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Portland Daily Press: January 15,1885 PORTT i A NT) D A i Ι Λ" PRESS. ESTABLISHED JUNE 23. 1862—VOL. 22. PORTLAND, THOR^DAY MORNING, DECEMBER 11, 1884. PRICE THREE CENTS. r- * ■ a mj nvniEM. ISUKINEM» CHANCBH. B1EE1ING8. THE PORTLAND DAILY PRESS, reach interior markets in the South that cat- WASHINGTON. Personal Published every day (Sundays excepted) by the Dot be reached by lime from THE OLD WORLD. Paragraphs. PEX MONTH, SALARY AND probably shipped éQKA NOTICE. PORTLAND PUBLISHING Bockland. The Oscar Wilde now wears a slouched f[pO»-/V/ commissi η, to competent biwinese COMPANY, Charge· Against De Lons. big for At 97 Exchange and FOSTERS manager this City (or State) Ageucy. Respon- Special IQeeiins «f the Trustee· of Oak Stmjckt, Pobtlajtd. Mk. Washington, Dec. 10.—Messrs. Buchanan, bit, it is reported that his wife « ucuur- sible business a company, practically monopoly, lirore ία Falmouth· Tekjss: Eight Dollars a Tear. To mail BUbeorib- SHIPBUILDING. McAdoo and House committee ou News by Cable from Different ages bim in it. the cash Academy, Boutelle, rivaling Telephone. $5<tO required for ere, Seven Dollars a Year, if paid tn advance. ειιτλΙ affaire who $1 outflr. No conducted the Jeanuetts in- General Grant never an amanu- ,·€*© sample Stapie goods. bonds. the members of the corporation known as and Rates ο» Advertising: One Inch of the Countries. employs For addresa, with THE Γ|10 space, vestigation at the lait session of Congress, will FOREST CIÏÏ particulars referencea, called the Trustees of Oak Grove aca-Jemy, in length of column, or twelve lines nonpareil consti- ensis er in his IlYE HOUSE I NATIONAL 21 East Fourteenth Vessels Built in Bath District submit a report after the recess. It stenographer literary work, CO., Street, New a tutes a Ship holiday Falmouth, corporation (July established under the "squaro." but writes it oui 13 : York City. declld2w laws of theState and will probably exouerate De from all hiinsett iu the most PRtBLG 8TK£ET. of Maine having a place of bus- $1.60 per square, daily first week: 76 cents Long a paius· per Y ards This Y ear. How King Nigued α Treaty. tasb on. dec9 sneodtf iness in Falmouth, in the County of Cumberland, week after; three insertion* or leis, #1.00, continu- charges which were preferred against him. taking TED. An honest, and reliable and State of Maine. every otfcer Pabu, Dr,c. 10 —Tlie lu an article thorough Greeting. ing aaj after tirst week, 60 oents. Death of a Prince. Figaro, Mr. whobas ser- WANman a* to Japanese Moody, just been holding partner with $600 $1000 to help By virtue of a warrant therefor, this day issued Half square, three insertions or l«$*s, 76 cents; one entitled "How a treatv in signed nndrr a Re- and ou and assist in Keal AN Prince Alexis of carry Estate business and toiue, a member of said corporation, by D. O. week, $1.00; §60 cents per week after. AGGREGATE TONNAGE OF ij,· Saigo, Japao, who has been public," dates tbat King Nnradomof Cam- vices in Toronto, Canada, begins to show ! collect dehta and bids with a parry who had over M oui a justice of the Peace within and for said Special Notices, one-third additional. a member of the honsehold of Baroo De ton, 800.33. bodia, refused to sign a treaty placing hia do- his age. His once black hair twenty yeara experience In tbia city 'ihe advertis- Couutv of Cumberland ui:der the oi Under head of "Amusements" aud 8trane. Russian mitister for several and whiskers provisions "ΑΐΤΟΠΟΒ years, minions under a French protectorate. There- er is alone but. can extend his business to advantage Section Chapter 46 of the Revised Statutes ol Sales," $2.00 died in tbis are now tinged with gray. 3, per square per week; three insertion! city this morning of typhoid fever. upon the French Governor of Cochin forced more by having a partner, referencea the State of Maine. I, M. Stone as such or lees, $1.60. exchanged, Henry The prince, who was only 11 years of age, was his The New London learna there apply wiili t»t imp or call on THOMAS WILSON, member and under suo»i wav inio the King's palace, attended by a Day 'hat authority hereby give TOE bath. Dec. 10 —The following ia the list of a son of Gen. Saigo of aud of 1»8 Washington Si., Boston. decti-1 notice that a special meeting of the members of the MAINE STATE PRESS. Jtpan, nepnew body of marine# with fixed biyonrts, entered has been a in the editor- sew veesele built In Col. Oyama, ihe Mluister of the change managing said corporation will be held « Oak Academy, in Published every Thuhkuat Morning, at $2.60 ■ Bath District dnriug the Japanese War, royal bed chamber aud compelled King ** I, in said if in Dow ou a visit to this ship of the Sun, Mr. Chester 3. L >rd Κ—$1100.—Bar-room. flrst-οΐκββ Falmouth, County of Cumberland and State year: paid advance, $2.00 a year. sear: couutry. Nwadotn at the peril of his life to sign the going license. Well-appointed kitchen, room of Maine, on Thursday, the eleventh flay of Dec. A, Advertisements inserted m the 11M a INK St ATT! document. to FOR dining Schooner Win. H. from Me.» Ueographical Murrey. Washington to assume charge of the and 6 lodging-rooMïe connected. All well, I),, 1884, at 7 o'clock in the afternoon, for the fol- Prkhh (wbioh bas a large circulation in part Stuart, Richmond, paying every Capt Wm. W. Spark?, The of Director Powell of the The 13 Affair. Sun's bureau aud Mr. Amos J. Cuu:- liar trade §2 to $4=0 daily. All paying batidaome lowing purposes: of the State) for $1.00 per square lor tirst insertion tounage 559.46, George report geo- agace-Mort· .there, ly Near Northern and horse markeza. 1. To choose a chairman to at said meet- and 60 oonte per square for each Theobald, Richmond, builders. graphical survey for October shows that foer The court qjinss returning after all tbese to his Depot great preside subsequent -Mau| Schooner C. A. from yesterday waived a rale which years Write or cali on A. L. SMITH & 242 ing. 2. To choose a secretary to act at sa d meet- taon. White, Taunton, Mass., Capt. geographical parties the Maanaciiu- would old desk. CO., Washing- H. F. tounaSo composing have required Madame Clevis Hue nee ton ei;eet. Boa Mites. decll-1 ing. 3. To see if said corporation will vote to sell Address all communications to Tripp, 882.44, New England Ship stUs division field work ton, builders. actively prosecuted to be brought into the presence of the corpse and convey any real aud persounl estate owned Building Company, the Queen Victoria's return to Windsor was, by PORTLAND PUBLISHING CO. Steamer from during month, and favored by good of her victim. has claimed M. said corporation in Falmouth, aud to de- Morning Star, Boston, Mass., Cant. Nobody Morin's HJU ΜΙ,Κ. aforesaid, Isaac E. weather, made rapid progress. The areas com- and ic be according to the English hastened ter ine the terms of such sale. M»d to authorise ;he Bray, tonnage 471.05, JH. S. B. Co., body will buried at the government's papers, by builders. pleted are estimated at 61)0 or 700 miles signing and delivery of proper thereof. square expense. A bundle of paper· wai found in M. her political anxieties, her not lik- conveyance» WEATHER Schooner C. and the majesty Brief nOrcrtiNrmruu uw iuiM>rtecl un<kr 4. Γο transact other business before INDICATIONS. Loring Ballard, from Gardiner, Capt. total will probably be increased to Moriu's from which it is any coming .Prince pocket, made appar- to be so far as The leadiuir δ oent M^ar of >«*w Entr tlii» head «ne week for 25 in the in connection with Hearce, tonnage 660*73, N. E. S. B. Co., 1,000 square miles before the olose of the sea- ent ing away Balmoral when crut», paid meeting and necessary to builders. that the man was engaged in another laud. AnV jour dt-alt-r for this br»»<l advance. carry out the W ABHINOTON, Dec. 11. son. The commission on the of the Com- there is a foregoing purposes. Schooner part private scheme with a view to poseibiliiy of a collision between Dated at said San Domingo, from Baltimore. Md., inquiry levying (}. W. SIMOMOSi & CO., Ageuts, 444 U Falmouth, this 4th day of Dec., The Indications lor New England ar· monwealth voted unanimously to conclude blackmail. the two bouses. The is said A first-class ladies* and gents* A. D. 1884. to-day Capt. J. W. Tawes, tonnage 421.67, £ί. Ε S. Β. queen to have 448 Fore M. followed builders. ar a gem· uts with the geological survey lor been Î.M»Roy-ter saloon. F<»r particulars, inquire of S. deo4d71 llENRY M. STONE. fair, by partly cloudy weather and C'»., The Rebellion* NUye Crofter·. greatly worried this Call, bo'h by public ma;) 3 H. BUKNHAYI, Ν. H. dec9-l Schooner John J. Hanson, from Dover* Ν. making a survey of the State. and Rochester, local rains, winds tem- H., Capt Dec. private affairs, and tu bave been unceas- Westerly and higher tonnage 685.77. N. E. S Β Co., builders. A Decision of the London, 10—Officers who attempted Ctmminloner of Patent· to in her efforts lo about Mrs. Fihk's liniment at Mrs. perature. Schooner Cha.-.
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