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November 22, 1878 PORTLAND DAILY PRESS. ESTABLISHED JUNE 23, 1862.-..YOL. 16. EORTLAND, FRIDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER 22, 1878. TERMS $8.00 PER ANNUM, IN ADVANCE THE PORTLAND DAILY PRESS, ENTERTAINMENTS. MISCELLANEOUS. MISCELLANEOUS. Washington specials say that information lisb gray rough woolens with cardinal silk pip- Published every day (Sundays excepted) by the _WANTS ■rHE PREsa from United States officials,in South Carolina ing*. The plain everyday dreaaes of tbeae larger girls are d«rk plaids make with a kilt PORTLAND PUBLISHING CO, manufacturing firm wants a bus- is to the effect that a federal at PORTLAND THEATRE. supervisor skirt and sash, while the waist may be either a WANTED—Ainess man io Portland amt in every city (not FRIDAY MORNING}, NOVEMBER 22. At 109 Exchange 1878. Aiken and a citizen who him in coat and a j-t., Portland. already taken), to represent them $260 to $460 nec- NOVEMBER, assisted pre- cut-away vest, or else pleated yoke Evening* ftov. 22d, essary to pay tor goods on after he has oh blonse. The only are bows made of Terms: Eight Dollars a Year. To mail subscribers Friday delivery, paring a report, have been obliged since mak- trimmings taine.l orders for the same. $150 to S2)0 per month Wo do noi read gros grain ribbons of two Seven Dollars a Year if paid in advance. BENEFIT OF anonymous letters and comm uni contrasting colors, guaranteed in a legitimate. permanent business. ing it to conceal themselves on account of one of which most be red. oationa. The a me and address of the writer are ii Olive green end Money absolutely secured. The most searching in- moss-colored Cheviots aDd cloths all cases not threats which it was not safe to ignore. They of light quail- THE MAINiTkTATE PRESS Miss ROME EVTIVGE vestigation solicited. Reduction indispensable, necessarily for publicatioi are also iu Great ty favor for miedea* dresses. E. VAIL but cannot is published every Thursday Morning at $2.50 a F. & CO., as a guaranty of good faith. be secured as witnesses at Charleston All dresses have On which occasion will be a new 176 ami turned-over collars made of il in advance at a presented dramat- 17S Devonshire St, Boston, Mass. year, paid $2.00 year,. IN THE J UICE OF We cannot undertake to return or preserve com until the United States marshal can accom- the material used for These ization of Chas. Dickens’ celebrated no2l dot trimmiug. collars novel, Farnitare, munlcations that are are sometimes not used. poioted io frout, and not very Rates of Advertising: One inch of the pany them as a guard. Persistent attempts space, deep behind; others, especially for tbe small- length of constitutes a Wniilod. column, “square.” Oliver Twist. have been made Democrats in the est are collars that $1 50 first week: 75 cents A smart, Kveby by county girls, large cover the shoul- per square, daily per intelligent. tunable regniar attache of the t’Rfisa is furnish* 1 ders as of almost like a Carrlck Velvet of tbe week after; three insertions, or less, $1.00; continu- MI8SEYT1NGE NANOY SYKES lier Great at 227 with a Card Aiken to prevent any report of the out- cape. BOV, middle street. FURNITURE, certificate countersigned by Stanley T used for 50 cents. Cbaracteiization. Cyril Searle as Dill Fnrniture. is not ing every other day after first week, Sjkes. quality trimming expensive this no21 dlf Editor. Ail and frauds at the election from Half square,three insertions, oi less, 75 cents; one CONSIS? INC OF Pullen, railway, steamboat and bote rages being Seaton, and is tbe most effective material for 50 cents week after. Grand I<cd managers will confer a week, $1.00: per Saturday afternoon, Matinee, Amirny. favor upon us by demandlnj mailed to Charleston. Some of the supervis- fioisbiDg the wool dresses. Inside the collar a Bf -cial notices, one third additional. Saturday Nov. last appealance of Wanted. Evening, 23d, credentials of every person to ou frill of Valenciennes or of Breton and RUSE Ol vrr claiming represent ors are that the local authorities laceisbtatod, Under head of “Amusements” “Auction EYTINGE, t'wiist. reporting and the three Job•• A 20 Experienced Sidesmen, ournal. wrists are similarly finished. The Sales,” $2.00 per square per week; insertions MONDAY, Nov. 25th, tZiev+ass bud apply COMPARE are PRICES! preparing which to arrest wraps worn are or less, $1.50. Company, in the Idyl Drama Unknown at once. 12S Exchange Street. charges upon by larger girls sacques of tbe Advertisements inserted in the “Maine State no21 tf 11019 (32W and that the in which warm camel’s-halr cloth, made shorter than If the Union wai worth fighting for it ii them, only way the Press” (which has a large circulation in every part those described for the yooogest; the shapes the for worth paying for. United States can make their attendance of State), $1.00 per square for first insertion, Wanted. upon and trimming are the same. Close cottage and 50 ce uts for each GBLANTD BALIj Solid Black Walnut Chamber Sets, Mar- per square subsequent insertion. trials sure will be to arrest them as and tnrbans are — — for Gentleman and Wife in a fain OF THE BEST GRADES. witness- caps, Normandy caps made of Adviress all communications to BY THE private ble Top, 10 pieces, French Walnut Pan- BOARDiiy, location west of High street ani south of satiD, of velvet or of lacs with wadded silk POR LAND PUBLISHING CO. Painted French Bedstead National Thanksgiving. es. At one precinct in Aiken county Ee* Congress street. Address .A Full Assortment ot els, $48; Seta, lining. Larger girls wear felt bats of most no!9dlw* L, 337 Commercial St, Portland. $16; Painted Dress Case Sets, $19; Woven publicans distributing tickets were knocked uBlque shapes. Some hare tbe crown tnrned Wire Mattrasses, $7.50; Slat Spring down and their tickets taken and de« □p on on one side, and still others are the Eng- ENTERTAINMENTS. BY THE ^RESIDENT OF 'THE UNIT- away lish with PINE CHAMBER Beds, $1 40; Hair Mattrasses. $11; Terry shape bard equate crowns and nar- ED STATES. stroyed. row turned-up brims. Crocheted of Lounges, $5; Marble Top Centre Tables, petticoats A Proclamation. scarlet or blue or else white wool are worn for AND Hair Cloth Parlor 7 The is another Dem- Wanted. $6.50; Suits, pieces, Memphis Avalanche their warmth. are of solid Carnival of Authors! The recurrence of that season at which it ia tin great Stockings LADY or Gentleman to work for U3 thii winter stuffed back Parlor French Wal- ocratic It colors suitable to the or Chairs, habit of our people to make a devout and public con paper in possession of its senses. dress, else they have Salary if A preferred. nat Panels, $38; Hair Cloth SmokiDg fession of their constant dependence upon the Di very fine stripes of colors on white Enclose this. SHUM WAY’S Pub. House. says: a solid South is a going vine favor tor ail good gifts of life and and “Speaking politically, around the limb>. The Woman's Temperance Society nol6tf Me. Black Walnut Sets, Chairs, French Walnut Panels, $7.50. happiness, of Portland, public peace aud prosperity, exhibits, in ihe re- luxury which the section of the be- Tbo These arc 25 Per bel- country distinctive suit for small boys under fire will goods Cent, cord ol the year, abuudaut reasons for our give an entertainment at gratitude low the of age, aDd not io trons- Sideboards, Wardrobes, Ac., ter in quality and than FREE and tbanksgiriug Exuberant harvests, Ohio river cannot afford. A solid years consequently yet Btyle pioductivc a mines, ample and of trade and ers, is bona fide kilt skirt and a double- STREET quotations. We are willing crops staples manu- South means a solid North. It were bet- CITY factures have enriched the countnr. The resource! breasted jacket, or else a princesse garment HALL, to to customers pat Wanted. leave it to judge for thus our ter for the South Top Tables furnished to reviving industry and expand- Democracy to lose half the od all in one piece, yet representlog a cut-away Wednesday, Thursday & Friday Erenings, operators on Straw braid sewing themselves. ing commerce are hastening the day when discords than jacket, vest and kilt skirt. Tbe first is in and to insist, as at present, ;on solidity as a style EXPERIENCEDmachines. Address ot distresses, through the length and breadth of the genuine Highland and is made of every description. land, will, under tue fashion, Nor. 3Cth, 31st Hud 33d, L. R. BATES & CO., 17est';oro, Mass. continued favor of Providence, species of party principle. In that game of Scotch in tbe darkest bine BOWIlVfi AS»OCUT|OW, have given to plaids mixtures of no!7 d3w* We have one of the largest and best se- way commence, enetgy and assured — — as with or brown color and old AND THANKSGIVING EVENING NOV. 38, HAT TREE'S, prosperity. Peace with all nations hasvemanded un- political “freeze-out” known sectional green, with, plum lected stocks of Furniture in this city. domestic are two rows broken, tranquility has prevailed, au.l tlic we cannot gold. Thera cf buttons down tbe AT LANCASTER HALL. WHAT institutions of aud solidity, hope to cope with the Wov. 23d, NOTS, We are not encumbered with a large liberty justice, which the wisdom trout cf the jacket, and its edges are cut In Saturday Afternoon, Chandler’s best Music. TICKETS 81.00. LOST AND and virtue ot our fathers remain thi North.” like FOUNDS like some established, equates lapels, or else In long C'.uimittee of arrangements—M.
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