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April 01,1889 gig PORTLAND DAILY F IES8. HI] 1862-VQL. TUESDAY APRIL PRICE ESTABLISHED JUNE 23, 27. _PORTLAND, MAINE, MORNING, 2, 1889._ §6 A YEAR IN ADVANCE. HPI'CUL fiOTMVBth niMCEI.l ANKOl’M. ture of baskets to fill large orders from vari- ABOUT READY TO completion of this building will give some DOINGS OF THE That city treasurer renew city note for *70,000 A FIRE IN THE MIDST OF A STORM. ! SENATORS GO HOME. CITY FATHERS. due 4, on such time aud such rata of Interest the __| ous localities. much needed recitation rooms. May RICHMOND, ALERT AND ADAMS as committee on finance may approve. Hay is plenty at 815 per ton delivered, or OXFORD COUNTY That city clerk obtain census of children under SPECIAL NOTICE. at the barn. How the Schooner J. R. Bodwell 813 The President Has Concluded His Ira C. Jordan has furnished a store at Regular Monthly of the one year of age. ! Meeting City of the Not Of the Latest would call special attention to the Asses- We find the rearing of fancy steers fast go- Locke’s Mills and is filling i t up with a That the salary of the Judge Municipal Style But the Best in our columns a Cale Business With Them. Council Last for the current sors’ Notice, which appears Weathered ! iug out of practice with the decline in the of in a store. Night. court be fixed municipal year at WE that all variety goods kept country Which We Have, to-day with reference to Taxes, persona prices of beef. stock is found to be *1,200. with the tenor of such uo- ; Dairy At Pond Alden Chase and M. E. L. be interested may comply I more profitable, anil comparatively few Bryant That Mrs. Georgia Perry appointed police the clauses with reference to the have out for the matron for one year at a salary of *17 per month. tlce particularly While a Fire Was Raging In Her working oxen are now kept by farmers. The Something About Men Who Were Hathaway petitions post The Salary Bill Passed as Reported 80 the U. S. Government Bonds, Deposits In Savings ; office. We learn that no will be Laid on the table. Th®v Will Proceed to Samoa as new inventions and In change Banks, and Abatement of Taxes, and thus save of Lime. improvement! agri- Nominated the Committee. That notice be of hearing on Congress Cargo Yesterday. made at North Paris. by given Soon as Possible. hard thoughts and possibly hard words, when too cultural implements have completely changed Suuare church spire ijuestion to each member late.april30dtdsn the system of farming. YORK COUNTY. • of the parish committee, said hearing to be held at 4 m. The Small Boat Stove In and Provi- Large quantities of apples are being pur- News and Notes from the City by the The officers of the Old Orchard Camp- Other Matters of More or Less Im- Wednesday p. Latest chased in Harrison and towns at meeting Association, of which Kev. Israel That the city treasurer borrow, not exceeding Information Regarding the adjoining Potomac. month for the of defraying sions Nearly Cone. 75 cents per barrel, delivered at Luce Is have their sche- portance Considered. *215,000 per purpose Disaster Norway president, arranged the ordinary expenses of the city dnrlng tbe pres- to the Fleets. stations. dule of season as meetings for the present ent year. SQUIRE’S R. H. Bowker has returned from Canada follows: That the treasurer Israel Hicks *50. city [Special to the Press.] Washington. April 1— Mr. Teller in Tbe of the pay with four fine carriage horses. He reports Salvation Army of New Maribal Ball- regular monthly meeting City Washington. April l.-The offered a England, MISCELLANEOUS MATTERS. Navy De- Rockland, April 1.—Schooner J. R. Bod- the market well stocked, but prices extreme- the Senate today resol ntlon that ington Booth commaadlng, assisted by a numer- Council was held last night The most Im- partment Is W. as making every effort to secure of this at ly high. executive nominations shall ous corps ot stall and line officers, win open the The bonds of Henry Hersey well, Capt. Metcalf, port, Jackson- hereafter all be portant matter acted upon was the salary able representatives at Samoa. A large number of French families are campaign July 13tb, to continue ten days, closing A. H. Simonton as Orders were ville before with a of lime on in session. He said ha and treasurer; city constable, reported cargo to leave this for Waltham considered open did bill, it was passed after some discussion sent out today to have the shortly village Christian Alliance Convention with Divine and Arthur M. as constable were ap- Richmond, Alert Pure fire reports the fire all out and is Mass. not intend to ask consideration at this time as reported tbe with an Sawyer discharging by committee, and Adams sent to at Strictly Healing, under charge of Brv. a. E. Simpson of proved. Apia the earliest pos- The Bodwell had a terrible ex- Some twenty Penobscot Indians are ex- but wished it referred to the committee on New amendment added the Common Council cargo. York, July 37th to Aug. 6th, by sible moment. The Alert Is at Honolulu, all Kettle Rendered scon to move to this place. One fam- so referred. Christian Fellowship Convention, Kev. Mr. Mc- Fred Goth was licensed to keep and sell perience on her passage out. On the 15th of pected rules. It was allowing $18 per month for keeping tbe to she coals and ily have spent the winter here. They play Lean of Brooklyn, conductor, August 7th to gun ready sall.wben provisions, March when off Hatteras the stern of the Mr. Stewart offered a resolution of sorrow Street Commissioner’s horse. A powder. doctor, hunt fish and make baskets. August 19th. considerable E. S. and can reach Samoa in a month or Portland Pendexter was granted leave to with- forty vessel’s boat was stove in in a north- Rev. W. B. Bartlett is on the death of John Bright, which was laid District Campmeeting, Rev. W. 8. amount of heavy very low, having Jones miscellaneous matter received the draw petition to erect a post In front of his days. a shock after an attack of presiding elder, August 19th to August east gale. On the 16th,(smoke was discover- experienced gas- over until tomorrow. 20tll. action of the cooncil. store. tric fever. His friends are anxious as The Richmond is nothin such a favorable LEAF LAB"! ed in the quite Messrs. Sherman and Hansom Papers from tbe lower board were passed cabin and the cargo of lime found reported The to his recovery. freight department of the Boston & In Board of Mayor and Aldermen. in concurrence. place, being at present in the river Rio de Put would Maine, a short time hired a up expressly to be badly on fire, driving all hands on L. D. Stone, confectioner, is just alive. that the President today communicate ago one-armed The Board la Portland man to the Mayor Melcher presided, and the full adjourned. Plata, on the east coast of South America, deck. All that the crew was kept certain messages. After today no messages stowaway upon freights night Sherman Mills. between North Berwick and Portland board of aldermen were in attendance. and must go around Horn. The FOR FAMILY USE a upon In Joint Convention. Cape Ad- busy to seal up the vessel, but the would be sent except of formal character the ams Is attempting The annual was held last Eastern division and spot the train TO GUARD AGAINST FIRE. under repair at the Mare Island, Cal., town election A Joint convention was called for the In 3, 5, 10 lb and 10 lb tubs; Is for sale by waves washed over away the fill vacancies as they arise. hands if they of the beer in pur- Navy Yard. Ten days will serve to com- pails her, washing and the chosen: tapped any Alderman Shaw the every First-Class Grocer and Provision IDealer; POWDER Monday following officers transit. The in a presented following pose of the the spotter would administering oath of office to plete repairs and after a few more all lime as fast as it could be applied. They The committees on epidemic diseases and lay supply days Lard rendered by us is free from all Cotton Moderator, John Burnham; clerk, Lewis E. of crackers and cheese and hide in the car petition, signed by Wm. Allen, Jr., and the elected consumed In taking in stores and coal she Seed and other adulterations so at until the were authorized to sit the newly councilman of Ward 3, OH, Tallow, Suet, Pure. kept desperately work, however, A. J. B. patents during which contained the beer. The result of this about 300 business men of tbe which may sail on her which will take used, and Is W.rra.iril utric-ily Absolutely Jachman; selectmen, C. Robinson, recess. city, Chas. A. Kennard. Clerk ad- Voyage, commonly next day when they succeeded in properly move on the part of the City Burgess about a month. The now at Furr. None without our name jju n v a. ntuo aj> All u wvu freight department was received and referred to the com- Yantlc, Brook- genuine stamped This never varies. A marvel of iot uanjoi uiui( The Senate proceeded to the consideration proper ministered the oath. will the powder purity sealing up the schooner. The cargo was was the discharge of several of the train lyn, be ready to sail on the 10th Inst, upon package.
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