B. Bom- did not; to Portland. church be learned go land. Scotland and Ireland during the at the Congegational Sunday bard, Caroline Usher, Hattie Usher, for The other chuches had no ser- the wholesale He remained with the family until summer, will sail from Queenstown evening. Frank Usher, Annie B. McKenney, than $2*50, price. on the steamer vices and there was a largo attendance. of last week and New York, Ootober tith, Horatio H. Colo, M. D.. (deceased), Monday, during and are "Etruria" of the Cunard line. He Rev. Mr. Roberts family away Herbert E. Cole, Α. Μ., Ella Cole, Hattie that time talked freely. a week at and reached in Glasgow, Sept. 15th, Belfast for Fryeburg points among Cole, P. P. Barrobee, Burton M. Clough, a tin White Mountains. On parting he gave them g ept. 22d and is to preach at Dublin next the Emma Irish, Mary Irish, Mabel Fickett, Mr. principal of the High school, type of himself, at the suggestion of one Sunday. Gray, Nancy Douglass, Mattle Richardson, S. Ε McGeehon act- visited his home at South Paris over He had a The ordination of Emma Riohardson, Mrs. Sarah A. Doug- of the family. large pocket church over on his wheel. $1.69. ing pastor of the Congregational Sunday, going lass, C. O. Pendoxter, Eunice ^C. Doug- Our Price only to book crowded with newspaper clippings, at Riohmond is to take place in October. Rev. Mr. Barber will move Fryeburg and of the where lie is to supply the Metho- apparently from all over the country, Sunday was the hottest day Harbor, West from 93 to Aiat·. nurtK -f+.Iiû -noat; nf t.hia vonr Harpswell. from many different papers. He also had season. The mercury ranged shade in different West 21. —Mr. an Mrs. »"ν.Λι·Λ "»"11 ΑΙΙαΊ f.hn Tiampa 100 degrees in the Standisli. Harpswel], Sept. localities. One shaded thermometer on F. Cobb, of Auburn, who have been of the returned IN OUR SHOW WINDOW. and addresses of ministers Episco- the west side of a house registered 108 Standish, Sept. 21—At the closiDg of visiting at Mr. P. O. Randall's, SEE THEM home pal denomination. The crossed bits of uugrees. the Cumberland County fair we were Thursday. New Glouce»ter. Miss Demaris Merriman, 'from Island on his as shown in his picture to palm coat, pleased to see so many prizes awarded Falls, Maine, is visiting relatives here. that was either Lake 23..—Miss Carrie • XOX would make it probable he Sabbathday Sept. our towns Dr. C. F. Curtis returned home from who has been the people. Hubbard, spending a with a Catholic, or else an attendant on some Otis is Bath Wednesday, bringing bride summer at the Poland Spring, has re- Mrs. A. G. slowly recovering where him. They have our best wishes. extremely "high" Episcopal service sick. a shocK. Mrs. Otis is turned home from paralytio The body of John Hernandez, brought Catholic observance of Palm Sunday Mr. Hubbard is attending the the Irving qnjte an aged lady and is gaining very from Portland by steamer to South Normal sohool at Gorham. was very closely followed in the blessing Harpswell, was buried at the West Harps- Mr. Emery and family of Falmouth, slowly. of the was well cemetery, Tuesday, Sept. 17th. and distributing palms. a few with Mr. Orville Small. Mr. Webster, of Sebago^Lake, who spent days Mr. H. A. Orr went to East Harpswell While with the Deering family he said Mrs. Elwell ninety-seven is very bruised thrown from aged ο badly by being Wednesday to commence work on a house all the and eick. that he had been over country, his wagon last Thursday by his horse whioh he is to build for H. O. Coombs Mr. Walter Brackett has filled up his had even visited England. He was well is comfortable. of that place. & fall running away, quite F. store with CLARK goods. IRA not well edu- informed, but apparently Water is very scarce in the wells and Colds are tho fad around here. CO., quite His was that of a school farmers have to some distance to cated. writing the go Every one has one. WESTBROOK boy. water their stock. Master Josie Swasey had a very pleas- Mr. Horaoe Brackett and brother Irv- when he en- was as and was ant birthday party Saturday, His description follows, H. on ing, went to Gorham Ν. Sunday tertained a number of his many friends. to Boston after the of the sont discovery the excursion. He received a number oil very nice Newsy Bits From the l ively Little City. body of Mabel Doyle, because of the fact including [a large Unabridged Raymond. presents Hon. C. M. Waterhouse. Kimball East- Hatters and from his Cash that when the Deering man read in a Dictionary papa. The One Price Clothiers, Furnishers, 23. Spot North Raymond, Sept. —The'present Mrs. Rand, widow of the late Sylvester man and T. S. Burns have baen appoint- Boston paper the best obtainable de- House are : at Raymond Sprirg, Rand, is very low. She lives with her ed to represent the Westbrook Board of of the man who was known to !rs. G. D. and son, New York; scription Suests Mackey son Alphonzo Rand of Oak Hill. Mr. and Mrs. William Tibbetts Portland, Trade at the meeting of tho.state board sepl9dlw have been a friend of Miss Dolye, he said Farmers are through picking cucum- 26 and 38 Monument street; O. C. Elwell, Neal street, at Bangor. Pror>. Sq. Jones." He is described as a High bers. Ο. H. lO-iHSIDHaOiKr, "That's Mr. Fred a guest at Portland, Mackey We are glad to see Miss Mamie Tomp- Alderman Hogkinson leaves today for young fellow of perhaps 22, but looking the the ohampion shot of spring proved son on her new safety. Boston to attend the meet of the New on the 20th he the even younger, 5 feet 10 inches tall, and of the day inst, being only Potatoes are rotting very badly here. hunter who in a Horsebreeders' Association at well 3d figure, weighing about brought partridge. Those that dug them early have secured England proportion Mrs. B. W. Merrill and Mrs. Lou M. a good harvest and free from rot. Mystio Park. 155 pounds, hair blaok, and worn Neal blueberries on the 20th inst. picked Standish, Sept. 23 —We cannot doubt A sad drowning accident took place in eyes brown and bright, clean Mr. Henry Farewell died the 20th. "banged,'· but that the hot wave was here in some- The old The wells are nearly all dry. this city yesterday. three-year · · shaven, and with a cresent shaped scar Sunday. It registered 104 in tho è OUROUR· Potatoes are rotting badly. places son of Louis Peterson, wandered away P1ÛPIES, BLOTCHES LONG EXPERIENCE on one side of his face. He dressed in a shade. It was the hottest day in Septem- the Buxton. had for and from his home on Brown street to Enables us well fitting apd well made black suit, ber we have .years, Sunday to guarantee a to was the hottest wo have had this sum- river, where his body was found after a AND OLD SORES somewhat worn, and wore a blue cotton Buxton, Sept. 23.—The committee was the task of mer in a few feet of water. The on whom assigned awarding long search, shirt. There was a very pretty ring in Mrs. A. J. Otis is very low at this the prize of ten dollars gold mother was a sick ini'ant and look like one especial there are still of attending POKE BOOT one hand, and he did not offered by the "Globe" for the handsom- writing, though hopes PRICKLY ASH, Perfect Fi her had left the little child to play in the who had bean in the habit of working, est girl in Cumberland County at the recovery AND POTASSIUM to Mrs. Rand, widow of the late Sylves- At 10 o'clock she missed the KIDNEY TROUBLES was not a fair, wish to make an apology yard. and yet he plainly tramp. County ter away Sun- sent Miss Berry of West Buxton, who was Rand, passed very quietly little fel' ν and as soon as possible When seen later he was dressed the same at 1 a. m. She had been 1 Special attention called to our to euter the contest under the im- day morning some one in search of him. At o'olock urged for several and had at- Bakes and DYSPEPSIA way except that his pantaloons were on that the prize was for the hand- uuoonscious days the body was found in the river but pression tained the of 85. She leaves three sons from Pad. Retains with a white hair somest the without re- ago a short disance home. P.P.P· Improved the that occasion brown, girl upon grounds Tho funeral was held Are entirely removed by to residence. The committee feel all of this place. The first meet of the Westbrook Gentle- line He left Deering Monday gard Oak Marvelous Cures Ash. Poke Root and Potaa· stripe. this statement is due Miss Berry at her son's home, Hill, Tuesday men's Driving Club will be held at —Priokly ? most difficult forms of that blood ©a as ho said to to at 1. m. one week eium, the greatest purifier morning go Augusta. and moreover are convinced that had she afternoon, p. Narragansett Park, Gorham, earth. Dr. W. S. Thompson and Mr. W ilber fwim ruiYt Satnrdav. The classes have While in Deering he was possibly in hid- been she would have been the eligible met with an accident Saturday I Abbrdbsx, O.. July 21,1891. winner of the Band been made up as follows: A non-record in Bros. Savannah. ing, for he was restless, and evidently prize. dark and in Mb6*rb Lippman night. It was quite passing class of Westbrook horses, 3.50 class, and CJa. : Dear Sirs—I bough* a bottle of HERNIA A letter anxious about something. was Pownal. their teams collided, breaking the Doc- 3.40 to the world. Secretary P. at Hot SpriBgrs.Ark..an cents question controversy months; 31.50 quarter: and'sometlmes lie spends a week fcthere at The delivered every morning by j settled in favor of the company or asso- Daily la a time. At night he lies down on a couch the city limits and at ciation. all the Capital Stock paid In. $100,000 carrier anywhere within Perhaps eventually things of bay-tree branches with nothing but a September 17th 1895 | charge. Bo£o£°rlC' Î tVoodfords without extra 1 criticised in this association will be blanket for hie covering. Stockholders' additional liability, $100,000 at TO-N:c:ir, invariably th on MR. I-'aily (Not in advance), satisfactorily cleared up, but until they Surplus and undivided profits, *40,000 NOTICE Is hereby Riven thai October | Bonds. A.D. 1895. the undersigned will re- ■ate of $7 a year. are it is but common to be on •Invested iu Government 1st, published prudence Gall Hamilton Snys that Death Is Pleasure. deem certificates representing Second OR. JEKYLL AND Maine State Press, (Weekly) one's Bonds of the New York and THOS. for six months; guard. A written Miss Abigail Dodge Interest Paid on Mortgage •very Thursday, $2 per year; $1 paper by Deposits. New England Railroad Company, deposited trial with the MANHATTAN >1 25 cents for subscrlp- Hamilton') was read in the church for their account cents a quarter; CUBA AND TOE UNITED STATES. (Gail Depositors are offered every facility which I of New York or with Ε, last eve- their business and TKUST COMPANY ion of six weeks. in Hamilton, Mass., Sunday balances, responsibility the OLD COLONY TRUST COMPANY of MR. HYDE. town for a long or That an of the warrant. the holders to receive Persons wishing to leave overwhelming majority ning. It ws entitled "In the Valley of the Boiton, and entitling of for the bonds so the address their of the United States and interest depos- "!:ort periods may have people sympathize Shadow of Death". Miss Dodge refuses The desired. fiarted, on surrender of such certificates. >apcr changed as often os with the Cuban rebels and would rejoice of the but must be presented at. the office 10 give the manuscript paper, Choice investment including high I certificates securities, Trust Company issuing the same, to s Bates. to see them succeed in off the of the Advertising throwing a short sketoh of what was said has been grade, home bonds, oonstautly on hand. tho MANHATTAN square, first wit, those issued by TO-MORROW NIGHT, per no doubt. Indeed corner In Daily Press «1.50 j Spanish yoke there is cbtianed. She tells in the paper of reading Solicited. TRUST COMPANY at Its office of after. Three lnser- Correspondence New York 75 cents per week we are inclined to think that of dtf Wall aud Nassau Streets, City veek, other many her own obituaries, says the Boston aug28 the OLD COLONY 1.00 square. Every and those issued by Of SIN ions or less, S per them are not to extend sym- at Its office in tho Ames The SLAVES third less than these only ready Herald. Passing on to her own experien- TRUST COMPANY 'ny advertisements, one from Boston. pathy but assistance. When a ship ces she said that she was taken ill last Building, H ites. No interest will be allowed after October 81.00 per week the United States loaded with arms and while locked in a room in the Half square advertisements spring, INVESTMENTS. 1, 1895, each succeeding week. ammunition eludes the Spanish cruisers Blaine mansion at Washington. She felt π λ v. eek ; half price Signed, POPOLAR PRICES, of the width of a col- and lands her in the Cuban court that Town of Dexter, Maine, 6's. "A Square" is a space cargo that she was falling, and to realize JOHN I WATERBUKY, and when a Town Maine. 4's. inui ami one inch long. nobody gets very indignant, serious had seized her. of Plttsfleld, HENRY W. CANNON, first page, one-third ad- something very 10,20 and 30c. y-fcclzd Xotices, on filibuster is tried on an American coast Her most iucense feeling was the shook City of Zanesrille, Ohio. 4 1-Zi T. JEFFERSON COOLIDGE Jr. Ε Reoganizatlon Committee. luiouai. as was the case iu New Jersey the other that her friends would receive when they S6pl9d9t Tew Choice Seats Sales, per 60c. and Auction $2.00 Broke open the door and found her dead City of Ohio, S's. -tinMsciiiciits day, and the jury render a verdict of ac- Springfield, Three insetlons or less, on the floor. i<;ii:ue each week. not 6's. quittai tho crowd shout as if they did She felt that the shock would be les- City of Ashland, Wisconsin, square. seats on sale at box office (or fl.EO per consider wicked busi- sened to them if should And her NOTICE. in lionpanei type and filibustering very they lying of Braddook, Penna., 41-2*8 and S's. all Heading XoticfA and Boiouffh performances. notices, 15 cents per ness. some of this feeling grows in natural position upon the sofa, liasse.t with other paid Probably fast- Porlland Water 4's and 5's. A she made a mighty effort with her Company, out of a wish that Cuba might ae each insertion. ebbing strength to cross the room to the FRAMINGHAM, MASS., In reading matter type, to the United States and a Portland & Ogdensburg Railway Stock, J'ttre Heading Xotices belong sofa She reached it, but stumbled and WATER CO. cents per line each insertion. belief that it ought to, but most of it fell beside it. Dividends Maine Central Railroad. adver- guaranteed by For Sale and similar She realized the Situation when her Wants, To let. comes from the general conviction that FOR SALE BY week In advance, for I friends found her and could hear them CITY HALL, PORTLAND, tisements, 25 cents per has forfeited all moral right to Displayed adver- Spaiu as they spoke about her, although appar- First Mortgage 6's, to words 01· less, no display. and all adver- hold Cuba by the extortions she praotices ently she was unconscious. Then came a JUNE Wednesday Evening, Oct. 2, at 8, tisements under those headlines, H. HI. PAYSON & DATED 1,1885. the her refusal to allow them blank that lasted how long she knew GO, lin advance, twill be upon people, long tisements not paid] not and wonder whether she were dead or to have a voice in the government and her dtf charged at regular rates. not. Her brothers, Stanwood and Brown 1Iyl7 Holders of above bonds are hereby notified barbarous method of outward with the terms of the State Press—$1.00 per square quelling both of whom are dead, ono of that, in accordance In Maine Dodge, their bonds are called In tor pay- cents per square for manifestations of discontent. The them less than a year ago, EDUCATIONAL·. mortgage, first insertion, and fifty dying appeared ment October 1. 1895, upon which date in- for ' to her and conversed her with natural «ach subsequent insertion. Europoan powers have praorically taken terest will cease. to sub ness. She sometimes felt that she would to caali the bonds with ac- all communications relating of the of Turkish We are prepared Address charge government like to and if she were time on to Portland I speak inquire The orued Interest at anr presentation. MELBA icriptlon and advertisements on the that the Turk is in the other but found it largest" MISS E. W, THURSTON, been awarded the new issue of 80 Exchange Street, provinces ground really world, Having Publishing Co., 97 1 4 cent cold, first mortgage bonds of Operatic Concert Company, to and a in to enunciate syllables. piece l-2per unfit rule, many impossible Portland, Me. good people ils we are to furnish them under direction of C. A. KLLIS. She decided to upon those who Violin Instruction. Searcompany, prepared the United States feel that a similar impress | to holders of the old bonds upon favorable heard the paper read the truth of the for at an date. Only appearance in Maine ol the peerless Prima rule in Cuba .... For Terms Apply to.... terms If applied early PRESS. policy towards Spanish sentence "Blessed are they who die in Donna Soprano, THE would be equally justifiable. Spain looks the Lord," for death, she said "is in- of GOOD TOBACCO 414 Congress S.t, or 26 Spring St. deed a blessed She felt no cs- dim upon Cuba simply as a rich source of thing." sepl4 SEPTEMBER 25. peclal sorrow in leaving life and laying MME. WEDNESDAY, revenue. The welfare of its does MELBA, people down its but she had a MR. & MRS. JOHN A. BELLOWS'» SWAN & BARRETT, burdens, poig- by Mme. Scalcbi. the greatest of not trouble her. indeed she feels little con- nant for her relatives and BANKERS. accompanied sympathy dtf operatic Contraltos. Mile. Banermelster, Mezzo much better if the friends who she knew would mourn sold sepS V It would have been cern about that. She fights for her sov- long ever Soprano. Sie. D'Aublgne, Tenor and Slg. Cam· un- and at her death. "Do not have a Baritone. President, had the oouDsulships over the island simply because deeply and School pauarl, put ereignty horror of death" was her "it Boarding Day rules bofore the Hon. thought ; for A Complete der the civil service from it sums of Orchestra, she can extort large is a blessed thing". SOUTH Maine. looted them. There PORTLAND, Mr. Landou Ronald, conductor. Josiah Quincy had money iu the way of taxes. The people Much interest has been taken in the FOR GIRL.S, brilliant miscellaneous procamme conclud- men in them now that paper since Sunday, and the audience A are a good many on the island are forced into rebellion be- with the third act of Gounod's that listened to its was rather a ing tu be turned out. 1 Ckn reading Will Beopen Wednesday, Sept. 18,'95. ought limited one. The whole thing was a com- "τη jx ττβΦ" FOB lias and reforme se to but the minis- SPECIAL DEPARTMENTS Gorman has on tho stump again again promised plete surpr everyone Senator gone Mr. Nichols. CHILDBE.N. 4's. eto. but again and again she lias broken her ter, with costumes, scenery, and is trying: to switch the Maryland Address, Tickets, with reserved seats. S2.60, $2.00, issues. promise. The Cuban is as badly off as 91 to location. campaign from state to national AFTER MANY YEARS- DAKFORTH ST., $1.50, $1.00, according no to 1905. he was twenty years ago; and there is from 1903 opens Wednesday morning, Sept. 25, Probably lie will get desperate enough aug8 Portland, Maine. cftm Payable lySale better at 9 o'clook, at Stockbrldge's Music Store. and hope that he will know anything Noble Indian Meets Again a Girl later on to raise the color line urge Squaw Assessed Valuation Numbers given out at 7. until he has driven out the Spaniard. Koscued in 1862. $1,550.000 SPECIAL, ΝOTICE—Half-fare all holding the white Democrats to rise up to avert NTS (to MISS M. R. on Qrana 1 FIELD, Melba tickets) Maine Central and is evi- negro domination. The gentleman Total Debt Including this Trunk railroads, late trains after concert on and PERSONAL AND PECULIAR. A year ago the Pioneer Press printed both roaas. Stelnway piano used. dently pretty thoroughly frightened, C. A. ELLIS, Manager. the story of Mrs. Mary Schwandt-Sch- Teacher of Piano & Clavier, $40.000 sep!9dlw from ali accounts there seems to be pretty W. T. KILBORN & CO., Issue, the midt's oaptive among the Sioux during good reason for it Lady Henry Somerset has reputa- PUPIL OP CARL BAERMANN, BOSTON, he great outbreak of 1882. All of her 24· Free St· tion of being one of the richest women in will resume lessons September 23d. Tho New York Democrats did not get family but herself and a young brother Gilbert's Glasses. England. sepl7d2w* 89 CAKLETON STREET. Dancing collection of were murdered the and she— very far in the platform making yester- Mrs. Hearst's valuable by Indians, WOODBURY & Children, Saturday, commencing Septem- M0ULT0N, ber 28tb; Thursday afternoon class com- was introduced laces in her home is insured thett a girl of fourteen—was tvkën captive day, but a resolution Washington inences October 3d; Evening class Mondare for which splits Sunday in two, setting apart Î50.000. and held until the final restoration of all BANKERS, unci Thursdays, commencing September ΜΜ*ΜΜΜ>"ΈϊΓΒΙ1ΪΙΒϊ1ΜΙΜΙΙΙΜΗΜΜΒΜΙΗΜΒΜΒΒΙ FRANK BURNHAM, For furtner cell or a club in 30th. particular» please for observance The members of cyclists' the White at camp Release. CARPETINGS. prisoners the fovenron religious OF Cor. Middle and Exchange Sts. send for circulars. Milan are to a bicycle to a she was in constant TEACHER and tho afternon for recreation. To present goldon While prisoner per- july31 dtf Kespectfully, Queen Margaret of Italy. in her septHtf M. B. GILBERT. facilitate the former tho oliurches are to be 1, and it will be remembered that We take in announcing: that the latest Congressman Dick Bland of Missouri pleasure VIOLIN AND CORNET. in the forenoon and to help along story she attributes her preservation FALL STYLES of opened is to put in circulation 2,500 Hour, and half hour lestons. are to be preparing mainly to tlie kind offices of an Indian tho latter, tho liquor shops bushels of Ben Davis apples this fall. MAINE CENTRAL R. R. ACUTION SALES in afternoou. We shouldn't woman named Snana (Tliinikng), who 537 opened the Paganini's body was recently dug up CONGRESS ST., if it struck the convention as a purchased her from her savage cantor, Room 27. wonder for some reason in the cemetery at Parma Browns Block, CONSOL. 4's, By F. 0· BAILEY & CO·» Auctioneer»· of to the adopted her as a daughter,and carefully sept22dtf pretty fair sort compromise treaty whore it layd and the foatures were found and DRAPERIES un- CARPETINGS and watched her for weeks as well as the rum shops. to be well guarded DUE 1912. churches preserved. MR. OEORG V. WIEREN, ASSIGNEE'S SALE her husband til the final overthrow of the Sioux. Mrs. Diaz will represent and arc for In If Governor Evans, of South Carolina, Have arrived ready inspection. —OF as of the paper containing Mr?. and personally at the Atlanta exposition, Aoopy our new are Teacher of (lie German language is it is, perhaps, luoky Schmidt's story reaohed the Sioux every grade of carpetings patterns correctly reported, the Mexican law forbids the lUeratur. For referenoea and terms ad- KNOX & LINCOLN R'Y. The Forest Main·. is not president agency at Santee, Neb., whore Snaua attractive and are exclusive to us for City Creamery, ftrtlind, that the Atlanta Exposition being extremely dress Cbadwiek House. sep23-eod2m* leaving that country during his term of now has her home, and the two women hold in his State. If it were, there might Maine. office. were soon in glad communication with Unless jreviously disposed of at privât· of the show- MINISTERS we allow AND GERMAN. we sliall sill «t (notion oh bo trouble on account good Dr. the author of "America," each other. Neiher had heard from the In BIGELOW AX alone, LESSONS IN FRENCH THIRTY YEAR 5's, sale, public Smith, Thursday, September 26th, at J o'clock p. it is for the negro race. other since the dreadful days of 1862. that are unex- ing making declines a memorial to himself and sug- over 33 distinct designs, carpets m., on t he premises, all tbt stock. fixtures Meant me Suana had married an Indian CLARENCE HALE GIFFORD T. ana good will ot the business of the largest After Booker Washington's magnifi- instead a Lincoln memorial iu the celled for style and colorings and fully deserve Guaranteed and gests named Maza-zedon (Brass), well known Will return from abroad the 1st of October Principal and best equipped creamery in the State of it sounds like a rumble from where the died manner ent speech, house martyred president sa Charles Brass, who was at one time their reputation as beautiful carpets. and will resume his niasses in the same bv the Maine Mnlne. The following Is a peitlal list of in He will teach the new Koaentlial Interest the Dark Ages to hear Governor Evans Washington. a soout in the government service, but ho at last year. fixtures, eto. Meisterschaft System for those wishing con- Cream Carriers, Cans. Batter dud Omtn a white man's coun- The Duko of York is said to have sold died some years since. His widow now Central R. R. Co. exclaim: "This is versational French aud German. Also in- llilk Testers. Freezers, Τ rare, owns a small farm near Boxes, Tabs, white his collection of to Baron and manages struction to anr method de- Better try, a white man's government and postage stamps ROYAL WILTONS, given according Tanks, Separator». Tempering Vata, Santee agenoy, where she is well known sired. He will be glad to receive advanced Cream Strainer·. Cooling Task·. rule it before tho tread of Ferdinand de Rothschild. It is insured Yorkers, men should j and is universally respected as a worthy pupils wishing instruction in the literature of Churns, Bottles, Paper, HaT, Elevator and for AXMI MISTERS. atwHMvu ku uoem· the white man the wild Indian, the cun- &>S0,000. Christian woman. ΙΠΰοΟ IttUJJUrtfcCa. opwwijl»· Shafting, 3 Covered Wagons, 8 fUDgs, her two ners and children. at 42 Fine St. after Covers, Eoslne abtl the African Sarah Bernhardt has presented Mrs. Brass is now on a visit to her Apply Harnesses, Blankets, ning Asiatic and ferocious Oct. 1st. septlSeodlm and Pnlleys, Sosies, Safe, and to the at the latter's homo on Ran- WILTON VELVETS. GEO. F. DUNCAN, Boiler, Shafting recode!" All with a pet gorillas,£Paul Virginia, "daughter" Desk, Chairs, alike must this, street, St. Paul. Their meeting, .Tardin des Plantes; they had grown too dolph 4S exchange Street. In tact all the paraphernalia neoaasarr deal more of the same kind of im- under the circumstances, may and AMERICAN BRUSSELS. For One Week, Reduced Fare Up tho great big to be amusing. peculiar ENGLISH apr2 dtt for conducting the busloads, together with is offered as a reason only bo imagined. Mrs. Brass is a comely the stock used for sam·, batter, mUk, passioned oratory from Commencing 23. Nicotine poisoning eating grapes Indian six of age. Her Presumpscot, Sept. etc. This entire mopertf wiH be colored citizens of South Caro- matron, fifty· years TAPESTRIES. creatn, why the with nicotine sold in one lot. Terms oaiS. For from vinos fumigated pure Christian name is Maggie. She was born Now 1· the time to take one of the most fnfthsr be of the lina should deprived suffrage made many persons sick in Dorohester, at Mendota, and In her girlhood was edu- delightful river trips to be found in Mnino. EXTRA SUPERS. to iDsept20dtdn "P^rok°oÎVl&eteÛ.Î0· guaranteed to them by the United States England. 'None of the cases proved fatal. cated in the family of Rev. Dr. William- This stream baa afforded great pleasure, the at the Indian "picnlo parties" and "pleasure seekers." Constitution. It'is nonsense, logically, The daughter of Geo. M. Pullman is son, pioneer missionary, of Kaposia, four miles below St. MATTINGS and LlNOLEUMS. They never begrudge the mon«r, and al- Gasco National Bank man to be a for furnish- village a desire tu go again. but it is important because the who said paid $10,000 year Paul, At the close of the war she came ways express names ftfr cars. The foliage op the Preaumpaoot has last OF BAILEY & it is both Governor of the State ing the Pullman Fort and went from thence Fr O. CO., uttered to Snelling, RUGS. put cn it· gorgeous «ptumnnl dress of Chief Constructor Hichborn of remained for and president of the convention which is Philip to Fariabalt, whore "she VHrlegated hues and for one week the United States is one of the few some time. She sneaks, reads and writes steamer "dOKOKIs" «ill mai:a bar trips PORTLAND, MAINE, Merehwte a new State with the navy SHADES a Aactioneers and Commission making Constitution, and WINDOW specialty. up this beantlfnl river to Mallison Falls at officers of rank who are not gradu- Knglish fluently intelligently, and, the express purpose of obliterating the high all the attributes of the reduced rate of fifteen cents for the ates of Annapolis. Ho began his career moreover, possesses round fare. Bu Salesroom ée Exchange Street. ·»*» P. are so — {η <Λ>λ nVxinlaofmi "NJ a a true woman. Her brave and noble cou- 195 MMdlt St α 1101. negro vote. But events moving Everyone should take advantace of rt net in l'ftsmiinfir ami nreservinfir her heln- C. yr. ΛΙΧΕ* fast nowadays, that it is possible Gover- Yard. these trip·, as it is the best time of all the F. O. BAILEf. less .voting charge from death was known year nnd the low fare is within the reacn mt>rl4 dtt nor Evans live to the Milan of Servia and William Wal- 1824. may yet perceive King to but few prior to the Pioneer Press pub- of everyone. Incorporated tolly of the language attributed to him. dorf Aster have been hobnobbing in Swit- lication, but it is none tho less praise- Remember the place, Bridge street. West- CAPITAL AND SURPLUS Tho she saved to the world W. T. KILBORN & brook. sep34-3t zerland. They have been staying at the worthy. girl CO., as Mr. Whitten's is now a most estimable woman, and a It is urged against Sohweitzerhof, at Lucerne, and are re- Autumn Ex- happy end orowns a noble work. 24 Free St. of the condition of the Granite to have been α good deal in one (KJ |"f| report ported "The first I knew that my daughter seo23dt£ cur·,0i,■ by Provident Association that he was another's company. MILLION State Brass ONE was still said Mrs. last alive," A4.hU▼ "iWW iBb s. 8. Co. prejudiced against it. It is true that Gen. Greely, who has been interviewed evening, "was when Ithe matron of the sohooJ at Santee came to mo with Mr. Whitten did frankly declare that he on the proposed balloon polar expedition Indian Steamers. Return tickets rood the newspaper and kissed me and said, to of llr. Andree, does not believe the plan for 30 days. Low rates to the was opposed allowing foreign corpora- you area dear, good woman,' DOLLARS. or to be successful. 'Maggie, of this sort to do in this is feasible, likely tions business and and went on to praise me, and then scold- many through point». Engineer Melville is of a like opinion, sepg* dtf but it was not on the that as ted me because I had never told her and state, ground regards Mr. Andrea's scheme foolish. . on ho others the story. STEARNS & Carrent A oc ο au t· received farorabl· thuy were necessarily unsafe, but because the richest in Chi- Lewis Bates, negro I had not said muoh about it, becauses CO., terms. the field to the local he thought belonged cago and reputed to be worth 8300,000, I did not like to boast of doing what wae Interest allowed on Time Deposit». the mimiL k associations. It is not at all likely that laid the foundation of his fortune the only my duty. I havo always loved MUM!, Correspondence solicited 'from Individu- the memory of mv daughter, and hoped that form and degree of prejudice would of tho Are, when he made els, Corporations» Banks, and others de- night great and that I might seo her again, led Mr. Whitten to do to trunks in an express prayed to accounts, as well as from have injustice $60 by carrying and now tnat. my dearest wish is realized siring open He was born in slavery and is those to transact Basking busi- the association when reporting upon the wagon. X am happier than I ever expected to be. Wo shall hold an exhibition at the Preble House, Portland, wishing 70 years old. when ness of description through this Bank. assets or its methods. But even if Mr. She was atvory pretty and good girl any next to the Prinoe of she is and 25 and 26. COAL. W£l GOT 'HIVE Sir Henry Irving, she was with me, and X think WEDNESDAY THURSDAY, September Whitten wero influenced by prejudice is in the most demand among yet, and she is so kind to me that STEPHEN R. SMALL. Presided Glasses (bat will til you. Wales, pretty " and therefore his report is to bo regarded I love her more than ever. HOURS 9 a- m. TO 5 p. m. A Full Assortment of Lehigh and Free- In frames, Englishmen as a speaker at public func- MARSHALL ft. 6001.13. Caih!« gold with suspicion, it by no means follows Asked about ner early recolleotions of l»n4 dtl " silver frames, tions. The Dukes of York anil Cambridge of the St. Paul, she said: "I remember well, Exhibition will include Burning Goals for Domestic Use. " steel frames, tlikt tho repurt the President of follow Wales and in popularity. Irving when I was a little girl, that there were " fact the finest line ol Association or tho New ex- The Duko of is probably the Hampshire Gonnaught only a few houses of some French settlers Pocahontas (Semi-Bituminous) and will find In best Chairman in He knows and COLORED WOOL DRESS glasses you aminers is more likely to be correct than England. here, scattered along the river. X did not BLACK GOODS, OHIO DONDS, and we fit how to a and always Creek Cumberland Coals are Fortland The President has to manage meeting, then dream that I should ever soo the Georges his. self interest notes. them speaks without place a great city, as it is now. I saw for and induce ItiJn SO make out as favorable a unsurpassed general steam Rockland Water The great meteor which fell from the tho parades this week, tho great crowds BLACK AND COLORED SILKS, Company. FREE OF CHARGE showing as peesible for the association, on the streets and all tho other use. heavens soome weeks ago near Gulf Sum- splen- forge GOLD 5s, no matter what your and tho New Hampshire examiners have did sights, and it is all so wonderful. I mit is a queer legal muddle. The Genuine Valley trouble. causing am very glad I am here. I will make a FEATHER DOAS, Ijkens Franklin, | nod carefully selected α motive for doing tho same thing inas- of Farmer Myopia, Hy-promoiro· meteor feel on the land good visit this time, and I hopejto come and American Cannel. much as they had practically recommend- English piu, Presbyopia, Asthen· Swackhammer, almost on the boundary again. RAILWAY RONDS ed it to the public in If therefore LADiES' NECKWEAR. STREET opia or Astigmatism. part. lino between New York and Pennsyl- Above Coals discount is to be inado for Mr. Whit- Constant-1 INTEREST PAID ON DEPOSITS. any vania. The exact location of this State no E. S. ten's prejudice, some is to be made also lino has for many years been a inatter of There le discomfort, MILLINERY, On Hand. PEIDEXTER, been OMCIKCj[pn* ly for Mr. Stewart's self interest and the dispute, and the question has no disturbance of busi- St. of this TELEPHONE IOO-3 j RANKING 561 Congress to a focus the falling NORTHERN — — New Hampshire examiner's natural dé- brought by but ness or pleasure, no loss DRESS TRIMMINGS. CO., Portland, Maine. meteor. Not only has the State line been stand their Λ _ of after taking 53 Exchange Street, sira to by previous reports. in dispute, but the dividing line between j„ sleep, MR. OFFICE: W ΟΓΧβΙ Π Pille. assist as in charge of C, T. EVANS. Wo do not ruenn to say that any of these Swackhammer and Parmer Littlejohn's Hood's They Exhibition, usual, PORTLAND, MB. has is eorttt gentlemen would purposely and deliber- lands, dependent upon the State line, digestion, so that natural, healthy habit We deliver goods free of express charges in Portland and 7b Commercial & 70 Exohange Sts. Jly2G uover been looated. Paling in the dis- the concern as about. M.W&Ktl ately represent solvent and puted territory this meteor has brought brought vicinity. ap3 when formers Hood's Pill· all right they believed it was not about a legal battle, as both 00 Y0UK of Injunc- are bot irnoid's Bfsmo-ceierg. GEORGE the of a claim discovery. silent NÔWI so,' but solvency concern depends it,by right LADIES BRUN S Sick LIBBY, obtained all three. DR. FEUX LE Splendid ourativ· aaont for Nervous or much the tions have been by nevertheless cer- Brain very upon estimate put upon exca- Headache, Exhaustion, SleopJeegneee, | Meanwhile scientists have partly special or general Neuralgia: al*o fOr assets and here tain in their ef- its tlioro may bo room vated the stone and have endeavored to and Counselor at Law. peoeia, Anœmia. Antidote ïor Alcoholic Attorney for an honest of its fect. Female Regulatofs ond 60 cents. difference opinion. determine origin. Prepared and <&her excesses. Price, 10,28 are the aud only FRENCH, Methods also are a matter of by Ο. I. Hood & original market. Danfortii Block. largely William Talyor Adams, "Oliver Optic," safe and reliable cure on, J&e CO. Room 27-28-29, A method Trice. «1.00; sent bv mall. Genuine ARNOLD CHEMICAL judgment. which appears to writer for although Co., Lowell, _ comer the veteran story boys, Γ Isold only J. Η. Hammond, ISI S. Western CHICAGO. 98 Portland, Ma. Mass. 26c. Sold by corner of CTHEI Avenue, Fxehange St, one xpan hazardous, may to au- is still fond of travel. He Free and Center St*.; and L. C. Fowler, T appear 73 years old, sepLTdlm H H. and St·., Portland, lie. Sold by an druggists. d3t & CO. Lafayette STEARNS Congress perfectly sale. Then there is the gays that in writing bis tales he alms at, sep22 NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. MUSIC AND-DRAMA. system be continued until the end of the GORHAM SCHOOLS. school year aud tho pupils then with- drawn if that was the wish of the people. Tlie Fire Patrol. The committee met Friday evening last in conference with State Mr. Shea's company appeared to excel- Superintendent G. lent advantage last evening in "The Fire Stetson, Mossre. John A. Hinkley and in W. Robertson of tho bourd of G. Patrol," a western drama. There was A Peculiar Controversy Progress trustees, B. J. A. Waterman and H. R. not such a paced audience as on Monday Emery, Town. of the committee. night, but still the houso was very large, ia the Neighboring Milieu grading also It and it was extremely enthusiastic. All Principal Corthell was present. Mr. was then decided the committoe to of the parts wero well taken. Shea by the second made himself to the great appreci- accept proposition by to all a most cor- appeared HAVE BEEN We extend of audience in the dual char- VIILAGE SCHOOLS Mr. Uorthell aud a report to that effect ation the ia 9 invitation to attend our and Hon. will bo made to the adjourned meeting. acter of Jack Dallas Mason USED FOK NORMAL PRACTICE. Morgan^ while Henry Testa was strong The question has, of oourso, its finan- were as Dave Armstrong and Dick Merrifleld. cial side. When the grammar grades IRE YOU AWARE As Lushington Staggeract, Mr. McAuliff put into tho model schools, the normal CLOAK, hundred was excellent and kept the audience in And There Has Developed a Lively Oppo- school authorities spent several as as Matter dollars in the old academy that it is for even » big depart- good humor, did Archie Deascon sition to the System—The the fitting up possible Ames. Mr. Deacon "Para- They have sinoe paid the ment store like'this to have too large Lieut. sang Subject of Meetings of the People at building. and to of that is FUR di»e very and salaries of two teaohers, amounting a stock underwear? Well, Alley" acceptably proved AVhich the Discussions Have Been more for the case here. We've a a very neat dancer. Miss Nesmith was $1,100 and have paid Î200 the duplicated Animated. the of Gents' and Child- very good as Nettie Latimer, and Harry janitor's services besides supplying stook Ladies', has a school for Norcross, Mildred Hylancis pleased as The village of Gorham fuel and many of the books and ap- ren's Underwear, heavy weight, SUIT To winter wear. to Jerry Canter and Kitty Dallas, and Miss system different from its neighbors. pliances. The town if the present system fall and We propose and for make FraDoes as Heine. The other characters begin with there is still a school district is abandoned must pay more salaries and reduoa it two days will the new on were acceptable. The curtain was called in the town, notwithstanding perhaps ereot an expensive building. The these piioes distriot several times. Tonight Mr. Shea will State law abolishing the school model schools will be opened as they wore OPENING. appear in his great impersonation of Dr. system. Then the schools are taught by before the present system went into effect Gent's U nderwear. and Mr. teachers elected by the trustees of tho and the children who may attend them ! Jekyll Hyde." for and two of these teaoh- be the normal school Gent's Underwear that was, $1.75 SEPT. 25. Melba. Normal School, will taught by TODAY, ers receive their pay from the teaohers aud Should no children $1.50. 7 a. m. numbers will be pupils. At today given Underwear that was 11.50, for State. But al£ the people of attend the model sohools would of Gent's our dis- out at Stockbridge's music store for the In addition to regular the are not satisfied with this be closed. $1.35. to be in village necessity of we shall have grand Melba concert, given City Underwear that was $1.25 for play Garments system and their feeling over the matter The Gorliam village school district re- Gent's hall, October 2d, and at 9 a. m. the sale on exhibition and Sale In our has resulted in a school distriot meeting, tains it notwithstanding the $1.00. one a organization lines of seats will open. Every holding Underwear that was $1.00, for 75c. Eur Parlor one of the finest, at which there was some animated dis- new school law by virtue of a special act Gents' concert ticket can obtain one fare on the ever the trustees Gent's Under wear, that was 75c, for 5Jo. of Fur and Jackets cussion, and a conference of passed years ago, authorizing the town I Gapes lines of railorad running out of Portland A Furrier and the district authorities. A second to make just such an arrangement as shown in Portland. the night of the concert, and there will Ladies' Underwear. the district is to be held next Satur- that which it is now sought to abandon. will be in charge to show be late trains from the city that night. meeting This in the opinion of different kinds of Furs and to At the sale the tickets for the press will day evening. special act, 13 distinct lines of Ladies' Underwear at The in order to gi ve the future eminent authority, exempted the orders for of be reserved. State, legal Greatly reduced prioes for this sale. take any style Cape teachers who receive their training in the district from the of the .law. This concert will be something out of operation Union Suits from 50c to $1.50. or Jacket. Normal Schools actual practioe in the art The municipal officers have never agreed the ordinary course of fine entertainments Very respectfully, of the young idea, ha3 provided to this, however, appraising the district even for Portland. Not only will the training Hosiery. for the establishment of model schools in school with that in other parts leading vocalist of the world appear in property which normal pupils may at oertain of the town As no trouble has arisen to We cleared out the entire stook of "sec- the person of Mme Melba, but the great times take of the classes. The force the issue, the district still main- that a manufacturer bad. contralto Scalchi, whom there has charge onds" They model schools at Gorham for the last tains its and receives its are soiled, but not particu- been none to eqnal will take part, organization slightly three have included all the primary share of the school money from the town. so. If oost you and, in addition, Mlle Êauormeister, a years larly perfect they'd and of the village There are those who believe that tho and Thursday 25c most reliablo and competent artist, grammar grades 50c. Wednesday schools. Three the schools of trouble in Gorham has been in- Fine and wide ribbed hose. Slgnor D'Aubigne most agreeable tenor years ago, present pail·. : : Brothers. the village were in a crowded condition, tensified by the strife of last winter over Gent's White Shirts, laundered, 39o each. Signor Campanari a fine baritone. Be- Rines in the ■" 1 two of the being the _ zzr: grammar grades dormitory. — sides these great artists a complete or- ι school building and there existed Dress Patterns. chestra, conducted by Mr. Landon high Novelty Then the district FIRE SOCIETY. The of considerable confusion. FALMOUTH Ronald, will appear. production line in the no two alike. made an with the normal Finest oity, r no in auu wilju uuauuui auu arrangement ru ui.rausu, in Come end see them. school authorities by which the normal An Old Fortlaud Institution Established scenery, and sung by Melba, Scalchi, BROS. school trustees to 1873. RINES provide quarters Bauermeister. D'Aubigne, and Cam- agreed Room News. for the and pay the two Cloak panari, with full orchestra will prove grammar grades teachers. The school was also to something to'be long remembered. primary There has been placed in our hands by Lots of now garments for Ladies, Misses be a model school, the teacher being As Mr. Ronald, who will conduot the Major Charles JH. Boyd, the owner, a and Children; also a fine line of elected by the normal school trustees, but i- orchestra, is a stanger in this country, little painted pamphlet of the by-laws of furs hare arrived. Attend the open- the of the school being borne by what Mme. Melba has to say of him will expense the Falmouth Fire Society, instituted ing today. the district. prove of interest "Mr. Ronald is going February 24th, 1783, in this town, then The three teaohers in oharge of these to conduct my orohestra on my concert called Falmouth, and of which society Quilts. " schools are members of the normal school OPENING "anil I am to GRAND tour, says Melbn, going Robert'Boyd was a member in 1803. conduct the classes and White Marseilles extra heavy, im- sing two of his songs, which are just the faculty. They The sooiety was confined to thirty Quilts, have control of their respective schools, $5.00. sweetest things "ever written. Mr. Ronald members each of which had to be pro- ported, but to them are sent the normal school A fine line of Marseilles Quilts fresh deserves well of the American public, vided with two leather buckets'aud two Cloak and Suit on to conduct some of the lessons, the from at $4.00, $3.00, $3.50, 111 the Parlors, for he is the son of a man whose stirirng pupils made of raven duck, each bag one importers these exorcises also be- bags in did much to ground covered by and three- $1.98. : OPENING songs years gono by pop- and a half yards in length, CLOAK ing gone over by the regular teacher. Crochet $1.25, 98c, 75c, 48c. ulate this country, and stimulated emi- of a yard wide, with strings at Quilts"for 25tli, of the senior classes quarters Wednesday, Sept. α It is only the pupils grants to cross the seas and find happy the mouths, and these bags were carried who teach in the model schools. The Puffs. home in this lovely land. Mr. Konald by the members to fires and especially course at Gorham is of two son of the writer and of regular years' mem- is the composer used to save the property of fellow oovors in ■' and a half Down Puffs, pure silk light TIME to the "Sunshine duration and for the first year the TO-DAY.1111 AND AT THE SAME "To the marked West, West," bers. Each bag was with selected down. The the have no work to do in the tints, filled with After and the never to be pupils the name Rain," forgot- first letter of members' given does not idea of " but are in pricu convey any ten old model schools, they required and it was "Cheer, Boys, Cheer, grand and bis sirname at length, each. to act as teachers in their own their elegance. $19 of Fall Dress Russell. He is a brother of W. turn clerk to these An Display Henry the duty of the inspect Sateen oovers fillèd And will continue the Balance of the week. Opening classes under the of the faculty. Down Puffs, imported Clark whoso stories of the sea eyes at least once a Russell, buckets and bags quarter fair of down. Great value all. We " that of the normal with quality most cordial invitation is extended to all over the world. More than many A are popular on penalty of three shillings. The society this Goods and JVovelties school have before at $5, our price week, $3.98. be du- Mr. Ronald is a little pupils taught entering made have exclusive novelties and will not dark, dapper, had a watchword by which they covers in many the school and go* when they enter the Down Puffs, Silkoline light man of about 25 years, with bright black themselves known to each other at fires. are not shades, 72x73, tacked, ruffle round plicated. and raven hair. He is practice schools, they entirely fire and FLOOK. eyes comapratively If any member suffered by ap- eaoh. OI¥ THE FIRST new to the business. Nevertheless there puff, $3.25 J unknown as a composer, and prefers to to the society they could give him with the plied Quality X Puff, 11-4 in size. Silkoline work for fame of any as- has been dissatisfaction system members independently what a majorty of the might and wood and most line of Suitings and High at Gorham. Parents have complained covers in pin blue, filling, The largest complete sistance from his father's name. and a widow of the was GARMENTS. agree to, society FUR in Black and Colors will be for your In- introduction of new $3.50. Grade Novelties open that the constant her hus- Xote·. entitled to the same protection 11-4 American Sateen values. teachers In the schools tends to retard the Quality Ζ Puff, spection at prices low enongli to insure good Beerbohm tho actor, has abnd could have demanded if living. batts. attention to our Tree, English of the children. On the other covers, filled with seafoam We call particular decided to make another American tour progress had to be dissolved at 10 Every meeting large variety of colorings, with or NEW GARNITURES AND DRESS TRIMMINGS, next season. He will be managed this hajd, as Principal Cortliell explained p. m. and the expense was not to exceed time Charles J. Abud. He is already the who enter the model without border, $2.98. by yesterday, pupils for each member. New a quarter of a dollar White Store School Suit for NEW BUTTONS, booked at Abbey's Theatre, York, schools aftor being in the schools of other Seen the ELECTRIC IS!IB. The members, at the time of Mr.Boyd's ASTRACHAN, SEAL, for November. It is a gem ; only $5. PERSIAN, are found not to be as far ad- Boys? James Doel, landlord of the Prince towns, were Nath'l State NEW SILKS, membership, Coffin, Sateen full $2.50. Hotel, Stonehouse, who vanced as of the same age already Puffs, size, George England,, pupils street; Arthur MeLellan. Middle street; is 93 years old, is said to be the oldest schools. The of Sateen Puffs, full size, $3.00 NEW FANCY in the practice feeling John AND SABLE CAPES. SILKS, actor in thé world. He began his^profes- James Fosdick, Fore street; full MARTEN dissatisfaction at one time was believed Sateen Puffs, size, $1.69. slonal oareer 75 years ago, and acted with Love Lane ; John Waite, Frothingham, Sateen Puffs, full size, $1 39 NEW BLACK SILK NOVELTIES. Edmund Kean. Mao ready, Sheridan, by many to be directed against one of the Pleasant streot ; J. H. Ingraham, Fore lowest for fine Mrs. Siddons and teachers who has since Sateen Puffs, full size, $1.25. are beautiful and prices the goods· Fanny Kemble, modol school street; They Department fully prepared for Fall. Knowlte. street; Hugh MeLellan, Spring Sateen Puff, full size, .98. Every resigned, on the ground that there was of the season. Stephen Harding. Harding's Court; made for us. Most Attractive Opening lack of discipline and failure to do the Above goods expressly State Board of Trade. Federal street; William sure visit the store on Wednesday, September 25tli. » it-i. -·- τ mi„a Shirley Erving, Be and UO3U VY Ui XV Uiv — ». lilnn Irais The Portland delegates to the State simmes, Alain sireei; αοηι uiju, point, however, is still a matter of dis Board of Trade meeting at Eangor, left Fifth street; Benj. Stone, Green street; pute and as the teacher is not now con- forenoon on the 11 o'clock James Deering, Middle street; John 11-4 California Blankets with beautiful yesterday nected with the school that chapter of the Maine Central train. those who Middle street; Nath'l F. Fosdiuk, fancy borders in light blue, old gold Among is over. It to Rogers, controversy lead, however, School made up the party were President Ε. B. Federal street ; Fibenezer Mayo, and rose. ÏG. of a of the the signing paper by many Fore Blankets at Winslow, Hon. J. E. Blabon, Hon. W. street; George Person, street; 11-4 California $5. of in the model schools, to PARKER parents pupils W. S. W. Merrill, Hon. Albion Little, Col. Matthew Cobb, Main street; Isaac Gage, 11-4 All Wool White Blankets, $1. CO., effect had no to BROS. the that they complaint Wool White $a76. RINES Henry S. Osgood, Seth L. Larrabee, Esq., Federal street ; George Whittemore, 11-4 All Blankets, 522 and 524 Congress Street. make against teachers, but were not Ammi Whitney, Esq., Col.F. E.Boothby, Federal street; John Hurd, Middle street ; [1-4 White Blankets. &&50. pleased with the system. has boena ship broker, having his office Prentiss Loring, Esq., C. \V. T. Goding, Win. A. Sewall, State street; Henry 11-4 White Blankets, $1.85. ANNUAL EXCURSION Early in the month, the discussion over on Commercial street and on November W. H. Scott, Esq., and othors. Middle street. 11-4 Blankets, 98ο. Esq., a for the Smith, States the trouble led to petition repeal 17th, 1894 lie was appointed United -, TO Secretary M. N. Kicli went to Bangor Those who had deceased were Thomas ll-4White and Silver Gray Blankets,some of the vote by which the village schools Shipping Commissioner at this city, Monday. Cummings, State street; John Kent, in tan, 75c pair. were united with the model schools. which post ho filled at the time of his Middle street; Nath'l Deering, Middle AND ROCKLAND White Excursion. at a of the Democratic THOMASTON I Another Mi. That vote was passed meeting Middle death. He was a prominent WAVE COMING! Preble, street; street ; Ebenezer COLD con- The Maine Central have arranged for district On April 29, 1891, und is as and for some years was VIA James Dunt, Back street; Thomas pulitioian excursion to the white follows: "Voted, to transfer the scholars nected with the city government, latterly another grand Main street, David Smith, Fore to the model Motley, in which office Mountains, this one on Friday next, of the grammar grade its alderman from Ward 2, CENTRAL RAILROAD street; John Stephenson, Fore street; MAINE after the termination of the schools connected with the normal school he a foremost place in the immediately Free street; occupied ■■ ? John Hobby, Stephen dur- ON Your Underwear 9 conference at West- and combine all primary grades in the management of the city's business, Where's Congregational Deblois, Main street; Joliu Thorlo, Fore The train will leave Portland at. district school building, said primary the Ingraham administration. He brook. Jas. MoLellan. Jr Main street; ing the the street; a SUITABLE FOR "THE CHANGE" WE WILL HELP YOU OUT. 8.45 a. Cumberland Mills at 8.55, and grade to be under management of was a hard worker, strong partisan, IF YOU HAVE NONE m., John May, Main street; Benj Sterling, the round will be $1.50. authorities of the normal school com- liked by his friends and respeoted by SATURDAY, trip Main street. mittee of the town and grading com- those who were politically opposed to 28. Men's 75c Underwear will be sold at 50c. mittee of the district." He married Miss Catherine Gal- September SUPERIOR COURT, him. ail to visit Kock- This petition was signed by the follow- WHITE STORE. lagher 35 years ago lust March. Seven- Also offering opportunity sizes from Silo and Camden by means of electric railroad Wonderful bargain. All 41. IVever expected : Edwin A. Solon have been born to Mr. and port ing gentlemen Soule, teen children from Rockland. to be able to sell it so chcap. H. S. H. I1EFORE JCDGE BONNEV. 516 Street. nine of whom are now S. Andrews, Billings, George Congress Mrs. Gallagher, return until with Tickets good for Wentworth, L. W. Brown, John W. Tuesday—Daniel Gibbons, assault, living, six eons and three daughters. to live years iTIoiiday. L. J. James P. Fogg, intent to ravish, sentenced on the City Building was Graffain. Patrick, it was with no little surprise The flag in State prison. 3f the year, Leaves A. M. liâtes. I at W. h. F. O. Bolton "*· ·' onfontnn at half mast yesterday out of re- Train Men's $1.00 Underwear 75 cents. H. Hale,;H. Morrill, a». "-· ■ CJ, ο i«w 00 tJ UJiii iiuinux) that Mrs. Alexander notloea a plaoed Portland 7 ( 41 Ο. h. Charles to mouths to Mr. memory. 7.80 ΐ 41·°° I Leroy McDonald, Drown, and larceny, sentenced eighteen that lilao buds were out on spect Gallagher's Yarmouth ago creeping 7.40 1.25 ill Colorado anil Nebraska would be Co hav« P. S. Howard Swett, T. Κ. in State prison. L. Bradlsli. Frieport Tïic people glad Jose, Fogg, the trees and the lilacs oame George 8.00 1.00 John Hammond, nuisance, paid $300 yosterday Brunswick and we shall need it It's i» J. J. Danlol Feeney, Lewiston 0.50 1.50 THIS Underwear now, right away. Libby, Fifleld, oosts. jut in full bloom, and their sweet scent Mr. L. Bradisli died in this oity Fred and George Returning—Regular trains for Portland, Lew- and and in all sizes to 48. Thomas McDonougli, Daniel Clay, nuisance, paid $200 and In α He was two colors—syrey tan, up Charles Quinn, was wafted to those in the vicinity Monday night, aged 76 years. lston, Augusta and all intermediate points leave W. 9 leave W. Harding, L.A. Libby, C. Graflam, costs. case is an Maino Rockland at 1.80 p. m. and p. in., Thora- most welcome manner. This a member ot the Sixth regiment F. Patriok nuisance, paid $200 and aston 1.45 and 'J.I5 p. ni„ and Special Train for F. W. Cressey, B. Kelley, " Thomas Fardon, his in the .. ... the Flowers war and lost .v.,4.T ο costs. Mtiunple of song that The during the leg liOHiat-W". Au^uom» Thouiaston 3.30 NEED OUTSIDE SHIRTS ALSO. Whitney. nuisance, paid $200 and in tho Tra La, Have of He was a native Kockiaud 3.16 ρ ni., p. m. YOU'LL Jeremiah Lang, That liloom Spring, battle Gettysburg. V. Γ. & G. M. In to this potition, Mr. Stephen FAÏSON TUCKER, response costs. to Do With the Case." of Buxton, but has lived lu Portland for F. E. BOOTH BY, G. P. & T. A. a $200 Nothing Hinkley, the district agent, called David W. Andrews, nuisance, paid member of d4t We Sliali Sell Tliem many years. He was a sep!24 CSieap. for the of September 14, and costs. OBITUARY. meeting evening nuisance, paid Thatcher Post, G. A. R., and the funeral It Joseph P. Casseldon, al. Ills late residence. No. 90 Port- and that meeting was a lively one. He leaves at 10 o'clocK, $200 and costs. will ooour under its auspices. land street, Burial at South Buxton. intend to sell all kinds of Gents' cheaper than of Messrs. E. We rurnisliin^s resulted in the appointment Martin A. Conley, nuisance, paid 1200 Uantel ot this In tills 24, Daniel Gallagher. a wife and a son, Wm. Bradish city, Sept. Gallagher, agod store in Maine. Η. B. 03 4 months. any other A. Sonle, J. J. G. Hannaford, and costs. a years, Mr. Daniel who has boon The interment will bo at iSorth at 8.30 and Charles Saunders, nuisance, paid $200 Gallagher, oity. [Fun-ral Thursday morning o'clock, at Johnson, Fred jW. Harding George from No, 50 Fore street. The Keck Ties we advertised 15c "hit fin, mark." and costs. long sufferer from a oancerous affection, Buxton. as a committe to confer [Keinuem high mass at the Cathedral ol the H. Wontworth O'llare, nuisance, paid $200 and Post was half mast Martin ilied in this i'y yesterday. Mr. Gallagher Thatcher (lag at Immaculate Conception at 0 o'clock. And in a or two look out for a sale of Cel'itloid Collars. with the trustees of the normal school day costs. born 28, 1812 and in memory of Mr. Bradish. In this city, Sept. 24. Bridget, wiie of the late the was '"land, May yesterday 70 and the authorities of district. of seven Dennis Bradley, aged years. came to at the age of funeral hereafter. made two intry (Notice Principal Corthell propositions. POKTLAVI). B· There Iu West Pownal, Sept. 23, Mrs. Lucy I,, p. SOUHT years, r ί St. John, Ν. DEATHS. He suggested that if the citizens of the be- Cushman, aged 81 years, 11 months. l& days. Mr. <τ coal nod until 1ΪΜ4, at 2 o'clock m. like the [Funeral Wednesday p. village did not present system business, In Alfred. Sept, 22, John Allen, aged 78 Yicxnndor of >'i I the In tills Sept. 2*, Sarah A,, widow of the years take their children out of the Mr·;. -T Knightvillo ing grocery city. 14 hey should to Portland, late Edward Kolfe. aged 70 years. 2 months and days. uon surrounding her house i'rom he moved afternoon mcdel schools at once. To this it was the first [Funeral services Friday at 3 will where Ivj co residence of John L. Howard (The funeral of John Malla take place »o lilac trees, which havo lived. During o'clock, at the at that money,"and accommodations two street. Wednesday morning 8.30 o'clock, from No. objected υι .lis oity No. 22 Church for years. As me 14 years resident» 'π John L. Brandish, 30 Pleasant not be had if this step was taken been tliexv thirty-five for the In this city. Sept. 23. aged stj-eet. could did all the l usinées 22 davs. rfieqiiiem high mass at St. Dominio's churoh are flowivs that bloom in the stevedore 78 years. 3 niontln, Then Mr. Corthell made a second lilacs Thursday morning at 8 o'clock. BROS. now. 1878 ho services this (Wednesday) forenoon RINES [Funeral the best and end their career in that season Grand Trunk railway. Sinue 1 it's proposition, which was that the present^ spring FOR SALE. FOR SALK. OF MISCELLANEOUS· WANTED. MISCEIXAKEOPS. MILES TO COMMAND. "Give rue my command or my discharge" STATE TOPICS INTEREST· Forty words inserted under this head He was too valuable a man to words inserted wilder this head SALE—OaJsdale, a thorough built discharge Forty "POR one week for 25 cents, cash in advance. one week for 25 cents, cash in advance. sitting room, dining room and at that a Louse, parlor, BEST critical time, so commission of tho of on first 9oor He >1 ill Succeed General as Clerk Plummor State board Portland. and kitchen with ample PUREST Schoiield re- CITY stable and was given him, although ho was not assessors, is tabulating the live stock HALL, chambers good 11,000 feet of SALE—Horse,iwagon and harness cheap "UOR EXCHANGE—50 new any lcind, fit for sleighs, land: close to electric cars; price S3,000. W Î^ORfor cash or will trade for a physically fighting He went into turns and valuations, giving the number -fl- good bicycle. Commanding Officer of the Army. ONE NIGHT ONLY. any price, for real estate or personal prop- &CO., ISO Middle street. the battlo of and was wound- as retured by the local assessors II. WALDKON, KEELEY INSTITUTE, Merrills Corner. Gettysburg aud.clasa, erty of any kind. Property out of repair bought 21-1 25-1 ed again It is a matter of history how These returns will be placed in the an- at fair prices. RICHARDSON LAND CO., himself there. which will bo about 26. 478 1-2 St. 25-1 West Pointers Have Hitherto hefdlstinguished nual report, ready Sept. Congress OR SALE—First class residence of OK SALE OK EXCHANGE—House lots and Captured He was THURSDAY, made brigadier general for dis- the first of November. 1,1 fourteen rooms, two tenements; steam F new houses in city of Deering. on line of That party who can furnish "Proud and Influential Berth.— tinguished services the battles of heat; bath rooms: hot and cold water: one electrics. If you are not satisfied with the during for a reliable and profit- WANTED—A$3000 capital locations in the new come in and see about a Some Little theJOld .Wilderness, Court office. of the most desirable rent you now occupy, Known Incidents in the Spottsylvania orror was tho South able business. Address Box G, this RICH- House and Chancollorsviile A laughable that of 24-1 western part of the city. Price 85,500. \V. place of your own. Monthly payments. Career of this Famous Soldier. Paris who on being told there was to H. WALDHON & CO., 180 Middle street. 21-1 ARDSON LAND CO., 473 1-2 Congress St. At the close of the war in October, 1865 girl 25-1 be a at the Norway fair he was brevetted Major General of United coaching parade you out of employ- The M. went homo and astonished tho natives retirement of General John States Volunteers, and was mustered out SHORTHAND—Aroment or dissatisfied wi»h your present TO LiET. SALE OR TO LET—New brick houses with tho statement that thero was to be a and would to engage in FOR Thomas Street. These Schoiield on September 29 from the posi- of servioe September 1, 1866 position yon prefer Nos. li# and 21 bantam at the fair. Then think- more pleasant and more paying butinées? houses are now and ready for occu- tion of Instead of returning to business pur- parade completed general commanding the army of that didn't sound just she cor- in every large city in the United Elates Forty word? inserted nnder tills head pancy. JAMES H. WAUGH, at The Twitch- suits, as did the vast army of civilian ing right for shorthand «5 cents cash in advance. the United States is expected to lead to reotod herself "'No, not bantam, X guess there is an unlimited demand one week for ell, Cliamplin Co., or No. 331 Spring Mreet. soldiers, General Miles chose tho army as writers,*both male and female. Persons who septlO-4 ■A the its to be a coohin parade." wmH appointment of General Nelson A. offering a profession for life. Within a master this art are wanted as Reporters, Private Sumner conven- as as THE ONLY ORIGINAL Miles to fill the the week he had entered the regular army as Court Reporters, Amanuenses, ΓΤΠΟ LET—No. 3 Court, very SALE.—One top buggy, good new, vacancy says Verbatim Re- bright and with nice I70R Address, S. P., and GENUINE BEEF- Colonel infantry. Promo- at Secretaries, Newspaper ient, sunny, clean, just painted Price $(50. of{the!Fortieth The Maine Stato New York Herald. General Miles College, JOrono, porters and many other lucrative positions. yard. The best low priced rent in town. $10 DAILY PRESS OFFICE. 23-1 tions came but Ho rose to attend- slowly surely opened this fall with the ; largest Any of ordinary intelligence can,£by to family. H. H. SHAW, 92 North St. is the senior major of the army. It December person right OK flower pots cbeau general be a*Brigadier General 15, 1880, ance in its At 110 new devoting a portion of their time, write from 25-1 SALE—Damaged history. present F nt E. SWASEY & 273 Commercial is tho of the Chief Executive in he attained the 100 of to 90 words a minute in three to four CO., prerogative and'finally April, 1890, students have registered. Nearly 50 foot of 23-1 a well known hut a ΠΠΟ sunny rent of five rooms street, Cross. to cus- rank of Major General. these are which makes months. It is not fact LET—A pleasant appoint any major general, but regular freshmen, J- J-2 St. to W. F. ever en- majority of the successful phonographers at 230 Congress Apply SALE—Woodfords, on electr'c line, the class of 91) tho largest that 25-1 A"g^OR tom has mado it almost a law to promote of ihis country have acquired their knowl- Mac BRIDE & CO. large house of four tenements in perfect FAIR A MOUNTAIN CLIMBING WUMAN. tered Maine State. The total number of ROCHESTER edge of shorthand with no other instruction repair inside aud out; ren's for $500 per the senior officer of that rank. house of 5 rooms, students is about 230. tnat a printed booit. It is only for the LET—Cottage annum: large lot with minutas —AT- stable; three General Miles will be tho first soldier to In etudent to decide to do what thousands TO pleasant and convenient, nearly new, to postoffice; schools beet Achievements of a Providence Woman 13 Beclsett street. L. H. and c>mroh; have done. The text books of the Benn has sun all day, bargain in Deering for $3,500. W. II. hold this high position who onlisted as a out in the 24-1 -\. II., Surmounting Difflcnll Peaks. Quite a lively fire broke Pitman system put the subject before the TOB1E. WA LDRON & CO., 130 Middle s'reet. 21-1 ROCIIKSTER, volunteer ; heretofore it has been held in ν oods near the fair grounds, Lewiston, student in the simplest possible manner. rudiments it furnished room, with closet, SALE—At Oakdale, a desirable house unbroken Point Monday, but it was extinguished before Starting with the simplest ΓΓ.0 LET. Large succession by West Miss Annie of R. to the more A steam heat, and Terms FORwith the -OÎÎ- S. Peck Providence, considerable loss occurred. leads Hie student insensibly sun all day; gas. stable, thoroughly built by any of Send to 223 High St. Eight hand day, contains 9 rooms, water graduates. I., has accomplished this season the diffi- difficult parts the study. $1.25 reasonable. Inquire closets, Datb, the Boston Educational Book Company, bell. 23-1 cemented cellar, double lot 86 by I2t$; From the fact that Nelson A. Miles en- and cult feat of ollmbing the Matterhorn. THE BOY PHENOMENON P. O. Box No. 1381, Boston, Mass., and we electrics near. A bargain. Can be secured Thursday Friday, tered the ranks as a citizen soldier at the on St. Peter's all the books necessary 60 Pleasant if applied for at once. N. S. Tuesday, Wednesday, Two women, says the Boston Herald, A cross is being placod will send postpaid LET—No. street, Deering, GARDINER, which is to learn this art. 23-1 the lower rent of 7 rooms, bath, hot 185 Middle street. 20-1 of the civil war, his career has church at Lewiston. The cross in is hands. TO AND 21. 1895. beginning have previously made the asoent, whioh Is coming with healing water: open grate; furnace heat; SEPTEMBER 24, 25. 26 feet is now in the hands of and cold all the was a eight high, lie locations in SALE AND TO LOAN-S2000 more popular interest. He divides with Mt Blanc the of be- who is fit- m a young man from electric line; one of best dollars, oleebrity Mr. Whitney, the' electrician, TVJACKEY, of 141 Com- county 3 cent in- • JL ItJL New York, who has spent the city, inquire T. B. PERCY, FOR bonds, drawing per Fair Held in clerk in a Boston store at the time, hav- the moun- 67 incandescent F The Largest and best ing recognized grand trial of ting it out with lights. and Lame the summer at Raymond Spring, and will mercial street. 23-1 terest at par and accrued interest. Subject | cross in the The Deaf, Blind to come to the Hub in his seventeenth one other season to No- sale, undoubted security. Particulars on the State. ing tain climbing. One was Miss Brevoort; There is only now spend the hunting up and it is at Ilka for any lover of good ot 7 room» application. $15,000 »o $i0,0',0 to loan on year from his native country so decorated, Albany. vember 1st, would LET—A convenient rent at place, Westminster, the other Mile of an Wilt Be Treated Free, a fiist mortgages on real estate in Portland Carrel, daughter There is one in Europe, making three in shooting to join bim in the chase; good ΊΤΟ No. 1 Munroe Piece. For particulars in Worcester Mass. warrante of and 23-1 and vicinity. N. S. GARDINER, 185 Middle OPEN TO THE WHOLE WORLD. county, Alpine guide. the world when tho one for St. Peter's is bird dog; plenty partridge inquire at 117 State street. COMPETITION Upon the D'lblio stage of the City Hell woodcock. Address C. E.^SMALL·, J North street. 20-1 In one of the most rugged parts of the an The of tho cross Miss Peck is ardent and experienced oompleted. adjustment one nit'ht only, THURSDAY, SEPTEMbEli Raymond, Me. 23-2 mo LET—A pleasant furnished room, Wachusett Mountain region is the house and the other work which require steeple 26th. Doors open at 7. Demonstration at 8 -3- heated, lighted, set bowl, hot and cold SALE—At a Bargain—one of tbe R. R. mountain climber. She is a Providence of THE PORTLAND & ROCHESTER climbing is being'dono by C. T. Berry p. m. sharp. to know that J. G. water; use of bath room. Apply at 17 Dow FORfinest estates in Deering; large, finely whero he was born, in 1840, as well as but has most of her in public woman, spent life Ν. who is known as Steeple WANTED—The bell hanger, is at 137 Clark street, right hand bell. 21-1 linished house, beautifully located, iude- Will sell Special Round Trip Tickets, Including Dover, H., THE CURRIER, tlie'one to which he wae taken home to travel. For a time her men. WORLD'S INVINCIBLE tubes and bells of all pendont gas an water supplies; heated and admssiou to the ground». at rates as follows: after graduation Jack, and a crew of eight street, «peaking Westbrook into hotels, private houses and LET—Lower half of house No. 9 George ventilated throughout; extensive outbuild- From Portland. Woodford». Jet., die when wounded in one of from Ann Arbor and course kinds put φΟ Westbrook (Sacca.), dangerously subsequent HEALER steamboats at short notice; all work war- Α street, Deering; heated bv hot water; ings; large orchard and land suitable for Cun-.berlaud Wills, $1.85; the war. old MAGNETIC early "battles of the The in abroad she was orders mail attended to. 21-1 stablo room; ûebago water and garden. En- house lots. Inquire of BENJAMIN G. 31.80: Gorhain, $1.75; Buxton Centre, 81.70; archeology professor ar- ranted; by Centre Marshal Vosmus of Auburn Who it is said cures the of H. No. 180 Middle WARD, Attorney, Portland, Me. 20-1 Saco River, $1.65; Hollis Centre, $1.55; white schoolhouse on a rocky hillside, of Latin in Smith She has lec- City quire W. WALDRON, $1.20; college. rested Frank Pike and James Alden in the or Sub- street. Portland. 21-1 Waterboro, $1,45; South Waterboro. in "llf ANTED—Piano Pupils, City surrounded by apple orchards, is still tured much on Her first im- of from » » a which cost me SALE OR TO LET—First class Alfred, $1.05; Springvale. 95c; East Lebanon, archeology. Monday noon, for the robbery $30 urbs, desiring method house, use; and all the children are familiar on Lame and 75 and 50 cents les- frame house with F°?«10 rooms and a bath room ; also a sta- 70c; hast Rochester, Ν. H.. 50c. was done in Greece in the safe in Bridge's printing office Deaf, Blind, Sick, Paralytic $100 per quarter, for per RENT—Two-story good Sect. with the who portant climbing or Mrs. FOR and wi ble situated close to and street On Wednesday. Thursday and Friday, story of the great general Court street noar son. Call or address Mr. Charles H. five rooms on each floor bath: Spring Congress 18a5 while she was studying in Athens. thejbridge. 21-1 for cars. Western of The location and 25. 26 and 27, 1805, special trains will run as conned his lessons there. He got;his'taste Toby, 69 Neal street. be put,in «ood repair desirable tenant part city. To the and of the natives BY THE LAYING ON OF HANDS. condition of the is A 1. Call on J. Η, follows: for battie in the winter surprise dismay steam heat; situated at upper end of city property young, when, round maker. 85 street. Leave Portland. 8.45; Woodfords, 8.51| West- she announced her intention of ascending of lias been arrosted his "IITANTED—An all candy near Cumberland street. BENJAMIN FOGG, Exchange 20-1 he would listen to his uncle's Melvin May Gray Will publicly demonstrate God-given » » Cumberland Mills, «.03; evenings, and Pentelious on foot and she Apply to the M. C. Co., Box 1, Bridg- SHAW, 51 1-2 Exchange street. 21-1 brook .let., 8.55: wonderful Indian which had a Hymettus Deteotlve Odlin of Lewiston, for in- power asrt heal tlie sick as above without 2-1 SALE—The residence of the late Moses Westbrook 9.08; Gorliam, 9.18; Bux- stories, did it. of her by Free. ton. Me. I^OR (Sacca.), California was the scene Louise Duclair, 13, of East money and without price. Admission Dunn, of Hollis, Maine. Will be sold at ton Centre. Saco River. 9.37; Hollls Cen- peculiar charm for his boyish ears. ducing aged LET-Lower tenement in house No. 9.30; next triumphs. She rode 4000 feet up ML to leavo her home and go off auction *on the premises, on tre. 9.4:i; Centre Waterboro, 9.52; South Wat Poland, AND CARRIAGE—Wanted good TO 528 Cumberland street; has 7 rooms, public Monday, TIKED OF THE FARM. Shasta to the snow line and olimbed the found in a shed î î : for nice farm or Sept. 30th at 9 o'clock. A. K. P. LORD, C. E. erboro. 10.00; Alfred, 10.08| Springvale, 10.18; with him. The airl was FREE : SEATS FREE HORSEteam norse iu exchange good bath, steam heat, electric bells, sua 10.44, rest of the way to the summit, leaving little 10 room house. See DEERING & WELD. 20-1 East Lebanon, 10.31; East Rochester, When he became seventeen his resolute near May's house". pretty all day. For other particulars call on UOE, 10.50 a. m. her brother behind when he became utter- "The is the star and director, the 478V2 street. 20-1 the a. m. ; arrive at Rochester. boy CO., Congress hatter, 197 Middle street. 20-1 OR SALE—Want to exchange building lots Returning train will leave Rochester at 6.55 spirit asserted and he went to this worn out. She was the first woman to audience are all actors, his patients the itself, ly in for F in city of Deering and new carriages for in Portland at 7.55 p. m. Machias "Airs. honored ana rewarded heroes, while the bicycles exchange make this ascent. Later she went The says: J^JCYCLES—Wanted — p. m., arriving uncle and don't want to work on up Republican xvEii> χ jl \γϋ uuuso uumuoi oo nouse ana lot m i'oruana or vicinity; must be J. W. PETERS. said,"I havo wasned opponents of his system are toe nonpulsed atuiy Cloud's Rest peak in the Yosemite valley. Robinson and. Mrs. Meserve J? St. House lias been decorated in ν· t-uh« «mv persona large healtUy dwelling. aid his ambitious relative. Wshington U»U USINESS FOR firm a »* sure and rianderuff; BENJAMIN 6IY2 street SALE—Any wishing esoorted. Of ber mountain of this from on tho week. disease—bow bad. Low long-etanding or remedy for balndees SHAW, Exchange and Nelson will find trips going past for 20-1 good paying store or rooming house uncles George you are amenable to no humbug, but a sure cure. Recipe to tbis last she hopeless the case—they in Boston at a sacrifice, see DEEEING & OILS there." year, previous asoent, will ten cents each. Address l'W. Α. β.," Box big HICH TEST to do when they you oure, and something get wrote to a friend Sentenced by Justice Jerome. Maine. 19-1 LET—House No. 50 Deering street, all Co.. 478V2 Congress sli eet, Portland. 20-1. " 8?» Bridgton, this young Miles I have traveled a deal in the TO in perfect condition: nas recently been AND Following suggestion good has been ARISE AND WALK. SALE—New honsr at Η hie dressed in a 14 I The Carter Medicine Company painted throughout. JOHN F. PitOCTOH, Woodford», started upon journey Tyrol and Salzburg. On July "MONEY to loan on furniture, organs, pianos, roouiH, fur two fau>llies; bath in •1U. Centennial Block. 19-1 FOR arranged green jacket, short trousers and a green olimbed tho Gross tilockner, 12,460 feet engaged for the last month running All those who are on crutches, rheumatio, machinery, horses, diamonds, watches, rooms, thoroughly plumbed, l^rge lot, and covered deaf or blind (for years) life insurance policies, first and second mort- tarpaulin hat made of straw high, and on July 24 the top of Monte down a in this who have been palsied, paralytic, sunny exposure. Apply to MYRON E. gang city to cured are and as real estate also notes discounted. Busi- LET—At No. 5 Laurel street,two rents was a one the feet and wish be invited, gages, ; MOOKE. Bearing or JOHN H, with cloth. He laughable spectacle Cristello, of Dolsmites, 10,500 of at each Have seven rooms and Centre, GASOLINE. making and selling a counterfeit its great a number as possible will be treated i ness confidential. PORTLAND COLLATERAL Ί10 $15, 93 Exchange Me. of a new lad when he arrived in —both difficult, and 'for experts only,' bath room cemented CARD, street, Portland, country FKEE upon the stage. LOAN CO., Room S. 185 Middle street, second each; cas, collar; 19-1 who were men of as a snow trademark "Carter's Little Liver Pills." to If you want the best GASOLINE for yovr Boston. His uncles, Baedaker says. The former is Owing to tbe groat throng which always floor. seplS-t spacious yarS. Apply A. C. LIUBY, •toves thlj summer, order from us. We fill any means, at once fitted him out with a mountain; the latter, which is mostly Notices have appeared of several arrests assembles at the theatres, it would be wise 42 1-2 Exchange street. 19-1 |?OR SALE—At South Portland, building lots slie and we loan 5 cans to « «adjuge gallon more conventional costume. rock, I did partly as practice for the Mat- the has made. For for all who contemplate witnessing this RINGS! RINGS! RINGS! at one hundred dollars, adjacent to electric or OIL CUSTOMERS. whloh company μ LET—Six rooms GASOLINE His uncle, George Curtis, father of the terhorn." grand work to go early so as to avoid the A Thousand Solid Gold Rings, Diamonds, Opals partially furnished, road, high land, and last years prices, terms: week one of these cases have been on in latest TO towards board of two. A pleasant sunny of one of Bsoton, found him a Her asoent of the Matterhorn was de- past crowd. Pearls, Emeralds, Garnets and Moon Stones pavment quarter down, balance monthly, TEAMS CO TO present Mayor or and Wedding Kings rent on corner of two streets on line of F. H. street. 19-1 OUR crook- account of the trial in the Court of Sessions, be- style setting. Engagement Cong. HARFORD, 31VZ Exchange plaoe in John Collamore"s large layed somewhat on Special SPECIAL· NOTICE. a specialty. McKENNEY, the Jeweler, Monument St. horse cars. Apply 118 CONGRESS St. His Cash's Corner, ery store on Washington street. pay weather, as the guides insisted on wait- fore Justices Jerome, Jacob and Hayes. Square. septôdtf 19-1 SALE—Nice team. Bay horse six years Stroudwater, Pleasantdale, was and his uncle, Nelson for conditions, in all Dr. Franklin Stuart Temple, the well- FIRold, weighs 1030 lbs., sound and kind, very small, ing perfeot respects, The was Thomas B. Hughes, a TO LOAN—On 1st. and 2d. mort- good for whom he was took so Mies Feck states in her the prisoner known "Boy Phenomenon," has engaged a TlfONEY roadster and good driver also good top buggy Elizabeth and Knightville, Curtis, named, cable, day 1TA real estate. Notes discounted 011 : Cape at No. 881 Tenth ave. On special suite of parlors at 307 Cumberland pages, and harness. Will sell at a bargain. The horse him into his family to live at West Rox- was an Ideal one and no mishaps attended druggist terms. W. Room Ox- MONDAY OF EACH WEEK. street, corner of Elm. and be will remain favorable P. CAKE, 6, is safe for women to drive. Call at 167 and him his board. But the ascent. Her was that the the was found guilty ford 2d Newbury bury, gave only regret Wednesday prisoner in Portland tor some time, commencing Building, floor. sept!3«4 street or 25 Cotton street. J. C. WARD. 19-1 to con- her from the young Miles was too independent approach of evening drove and sentenced to three months in the 26th, at 10 a. m. Con- Woodfords and East Deerlng, Thursday, September R. SAMUEL LEVY is now prepared to sent to suoh an arrangement. So he hired summit sooner than she wished to go. sultation will be given during this time, Hf T^OR SALE—Tickets for Dancing School. EACH WEEK. In delivering the sentenoe cast off clothing of all descriptions for Γ TUESDAY OF and as his The Matterhorn is one of the most diffi- penitentiary. a full of each case will be buy Beginners' course commencing FRIDAY a room in Boston, earnings and diagnosis cash prices. Address letters or postal of the Justice Jerome free of Office 10 a. highest NIGHX, Sept. 27th. Children's Class com- would not admit of his going to a board- cult and ascents in the world. court, Presiding made, charge. hours, m. to 100 MIDDLE STREET. and dangerous 8 sep4-tf Saturday afternoon, 28th, Knightville, So. Portland Willard, his food to his room its ascent was considered im- to 4 p. m.; 7 to evenings. mencing Sept. ing house he took Until 1865 said : Thatcher Post Hall, Manchester, teacher. THURSDAY OF EACH WEEK. the Then Mr. C§T°Dr. Temple is nere under the"managec "IITANTED—All persons in want of trunks and boarded himself. possible by guides. Whym- court after a and Tickets at Halves' Musio 414 Congress "Hughes, the long ment of the Boston Electro »» and b«gs to oall ou Ε. D. REYNOLDS, Store, But the soldier's instinct developed as an Englishman, after six years of Magneti- street. sepll-8 per, careful trial, has come reluctantly to the lnstitute. 593 Congress street, one door a*»ove Shaw's and Morrills. soon as the war broke out and fired him reached the summit. Later he was Woodfords trials, conclusion that you are a guilty man. sep£l d3t grocery store, as wo manufacture our goods TIME THAT HORSE ! XiOR SALE—The Homestead of the late a to enlist. He to Mr. of the that made the J- FRIDAY OF EACH WEEK. with desire spoke one party asoent, The whole value of many of these articles and can therefore give bottom prices; He may be a hummer. All kinds of Horse Timers, Thomas Quinby, near Stroudwater in Deer- and was advised to ask from whioh was marked trunks eveninas. Ί2-1 07.50 to Laacrest stock, Best Watches, Four acres of land with house. On Collamoreabout it the descent by lies in the trademark. Thousanas and repaired. Open #150. ing. good Drop us a Postal or Telephone, 318-3. in Lowest Prices. Horse Timers repaired. line of street cars; 10 minutes from Union his unole's consent. Thev[expresseditheir the terrible "Matterhorn tragedy," of thousands of dollars are hundred spent want to bny $5,000 to McKENNE"¥, the Jeweler, Monument Square. station; Sebago water. As wiliugoess, he would take mili- which Lorrl Franoia Douglas, Rev. Mr. the jlplldtf perfect drainage; provided annually in placing them before Bicycles—We$10.000 worth of Bicycles, new, old, dam- fine a location as there is in to instruction. His for Mr. Hadow and a fell 4000 Deenng. Apply tary employer paid Hudson, guide If the public cannot rely aged or broken. Pay the highest price. Call at ANDREW HAWES, Stroudwater. 11y27-tf course at α there have been public. No convenient rents. aJsix months" military school, feet. Since then many theso then a Boston Store, 411 Fore Street. business LET—Two very pleasant, S. A. upon articles, Good Iaddox, which a Frenchman had started in Boston ascents and many tragedies. Mile Carrel done on Saturday. M. BERENSTIEN. TO locality, six and seven rooms; prices is What's fraud being practiced upon Best of $T2.00 and $15,00. inquire MRS. J. K. OIL· Doalor, at the beginning of the war. His | uncle, was the first woman to make the ascent, of augie-6 Two Secdtid-hand them, and upon the proprietary rights rear No. G6 near St. further him re- in and in 1871 Miss Brevoort emula- for What'9 KING, Danforth, High good George Curtis, helped by 186S, of those persons who own trademarks. shortening pastiy? wanted to take my teams, 19 1 35 Middle Me. a of one hundred men ted her example. It is reokoned that best for What's and St., Portland, cruiting company New York is a great commercial city and frying things? PHYSICIANoffice, furniture practice.Address, will bo tor him to take command of, giving about 200 have reached the of Box North Conway, N. LET—Dress making rooms; ihree connect- Furnaces sold fly25 dtf_ persons top trademarks are as important to this oity best for every cooking pur- PHYSICIAN, 143, cheap to the men. This the mountain. The Matterhorn in a II. 27-4 ing rooms over the X. John Little store on liberal bonus ^company huge as is to a coiner. This is a class for which lard was for- integrity pose Congress up one flight; one room fronts was in Bacon's Hall, on Wash- rock, and herein lies its peril, for the ao- look street, L organized of cases which this oourt does not used ? What's best on street; set bowl; city water; large closet and for cash If for at JAMES RICE, Grocer, a which still tion of the and tnawing disinter- merly TO LOAN—On first mortgages applied street, building freezing at all. The — of ington upon with any leniency for health ? on real estate in any amount on one- toilet loom. Enquire M. G. LARRABEË, of the so that the ascent is nev- for digestion MONEY stands in the rusy mercantile part grates the rooks, court is that be oon- 246 Middle street. 7-tf Jet. & Portland sentence of the you : third value at 5 per cent ; over that at 6 Congress Sts., district. er twice the same. Besides this there is Thousands of women answer once.e. Roxbury iined in the for a torm of per cent. Loans on second mortgages and penitentiary room heat -- from rolling rooks LE'i—Furnished with and SAYS BECAME CAPTAIN. always great danger three months. personal property at fair rates. A. C.L1B- HOW MILES of enow. The is TO gas, at 90 High streeet. 11-tf and masses falling top The Justice also intimated that but for BY, 4-i 1-2 Exchange street. 29-4 he seen In our base- 1 think National Cash were two older men who 14,705 feet May my There aspired high. the previous record and the from $1000 to of prisoner's buy $15,000 bought you, all you to the offices of and first lieuten- fact that he had been in jail for some WANTED—Toworth of cast off clothing. I the Sîmr. MARY W. Register oaptain to tlie White Mountain·. COTTOLENE pay UBBY, Excursion claim lor it, and am well time the sentence would have been muoh highest cash prices for ladies' dresses, ment. ant of the new company, but though To let the or À com- with tiie leaf" of the heavier. gents' and children's clothing and gent's by day evening. pleased system. so far The first "autumn party Miles was but twenty-one, he was winter overcoats. Call or address le*ter fortable steamer to be had at reason- to the White mountains will be or G 76 Middle older that he season postal to S.ÙE ROOT, street. superior to the aspirants The Late George H. Starr, fl-3 at 169 25. A train will leave able terms. Apply Commercial EASTMAN BROS. & BANCROFT. Governor today, Sept. special SEPTEMBER : EXCURSIONS dtl was elected captain. Andrew, of septl7 at 8.40 a. or after the arrival At a meeting St Stephen's Vestrv St., or write to R. H. J (Fr D A looked him as "a mere Portland m., WANTED—FEMALE HELP. N, however, upon on tha 23d inst It TO THE of trains from Waterville, Augusta and duly convened .was ARTHUR K. HUNT. and sent him a commission as Forty words Inserted nnder this head I 12 dtf boy," should take ad- voted to attend the funeral, in a body, jly 104 Exchange St., second lieutenant. When Miles reoeived way stations. Everybody one week for 25 cents, cash in advance. unole and asked him attend as a Vestry of which Mr. Starr had long FORSALE. STATE AGBNT. it he went to his vantage of the opportunity to the WANTED—MAL Κ HELP. what he should do. '"Take it and go to been a and in which as Senior WHITE WANTED-Reliable Danish girl to do the as the Crawford Notoh is beau- member, to the death of the President and aep7 dtf or excursion, "» work of small cook and able the/front. We don't want any trouble held the first family, good young man, age 20, is OWINGManager, the tsandy River Lnmber Oo. " and browns of the fall Warden he place. to or as waitress or delay at this point tiful in the reds take charge of the house WANTED—Aanxious for a situation as bookkeeper, offer their pianing mill, situated In Farnungton the same tho reso- seamstress in private family. 46 WARREN ST. or do or store work. ANNUAL at the front Senator Henry Wil- and the clear atmosphere makes At meeting, following clerk, to office Can village, Me., at a great bargain for the right THE 27th FAIR While changes, rear house, if write state salary. 25-1 is Natick : MOUNTAINS furnish good references and willing to parties. New mill and new machinery. Hot of Massachusetts, the famous for a lutions were passed unanimously son, this the ideal time day's trip through work hard. this office. 24-1 one in the AH OF THE had raised the ti» do I Address, WORK, air ailn, the only count}'. shoemaker, who f regiment It having pleased our Heavenly Father ....Every Day from September.·.· T17ANTED—A Protestant girl gen- modern in mill, lumber shed», to the grand mountain soonery. ▼ f eral hDusework. Call at 336 Brackett | improvements —the Twenty-second—wanted give to remove from this life our late beloved ....lOtli to October the·... Forty words inserted under this head etc. Railroad facilities excellent. A good deserved. So "he The annual oxcursion to Thomaston l£th, Miles the promotion he Senior Warden one week for 25 cente, cash in advance. cnance ior a live man. χ or lurmex paruuuuua CtuiMaiiil Farmers Club wont to O. O. Howard, then colonel of a nnrt "RrtnVlftnrl frnm Portland. Lewiston. That in the death of Mr. address. Resolved, for house-work. AT THEIR _ «ι·. w«uliiπirfiin and asked him TENANTED—A girl general Τ1ΪΠ—Two brisbt. Intelligent yountf vyuiiou.af>x aoivwo uaa ιυαυ ujlio WAN A. S. or VVatervillo, Bath, Brunswick, Augusta OCarr, WiO References required. Cull in the eve- RIGG8, President, man on his the if he didn't want |anothor most useful and honorable mem- MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD] nlng at 118 State street. iiO-l Henry Briggs, Treasurer, at Mill· stations will be Satur- of its No. ness easily and quickly learned and pay in West if have a man," and intermediate of sepll W&Stf Grounds Cumberland staff. '"Yes, you good bers, the citizens Halifax and Portland ....will offer.... tfood. Must be able to give good ie(erences. sent over to 28. The excursionists will be said Howard. Miles was day, Sept. a most worthy son and oitizen, and tho ANTED—Lady solicitors for a strictly Gately & O'Goriuan, 47 Middle street, Port- and to conduct a *» new work never before sold in his Sept. 25, 26,1895. him and was detailed drill. given an opportunity for visiting Kock- Parish of St Stephen an officer whose first land 21-1 FOR SALE. as to excite the state, large eormnission and exclusive He did it so admirably care it was to faithfully tho REDUCED RATES and Camden by means of the electrio discharge to earn s?ooa Excursion rates on Railroads and of the who frankly port territory given. If you want reliable man, STEAMER "JOSEPHINE HOEY." astonishment Colonel, various duties devolving upon him, and money at \1TANTJSD—Temperate, aped " Rockland. giv« tljis a trial, and cnll 106 A » wants a situation in office have done railroad from au tickets to in the 31, married, Fairfield's from station. Good said^to'him, Young|man, you whose fidelity, unvarying courtesy, and polnt9 room Rich Building, for This steamer has been thoroughly overhauled, barges can Exchange street, 3, or store. Havtt had several years' ex- well. I don't understand how vou will over remain a cher- aud otherwise In nrst class condi- gracious presence partie ulars. 19-1 perience in office work, and am good painted put Music, Good Dinners. without WIT AND WISDOM. White Mountain 48 4 be so well qualilied any experi- ished tradition of the X'nrish. Region. stenographer and typewriter. Can furnish tion: length, ft. ; beam, 10It.; depth. ft.; A. MEEEILL horizontal cone boiler, built in 1888 Port- CHABLES PRES. ence." Resolved, That a copy of these resolu- good references. Address, M. H. G., care by laudC 18 horse power: 7 ft. high,42 M. W. PEAESON SEO The Howard's staff was all NO Trouble.—"Ever bad any trouole with be transmitted afflicted 75c. Portland Daily Press. 21-I ompany ; position'on tions tojhis family All stations Portland to Hiram inclusive; MAINSPRINGS inches diameter; pressure crank Miies needed as a vantage New Resilient to high single 19-1 that young your wheel?" "Not yet," said the Sweet with assurance of our heartelt sympathy To Mt. Pleasant, Fabyaus or Twin Wattham Mainsprings, superior built Lidback, 9 inch 9 Inch in was all others, only 75c. Warranted and engine by cylinder, The first battle he was in their loss. Mountain 83.00 Mainspring 00 λ. AGENTS WANTED—Good book stroke ground. Young Tbing."So far whenever I have irreparable cleaning, $1-50. Cleaning, $1.00. McKENNKY.the The had surrounded To Jefferson, Whitefleld or Lancaster, 3.86 canvassers, ladies and gentlemen, to For full to GEORGE 8. IDX-^MOISTX^iS. disastrous. enemy I bave been albe to Watchmaker, Monument Square. janl8atf Β particulars apply and run over anyone get To N. Stratford, Colebrook or W. »ake orders In the city and through the A fine line of Ladies' and Gents' Diamond a uart of Colonel Howard's troops, HUNT. may25-dtf Rings Miles away before he got up."—Indlanopiis Jour- Fruit ami Flower Mission. Stewartstown 3.50 state for Maine and its Scenic Gems. The In the lai.e-it styles of settings. are staff officer was wounded. My prices every book ever to reasonable and every stone of the best when a retreat Tickets limited to ten days from date of sale. Since 1861 I handsoiiiest published. Apply quality, was shot in the foot. But nal. have 'jpeaS-™. ^Kr.ijr ,,™ to £300. McKENInEY, tiie Monu- The W. C. T. U. Fruit and Flower G. W. MORRIS, Harris Printing office. 118 glO.OO Jeweler, rode to Howard. PAYSON V. P. & Gen. Man. a moiit ocjuare. was ordered he up TUCKER, great sufferer f Exchange street, between 9 and 1U and 1 LOST AND FOUND. jnnXldtf mission closes its season's work Thurs- Ε. BOOTHBY. G. P. & T. A. "If will give me a division," he said, F. catarrh. I tried and 2. 21-1 you new but an reliable Khf of the No thine, established, ono sep9 dtoctll sH|^4i4î fÎ.a! "I will drivo the rebels out woods, day, Sept. 26th. It has boon of the Cream Balm and to a 11 black feather boa, either on Oak Effective and invaluable. That Is what ever !?) 8 man to take an office and re- PRESS PORTFOLIOS. rescue our men who are cut off." article. JrWf LOST—Aor on Congress, between Oak and Casco, and most successful year's work on am citred.i^' manufacturer week: will be. record, appearances WANTED—Apresent a S50 per or Finder will be suitably Take your choice," was the answer, Pond's Extract is and always FIRST CLASS on Casco street. The following portfolios can be obtained a for which its desires to Terrible headaches small capital required. Address, with stamp, it at 15S Danfortli went forward with an axe management from\ rewarded on leaving! the cflice of tlie PKESS, or by mail as specified and Milles I had MANUFACTURER, Box 212, Concord J mic- 21-1 several thank all who have make it so. I which long street. limier eaoii: brigade, followed by companies "I can't remember where 1 put my glasses," helped Έ* A 3V Ο S «?(/'-jj tion, Mass. 16.2 who swarmed in fered are gone.—W. «7.8 Κ iieward is offered for tbe re BKEHM 8 LIFJS OF ANIMALS. of troops. The enemy, "Have looked for Upward of 2500 bouquets have been (β said Duncombe. you Late ■—< 3. covery of a ladies handbag the timber, wore driven back from their Hitchcock, Majοr_ v^ H AJN 1 ÈÙ Ο —^ 1Γ Ci Α ΓΙϋΛ φΟ·ν7\-Γ This is an Mrs. Duncombe. "No; but I distributed, also many baskets of fruit FOR SALE OR ALSO A. marked with a silver tag, ki13 Mather English translation of Brehni's fa- Tho staff officer led back tbem?" asked RENT; U. S. Vol. & Λ. Gen., Buffalo, N'Y. mous German work on has ambush. young forty words inserted under this head street, Dorchester, Mass.," losl September animals. It been men who wero will assoou as I And tbem," said Duncombe. Beside the many institutional and private In 29 in tho Union one week for ÎÎ5 cents, cash in advance. 3 on sreet. Keturn to this office*. issued weekly parts of 20 each, triumph " Congress pages without tbem to OR Ο A Ν S catarrh 20-1 all of which are Price 10 cents about to be mado prisoners. I can't see well enough homes visited, scores of daintily arranged ready. per part, Howard's ELY'S CREAM l*AXM Opens and cleanses postage free. Ordeïs will be lor The next engagement that look now."—Harper' Bazar. have been to a received, any, flowers given much at the Nasal Passages, Allays Pain and Inflamma- young lady who is or all ihe parte as desired, for a limited time. went into did not result fortunate- Very Fancy or Plnin STENOGRAPHER—A troops olass of children horo in tion, Hèals the Sores, Protects the Membrane a competent and experienced stenog- SUMMER BOARD. It was a fierce confliot, neglooted right STANDARD COOK BOOK. ly for Miles. from colds, Restores the Senses of Taste and rapher ana bookkeeper wishes to make a He was our the so-called street children and ho was in tho thickest of it. midst, Smell. The Balm is quickly absorbed and nange; is quick and accurate and can fur- head the latest NO. 114 1-2 EXCHANCE ST. Forty words inserted under th^ie This is Cook Book out, contains 320 When he had been no | relief at once. the best of references. Address R. Ε shot from his horse. —and surely there is olass gives nish one for '45 cents, cash in advance. page®, 1200 receipts 186 illustrations is more^appre- week and taken to the the doctor examined L·., this oSce. 23-1 sent postpaid to any address or will be deliv- hospital ciative—incongruous as it may seem. In was in the abdomen, into each ered to any one who calls in at this of- his wouud, which A particle is applied nostril and is FTIiiE W EN 1 WORTH—Ha vine been newjy persou bullet When Baby was sick, we gave h«r Castoria, their words of appreciation would 50 cents at fice, for 15 cents. If 3 cents is and said he could not live. Tho they agreeable. Price Druggists or by YOUNG lady desires position as gov- J- fitted up is now opened and has nicely sent, for postage, book is sent by return had buried itself so deeply and in so vital When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria, out rival tho eloquence of poor Cliimmie mail. A erness or private teacher in family. furnished rooms, single or en suite. Jfiiht W. P. HASTINGS'. BROTHERS, 56 Warren St.. New York Best of references. Call in the mall from this oftice. Otherwise it will be not be located or ELY forenoon, class table board in connection. Parties a it could she to Fadden. Friends will remember from office of part [that When she became Miss, clung Castoria, kindly M,W&Ffnrm this Week at No. 29 Cushman street. 19-1 can be accommodated. mailed publication in Springiield, for. But Miles pluckily insisted desiring table board causing » delay oi several probpd that Thursduy is the last of the CITY OF For terms at the Houee, No. 148 Ohio, days. that ho would live, but he wanted to be When she had Children, she gave them Castoria, day PORTLAND. enquire THE IM.OPLKS no r^prinK streer. 14-2 ATLAS. taken homo to recover. season, and while special appeal for The At I- ·: Hie IVS0REE CLOCKS Peoples world contains near- As soon as ho could movo about he be- contributions will be further Notice to Contractors. < generous ly 70 maps ami 1 -I :1 lustrations with WM. M. than all the other dealers combined. Clocks for descrip- came restless. "The robels did me up will MARKS, WEDDING RINGS. tive matter. Th.· are 11x14 inches. An made such gifts not come amiss, j proposals for rebuilding about every House, Office, Store or Hall. Alarm Clocks he "and I want to pay Gold immense amount » sr.itistical matter is given, protty well," said, SEALED3U0 feat of sewer In street, will 05c ιιυ. Largest Stock, Best Clocks, Lowest Prices. A Thousand Solid Rings, Diamonds, He was weak and used at Emery the Monument Opals, Rubles, Moon Stones and a s.-imple list of wiiich would fill this column. them' back." be received tûe office of the Commission- McKENNEY, Jeweler, Square. Fmeralds, Pearls, assure Look for septfidtf Garnets in anr «W of a setting. and It is a handy at;:» :or a but" ho went back to Philadel- Young Man—"1 you, sir,l er of Public Works tintil the Engagement ready reiereuce and crutches, A. M. Bailey, a woll known citizon of Wednesday, Card wedding Rings a specialty. Largest Stoek. Best marvel at Price at this or the command of a ward to union with your 25tb day at o'clock Book, pru· office sent phia and asked for longingly the orJp»ptei»_ber, 1895, 12 Goods. Lowest Prices. MeKENNY, the Jeweler, η ·. his wife has ν m:ii; ίο any -siîoeents. Orders mail told him he was not Eugene, Oregon, says for m., when tnjy wllj be publicly opened and AND Monument Square. auglOdtf by company. They daughter." Girl's father—"AU well, that's The ίι'ΐΉΐ from pub i«: :'.όι» oflice in Springfield, for but as been troubled with chronic read. successful bidder will be required sufficiently rccovored service, a Sne'll cer- years diarrhoea in .a Haiti. Those en sw;:;g it by return mail from candid confession, anyhow. to give bond stito and with securities is ηκκιβϊ he insisted on doing something they gave and used remedies with little tûe s given, that the .'■is office must sen·! 0 cents for postage. tainly bring you there if she's half as ei- many relief satisfactory to Commissioner of Public ,C Κ subscriber has been and of recruits to drill. maure il Notice duly appointed i LOW i.ilS him a companies until she Works, to the fulfillment of C WILD ΟΓ AMERICA. trnvagant as I've allowed hor to be."— tried Chamberlain's Colio, proper taken upon himself the trust of Administrator the conditions o« the contract. Blanks JOB ί of the estaie Λ series oi 18 portfolios each six BOUND TO FIGHT. Household Words. Cholera and Diarrhoea PRINTER, VJ containing Remedy, which on which must be made, and mi colored of PRINTERS' EXCHANGE. WILLIAM of plates American Wild Flowers. has cured plans, and farther informa- TAYLOK, late Portland, 15 cents each. All the the hostile armies Get- her sound and well. Give it a Price parts are ready. As approached Mrs. Sarah wife of Col. William tion «t said MISS A. L. SAWYER'S η the of|Cumberland cloth aud Eadie, canΜ·?Μβπιβά the office of County deceased,and given » iudin& in leather, with name a trial and you will bo at the Joe •T 1-â Si* Portland. as tysburg, and it was apparent that great of the surprised Cou)roissioner*. Oonaiulssiondr reserves Eichange jonds tne law directs. All person^ having » 111 gold. $1.50. Eadie, and second in command limped Outline series, 10 relief it affords. 35 and 50 the ?itfhT to of all should he SCHOOL OF SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING itmands upon the estate of said are cents part. Contains same conflict was imminent, Miles renewed his prompt cept jejeetiiiij. bids, deceased, per figures as col- Salvation Army in the United States, deetli it oi ttoe olty so •equired to exhibit the same ; and all persons ored aeries, but uncolored. bottles for sale Landers & ίρ£_ι·ν® jnteresi Also, for Shorthand Work for a commission to go [to the here. Bab- to do. sxiOttMIhe marked Headquarters ndebted to said estate are called upon to make application died early morning of tubercu- a»' "Proposals FINE JOB PRINTING A SPECIALTY. and Monday and C. B. for Sewer' «adreesed to GEORGE N. Typewriting. jayment to H'o CoBipons for was refusod Finally, he went losis at Union bldge, Druggists, Woodman, necessary any fronts^but 251 Street, Jersey City. FEftNALD» Ccmmusi01|er of public Works. All orders by nail er Ulej&oao promptly Μ ENTENNIAL BLOCK, 93 EXCHANGE ST BENJAMIN THOMPSON, Adm'r. of tSae above. to the officer in oharge and demanded, She was forty years old. Westbrook. sepSJ dtd eaTileodtf janl ο edit I'ortlanfi. Sept. 7,1895. seplldlaw8wW* steamers. MISCELLANEOUS. 3IISCEILANEOUS. STEAMERS, Union Pacific J δ Quotations Winter Wheatat4* lOVsdrgBs ud; MINIATURE ALMANAC SEPT. 25. I American Bell » 200 Seine Wheat 6s OVadiaios 1 Van. ADD COMMERCIAL water Allan Line F1M01AL American Sugar. common 107*4 Corn 3S 7d. iun sew : : 5 IHlsh {: ; : ; III Sugar, uffl 101 KoyaJ Mail S (eu mere. Mass., 57 Poarlnnd Wholesale Prices Current. "gi" pfd Άβί^β:Λ"ο Montreal to Liverpool Tia Quebec. common J J FOR THK WEEK ENDING Sept. 24. DIRECT STEAMSHIP LINE. Mexican Central 12 Va State Iilue. Eastern 121Vi m lour* ursio ûLllaxL Superfine & Wlieai, 60-lbs. @72 NEWS and Bain. low grades. 2 90 ft3 10 Corn, car.... (&44 MARINE From Bostoneïsr/ Wednesday Saturday. Glasgow Service. New York on Stocks and Bonds New York and of Products in the Qaotitions Spring Wneat bak- Corn, Dag lots.. (&4u walteooret; New Staple Front From York. Quotations (By Telegraph.) ers.cl and st340@350 Meai, bag lots.. @46 PORT OF PORTLAND. Philadelphia every Wednesday From Montreal. | The following are to-day's closing quotations Patent Smn? Oats, car lots 28@30 and Saurentian Sept. iîS I Markets. ol Bonds: Wneat... 4 00jgi4 10 Oats, bag lots (a). 5 TUESDAY, Sept. 24. Saturday. Oct. 5 I Leading From Central 8 m. From Parisian 24, Sept. 23. Mich. str'em Cotton Seec- Arrived. Wharf, Boston, p. (Jet. 12. Sept. Street at 3 m. In- Mongolian roller.... 3 76(23 86 car lots.00 00@20 60 Tine Wharf, Philadelphia, p, service, ®50 and New 4's reg @111% @1115/8 one-half 'he rate of vessel. Cabin Montreal up- clear do.. 3 60.2,3 6ο bair lots 0000g22 00 Portland. Deering, Boston. surance sailiiig passage, Second New 4's coup ®112% &1125fe Steamer for the and wards. lieturn. «100 and upwards. S G ^Louis st'cï backed Jir'r Willard, New York, coal Freights the West by Peun. It. Ji„ rate. United States 2s reg 96% Va Sch Nellie F Sawyer, of at lowest 85 car 00,®18υ0 South by connecting lines, forwarded free cabin. 930, Steerage 1C2 cooler... 3 755ξ·3 ots.JS16 v, #$45 to t'entrai Pacific lsts 102 to Wm Spear. commission. anil New York service, $Gi>. Market. 11 clear do. .3 60^3 6δ bae lots. .Î19&21 00 Sch Geo Ε Walcett, Reed, Philadelphia, coal Glasgow New Tork Stock and Money Denver & Κ. G. 1st il7 Passage 910.00. Round Keturn, «85 to $130. 78 Wnt'i wheal Middlings.. SI 8@2Ο 00 to G Τ Co. TripS18.00. round tickets can go Erie 2di 78% Ry Meals and room included. holding trip Telegraph.) 75 patents.. 3 85.^4:00 Dag ots. .$20@22 00 Sch Geo Ρ Davenport, McLeod, Norfolk, coal Passengers the other, thus en- (By Kansas Pacific Consols 76Vfe For one route and return by jFJeli. freight or passage apply to F, 1". WING, via of Ν av. 1 sis 11L Vi 111 Va to Me Cent ltR. scenery the St Law- NE W YOKK. Sept. 24. Oregon Coffee. Morse, coal Agent, Central Wharf, Boston. joying the magnificent Pacific Ists 107Va 107 Va Cod—L a r ir* Sell R Κ Pettigrew. Philadelphia, ocean passage cent: last loan Kansas Ε. B. SAMPSON. Treasurer and General rence and the shortest at lVi ®2 per 40 Shore .. 4·755ί5 25 Rio,roasted22 fë24V3 to Me Cent RR. vja and Money easy Northern Pacific cons 5s.... 39Va Boston. to fioetoa direct tialway do. .2 25 Java do Rarltan Manager, State St., Fiske Building, Glasgow l'A per cent. Prime mer- small 60^3 28@30 Sch David Torrer, Drinlcwater, River, steerage, *15; intermediate tM per cent, closing Quotations oi stocks: Molasses. Co. Mass. oct22dtf Derry: Prepaid Closing Pollock ... .2 25ία3 25 to Portland Stoneware A. Montréal was 4%!a£i/« per cent, clay S25. to >1. &. ALLAN, • ■iiMIe paper quoted 1st asst, 22% HaddocK.. .1 50@2 O.j Porto Rico 27^33 Sch Geo Β Ferguson, Ferguson. Rondout, Apply & C3 Atchison, paid.... or or AUSTIN BALDWIN CO., was esay, with actual 147 Hake 1 50&2 00 BarDadoes 27(te28 to Bros. Boston, or bterling Exchange Ausadteateiagfaag3a8aBGg Inlands. at 5.30, 6,40, 00, m., and CHEBEAGUE At London oar silver was quoted C.... 43/a lb For LONG, CLIFF to-day Erie 12% No 28. 75c(®1 0O| Extra Trefetlieu & Bears». 2.15, 4.20, 6.10 p. m. BAILKV8 and 25 Mediums, l 20 Seeds. Johnson, Boston. For Ponce Island. S.OO, ISLANDS. HARF8WELL, BO 9 ltid oz. and quiet.l no preferred 00@1 Sch Samuel Brown, Landing, Long 9.3i> a. m.. 4.00p. in. Red for m. ORR'S ISLANDS. Illinois Central 102Va Top—re- Sch Ν Jones, Hall. Calais Boston. ♦10.30 a. m.. 2.15 p. I.oave ORR'8 cleaued.... I a. 4.20 KETURN FOB FOKTLAN'D. Portland tVhoiesala Market & West 25 V* frodace. 10Vi»®17 For Cushing's Island, 6.40, *10.30 m., m. Lv. HARPS- Lake Erie Cape (al2Va Cleared. ISLAM), U.OC a. m.. 1.00 p. Lake Shore 150 Cran'DsS6i50@$7 good. p. m. landings, 0.3ft FOB THE WEEK ENDING Sept. 24. o00@0 00 Tlmotny.. .$5% #6 20 RETURN. WELL. calling at intermediate Louis Nash 63% Jersey.ct Manhattan, Bragg, New York—J Β Portland, 8.30 a. m., all branches of the wholesale mark- NewYorK Clover.... 10 f2 001 Pork- Sch Abel Ε Babcock, Babcock, m„ 3.30, 5.00, SUNDAYS. be- MichicanCentrallpf 101 S Winslow & Co. Leave Trefetlien's, 6.00, 7.05, 9.00, *11.30 a. in trade so far this month, purchases generally ïeilow jlves.a 15'«ί·2 20i clear. 13 50^14 00 Philadelphia—J Lv. FORTLAND for HARFSWELL and Minn & St. L 24% Sch Marv Ε Manning, Buir, Philadelphia- in., 3.15 4.45. 6.45 p. in. 2.00 ni. confined to immediate wants. Collections 8«S Cal. hea... .2 15@2 2f>; bacKs... 13 50(914 00 termediate laudiugs. 10.00, a. iu., p. ing Minn. ο®ο Kerosene 9*4 HARBOR, Sept. 24-Sld, sells ritf 1 25 with heavy St. Paul 771/4 10 BOOTHBAY septl2 of prices is upward. Potatoes Florida 000@0 00| Ligoma Northern Robbins, Sullivan for New do pfd ..129V* O 00C&0 00 Centennial 10*4 Light, FROJVÎ firm. has not chanced ma- αο 714s, York; Caro Bell, Femald. Mt Desert for Boston; ARRANGEMENT. receipts. Eggs Hay St. Paul & Omaha 437/β ··'3 SOI rrauL· a asuni ..ιλυ* FALL AND WINTER Messina, 00@3 Ρ Brvant, Bangor for New Haven; M H since last week as far as prices are con- 120 brilliant II Gay. RAILROADS. Daily ï.lne, Sr.ndav» Excepted. terially do prfd Edge. Devoe'8 12XA FicKet. do for New York; Lunet, Minn. & Mann...... 115 bbls lc extra Mahoney, THE NEW AND PALATIAL· STEAMERS there Is little life to business in this line, St Paul. Nearpy SO® In half Bimnwn Hawes. cerned, 107 dnfordo: Hattle flodgdon, BAY STATE AND PORTLAND. deal of the Sugar, common Easternext.. 1B@0() Raising. Lunt. st.ionn. i\is, xor jiosiou; while the offering are free : a Rood 12% lb bxs3@5 do for do; Lynx, Per Pair. alternately leave Franklin Wharf. Portland, Texas Pacific Fresh Western.; ©18 Mnsoatel.r»0 lor do Rockland for do ; to $50.00 season of prime 26 Cora B, do ; Ringleader, $2.50 & Worcester Line at 7 o'clock, arriving in forward is 14% London Portland eveniug hay coming poor quality; UnionPacific.new I l(utt-ei· I lay'rl $2(tf>2 do for" do. every 45 Daniel Webster, for connections with earliest trains for points bay commands $16 00: the top quotations for U. S. ExDress Creainerv.fncy ..24®26 undara iay'r.0 @0 .. 24- Ar 23d, sch Wabash, St. Louis & Pacific.. 9% Giitfcaet Vr'n) 1.18320 Valencia. 0 (&0 WISCASSET, Sept Niger, beyond. choice Hay in the leading markets are—Boston 2 S V* 17 Coal. Adams, Bangor. Through tickets for Providence, Lowell. do prfd Choice 16® Wool- etc. iMew York S18, Chicago, timothy, $13, 92% Clieeae. Cumberland.* υθ®4 50 Sid 20th, sch Ellis Ρ Rogers, Knicht, & ROCHESTER R. R. Worcester, New York, ,<18 50, Western Union do PORTLAND 25 wich tor Boston ; 23d, sch Harold L Berry, Returning, leave India Wharf, Boston, $H, new, $16 50, prarie Richmond & West Point N. It.Ilct'ry. 9V4S10 I Chestnut.... c®6 Lace Curtains prarle Philadelphia, New at 7 o'clock. do Vermont.. 9VÏW10 ! Fran&iin.... 7 25 tor do. every Evening 60, $9, Baltimore prfd J, B. OOYLE, Manager. 91Minneapolis $11 prarie Sag* lltail* i Lehin...·· ξ δ 26 ROCKPORT, Sept 24—Ar, sells Η 8 Boynton, STATION FOOT STREET. and QF_PHEBLE J. F. LISCOMB. Gen. Agt. '15 00. Fresh beef is fairly active steady; Mining Stock!· s% read LnmDcr. Boston ; Silas MeLoonJMorrill, Camden. Kew York Cooper, On and after 'onijj. .Tunn 30, 1S95, niuus at Pot .6V3@7V4 SVhitevrood— scbs Idella Small, Dillingham, Boston; ■—w· quote sides 6<87 Vic lb, vis (P.y T#lenr%DlL) Sup... Sid, FROM Passeuïer trains will Leave Portland: do sq 6 Va No 1&2, l-in$32@$35 ami Speculator, for the STEAMER "SOKOKIS." rounds and flanks at Gji7c Harry Belden, Wiialep, For Junction, 11 a, fores 3@4c, 1885.—The — Sans.l-in. Worcester, Ullntoa, Ayer NEW ΓΟΚΚ. Sept. 24. following Craokers 4Lya@5Vi $2β@$38 Bank». Time Table, 01 mmiui stocks: N»enr»a, Windham aiid Κ ρ ping at 7.30 a. rump and loins 10@l4c, backs at S@Sc, rat- are io-day'b closing quoiacions Cooperage. Com'n, 1-in $23^826 m. and 12.30 p. in. after 30, 189o, Steamer Sokokis lambs 10c, mut Co). Coai Rlihd shnoks Si hds— U4, 1V«&2- EXCHANGE DISPATCHES. On and May tles 3c, round liogs ftVse; 8® For Manchester,. Concord, and points North lunner nuv:co, as lunuwa HocKinir Coal 4 Mol. city. 1 60@1 75 in, Nol&2$33@$35 Per Pair. will run until 28, Solitaire, Ryan to a. m. 12.S0 m. tonje®7c. Fresh fish firm and rather quiet— 27 85offll 00 Sid fm Zanzibar Aug ship $1.00 $75.00 at 7.30 and p. Leave Bridge street, WestbrooU, at 10 a. m., Homestake. and Buc.count'y New York), for Cochin Delaware For Κ ochester, Springvale. Alfred, Water·· m. 2V493C ib for Cod and Haddock; 1% Ontario 9Va Country Mot Sans. $28®S30 (from 2.00 and 3.30 p. Jobbing Breakwater. boro and Saco River at 7.30 a. ». 12.30 and leave Mallison Falls at IX a. m., for 12c for Halibut Quicksilver 3 hhd shooKs Squares, $3ϋ,α;$38 Returning, ®2c for Hake. 2V»c Cusk, Portieres and Lace Cnrtains we have 5.30 d. m. m. do 19 litid hdgml Cypress— In our New Fall line of 2.45 and 4.30 p. at Oc.Lobsters p£d Oorham at 7.30 and 9.45 a. In to connect with i54!16cfor MackereljSwordfish S2 η 54@2β 1-in No 1&2 $35@$36 Memoranda. For οι, 12.30, Arrive at Westbrook time Mexican and 6.20 m. 14c live at 21®z3 IVa.I1^ &2- latest effects to be found in the market. 3.00, 5.30, p. the 13. 3.30 and 5.30 electric cars lor Portland. steady at pound: 10c, Bughd36m sch Nellie F all the Cumberland West* 14 it. SSi>@80 in.Nol&2 $34@S3(< A Quick Trip—The Sawyer, For Westbrook, Mills, Be sure and take the 0.10 a, m.t 1.10 or 2.40 Chicago UTe stock ftxartcet. Uoops sailed from this and at 12 ft. 2y2, 3&4-ln$40@$46 (of 1'ortltuid), Capt Willard, know what there is for and Honest Value brook Junction Woodford's 7.30, electric cars from Portland, head of Preble St. Freights. 26®28 of for New You cannot Style (By Telegrapm 8 t. 8 S'th Sept. 13, with a cargo plaster, 9.46 a. :n., 12.30c ό.ΟΟ, 5.30, and J. H. ®9 pine $25@«35 of HEZELTOM.Prop. Tùe followlne are recent charters: Clear orlc. On Tuesday she arrived with a cargo our New 6.20 p. m. CHICAGO. Sept. 24. 1895.—The Cattle mark- Cordage. pin·— ?ort, in the Line until you have carefully inspected juneistf the rsuud trip in 11 days. Drapery The 12.30 p. m. train from Tortland connects Ship Kennebec, New York to Japan, 76,000 ; ommon to extra steers An]er'n»iblov3®ii uppers S65@65 coal, making et—receipts 9,000; easy at Junction with "Hoosae Tasnd and feeders at 2 605(4 Manilla... 7*t®8Vi! Select $45@5o for '95. Ajer cs 3 60@6 75; stockera 25; Fall Stock oil, m»@18M>c. 4 Manilla bolt Fine common. .S4z@45 Route" for the West and at Union Station, Steamboat Go. cows and bulls 1 50S3 75; calves 25@6 £0: Domestic Porte. Portland and Birk Allc Portland to Martinique, cooper- 00<89 i Spruce.. $13 @14 Worcester, for Providence and New York, BooiïTbay Texans 2 00SJ3 *0; Western rangei s at 2 25® rope.;.... and Russia do. 171/4®18 ι liemlocK $11@12 schs M Deerlng, via "Providence Line," for Norwich age, lump sum. 4 75. BOSTON—Ar 24th, Lydla Boston FALL· ARRANGEMENTS. Sisal 7 @3 Clayboards— Rich, Clin- New York, via "Norwich Line" with to Boston, coal, 40c. 20,000; weak and 10c lower: ; Hamilton, Washington; Nightingale, Schr Fostlna, Edgewater Hogs—Receipts and Dyes, X $30@32 Har- & Albany R. R. for the West, and with the and shipping lots at 3 60®4 3U ; Drues Spruce. ton Point; Lodowlck Bill, Berry. Bangor; to heavy packing 14 .. New All Rail via Bchr Abel E. Babcock, Kennebec Philadel- 3 40; choice Acid Oxalic. 12® Clear .$26®28 vest Brown. Rarltan River; Sea Bird, York "Spr ngfield." common to choice mixed at 70g4 Home, at Portland from Worcester After Monday, Sept. 2, at Acid tart :^3®36i 2d clear $23(3)25 Pi'kande, Laithwaite, Trains arrive phia, ice 40c. assorted 4 20.014 30; light 3 7084 30; pigs Murphy, Bangor; Major at 8.30 a. Ammonia ib®20| No 1 S16&20 Philbrook, Port Liberty; at 1.30 p. m. ; from Rochester txl, and Kosa Nor- 2 20. Philadelphia; Fostlna, from Schrs John Johnson, Mueller, OCXS* .6M® 81 rine Ç26^|50 Frank. Phil- 1.30 and 5.48 p. m.; Gorliam 14,000; steady; inferior to Ashes.pot... W H Areher, Belatty. Kennebec ; folk to Saco, coal $110. Shèep—receipts Bals cooabla.. .4δ®δδ| Shingles— at 6.40, 8.30 and 10.50 a. m., 1.30b Steamer Enterprise Θ0. lambs 3 00g5 00. brook. York; Ella May, Greenlaw, Rockport. choice at 1 6023 421 X cedar.... 3 00&8 50 COREY 4.15, S and 5.48 p. m. Beeswax 37® Cove and WALTER S. Ε. W. sell Β Long CO., Sohrs D. H. Rivers, P. Hitehcoek, Cld, Mary Wellington, at 7.15 7®9| Clear cedar.2 76@3 00 For tbrough Tickets to all points West and Will leave East Boothbay Monday Blch powders... New York. at So. Clark, J. S Winslow, Geo. E. Walcott, an 1 Fal- Ilomesrio Mamies Borax 9®10l X No 1 1 852 25 South, to F. H. COLLINS. Ticket a. m. for Portland, touching Bristol, &r 23d, sch Glara Goodwin, Wyman, Newport apply Heron Harbor and coal 60c. .. Vi No 1 cedar..1 25®1 75 Portland, Me. Island, Boothbay Squirrel mouth, Philadelphia to Portland, (By TeleeraDtO Brimstone. 2 ®2 j I Agent, i 1 50 News. Reliable House Furnishers and Manufacturers, J. W. JETEES, Sup t. Island. to SEPTEMBER 24, 1895. Cocliineai 40®43 Spruce 26@1 NEW YORK—Ar 23d. sells Herald of the Sehr Grace Davis, Philadelphia Portland, ïi 00 leave Portland at 6.45 'a. m. for f'iour marnée — receiots Copperas 1%® Laths.spce..l 90®2 Annie & Reuben. Gardiner; Tuesday, coal 60c. NEW YORK—The Lime—Cement. Morning. Augusta; Pemaauid. Touching at Squirrel Island, 1800 bbls and 1,047 Cream tartar 29®3 | Nettie Rockport; Herman F. Kim- 24,871 packages; exports Lime.3* csk. 1 00®1 05 Champion, Boothbay Harbor, Heron Island, So. Bristol Schr Major Pickauds. Philadelphia to Boston, active; held Exloçwood.. 12®lb| Rockland via Fall River. Free Street. Maine R. R. sacks:sales 16,400packages;more .70X1 221 Cement..... 140® 1 60 ball. Lane, 223 Boston & and East Boothbay. KOc. (iumarablc.. sells Addle Jordan. Philadelphia; Madit- coal firmer. Matches. Sid, ses22dlw Wednesday, leave Pemaquid at β a. m. for at 2 1532160, Glyccrlnc 14V2@67i Port .Johnson for Mt Desert: Laurel, In Effuct 1895. Schr G. Hart. Philadelphia to New nour auomtlons—low extras 55 September 4, Portland and above landings, Maggie mills Aloes cape 16®2S< Star,Φ gross tor Portland ; Florence Leland, ciiv mills extra at 3 86ffl* 00; city patents Dirleo @55 fBscar,lllzabethport leave Portland at 6.45 a. m. for Bedford, coal 55c. at 2 I5it Camphor 66(S!7Ui for New Haven. WESTERN DIVISION. Thursday, 4 10&4 35; winter wneat low grades 32.n6ôl Me tale· Philadelphia KAILKOADS. Boothbay Harbor. Touching at Squirrel at 3 30 Mytrh schs Chas Ε Dinsmore. Phila- for Schr Samuel Dilloway, Philadelphia to Port- 2 50 ; fair to fancy at 2 00 ft 3 20 : patent* Ar 24th. Batch, Trains leave Portland. Union Station, Opium.... 2.00®3 ΌΙ topper— Roessuer. Hillsboro, NB; Islahd. β clear 2 5032 90; straights delphia; Frederick Scarhoro 10.00 a. m.. 5.15,6.20, p. Harbor at 9 a. m. land, coal 60c, S 50; Minnesota Shellac 46®60j and TRUNK Crossing:, Friday, leave Boothbay χο αο rr Greens Landing; Maggie Hurley GRAND Pine do at 3 00rS3 25 : do patents 3 *0α4 1 Sheepscot, 01. ; Scarboro Beach, Point, 7.00,10.00 for Portland. at Island. Schr New York to 70c. inuigo Οίΐυ^φ Lizzie Touching Squirrel Emma, Portland, clay mixtures 2 60®2 80; superfine at 2 10,312 26: ΡΚ^ρβ/00®^! Geo Bird. Rockland ; Marlon Hill,Calais: a. 8.30. 5.15,6.20, d. m. ; Old Orchard leave Portland at 6.45 a. in. for iodine 4ASS 4 2» I Sullivan. in., Saturday, Schrs Ellen, and J. Nickerson New 2 20. Southern flour firm and Carr. Thomastou; M C Moseley, RAILWAY. Beach, 4.05, 7.00, 8.40 10.00 a. m.. 12.20, at Maggie fine ai; 06i/,c: No 1 Northern at 64y2c. Corn— 30UU3 25 7S@S00 son, Atlantic City. For Gorhamand Berlin Falls and Island Pond, «Si- p.m.; North Berwick, Dover, 4.05, 7.00, FALL AKKANGEMKNT. roads cars. Peppt sells Edwin R Hunt, Boston; C JMidCtUirf 148 bush: exports 199,454 bush; ni 00 PW V X··600®5V°"Î 25 BATH—Ar 22d. 8.40 a. m.. 1.30 p. m. 5.16 p. in. 8.40 a. m.. 12.20. 3.30, 5.15, 6.05 p. m. ; receipts 140,420 Wlntergree 5@2 ΛΤ7Λ Phnrlos "NT Slmmnns. and On and after Tuesday, Sept. £4tli, the new and No 2 at G Su 8.40 a. and 1.30 Trains leave Portland, Union Station, Railway Somersworth, 4.05. 7.00, 8.40 a. m., 12.20, -ales b8,000 bush: steady quiet; Potass ur'mde. .45®47 S™,. 00.8,8 For Montreal and Chicago, m., and fast Hate*. I Johu H Buttrick, Boston. for stations named below and inter- m. Rochester· Retail Grocers' SDEsr 38*·· elev, 30 Va afloat. Oat·—receipts 24,00(i Chlorate 24® 281 Antimony...£®">e 12®J4 p. ra. Square, 3.13, 5.15, p. ; Farnxtnffton, Sid 23d, schs Henry Llppett (new), Baltimore; mediate points as follows: 8.40 a. m.. 12.20, Portland market—cut loaf at 7o:confectlone:s uush: exports 60M busli; sales 30,000 bush; Iodide 2 88··» 3 o« | rtOO®t>50 For Quebec, 1.80 p. m. Alton Bay, Wolfboro, do White at L"*."! 4 Rοβ^όκ Β C Frith, Philadelphia. 7.00 ». m. For Brunswick, Bath, Rockland, 3.30 D. m.: Wolfboro, Long: Island STEAMER SALACIA. 0'iiet, steady; No u at 24@2+i/4c: Quicksilver. .. 68a62i spelter.... 7oipulverized. —c; powdered, 6c; granulated, * "· Passed down the river 23d, sell Benj C Frith, AKBIVALS. Waterville, Skowhegan, Lisbon Falls. (via Alton will leave Franklin Wharf, Portland, for Bath, 27% c. : No 2 Chicago 2Rgû5Vi : No 3 at 23^,0; Ouinine.. .34:V4(si371/4 bolUui'-vi 1414,@15 Augusta, Center Harbor, Bay vellow. for Baltimore. Lewiston via Brunswick. a. 12.20 Beach and Harbor on Tues- •e ; coSee crushed. RVkc: —35c. un Western at 24Vîfi,26c; do 501 Nftili. from Iceboro and steamer,) 8.40 Popham Boothbay White 2Bc ; Mixed Rheubarb, rt.7E>c;sl _ Lewiston and Auburn. 8.25 and 11.45 schs Herbert M Rogers, From 8.80 a.m. For Danville Jo. (Poland Somersworth and Saturdays at 8 a in, at Beef auiet snake 3o α 40 2 40cc;250 CAMDEN—Ar 23d, Springs) p. hi. Woreester (via day·· Thursdays White and White State 25£32c, Kt Lask.ct.base a. m„ S.10. 5.15 and 5.25 p. m. » — V « ΛΛ .. m T5nfni-r.in«r_T ûairû PdAfViKnw TIafhnr fnr Rot.h 7 2 76 Boston ; of the West, Portland. Meohanlc Falls, fiumfonl Falls, Lewiston, Grain udoesiiob·. and steadv. family S9aS>12: extra mess 50® Baltnecre 8 fil'-' Wïre 6ôig2 Queen From Island Pond. Berlin Falls and Gorham, and Sid, sch Alice Fox, Hopkins. Boston. Livermore Fall*. Farmington, and Philips. Junction, 7.00 a. Pophain Beacli and Portl .00 to Bath and Boothliay Harbor. Monday's do shoulders at 6; do hams at H®9V. m. For Sebago I.ake Brldgton. Frye- July. Jan. 8 0 .@8 12%.Lard 5 7Τήι&δ 80;sliort ε»· SALEM—Ar Knight, days only. oi New Sco- meats—shoulders at fl.C 4%®5 sch Portland and Rumford Falls. burg, >ortU Convray, Fabyans, St. Jolinsburv, at Scarboro Crossing with and all parts Brunswick, Ν ova 9.401 at 6 05(0,5 10. Dry salted Boston for Rockland (and sld). Returned, Station, UConneets Prince Bret- Opening. 76. Gen.Rus3ial3V2®14 Montreal and Chicago. via Eastern Division. tia, Edward Island, and Cape 6 75@5 87V2 : short clear sides 5 62%®5 ^eeV.-°®S1/a Senator Grimes. train for Boston Closing.. y.471 Ameri'cuHusslall®12 Through tickets on sale for all II.00 m. Cars,for on. The favorite route to înd bbls: wheat. 73.000 Sld. schs Henry F Eaton and Fred C Holden. points p. Night Express, sleeping χWestern Division to North Berwick. Campoballo Keceipts—Flour, 10,300 Galv 5ya®7 on Waterville, Ban- and 1 St. Andrews, Ν. Β. 000 busb:oats. 4S3.000 bush: &.pure-·17^ Ar 23d. sells Flora P. & It. F. R'y. Bath, Lewiston, Augusta, tickets to all pointst South aush; corn. 414 leather VINEYARD-HAVEN Bar Vanceboro, St. Througn Prose stock List. bush. Morang, State Point for New York; R. C. G. P. S T. Agt. gor, Harbor. Bucksport, West for sale at ι icket Office. Union Station. Fall Portland Daily rye. 1300 bush barley. 134,000 York— Morang, BRADFORD, and all Aroostook Arrangement. bbls: wheat 48.000 New Τ Otis, and Charles Κ Schmidt. Stephens, St. John D. J. G. P. and Τ. Α., Boston. Swan & Barrett, Bankors and I Shipments—Flour 5,500 Annie Bailey. Portland, Maine. FLANDERS, On after further Corrected by Light 26®27 Cloves ifglf14u»lb for Maud Η Dnd- County, Halifax and the Provinces, but does dtf and Sept. Oth, and until street. bush; corn. bush: oats 178,000 bush; Hart. Gardiner Philadelphia: L. L. LINCOLN, superintendent, brokers. 186 Middle 66,000 Mid weight... ,27®28 Gin^prQger· i8iulÔ Β net ruu to Belfast, Dexter. Dover aud Foxcroft notice, the steamers of this line leave Kail· —bush: barley 122,000 uusn. lnv. Oliver. Saco for Norfolk; Alicia Crosby, FeblOdtf Rumford Falls, Maine rye. 27®28 or beyoud to Bar Harbor, STOCKS. Heavy Starch, Buuker, furtianu tor a uoai jjui v. Bangor, excepting Wsscassei &: Quebec Kail t oad Co ST. LOUIS—The Flour market to-day was Good d'mK 26®27 r9,mj Friday at 5 p. m.. fcr Lube* Description. Far Value. Bid. Asked Passed by—Sçlis Florence and Mary Ε Morse. Saturday nights. Eastport, at 3 0583 is ; extra iancy Union Dacks.. .40®42 Wis...... Λ.Λ,OO it. JJIHUII^U,', 1UH. WCSCll lUi Read and St. Jolin. with the above connections National Bank 100 118 120 unchanged; patents Gi0Uon,dry e^@7i/s 8!d, sells Hume, Maud Η Dudley, and Alicia LU., | Read down. up. Canal 2 ν 2 66®2 76: oholce at 2 St Eass 98 J 102 80@2 'JO; fane 50,à \ui. call S)0®1.15' Tobacco. Brunswick, Rockland, Augusta, Waterville, Keturning—Leave John, Lubec and Caeco Nation? I Bank 00 Β Crosby., ο effect 24, '95! No. 21 No. 4 2 60. Wheat Sep 69c. Corn higher; Lead. «estR-e. brands 50®60 and Bar Harbor, connecting at Rock· No. 31 No. In July port same days. Cumberland National Bank.. 4o 3S 39 higher; Ar 24th. sells Grace Davis, Dodge. Phlladel- Bangor 'Α· M· F· J~ 28. oats ;Sept 18VsC. Provisions Sheet 6Vi®7 land and morn- Α. M. I P. M. I Througti tickets issued and checked National Bank 100 98 100 Sept higher aoléo lor Portland ; Adelia Τ Carleton, Wall, Wednesday, Saturday baggage Chapman —Pork, standard mess at 8 60. Lard—prime "'lie όΆίαΙβ common 25§S9 The /EOLIAN with steamer Frank Jming lor Castillo, I .Wiscasset....Ar 8.55 2.48 to destination. received up to 4.0Û Bank 100 100 102 for New York. ings 9.25 3.55 Lv.. 53^*Freight First National at 76. Baeon—shoulders at 6: ..60(^70 I Shia:ockport Bar and all landing? on ! Ar m. Bank.. 75 113 114 steam 8 6cf«6 Zinc Thorny» Natural leai.. Sid, schs Flora Morang, Anule Τ Bailey, Clias Harbor, Macuiasport !Lv. ..tSlieepscot.. p. Merchants'National 6 short ribs 6% : clear ribs 6 Vj. Dry ♦ == Ar For Tickets and at tin Traders' Bank 100 loo 102 longs -4 ; Ε Scbmldt, Adelia X Carleton. route. Lv..tAlnaCentre. Staterooms, apply National : ribs at 6 20; clear Ar Pine Treo Ticket Bank... .100 102 104 salt meats—shoulders bVz |Lv tAlna Office, Monument Squan Portland National The Aeolian does not require a special course SUNDAY TRAINS. 2.13 or for other information at Office Trust Co ,.100 110 112 6 36. Foreisrn Port#. 10.00 4.321 Lv.. .Head Tide. Ar 8.20 Company's Portland wheat 47.000 os musical or The necessary 8.01 1.55 Kailroad foot of State street. 85 90 Keceipts—Flour 28.900 bbls; study practice. 4.52 Lv. ·. Whitefield...Ari Wharf, Portland Gae Company 50 be 10.13 corn 13,000 bush; oats 75.000 bush; rye In at Melbourne Aug 10, ship S D Carle- skill is so slight that it may acquired by any- a. train for Brunswick Preble's··.. ap39dtf J. b. COYLE. Gen. Man. Railroad Company 100 118 120 busn; OCEAN port Ï.SO m., paper .Au- Lv... t Ar| Portland — STEAMER MOVEMENTS Β one is a few once become fami- bush. Amesbury. for Sydney, NSW: barque days. Having gusta, Waterville and Bangor. 10.36 5.12 J/v.No. Whitefield.Ar 7.43 1.37 Portland Water Co 100 100 106 ton, the various 6,700 bbls: wheat 22,000 FROM FOR WeDster. Pray, for Port Chalmers. NZ. liar with the manipulation of stops, I.00 m. For Brunswick Lisbon Falii, Ar 7.2Ô 1.19 Shipments—Flour 26 p. 10.53 5!3l Lv..Cooper'8 Β Ο Ν D S 75,600 bush; oat? 24,000 bush; rye Columbia New York.. S'thampton. Sep In Aug 21, Penob- Augusta, Waterville, Bangor, I Lv.. Mills.. Ar MAINE STEAMSHIP CO. bushjcorn 28 portât Singapore barque Lewiston, Batli, Maxy's — Mobile London Sep lor New York. ....Ar 7.08 1.02 Portland City es. 1897 103 V» 104 bush. New "York. scot, McCauIder, ana Bar Harbor. 11,10 5.49 Lv.. .Windsor SEW YORK KXSJECT USE. Sep 28 Buenos J H PLAY witii 6.50 12.44 Portland 6s. 1907 120 122 2 Rod at 64% ; Ne 1 Campania New York.. Liverpool... Ill port at Ayres Auk 22. barque THE PERFORMER CAN II.00 p. m„ Nielli Express sleeping 11.28 6.081 Lv.. Weeks' Mills..Ar DETROIT—Wheat—No Sep 28 York 4s. 1902—1912 Funding 102 104 2 at Oats—No 2 Saale New York..(leno'a Brav, for New or "Boston. ears for ail paints. LvfNewalPs CoruerAr LongrJiland Sound by Portland White at U4Vi. Corn—No 34Vi. 28 Libby. the most difficult Daylight-I>elightin 1899. It B. aid J OR 108 Dania New York.. Hamburg.. .Sep Ar at St John, NB, 23d, schs Hiverdale. Urqu- compositions artistically, 13.55 a. m„ Mt. Desert special lor Rock- 11.48 C.301 Ar Pa'ermo Lv G.30 12.25 and Invigorating sea Trip. Bangor 6s, White 24VaC. ...Sep 28 Bird. without practice, his repatory being Bangor 6s. 1905, Water 11C 118 Clrcassla New York..Glasgow hart, Kockport; Sea Andrews, Kockland; previous and, Bangor and Bar Harbor The and 28 limited the number of it) 8toi)S on signal or notice to Conductor. steamship» Manhattan Cottar Batu Κ. Κ. aid 104 ίου S of California..New York. -Glasgow. ...Sep Nellie Lamper, Mcl.ean, Saco. only by pieces published iT; * es. 1898. 28 ARRIVALS IN PORTLAND. J. Ρ TUCKER. Supt City leave Franklin Wharf o;i Tuesday·). Thui'i Bath 100 102 lotion Γ>ϊ arises* Obdam New York Rotterdam.. .Sep Ar at Hillsboro, NB, 21st, sch D J Sawyer, for the Instrument, which numbers many 5s. 1897, MuniolpaL 28 T. RUNDLETT. Gen'l Mgr. day s and Saturdays at 6 p. m. Keturning. ieavi Municipal 100 103 ivieerann.i K.Wllhelm II..New York. iiremen Sep Look. Macblas. thousand, and includes practically From Sebagn Lake and Cumberland Mills RICHARD BathtVie. 1907. (By 28 IS d6moe Pier38, E. R„ same tlav? at 5i>. ta. Batn loo 102 New York.. Havre Sep Cid, sch Clifford I White, New- 7.50 a. m. ; Montreal and Bridgton 8.25 a. m. ; may 4s, 1921, Refunding SEPTEMBER 24. 18B6. Champagne.... Oct 1 Faulklugham, The elepmt stealer Tremont leaves Frank Belfast Us. R. aid 104 106 Aller New York.. Bremen Lewiston and Mechanics Falii 8.30 a. m. ; 189S.JÎ. NEW YORK—The cotton market to-day was Oct 2 OF EVER ItnWharl at Op. m, August 28. 4e. 99 100 Nordlaud York.. Antwerp Ar at Halifax. NS, 28d, seh Irving Leslie, ANY PIECE MUSIC Wr.terviHe and Augusta, 8.35 a. m. ; Belfast laaz—1922. Municipal.. 1-lfic sales — bales, New 2 Returning, "eaves I'ier 3S, E. R„ 2» 10o 101 dull and up; middling Teutonic York. ..Oct 2000 atls for Me, and Farmmgton, Rum- Aug. Calais 4s, 1801—1911 Refunding.. 8 11-16C. New .Liverpool. Grand Banks, Sedgwick, 1 Kingfleld, Phillips, anu 28 at 6 p. in. 110 uplands at 8 7-i6c: middling gulf .So'ampton. .Oct 2 tord 11.40 a. ni. Lewiiton 6s. 1901. Municipal 108 New York... .New York. cleared. Falls, Lewiston, ; Each steamer touches at M. V.. Cotton market thampton..Oct 3 COMPOSED. Lewiston 11.60 a. in.: Cottaga City. Lewiston 4s. 1913. Municipal 102 104 NEW ORLEANS—The to-day Aug Victoria. ..New York..8 Skowhegac and FOR 1895. in each direction 3 TAXES and are dne in Sew \or!i and Saco 4s. 1901. 100 1Q1 was firm; middling 8VsC. Zaandam New York. .Amsterdam.Oct Mattawamkeag aud Bangor 12.05 (Sundays Municipal .. 5 Portland, evening day. OU 10S York. .London -.Oct On exhibition dally from 9 to 6. Call and 12.10) p. in. ; St. Lancas- following sailiag Maine Central R. K. 7s.1898.1st. m tel CHARLESTON—Tne Cotton market is firm; Massacliusetts..N'ew Quebec, Johnsbury, Fare to New York one roand trli ...Oct ο hear it. 12.15 ni. or way $5.00: 7s. cons. mtei3J 136 Patria New York. .Hamburg. ter ana Bridgton p. ; Express Bar CITY to 1912, middling 7%e. .Bremen Oct 5 S8.00; Cottage City one way $4.00; vouuâ "41/2 3 104 100 Trave New York. Harbor, Greenville, Bangor, Augusta 1.20 p. ι " SAVANNAH—The Cotton market is .Oct 6 THKASURKii's Office, trip »7.00. "gCs, 1900. extens'n 106 108 firm; Uiiibria '. '. '. Ν ew York.. Liverpool.. VT ·.-/ m. ; Lancaster, t abyans, Bartlett, No. Conway, 7"/ic. Oct G September 10,1805. J J. B. COYI.E, Manager. "4JAs. FdlOl 102 Middling Anchoria Now York.. Glasgow Ki veburz, Sobago Lake 4.55 p. in. ; Skowiiegan, J. F. 1905, Skg Oct 5 that the tax bills for LISCOMB. General Agent. Je26Ctf I.eeds & Farmlngton R. R. 63. ±896.101 102 MOBILE—The Cotton market is firm; mid- ! Boureovne New York.. Havre Waterville, itockland 5 25 p. m. : St, \TOTICE Is hereby given York. .Rotterdam. .Oct β M. Caribou and Λ 1805 have beeu committed to me Portland 4 Ogd'e f,6s, 1900. IstmtglOG 10S dling 7%e. Snaarndam .New The STEINERT&SQNS CO., Joiin, Bar Harbor, Mooseliead tiie year York.. Bremen.... Oct 8 via & 5.35 ni. ; warrant for the collection of the same. Portland Water Co's 6s, issu 104 106 is New Lake Β. Α., Bangor p. Rangeley, with a ΪΈΕΕΡΟΚΤ STEAMBOAT CO. MEMPHIS—The Cotton market firm;l Lalin 8 Sole New Representatives for the a Water 4s. 1927 .New York.. Liverpool ..Oct. England Fai mington, Rumford Fail», Lewiston 5.45 In accordance with an ordinance of the city Portland Co's 100 102 middlings S l-16c. Anranii ! Flardman, Gabier, and p. ew York. S'thampton Oct 9 SfeinWHV, Bacon, and Montreal and all White Paris Ν Pianos. ra.i Chicago Boston "lock Market. York. Liverpool.... Oct 9 other First Class 7.45 m. Discount οϊ One Per Cent European Marlceis. BrltAnir "... New Mountnin points. p. ; Mattawamkeag, York. .S'thampton...Oct 10 Kookland 1.40 a. m. : were .. .New Bar Harbor, express on or be- 28d will leave Port- The following to-day's quotations of 1 Normania' will l>« allowed on all said taxes paid Sapt. in Boston: By Toiegraph.) Now York.. London Oct 12 Halifax St. John. Vancehoro, Bar Harbor, COMMENCINGland Pier for Littt·· Ftocks Manitoba fore October 31. 1803, and on all Falmouth. Consens', 107 York.. Hamburg ... Oct 12 STEPHEN BERRY, 3.50 a. m. Thursday, Mexican Central 4s 08% LONDON.Sept.24,1895.—Consols 11-116d I Prussia New Waterville and Augusta, after October 31st interest will bo John's, Great Cheheague and Bustin'9 Islanas, York.. Glasgow Oct 12 taxes paid Atelitsoi). Tooek» & Stasia F· R 22*4 formoueyand 1073/« il for the account. s of Nebraska..New T. TUCKER. V. p. & G. M. rate of (> per cent annum. Wolf's Point and Freeport at 3.00.p. m. .Breften Oct 12 C.McCOULDRIC,Mgr. PAYSON charted at the Boston r. Seisrert's Angostura Bitters, the world corner of India and Fore streets with a pin from his neoktie. renowned Sontb American in vigorator. hostler, named James Seeley, brother of "What's the matter?" said the citizen. " Samuel, whom he invited down to have a "He wouldn't pay for his drink, was BRIEF JOTTINGS. drink with him. Both men were drunk. the reply and they went inside with the FXirtS Doyle said that he had very little reoollec- pin. error the amount of will it. By a typogaphical tion of what harraened at the saloon and Up to 3 o'clock this morning Reardon Last year established our reputation as sellers of reliable furs at moderate prices. This year strengthen in the treasury of the Women's deolares that alter a drink had not bean arrested. money Seeley getting ο of furs is a sealed book to most you Come then where you'll be told the truth instead Reduced in Knowledge people—to perhaps. Literary Union was placed at 130, he went right back to the stable, as no- Strength PERSONAL. low in health was my condition We Mink, Persian Lamb, Marten and others, On fine furs we will save you of $330." body had been left there to take chargeai And very about them. carry fine furs—Seal, from after a with the Being over 70 The Argonauts moved their effects things. Doyle has no recolleotion of any siege grip. of was slow. I re- money. handsome club house on Long Is- or of Hon. Ira Drew, the oldest member years of age my recovery their quarrel or of being sfcxuok going Ρ In from to Astrachans, Wool Seals and Electric Seals, our assortment is very large, club the York Bar and now 81 sorted to Hood's and began capes $10 $50, Coneys, land to the city on Monday. The home. He has a faint remembrance of County years Sarsaparilla the of visited the Court now to in strength at once. In a few There cannot be better and there cannot be lower has a three years' lease of premises, going out into the yard in the rear of the age, Supreme gain large. capes prices. in session at Friday. He was months I was about my work as usual. with the option of purchasing. saloon. He also remembers of hearing Alfred, We show all the new shapes in fur neckwear made of various furs. at the admitted to the bar in 1841. There will be a quilting party Egan say "That man mustn't come in Ε A. re- Hood's rooms of the Y. W. C. A. this evening. the Hon. James* Robert, recently Sarsaparilla here again,"'meaning, presumably, which I had a nominated the convention also cured me of catarrh, All young women are cordially invited. mau who struck by Republican N. Buknham, Rochester, Ν. H. was fine and cool, of New York for Comptroller, is a native year," Yesterday Jbright, THE TEERIBLE BLOW. CHILDREN'S CLOAKS. a of Bowdoln mild, effec- an agreeable change from the unusual of WaterboroTand graduate ΗλλΜ 'c DSIJ a. are tasteless, and wicked &1UUU & JrlIJiô *1 va. Δ.11 drucreiats. 25c. Ν For it was a most temfio our stock. The four different hot weather. of the olass of 1870. Every sort of a cloak for girls of all ages and for babies you may be sure to find in if such facts as the met and cowardly blow, Levi Greenleaf. was admitted to The committee on'public buildings Esq., be classed as follows: Reefers for from 8 to 18 coats for from 6 PKESS has been able to loarn can be re- kinds may girls years years. Long girls noon and the various con- in the United States oourt yes- yesterday practice for babies lied Doyle says thatjhe remembers KEW ADVERTISEMENTS. to 12 Colored cloaks for children 2, 3 and 4 years old. White Cloaks tracts for the new armory||were signed upon. terday. years years. he I about the blow or how got condition was much to chil- by the successful bidders. nothing General Perry's from 6 months to 2 1-2 years. A large light room devoted entirely selling was seen to walk home alone on and station- home. He The committees lights improved yesterday. 77? « weather today dren's cloaks, besides the department for white cloaks down stairs. and his wife says that he came into the John of the Portland base is liko,l>j to be ery met last evening, and the committee Mr. Leighton 10 o'clock and fair. house alone at about ball team, is improving rapidly at the of are shown on electrical appliances yesterday noon, I SEPTEMBER 20.1895. Ν We strongly recommend early purchases cloaks, Many styles opening door after him. He knew was of a routine nature. locked the Maine General and expects but the business Hospital, are more then to know that he was drunk week that cannot be duplicated later—the first garments carefully made—prices Today the public buildings committee enough to be out in a week or ten days. item and^to desire to that fact from his Important are of or materials. Our continues all this Will meet at 12 o'clock, the police com- keep The Geographical Society of London, now unaffected by labor troubles scarcity opening display wife. His fac6 felt but he supposed mittee at 11.30, overseers of the poor at queer, proposes to invite Lieut. Peary, the in the proper week. Come today if possible, but if not come later. a in the G blow AN fire at 7.30 o'clock. that he had simply got jaw Arctio to deliver the 4, and department explorer, opening a had swelled his cheek. Ho went to of The birthday of Landlord Castner of that address at the ooining winter session of furnishing bed. Since he in one room and his the West End hotel occurred yesterday, sleeps the society. room is one of wife and little girl in another, the wife sleeping and he was presented'a pet goat by some These arrivals were recorded at the know how he was hurt. those soft of the commercial travellers,": his guests did not seriously Falmouth Hotel yesterday: J. N. Wells sumptuous The blow was struck on the point of It occasioned much merriment. and wife, W. Entier, Louis Nelson, L luxurious Down Puffs. the chin and with such terrific force that .. George Washington Council,;,No. 3, Ο. L Schloss, New York; G. D. Crane, side was uroken ex- OPENING the bone on the loft are not CLOAK U. Α. Μ., will have a banquet'at their jaw Bucksport; John Pinder, Montreal; They only on the side in 26. All mem- in two places and right H. A. Frank Horr, hall Thursday, September Shorey, Bridgton; decorative If you haven't seen the one lay all night and till 10 ceeding'ly bers are requested to be'present. plaoe. Doyle Providence; J. E. Tufts,'G. E. Ficken, a. m. Wednesday with his Τ Τ.Ιιηπηη ΓΡ T. A DntK conduce much to There was a slight Are on the roof of they FOE NOVELTY PATTERN DRESSES BROKEN JAWS HANGING DOWN Trefethen's lobster house on Commercial grew, Boston; J. Κ Lawrence, Lewi s ton ; cold weather comfort. and his of course, open to the of season—moderate street wharf yesterday morning. The mouth, H. C. King, Carl King, Lawrence ; C. Just opened in our dress goods department you ought to look at them while in the store. Handsomest goods the prices. a doctor was sum- chemical and Are boat both responded widest estent. Then Minoh, Albany; A S. Bean, Vf est Beth- There's a deal of im- and he was taken to the hospital. to a still alarm. The loss will be about moned el The was such that there were no in the $20. injury û,This is vaoatiun season with the Grand provement way G. W. Fessenden, a painter, who lives ap|jjj«uuoa au vuu Trunk|train dospatohers. As annunced made this season, the broken jaw. A dentist was they're on Bradley's court, and who fell from a Ijjrujjtjrsetting in the PRESS, Mr. Laurie, the chiof BANCROFT. tbo a & summoned and operation. there's better choice of EASTMAN BROS. Staging on Hampshire street Saturday, a performed despateher, ia on a vacation trip through It was to take a plaster cast of distance of 25 feet, is ooming round all neoeesary Canada, and after hie return Mr. Pen- materials and to colors, the jaws inside the mouth in order Faroll wil leave. Both right. Dr. Pingree says he'will be con- fold and Mr. gen- jSotice. therefrom the silver which a of Messenger's to the house for some make splints tlemen'have around, Mr. Farrell there's fined days yet. changed cheapening Office of tlie Sheriff ol Cumberland Comity now hold the firmly together. It is The Electric Light, Mary Jane and Tele- jaws taking Mr. Laurie's place during the A down State of Maine. Cumberland ss. September called an intra-dental splint. It was a prices. puff J. R. LIBBYJ 24th. A. D. 1895. brought large fares of lobsters yes- day, and Mr. Penfold taking the hours" Maine Central R.R. phone, is to give notice, that on the 28rd day of FILES OF ALL KINDS" diffioult and a very pain- an terday. very operation during which Mr. Farrell had been on isn't extravagance THISSeptember. A. D. 1895, a warrant in Insol- who said that be felt as was issued out of the Court of The Marine has ful one to Doyle, J. A. Cavana is here tak vency Insolvency ANOTHER GRAND EXCURSION Railway Company duty nights. a little /or said of the es- die before got thorugh nowadays, very County Cumberland, against if he must they — — bought out the parties who intended ing the place of Mr. Penfold after 11 tate of TO THE it. He was in a bad condition when building a wharf with the schooner Nellie with o'clock. Mr. Cavana is" a member of money gets a good one. The of the Arithmetical KEMI FORT I.N, JR.. and JOHN GAUDET, at the after for logic Co-partners under the firm name and style of near their South he arrived hospital, lving the staff of train at Island filing Dinsmoie, premises at despatchers Hemi Fortin, Jr., & Co., both of AVesibrook. twelve hours with his broken jaws For we have Gown. Portland. nearly Pond, Vt., and is well lik ed all along example, Night Individually and as Co-partners, He is fed through a glass tube, on White The police have found another witness hanging. the line. He was in charge of the office two cases 5 cloth at 8 cts., 40 adjudged to be Insolvent Debtors, petition AND left between opened today yds. of Kami Fortin, Jr., one of said debtors, which LETTERS INVOICES. sufficient space having been H. and was then In the Skillin, Hawkes & Co. robbery at Gorgham, N., pro- 8 petition was filed on the 18th day of September now his teeth. He is rapidly of down done in Ruffling, A. to which date interest on claims is oase who promise» to be important. progressing moted to the office at^Island Pond, and puffs, D„ 1895, that his 5 to be Our Leader is the and there is good prospcet jaw a has been called Thread, computed. The witness, is a woman who will be although young man, double satteen of the best That the of debts to or said Mountains. payment any by will knit all right. He will and the and ot able to corroborate the testimony of some together to take the place of the most experienced Debtors, transfer delivery any as now property them are forbidden by law. have to have them held together men on this division. The duties of a in deli- 53 cts. by FOREST CITY FILE. ON 27th. of the other witnesses of the state quality, printed That a of the creditors of said debtors, FRIDAY, Sept. against for meeting with the silver splints and bandages are and to prove their debts and choose one or more as- Merrow, Webster and Hamlin. train despateher very important, cate filled with Or after the close of the 8tate Conference of colors, signees of their estate, will be held at a Court of some. time.. it was a when Mr. Churches at Westbrook. Next Wednesday evening the Young high compliment Insolvency to be holden at Probate Court room Congregational wound on him SELL YOU the above This train Portland at There was only one Cavana was called here to fill the of the best of down at In said Portland, in said of Cumberland by moralng leaving Men's Christian Association will receive place pure county Mills at and that on the 7th of A. D., 1895, at 8.45, Cumberland 8.55. when brought to the hospital as Mr. Farrell and materials all made in a day October, ttheir friends. No invitations have been such men Mr. Laurie, each. Another lot WE up ten o'clock in the forenoon. STEVENS k JONES blow was was on his chin where the He will remain here after $5 Given under hand the date first above CO., Fare issued, but a general invitation is ex- Mr. Penfold. correct Gown at my $1.50 There was no wound on either same a Night written. tended to everyone to the struck. the return of Mr. Laurie and until Mr. made in the way, BOUND TRIP. Tickets good that day only. spend evening else. 50 cts. C. L. BUCKNAM. 208 Middle side of his face or anywhere have their of St., I'AYSON at tho rooms of the'Association. It^will Farrell and Mr. Penfold had bit fuller and with Deputy Sheriff, as Messenger of the Court TNCKEH, We understand that Andy Egan was vacations. Mr. Farrell will go to De- deep Three cents less than the price of the unmade Insolvency for said County of Cumberland, Me. F. E. Boothby, Vice-fres. & Gen. Man. be in nume and also in reality an "Ac- Portland, & T. A. se25 2t station troit, and Mr. Penfold has not yet de- material. sep25&oct2 eodtt G. P. Social." summoned to the police yesterday ruffle all round at And there's about the Gown sep25 quaintance cided where to go. $6.25. nothing skimpy and questioned as to this affair, and that but the price. case Longshoremen's Benevolent Society, he declared that only one blow "was Grand Boyal Arch Chapter of Maine. One of handsome struck in his saloon and that |the real in- At a general meeting of the Portland A special convocation of the Grand in fine Florentine A BARGAIN!" was done outside and that Doyle puffs Longshoremen's Benevolent Society held jury will be held at Boothbay Harbor fi"^HAT'S of at the Chapter One our ... the was kicked. The facts gathered silk cases, both sides I say. Yes it is, but last evening, following resolution Thursday, October 3, 1895, at 7.30 p. m., you in connection with Doyle and was unanimously adopted : hospital of in ample at it isn't half the there in- for the purpose constituting alike, edges piped, bargain That this organization with the statements of a physician learning 1Urill rCUliCliUBU wiia^von xuo yxauu that these Yoke ... of the sudden doath of their dicates conclusively that there was and ten others in elegant Empire SPECIALTIES deep regret pretty be to see as of $12.so fellow John that Priest will pleased many member, Malia, hereby one wound on Doyle, and he Gowns are at $1.50,11.75 and $2.00. IS TO ASSIST YOU TO DO tenders to his and only the Grand Officers present to assist bim India Fire family immediate and that was on finish f its was struck but one blow, and exquisite silks, Softest cotton, broad, turn over collar I friends condolence and in to do sympathy as can make it convenient so, at back) with wide Swiss embroidery, ead and sudden of the chin and was of such of (pointed their bereavement, and the point to be will kindly great variety colors, wide Oriental lace-like insertion across the such oach intending present . . it is further force as to broak both jaws. If is 4 insurance at so that be may fill Resolved, That copies of this resolution in- notify bim, once, with wide ruffles at very lull sweep and long, the case and if one blow was struck $16. be our spread upon records, transmitted than the vacancies. to the family of deceased and published side the saloon, as Egan says, A few fine ones is for specially in tho daily press of this city. man who gtruok it responsible For a Worthy Cause. SALE OF fine Under- Michael done in O'Brion, Doyle's serious injury that will keep Lyons dyed Jap- John Silk, A paper is being circulated wear, advertised PLACED IN for a month. This subscription THE yesterday Michael him at the hospital anese the outside Flaherty, to obtain for the erection of a silks, on wo understand, Is money is also. Committee on Resolutions. man, as Egan said, today monument to the late Frederick Doug- in figured dainty designs Samples of some of the lass. The paper is being liberally signed. prettiest in the One well-known Γgentleman headed the and lined with plain silks things West window. dvbrtising It is that all who You believe in the best flour, the list with $850. hoped of some Attractive Solid food, contrasting pure you buy can will assist, be the amount ever so Companies best have not tried the moreen skirts, eggs, the best sugar, yet you small, as any sum is thankfully received. shade, ruffled, at $22.50 with best have used Cleveland's. Mrs. C. H. Smith, 16 Mayo street, Is the deep and full ruffle. EXCLUSIVELY baking powder unless you and $23, as as Black authorized person to oollect money for the quite good Satine lined Skirts, with BY MAKING ORIGINAL TYPE monument fund and it is hoped that all seen at and you've $35 Outing made on whom she call will assist in the Flannel, by experts. EFFECTS AND FURNISHING may #45· worthy cause. ELECTROS———— These are fresh Prices correct. Lecture by Ingeraoll. puffs There's one On Tuesday, Ootober 8th, Hon. Robert from the factory today. in of them ! . . S. Ingersoll will appear at City Hall '4 Pinkham i a new leoture entitled: "Which Way," ... which the New York Herald calls his THE THURSTON PRINT "latest, most brilliant and masterful But for a can. OWEN, MOORE & CO. judge yourself. Try Λ platform effort.·' J. R. LIBBY.