ESTABLISHED JUNE 1862-VOL 30. 23, PORTLAND, MAINE, TUESDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 15, 1891. l' AS* .UA llT il ATTKlc} PRICE THREE CENTS. ______'______SPECIAL NOTICES. ill- THIS MORNING’S NEWS- aud expenditures of the executive depart- school, resigned today on account of ROUGH ON HILLS. ments. NORCROSS INSANE ? health. HEADED WAS Fire at Biddeford Fool. Page 1. Mr, Quay—Library,chairman; commerc; public and grounds; woman suf- J FOR^^JM buildings December 14 —The build- News of the missing Burton L. Kinney. frage. Biddeford, Bath built ships race through two oceans. Garments Cleansed Mr. Sanders—Enrolled bills, chairman; ings at Biddeford Pool owned by Irving .1. Maine wins ns suit against the Grand irrigation; claims; public lands; patents; Tarbox and occupied by Frank Loekrey Trunk. No for land claims. Had Been A from Barion to Protection the of private The Man Who Killed Sage burned yesterday, caused by a defective Hosage Kin»oy Edward M. Field Arrested. Apostle Mr offices ana post Sawyer—Post roads, chimney. insured fcr Was Norcross the bomb thrower? DYED Free chairman; commerce; pensions; Revolu- Demented. Loss, §3,000; .^2,000, Bin kmm Wifa Alimony ordered for Mary Nevint-Blalne. Trade, tionary claims; to investigate the condi- Violently Freedom Illuminated. R ekland Happenings. -AMD- tion of the Potomac river in front of N ate Grange in session in Skowheaan. Belfast. December 14.—The ban; of O. Washington. v Washington News: Springer likely to be Mr. Shernnn—Foreign relations, chair- B. Keene of Freedom, valued at §200, and chairman of the ways and means commit- rules; IT AS IF HE man; finance; quadro-centennial; DR. GRAYES HEARS OF HIS PECU- Clifford Wentworth’s four horses I HE MAS POOR 15 tee. LOOKS WIGHT BE OUT oi the United States; to inves- >jp)ued MISSING AUCC University at 8300, burned this Insured lor i Republican Senators to commit- the condition of the Potomac river LIAR IN DENVER. morning. assigned OF IT tigate ACTIONS Pl'RSK AND MIND. tees. K®. ISPreMe Street. ALTOGETHER. in front of Washington. §450. The G.-aves trial in Denver. Mr. Shoup—Indian depredations, chair- Opened by the Governor. man territories; Ihdian affairs. Page 2. ; pensions; Gardiher, December 14.—Gcverner E. Oapt. Couch entertains hfs friends. Mr. Squire—Transportation rentes to the J Foster’s chairman; coast im- Some Things Which May Explode the C. Burleigh, his staff and their ladies. Queer experience of two men in a board- Forest House Failing To Be Made Chairman of the seaboard, defences; EelieTfd To He W.vJkiuj; Tnvriud* Iflmue noY29 Oity Bye and 'ntr house. eodtf migration: fisheries; public buildings Boston Sensation—Teeth and Head of General Lutner .Stephenson, Jr., and offi- Ways and Means He of the United States. from New York—His ’Written Y. P. S. C. E. entertainment at Second Committee, May grounds; University cers of the National Soldiers’ Home, Toga?, Mccia;^ build n ;s and Sago’s Assailant Do Not Answer De- Parish. Beeline To Serve The Senate Com- Mr. Stanford—Public on a Postal Card—Mrs. education aud and S. L. Miller of Waldoboro, department ! Kinney Hope- City Government Committee views INSURANCE. grounds, chairman ; labor; of Norcross—A New the mittees—New Measures scription Snspect— ful Search in Rochester Presented—Mr. fisheries; naval affairs; civil service ana commander of the G. A. R. of Maine, at- ; Progress for Iho unfor- property. Witnesses at Denver Tell of Mrs. DCW & Manley and Mr. Blaine. retrenchment. tended the opening of the tenth grand fair tunate Mau, Page 3. PiNKHAM, Mr. Stewart—Mines and mining, chair- 35 Exchange St. Barnaby’s Suspicions. of Heath Post, No. 6, G. A. R., of this city Congress «t Work. [Special to the Press.] man; appropriations; territories; irriga- [Special to the Press.]; Agf m* for Kiending this evening. Addresses were made Wit and Wisdom. Washington, December 14 —While the tion ; claims; Nicaraguan claims. New Yoke, December 14 —Coroner Mes- by Lowell, Mass., December 14 —Mrs. Bur- The Home. C»uipnuie*. Mr. Stockbrtdge—Fisheries, chairman; Gov. and Commander chairmanship of the Ways and Means sener made public today the result ol the Burleigh Department ton Kinney received tbe first Intelligence Page 4. Sterling Dow. naval affairs; railroads; census; epidemic examination made him and other S. L. Miller. At the close of the entertain- Editorials. H. N. 1 INRHAM. committee has not yet been formally ten- diseases; Indian affairs. by physi- of her missing husbaDd Saturday, when decl cians ment, Gov. Burleigh stood in front of the Current Comment. eodttan dered to the irrepressible “Bill” Springer Mr. Teller—Privileges and elections, upon the brain of tne bomb thrower. she received a postal card from Bridgeport, chairman; five civilized tribes of As the result of the stage and a large crowd passed him, each Page 5. of Illinois, there is very good reason for judiciary; examination, it is gen- Conn., containing the following: Indians; private land claims. one his hand. tin- will erally conceded by physicians that the shaking Sporting Topics; Kite-Shaped Track L! believing that snch be the case, as was Mr. Warren—Irrigation, chairman; en- “Am headed for home. Left New York The Season's 2 30 list of two-year olds anc intimated in the Press last week. If Mr. grossed bills; mines and mining; woman’s bomb thrower was of unsound mind for a several days siftce. Head all goue. Every- yearling. suffrage; agriculture and forestry. protracted period, and that his WON AT THE FINISH. thing gone. I found a cent and bought a The TFif Springer is made chairman, Mr. Mills will insanity Day Nursery and Free Kinder Mr. Washburn—Improvement of the postal to let you know something hap- probably not be a member of the commit- was not a sudden development. aSrtcn. To Any Smoker. Mississippi river, chairman; commerce; pened." [Sigued], “Burt." Wnen the Mu1 icionl Court. tee, he will be offered a civil service and re- brain was beiDg removed the Ship A. J. Fuller’s Chase of the M. F. Grace can although place education and labor: Mrs. Kinney's brother at once ieft for A Run of Scarlet Fever. Nothing Compare with a Box ot offices and coroner examined the teeth carefully, but with the expectation of bis declining it. trenchment; post post roads; Through Two Oceaus, Bridgeport, and is seeking for traces of the of the United States. did not discover an unsound tooth. Page 6. In that event, Mr. Mills will cease to cat University THE FRAGRANT Mr. of The left upper canine tooth was slightly missing man in the towns and cities trav- Christmas for Wilson—Revision laws, chairman; Presents Little Girls. E any figure In the present Congress, as, if deformed, having a groove across its front. uuiiiiuuiuoi juvwwijr t quauiu~ New York. DABAmhAr 14.—Two trim ersed by the railroad l nes between Boston Pace 7. xu wuum u»vo uceu uuuccauie at once to a he declines to serve on the ways and meaus, centennial; organization, conduct and ex- aad New York. It is that Mr. Marine dentist, yet the Boston dentist who exam- looking American presumed News. he would not other committee penditures of tbe executive departments. clipper ships passed accept any ined the teeth on no Kiuney is walking back from New York, Markets and Financial Reports. SLEEPER’S Mr. Walcott—Clvlk service and retrench- Saturday night made ■Sandy Hook at 8.10 o’clock yesterday EYE to assignment. District of in- reference it. but with bis mind so broken that he is un- Page 8. ment, chairman; Columbia; morning, after a race from San Francisco. It would be the of fate Chief Clerk Rickert said he bad exam- The Grand irony if, after all terstate commerce; post offices and post able to explain his condition to any one Army Fair. ined all the teeth with a One was the A. J. Fuller, commanded by Brief CIGARS. his work In the cause of tariff roads; library. magnifying glass, Jottings. reduction, excepting the extreme bacx molars. Not who could render him aid. Meantime, Personal iwention. The Mills should finally be ignored his own »he name of Senator Kyle does not ap- Captain Colcord, and tba other the M. P. acknowl- by one of them has ne Mrs. is under the afflic- party. It is understood that Speaker pear in the above list, although Seuator any filling, said. The Grace, which had for skipper Captain De Kinney bearing up edged leader by all Boston dentist said that many of Norcross's Crisp has practically decided upon the Peffer, his Alliance colleague, Is given four tion she has suffered, and since Saturday teeth were decayed and filled with Winter. The race was In the nature of a smokers. Uni- Democratic members of the wavs and assignments. It Is learned that Senator gold. Coroner Messener also De has felt encouraged to believe that her form means committee, who will be Messrs. Kyle was approached with a view of ascer- said that the handicap. Captain Water's sancey ship quality. board of the dynamite husband will some time return, as he Is Springer, Mills, McMillin of Tennessee, taining his preferences, but his responses tnrower must have having an advantage of full twenty days’ Sold been growing for three or four by all Dealers Wilson of West Virginia, Breckenridge of were noD-cnmmittal and be vaguely hinted months, start. this fact the A. J. Fuller parently neaded in tbe right direction, and while according to the friends of Norcross Despite Arkansas, Whitney of Michigan, Outh- that the Alliance senators would receive has sufficient left to know 10 cents each. his beard was not more overhauled her at the Hook and beat her intelligence waite of Ohio, Fitch of New York, committee assignments from both the Re- than three or four By- weeks old. The beard was where he wants to go. $7.50 a Box. num or Sbiveley of Indiana, and Stevens publican and Democratic caucuses. Doubt greatly singed up to Quarantine, although the Grace had by tbe explosion and most have been much of Massachusetts. Mr. Mills’s name will has been cast upon bis soundness in Re- two tugs up the bay, while the Fuller had longer before dea’.h than it is now. be put on the and he will be able publican principles. It was on November We shall on December list, „nly Coroner Messener but one. Friday, 20, fbat op°n Thnrsday, ♦'» decline after the committees received a letter to- have been day from E E Mr. Kinney left bis home on Fessenden a f rmally announced Marsh of Philadelphia in The Grace Is of 1863 tons register, and on 3d, assortment of VETERANS WHO WERE MAINED- which is enclosed the of a at about 1 a. m. to take the large Holiday Postmaster Manley of Augusta is in picture missing August 1 last she sailed out of the Golden street, Deering, for Them in Philadelphian. The missing man was last a TRADE MARK REGISTERED. town on post office business. Be says he Providing Proposed legisla- Gate bound for 2 a. m. Pullman train for Boston, telling Goods, consisting of great heard of in the vicinity of The this port. Her captain had variety knows nothing about Mr. Blaine’s inten- Pittsburg. his wife that he would be back tbe same tion—Other Measures. coroner has the idea the crank wagered a goodly sum with bis friend Cnl- tions, and has no Idea whether or not he may have of useful and ornamental articles si it- been in the oil for a eord, of the Fuller, that he would beat blm night. It has been ascertained that Mr. S. S. SLEEPER & tO., Boston. will be a candidate. Washington, December 14—Senator country considerable Factory, time, and there learned the use of here. At that time Colcord ex- went to there Cameron introduced a bill explo- Captain KinneyS Boston, arriving ah e for Christmas and New Years’ Pre- today providing sives. The picture pected to sail with his in a or slightly resembles the ship day two, about 6 a. m. November 2ltb. All wholesale houses hand'e these that all persons on tbe rolls and features of the nut he was for Saturday, leading goods AS PLACED BY THE CAUCUS. pension dynamiter. Coronor Messe- detained twenty days after. sents, and invi e eome decl5 oer He at the Crawford Hotase. yon to in and set luIti&Stlnrmistp all persons hereafter granted pensions who sent an urgent message today to the Still, the wager was up and Skipper Col- registered Senators to the Norcross family, in to come cord had ootning to io but trust to fortune Later be went to Salem and transacted Republican Assigned lost the of both or one eye; or lost Boston, and them before the assortment is sight their son if it and fair wind. he broken identify be he. He knew could sail all some business with a there. Committees. both or so as gentleman hands feet to be totally dis- around the Grace, but twenty days was a After transacting his business, the Salem whether yon wish to purchase or not Washington, December 14.—The list abled, or one band or foot, so that they handicap he had not reckoned on. GRAVES RECOMMENDED HER. man invited to take be and Still he was not dlsheartned. He Mr. Kinney sapper of Senate committee assignments as sob- may nearly helpless require the at- The Maid Whom Mrs. Barnaby Regarded crowded on all sail and set out on the loDg with him, but tbe invitation was mitted to the caucus tendance of be a of declined. Republican for ap- others, granted pension stern chase of his rival. For a month nast, a month. Those who lost an arm W'ith Suspicion. Mr. Kinney was too late to eatch the even- proval is as follows: $100 at day after day the horizon was swept with the shoulder or a at the are re- leg hip to Denver, Col., December 14.-In the trial glasses in hopes of sighting the Grace, bat ing train for home, so he went back Mr. Allen—Relations with Canada, ceive $60 a month; those who lost an arm J. of Dr. Graves, today, Mrs. E. S. In vain, until just after dawn yesterday a to Boston. The Salem gentleman went M. DYER S CO. chairman; public land claims; woman suf at the elbow or a at tbe and Worrell, deck leg knee, $55; MW&Ftt sailing vessel was seen. A spanking him to the and left him frage; Indian denredationR. all who incurred or contracted other dis- Jr., her grandmother, Mrs. and with depot there. Allen, whole sail breeze was blowing, and every Mr. Allison—Naval abilities to receive a sum month This was tbe last trace that could be found -THE- affairs, chairman; per equal Mrs. Currier, Mrs. Worrell's mother, testi- stitch of canvas that the ship conld dagger five to the total of tbe rates for all military Bffalrs; quadro-centennial; tbe other fied. related the under was-, crowded ion. Gradually she of him, and from that day until the receipt tribes of Indians; Revolutionary claims, disabilities. They story of Mrs. Bar- drew on the leader, and at 7 30Cap'aln of the card, whose contents or<* Mr. Carey—Education and labor, chair- Mr. Frye re-lntrodvced with a number of naby’s drinking of the poison and death, postal Colcord was oyerjoyed at finding that she given in the above Mrs. Ktnbey man; public buildings and grounds; Paci- amendments the bill by him and Dr. Graves’s despatch, reported peculiar actions when he was the ship be had been chasing through has remained in of her husband’s fic railroads; territories; patents. March 2nd last from the select committee ignorance IRWIN visited Denver much as has been printed. two oceans. movements. The cause of Mr. Mr. Casey—Railroads, chairman; agri- on Pacific providing for refund- Kinney's railroads, Half an hoar later the ships were Is to be al- culture and forestry; transportation routes ing the debt of the Pacific-railroad. While ill, Mrs. Barnaby said to Mrs. Al- abreast, disappearance yet explained, len: tbis and they made the Hook ten minutes later. though tbe card gives evidence tnat. to the seaboard; irrigation; transporta- Senator Frye introduced a bill the “Oo, keep horrible affair still. postal lOo. fixing Don’t let There was great cheering from the Fuller’s he has been from some tion and sale of meat products; organiza- salary of keepers at all life stations it get into the papers. 1 will put suffering mental saving this in the hands of the crew, answered by a defiant yell from the trouble. Mr. is the of tion, conduct and expenditures of the exe- and bouses oi refuge at $1000 annum and best detectives. I Kinney proprietor am Grace, for Quarantine, whereat the race studio in cutive departments. tbe all satisfied some one is not treating me tbe Lamsou photographic thi« compensational of surfmen at $75 nitrr Ilia KnQinuaa aftaiva era uairl in Ka «ll I have no would end, had not yet been reached, and Mr. unanaier— immigration, chairman; per month when employed. right. enemies, but I think the maid I bad does not less than a mile away and the tug Evarts CIGAR 132.000 naval affairs; privileges and elections: In- like me. She was a right. •' ujiufi nuouwuoc ui iuc vji aur.-ol iuw iiuo ______dian depredations; interstate commerce. mam empioyea at Dr. Graves’s request.” uc»£ Very J?lild and High Aroma. was made but the boat and her Mr. Culiom—Interstate chair- GRAND TRUNK fast, charge BRIEFLY TOLD. The commerce, MUST PAY. bad not far following popular retail dealers sel i i man gone when the F. W. Vesburg them: TAQ1 ;commerce; appropriations; quadro- centenniai. ROCKLAND HAPPENINGS. came along and took the Fuller In tow. State of Maine Wins Its Suit to Recover During the year ending October 31. 240 W. W. WHIPPLE & CO.W. & R. Drugi Mr. Again the Fuller was crowding on her F. Davis—Pensions, chairman; foreign charters were Issued by the American Fed- BELAVINA.W. & R. Cigari for Taxes. Board rival. The engineers on both tugs had J. L. relations; territories and Pacific railroads. Registration Closes Its Labors— eration of Labor to in 30 GIBBS...Restauran their throttles wide open and full heads of unions states, in- W. F. GOOLD....News Mr. Dawes—Indian affairs, chairman; Death two in Maine. & Frui of M. P, Crocker. steam on. The Fuller was unmistakably cluding E. K. CROSS . appropriations; fisheries; five civilized .Drugi Washington, December 14 —The Unit- taking the lead, when the captain oi the Secretary Foster continues to • «/• t, ... A7CLJU tribes of Indians; Pacific civil improve railroads; Grace ran a for another He was to cancel nls 8. HAMILTON.Confection: i MERIT WSHS! service and rei r-nchment. ed States Supreme Court today held, in an iSppcial to the Press.] up signal tug and slowly. compelled A. the Evarts blew for assistance. to at the dinner the P. MARSH.Cigars and Tobacc. » DANA’S SARSAPARILLA has ac- Mr. rendered Justice Another engagement speak of D. P. Dixon—Patents, chairman; post opinion by Field, that the Rockland. December 14.—The registra- in the McGLINCHY.Drug > cured more in the last offices and tug bay answered, but, despite the Boston Board of Trade Wednesday even- tuall.y people post roads; additional accom- tax levied the State of on tion by Maine the beard closed its two weeks’ session efforts of both, the Fuller gradually drew ing next. < six months than ail other sarsaparillas modations for library of Congress; census. gross receipts of the Grand Trunk Rail- 1840 away and reached Quarantine, ever cured. It drives out all compe- Mr. D .lph—Coast defences, chairman; Saturday night, just voters having winning Ware county jail, at Waycross, Ga.* was the wager by the very narrow of IRWIN CIGAR tition. Its work is marvelous. It ab- commerce; foreign relations;public way Company of Canada, for the privi- registered. This is about 400 short of the margin broken into Sunday morning, about 2.30 CO., Mrs., lands; three minutes. cures, yes, CURES. Have relation* w th Canada; of the of its franchise actual number o'clock, by a mob of 50 masked men, who solutely University lege exercising within the of voters here; but as the Both the bfg racers were built In 163 M ilk you tried it? If so, you know for your- United Slates. Bath, went to the cell containing Welcome Gold- St.. State of Maine, was and constitu- beard is to be in session Me. The Fuller was launched la B08ton.JWas8. self. Mr. enrolled legal again In March 1881, aud en and Hubert Knight, leaders of the Var- Dubois—Manufactures; is a vessel ot 1848 76 Dana Co., Belfast, Me. bills; immigration; Irrigation; tional, and wa3 not contrary to the pro- nearly all will probably be listed. The gross tonnage. Her no riot, and shot them dead. Sarsaparilla orgardza rival Is an older aud larger conduct an 1 of the exec- vision of the Constitution local board consists vessel, having tioD, expenditures preventing the of Nathaniel Jones, been built in 1875 ot Seventeen Chinese lauded on the beach utive departments. and being 1928.13 tons. state from regulating interstate commerce. chairman, Fred W. Wright and Justus S. near Port Townsend, Wash., Sunday Mr. Felton—Agriculture and forestry night, from British Columbia, Ten were Four justices dissented and five signed the Sherman. They nave performed their du- LADIES AND GENTLEMEN. coast defences; epidemic diseases; mines ties to general satisfaction. OPPOSES UNION. arre-ted by the customs officials and the and mining; quadro-centenniai. opinion. others This tax was levied under the The news of the death of Niles T. Crock- escaped. Mr. Frye—Commerce, chairman; general foreign law in er, who died in Boston was re- Contractor Thomas of has ) relations: Pacific passed 1881, prescribing the excise Saturday, A Canadian Statesman Who Thinks We Washington railways, chairman; tax all railroads ceived here with deep regret. The deceased deserted itlie work on the federal to the condition of the Potomac upon operated within the building investga'e was about 60 years of and a Hate the English. at and Condon I river front of state for the privilege of exercising their age member of T-owell, Mass., Captain of Washington. the Grand Army. His funeral tue Mr. franchises. The rate was fixed on a slid- will be held Treasury Department will attend to Gallinger—Manufactures; district of under the of Edwin the ing scale, dependent upon the amount of auspices Libby Post. December 14.—Hon. completion of Mr. Thomas's contract. deal* lstorBthpdtt Columbia: epidemic diseases; to examine The Montville Toronto, Oliver into the several branches gross receipts par mile, this average per quarterly meeting of the Another “hold your wheat” circular is of the civil Free Baptists is to be held with Mowat, premier of Ontario, writes an open service. mile being determined by dividing the to- the church printed in the Farmers’ Alliance Minneso- I tal transportation the number in this city Friday, Saturday and letter to Hon. Alexander Mackiuzie, the Mr. Hale—Census, chairman; appropria- receipts by Sunday. ta organ. The author of the circular main- For Christinas & New of miles operated. The roads with- Miss Louisa A. Dymerritt of Dover will be Nears tions ; naval affairs; *n: partly veteran ex-premier of the Dominion, in tains that if the farmer does not get twice immigrati private in and the present and deliver an address on land relations with Canada. partly without state were as- “Mission which he discn3ses at what is now offered him for bis wheat it Is claims; sessed Work.” length unrestricted Mr. Hansborough—District of by multiplying the average gross re- his own fault. Columbia; ceipts per mile by the number of miles Schooners Mollie Caroline reciprocity and British connection. Mr. census; territories; pensions; education op- Rhoades, from a number of the erated within the state. Knight and Red Jacket, three vessels of Mowat declares that he Despatches larger and labor. favors unrestricted cities of the from E fones Rockland’s extensive lime have country, New York to duet, gone and xqaisitFPer Mr. Hawley—Military affairs, chairman ; into whiter reciprocity believes that this cat be San Francisco, show that on account of quarters here. Schooners printing; coast defences; EDWARD M. about tlie mild, die railroads; quadro- FIELD. ARRESTED. Georgie Berry and Billow are at the South brought without imperilling Canada’s prevailing damp weather, centenniai. gripne is again prevalent. Govtrnor-eh ct Marine railway, each receiving a new fore- loyalty to Great Britain. He ridicules the Mr. Higgins—Manufactures, McKinley is suffering from an attack ct Schlotterbeck & Foss chairman; Taken from an Insane to a New foot and shoe. Schooner Jennie A. District of Columbia; and Asylum Cheney, annexation movement. He declares that, the at Ohio. privileges which has been lying in this harbor for malady Catuou, elections;interstate commerce; coast de- York Prison. some time, with her of great a country as Canada is, the time for The disappearance fences. cargo lime badly mysterious Saturday afire, will probably be opened this week. forming itself into an Independent nation of K lwanl H. Cole, clerk of the Nyack Mr. conduct and SOUTHERN PINE Hiscock—Organization, New The fire in the schooner Carrie G. (N. Y.) Corporation, find holder of other Wf SOLICIT ONE TRIAL. expenditures in the executive York, December 14.—Edward M. Crosby, has not yet arrived. He gives many rea- aecl 4 dim* departments, which returned Saturday from Ellzv responsible positions, has caused great ex- Timber, Flank and Flooring Boards. cl)airman; finance; interstate Field, of the failed bankiDg firm af Cape sons why he is opposed to political commerce; Field, beth, will doubtless be smothered without citement there. Searching parties have Assor msnt quadro-centepnial; foreign relations; Lindley, Welchers & Co., was arrested to- difficulty. union with the United States. He failed to find any trace of his whereabouts. Largest and Lowest Prioes. THE WEATHER. Pacific railroads. day at Manchester Mansion, a in- says the Canadians should bo proud to be a The general theory is that he committed Mr. private w inoaro Hoar—Judiciary, chairman; privi- GRANGERS IN SESSION- Dllipiflu nila fomii/>rnriltr DEERING, WINSLOW & CO., leges and elections; relations with Canada; sane asylum near Luckaboe, N. Y. He is part of the British empire; that they A Snow Storm wuuiuu bull 1 a Given a remember Coming. now locked up in the police headquarters Royal Welcome l>y the Good Peo- should that Canada was gaired One Kind of Southern liuya. HEAD BROWN’S Mr. Jones ul Nevada—To audit and con- , PORTLAND, ME., WHARF. in this city. The arrest was made on a ple of by the British people at great cost of life Janio eodtf trol the contingent expenses of the Skowhegan. St. Albans, W. Va., December 14— Washington, December 14 — Senate, warrant issued and treasure and that the of hostili- Following by Judge Martine, the Skowhegan. December i4_Thn irh. fecliDg Charles Hess and Fent Duval, chairman;commerce; finance; mines and 1.. II TT ..Si-A C* A _ A. A _.. boysotie. is the forecast of the weather for Maine: being grand larceny in the first de- 4/ *u one UUIVUU Ifuinu XJlllnlll Quarrelled at school last and Hess mining. charge annual session of the Maine State Friday, nortbest Mr. McMillin—District of gree. Field’s fnmilv were informed that Grange furnishes a powerful argument against stabbed Duval iatally. On tho same day, Colder; winus; increasing cloudi Columbia, commences here chairman; agriculture and the arrest would be made. He will be ar- tomorrow forenoon. annexation. •lames Jarvis, another boy, resisted Prof. ness, followed by snow Tuesday evening. forestry; post and in the offices ana post roads; education ana labor. raigned tomorrow. There are 220 subordinate grangos, each Thirty-One Drowned, Eddy, fight cut Eddy lour times Mr. with a pen knife. At Belruout near hero Liebig Mnadersnn—Printing, chairman; entitled to representation by a master and London, December 14 —British ship ail* a Company’s-«. m m*. ~ Local Weather Picf. Clarence Singleton was stabbed five Report. rules; milit«ry affairs; Indian affairs. ALIMONY ALLOWED HER. his wife. This Enterkin was wrecked during the session is likely to be the gale tunes yesterday by one of ills pupils, whom Portland, Me., December 14,1891. Mr. Mitchell—Claims, chairman; judi- Saturday night, in the North Sea largest of any previous sessions. he had whipped 011 Friday. ciary ; post offices and post roads; trans- The crew of 31 with the 18 A. M. 18 P. M The Court Provides financial Aid for The men, exception of ——cXlfllCl 01 portation routes to and of the oBBli seabord; privileges larger part delegates are here to- one apprentice, were drowned. naromcter.129.934 30 208 claims. Mrs. BEST elections; Nicaraguan Young Blaine, night. The citizens gave them a Thermometer. 37. 31. Mr. Morrill—Finance, chairman; public reception Foreign Notes. new Poiut. 27. in Coburn Hall this 21 buildings and gro mds; additional evening under the Humidity. 69. 66. accom'J Mr. Keane,the McCarthyite candidate for PUREST CKEAPES1 modations mr me library of Deadwood, S. D., December 14.—In the direction of the Board of Trade. BEEF Wind. W N Congress; Presi- Parliament lor Waterford, has withdrawn TEA civil service and retrenchment. of Mary vs. dent Anderson of the Board of Velocity.5 13 petition Nevins-Blaine James Trade gave and Michael Davitt has consented to stand Weather. Mr. Paddock—Agriculture and the address of welcome and INVALUABLE P. C. Cl’dles forestry, G. Blaine, Jr., in the circuit court of South ex-Qovernor for the seat. chairman; to audit and control the cou- Robie responded for the for Meandailv ther.. ..38.41 Max. velwind.,20 W* Dakota at Deadwood this Grange. M B In the Kitchen Soups, Sauces tincent expenses of the morniDg, the Hunt, the Master, will deliver the Advices have been received to the effect Maximum ther.45 8 Total ... Senate; pensions; annual precip .0 said that Emin Pasha and Stuhlmau have dis- and made Dishes. Minimum tiler.3l.0| public lauds; Indian depredations; addi- court ordered that the Mary Nevins- address tomorrow afternoon. The e'ection tion f any ether roads ; on l,u-tnes» that may m. improvements the Mississippi named “The Blaine Republtcau Club.” mark. come before p. 75th meridan time, the observations legaEy them, wiihe held at then' river. Reciprocity With the West Indies. the acticu cf the Roman banning house on the twelfth for each station These officers wore elected: President, Following TUESDAY, day being given in this order: Mr. Platt—Territories, chairman; judi- in the Januaiy, 1802, at o’cloc* a. m. Catholic church Manitoba Episco- direction of the ciary; patents; revision of laws. New Yobk, Decembers—a Washing- John F. Hill; vice presidents, Treby John- GHO. 0. EKTKKS, Cashier. Temperature, wind, state palian church has applied to the courts to r. ., Mr. Plumb—Public ton special says that Dec. 11, 1801. decUeojtd of the weather: lands, chairman; ap- reciprocity negotia- son, Fred C. Hersey, Fred Cony, W. H. vote sufficient funds to maintain Episcopal District of tions with the sugar colonies of propriations; Columbia; trans* producing Gannett, Geo. D. Haskell; secretary, Chas, schools in Canada. Boston, 42°, N, cloudy; New York, 54°, porration and sale of meat Great Britain in tnr We6t author- NW, products. Indies, A revolutionary movement M in progress A cloudy; Philadelphia, 54°, NW, Mr, Power—Te examine the ized under the McKinley bill, have reached S. Hichborn; treasurer. E. C. Dudley;ex- BOTTLE OF cloudy; several in Sao Paulo* Brazil, the object bsiu,; to t Washington, 48°, W, partly branches of the civil service, a satlfaotory conclusion in every case ex- ecutive committee, A. M. Goddard. cloudy: Buf- chairman; depose the governor of the province, i'h rs i Albany, 36°, N, cloudless; railroads; transportation and sale of meat cept that of Jamacia. The conventions falo, 32°, NE. After far the insurgents have only succeeded Ir t Absolutely f*uro, cloudy; Detroit, 40°, E, products; mines and mining; improvement agreed upon involve the Interests of Trini- Forty Years’ Service. rain; Chicago, 54°, SE, cloudy; St. Paul, 40°. dad and ousting a number of local official*. in me Mississippi river Barbadoes, together with those of A c»earri of tartar baking powder. High- N, rain; Dnluth, 34°, NE. rain; St. Vtn- Biddkfokd, December 14.—Thomas H. The government pi to i Mr. Proctor—To establish an University Demarara, in British Guiana, m the case Canadian opes* cent, 24°, NW, Huron. So. a of bait means of : est of all in leavening strength.-Latest i cloudy; Dak., of the United States, chairman; revision of Jamacia the question at issue is the Emery, who has taught school 40 succes- keep supply by cold U. 24J. NW, cloudy; Bi'*riHr>*b,24°, NW, of amount of revenue ai d sell it to ti«berB>?r. sotiatii laws; immigration; military affiirs; which that colony is sive years, mote than half of that time as storage S. Government Food Jioport, EOK CllKlVlilAS. cloudless; Jacksonville, will not be necessary lor them to | 64°, SJS,cloudless. private lauaclaims; organization; conduct asked to relinquish* procure > principal 01 Uua 9owner street grammar i bait in Newfoundland- A

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THOUGHT CONSUMPTION HIM A BURGLAR. VIEWED THE LOCATION. lUSVSLJUNBOVH. raiSrELJLANBOCm. In tti How Two Boarders Maufcd JEncU Otliei; by City Government Committee Rode Over Mistake in the Dark. tlo city name Is not exactly Poor, but near council, appointed at the last meeting t:> t»y rt>c wroRo^t enough that name for the purpose of this story. consider the various propositions of the He lives in and & Rochester railroad in to Portland, had a queer ex- Portland regard • perience the other night. Mr. “Poor’' land transactions with the city, met yester- runs a freight train and arrives la the city day at the Portland & Rochester station. Cheirrfisctoraf other jfyers every night, reaching his boarding There were present Aldermeu Clark and Now tt soothe? house at about 11 o’clock. Ho is generally Birnie, Councilmen Kehoe and Prince and Open! the last man to come Into the and it the City Solicitor. President Wescott, •{‘vs isrfsamatf house, ttaw.'fts, is an understood thing that ho is to turn Treasurer Conant and Superintendent ft!os ogp-sat^ravum, out a hall lamp as he comes in and ascend Peters represented the railroad. In Mr. to his of the ‘ and has;*sui room which is two flights up, in Conaut’s office plans proposed new darkness. The other night he went up one location of the road from Deering bridge MILLETT, EVANS & CO. reoovvry, flight of stairs and noticed he had loft the to the Grand Trunk bridge were to be seen. lamp burning. He went down again and Mr. Wescott pointed out the two lots which Dr. J. O. & Co. turned the the wished to secure from the Ayer light out, then went up company do wecall this an Sale? stairs again. This raado his two city, one at tho foot of Hanover street, the Why Lowell, Maes. flights, Mvertising t and he turned into the room at the head of other on the Eistern Promenade. We have now open for Christmas the finest vari- the stairs, which was situated on the second A special train was then taken and the floor, as his own was on the third. With- party went to the Rochester coal wharf. ety of we have ever displayed, comprising Dress out striking a light, as he thought he knew Mr. Wescott explained that the company MOTHERS the room perfectly, Mr. “Poor” commenced wisehd to change their present tormiuus by Goods in all grades, Silks in Colors and Black. BECAUSE to disrobe making as little noise as possi- putting in a Y, commencing at the draw of Realise the loss of great their children ble. In the process ho made a jingle of the Grand Trunk bridge and running in in when young from or lack of vi- disease, loose coins In his pockets and instantly the rear of the transfer station to the slope tality, and many times it comes from the Philistines were him. He was of the Promenade, into which a cut of of the attending nurse. upon whacked twice over the about 52 feet will be This cut Shawls, Rrelessoess> It inherited, climate, or disease de- bead, half choked required. Baskets, It is a well known tact that it is not ot use to artvar- veloped from carelessness, there is re- to death, thrown down and jumped on and will run along the shore of the cove, com any lief and life is out to saved by the use of finally thrown in a corner with a speed of ing the present line under Tukey’s Cloakings, Celluloid Goods, about forty miles a minute. Mr “Poor” bridge. Of this slope, the railroad people tise unless advertisements are backed HUBDOCK’S FOOD. a own Table 8-4, In your LIQUID is small man, but he is tough and well all but about 16,000 square feet, which Covers, 6-4, 10*4, Fancy Baskets, decorated and This is one of many cases that we seasoned and he stood up in a second and is the city’s property aud which it is de- Chinelle and Raw can furnish, to show the value of our grappled with the supposed buglar. After sired to purchase. Silk, undecorated, with at Pood ALL up good goods Liquid OYER OTHER a fierce struggle In which the furniture of This place was looked over and the party TREATMENTS, AND WHEN ALL OTH- the room was wrecked then went to the foot of Hanover street to Table Damask, ER TREATMENTS FAIL. and the whole house Leather Goods, awakened, the landlord burst the door in view the lot there. This a strip 260 feet 450 Fifth aventtn. New York City I and with a in his lcng and 100 wide, lying across the foot of Napkins, July 3, ’91. } lamp hand showed Mr. Toilet Cases, “Poor” the about half on each side. The Murdock Liquid Food Co.. Boston, Mass. : sitting on the man who roomed he- street, low railroad own land on each side of Tray Cloths, Qentlenwn—I have sent you by mail a photo- him, with his hands closely locked company Manicure Sets, ffraoh ol ms tour children litoral, thinning that about his fellow-boarder’s throat. it and desire to complete their right of way. LOW PRICES. R might Interest you a little, as they were all Fa and Ma In a few From Hanover street the train ran Cloths, four Drought up on your Liquid Food as tlieir minutes Mr. "Poor” went up slowly Fancy, Drapes, standard diet, most the one on the out over especially another flight of stairs to his own room, the new extension to the corner of right of the When he was about six picture. St. John where the 5 O’clock Covers, '■11 ,lL" 1 n 1 months old he was very sick from having been and sat down and thought that tome people street, proposed Wash- Cushions, given sour milk by a careless nurse—in fact was sometimes made mistakes. burn and Longfellow avenues were exam- •o bad tbe physician was unable to leave the as as in Doylies, nouse for two weeks, during which time the ined, well the knoll the city held Eider Down Pillows, child was virtually dead from waut of nutrition, Y. P. S. C, E. from which gravel may be taken to [fill the as he was unable to whatever keep anything fiats. Fringed Table Sets, Me on his stomach. After trying all the known filers, MEN’S OVERCOATS. CHILDREN’S OVERSOWS. prepared foods, both foreign and domestic— Entertainment at the Second Parish Last On the return trip the partyjwalked over none of which were of use—the any physician, the old Portland & Kennebec Hemstitched Table Sets, Plain Bine as a final hope, had me buy a bottle of your Evening. embankment, Linen Handkerchiefs, Chinchilla Overcoats from at $1, 2, 3, 3.50, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 10 Liquid Food, .nd ftom the very first five drops looking at the sewer and the fiats which $3.T>8 to $18. and 12. given he began to rally, and has been in most Cardinal Table Covers, excellent healtb ince. The delegation from this city who went are to be filled. When (the train reached Hemstitched Linen Handker- Kersey ami Melton Omicoats, Whenever any of them show any signs of to Minneapolis representing the societies the railroad station a formal {meeting was double and single at weakness whatever we Immediately give them (•hiofa breasted, of Christian Eudeaver at held In the car and Alderman Clark, Couu- Towels, CHILDREN'S HOOD ULSTERS. your Liquid Food, and it always acts like a the convention in $10, $12, $15, $18 and $20. cnarm in restoring them to health. that city, entertained a cilmen Randall and Kehoe were appointed large number of TtlanbAfa. at low Very truly yours, members of a sub-committee to consider the to be Initial Lineu prices. ARTHUR J. PUR8ELL. the society in the vestry of the price Handkerchiefs, mei’s ULSTERS. Second Parish church last evening, A put upon the lots. case that has been under medical Wrapper Blanket Any bountiful supper was served, after which Embroidered Silk Handker- SHORT PANT treatment for three months and no re- Captain Couch’s Dinner Party. Gray Ulsters at $•>, worth $7. SUITS. the following toasts were responded to: lief we will carry free of expense, with Crib Dark Check Ulsters at $6. $8 "The Journey Out,” The Sarnia is to satl today noon. Last Blankets, chiefs, from $1.50 to 15. Hurdoek’s Liquid Food until cared or responded toby Miss and $10. made better. Elizabeth Fogg; "Doings in Car No. 3,” evening Captain Couch gave a dinner party to about of his most Puffs, Embroidered Mull responded to by W. H. Pennell in a letter, forty-five friends, of Handker- them from Free street where 000 Mr. Pennell being unable to be present; chnrcb, KNEE PAN1S. Couch attends Colored Blankets, MEN’S SUITS. "Experiences at Niagara,” responded to by Captain always when he is chiefs, Mr. W. J in this port. The tables in the broad from to from 25 eents to $2. Knight; "Other Experiences at Qailted Lasting Skirts, $5 $25. Niagara,” responded to by Miss Sadie dining room of the Sarnia were spread China Silk Handkerchiefs, Knight; “Pleasant People Met,” respond- with the best the ship afforded—which is BOYS’ OVERCOATS. FURNISHING GOODS. ed to by Miss Oertrude Burrowes; "An- saying considerable. Capt. Couch wel- Ginghams, Fancy Silk Handkerchiefs, drew Presbyterian Church, Minneapolis,” comed his guests in a few well-chosen Boys* Bine Chinchilla Over- 50 dozen Lined Oil Tan Gloves Children’s responded to by Mrs. J. F. Hawfces; words, after which Rev. B. L. Whitman Percales, Handkerchiefs,1 coats at $6, and $10. at worth 50c. * $5, $7,$8 29c, "Pranks at the Victoria,” Mr. Oscar Hunt; asked the blessing. At the close of the Boys’ Kersey and Melton Over- dinner Mr. Colored C. and H. Unlaundered White “The Journey Home,” Mr. Frederick W. Whitman moved a vote of Aprons, Bordered Handker- coats at $10. aad $15. $8, $12, at 37 1 Small; "Odds and Ends,” Miss C. F. Lib- thanks to Capt. Couch, and the same was Shirts 2c, worth 50c. Mr. adopted with Follow- chiefs, by. Arthur Leach acted as toastmas- hearty unanimity. Kid Gloves, Linene Reversible Collars at Tills building was tbe Free came a formerly Surgical ter. A letter of regret was read from Rev. ing brief programme of music and BOYS’ Hospital foi Women, and supported by the Mur- ULSTERS. 18 cents per box. dock Mr. Brokaw. reading participated m by Mrs. Theodore Silk Ties, Liquid Food Company, Boston (uow ethir Far and works). Over 3000 women were treated in Lined Gloves, at $6. $8, $10 $12. Contoocoek, A., Shirts and six Remarks by Rev. W. W. of Johnson, Miss Elizabeth King, Mrs. De years at a cost of $1.00 a Sleeper day, Including opera- Garmo and Miss Elizabeth C. Beys’ Hood Ulsters at $12, $15 Drawers at $1.08, worth $1.25 tions—which would amount to over $u 0,000— Stoneham, Mass., and others, and musical Hinds. Fans, to prove the value of Nutrition as ound in selections closed the Captain Couch is himself an accomplished Kid Mitteng, and $16. at wholesale. Murdock’s Food. The last 1000 evening. Liquid opera- and tions were made with a loss of 6 deaths. elocutionist, entertained his guests Suspenders, OBITUARY. > with the rendering of one of his favorite Silk Mittens, The last 882 operations were made Pocket Books,] with pieces, descriptive of the life boat’s perils. only one death, and consisted of Mrs. Mary A. Libby. Capt. Gibson, of the Oregon, was present. Hand Capital cases.46 Expiration of the To the Editor of the Press: Umbrellas, Bags. Rectal “. 26 heart. 12 as a guest. Laceration of Cer- Curvature. 40 Last Friday afternoon the many friends vix.129 Recission of Knee rf Mrs. Mary A. of A Great Horse Trot. Rupture of Perito- Joint. 2 (Parker) Libby, wife Mr. ■ neum. 49 Excision and Draln- BeDjamtn Llhby, were made to realize There was an exciting horse trot on Com- i Procldentla. 38 9 age. the loss they had sustained in her transla- mercial ON . Vescio Vaainal Fis- Removal Caruncle street, yesterday afternoon, be- SATURDAY, DEC. 12, tula. 2 of Meatus. 3 tion from this, to the new life of which she tween Rysdyk’s Hambletonian 2d, and Removal of Cysts.. 6 Uterus. 2 so Replacing had strong a hope. Her Jones’? Unknown. Both horses were Polypo. 6 Dilation. 12 quiet, pleasant, ii 1 TV_:_*1_SV.ii *7 to W4 liaum X imposition, ready assist others in time hitched to barrel wagons. The Hambleto- Recto. 2 )f A trouble, especially endeared her to a nian was driven by his owner, Mr. Thomas Photograph of Soldiers’ Monument will be given to The women of Massachusetts die, 29, targe circle of friends and acquaintances Hall of Duck Pond, and the other by his New York 82, Pennsylvania 80, to the who desire to extend their heartfelt sym- owner. The start was made at the foot of customers purchasing goods to the amount of 1000, annually. pathy to the bereaved husband, sou and Maple street. Both horses got away at a These results show that the value of Nutrition laughter in this their sad affliction. five-minute whica $10.00 worth or at oue time. M found in Murdock’s Llqui 1 Food lu prevent- spanking gait, they kept upwards ing relapse after operations, as t is as great Funeral services this afternoon, at 2 up to the head of Uuion wharf, when the as in curing all classes of disease, as it makes ■ j'olock, from her late No. 98 Hambletonian saw a of b ef in new blood faster than all food preparations residence, quarter SB known, and new blood will cleanse the system Clark street. • * Dyer’s, and jumped about four feet side- of disease, as well as heal the wounds after Hon. wise. This lost him his operations. Josiah Minoit. position, and the N. H Unknown took the lead. To avoid possi- CONGOBD, , December 14.—Hon. CO Meek’s Food ToslaU Miuoti died this afternoon aged 73. ble collislqns, the teams were placed ou Liquid Company, He was a well known lawyer, one of his different sides of the track. At the head jiyan ssostok M,w&Ftt aw partners being ex-President Franklin CO IRA F. CLARK of Central wharf Jones shook out a reef & Pierce, tnrm CO., in his hors a and let him run Augustine Hatch. about 100 rafi A GOOD yards. This placed him so far ahead that Bath, December 14.—Yesterday after- it was a lost race to the Hambletonian CO noon Augustine Hatch, who for twenty- ■ One Price ive years has been a leading photographer then and there. Mr. Hall, however, kept Spot Cash Clothiug House, iere, died at the age of forty-six years. going at a 410 gait, aud had the satisfac- CHRISTMAS He was bom in Litchfield and at the age GIFT. tion of saving the distance. The race In Our Sfook Be >f sixteen years enlisted for the war. He WBay Found ended somewhere near Pearl was a member of the Sagadahoc Gun Club street. 482 ind of Dunlap Commaudery. HARD LEATHER CONGRESS STREiEiT. Boston A’ RUBBER, AND ELASTIC 4lw Maine. Of every kind. Our long experience enables us to furnish TRUSSES aec9_ Uttering the Street*. practically construct- Webster’s New "The Boston and Maine Directory has ed of the best material. To the Editor of the Press: now been filled to the satisfaction, it is A PERFECT FIT IS 8UARAHTEED IN EVERY INSTANCE OR MONEY REFUNDED. of tlie I think if “The Man About Town’’ of thought, interest which runs the We would call speoiel attention to our SOME OF OUR road. Of those who think SEUMODTPRl® course, people ;he Argus should drop that eye of his glass they see a change for the better are at IMPROVED RAD. International le would see more than he aow does. Every periect liberty to do so. but there are By their use the most difficult forms of HERNIA can be retained. tutter is filled with all manner of papers, others who think differently. To be sure, the incoming directors represent a with occasionally au old hat or shoe thrown large Colored amount of capital, but what else do they CS-3EJO. 0„ Velvets 98 cents, former price $1.25 n for variety. I was walking on the west- Corner lETEtTSTB:, represent? Do they represent, for in- Congress and Franklin Streets, Portland, Me i jrly side of Lincoln Park not long since stance, conservatism, or more than nomi- English Silesia 12 1-2 cents,, former price 17 cents Dictionary, md were in was a nal ownership? Will the speculative plain sight dirty old character of the be redeemed? :ast-ofi boot—a man’s boot. management Lining Cambrics 3 former price 6 cents Look at the It is rather to be teared that that it will cents, FOE sidewalks nod at the SALE BY gutters lower part of not.”—[Commercial Bulletin. Pree street, to the outrageous condition of 46 inch Serges 59 cents, former price 75 cents Srown where all manner The recently elected board of directors FORTHE street, of wrap- HOLIDAYS. ling paper and pasteboard is thrown. of the Boston & Maine Railroad met on Striped Cloakings 98 former I'his street is the nuisance of the advortis- C n f n vr A A WE cents, price $1.25 U a Uu Ui LJ vv HAVE THE FINEST LINE OF LORI . ng papers and cards, sown broadcast. It i The old officers were White Lawn 8 novao aocitl was the other a organize. re-elected, former 15 cents only day neighbor of ours Miscellaneous and cents, price rad just had his man his lawn in fine Frank Jones as chalrmou and Illustrated, Standard, Juvenile put Sigourney ___ >rder. when oce of these aiivertisiriar fiomis Butler, clerk. Nothing further was done same along and scattered his unsightly and the meeting adjourned after a session BOYNTON, icrans all over the place. Housekeepers ire in for of about 10 minutes. Messrs. and 547 Congress St, despair, after sweeping one waik Whitney ill the contents of the gutters are blown Haynes, the New York members of the ETTA M. OWEN & iver the sidewalks. EVER DISPLAYED II CO., board ol directors, were present. PORTLAID, It is a disgrace to a like I bare the beat Nickel Alarm Clocks city ours, and I Also a Full Lino of o88 Congress Street. sever saw it so bad. This littering _ dec8 in the city, and I will warrant them up eodu with pacers! Horses are of leu badiy BOOK.DDTS ana to time. the about A. CARDS. keep perfect frightened by blowing of paper R. & £. A. DOTEM, n the streets. Then there are the side- Dissolution. walks in front of onr provision and con- »n«» leather run cms. fectionary store?. It is positively sieken- an* fjlHK co-partnership heretofore existing un- Real Estate and J. tier tile Arm uame of DUNCAN BROTH BOYNTON, ng to walk down street and Loans. Congress the ERS ec and coniDOsrd lower of 0-, of Geo. F. Duncan, C47 Congress St. part Free street. If the occupants Henry E Duucan and Frank H. LHtie. is this )l' such stores cannot take the trouble to $50v000 to Loan day dissolved bv niutu .l consent. Goo. F. Dun- wash can their sidewalks they might surely STEVENS &, JONES and Henry E. Duncan retiring. 1 ne busi- uveep them, aud it the police would iu- In large or small amounts. Parties wishing to COMPANY, ness will be continued as heretofore at the Gold MI3S A. L. SAWYER. build can be accomodated. same location, uuder the ttnn Pens, iuce some of the crowd in name of F. H. Pencils, expectorating Under P'almoutli LITTLE & CO the Teacher of Shorthand and front of some of our Hotel. by remaining panner, f" Toot Typewriting, hotels to “move on.” H who wi Picks, etc. COMMERCIAL PAPER. Little, I receive all assets and as- IBrovna A. EVENINGS UNTIL CHRISTMAS. sume all the liabilities of said Slack, S3T CeaifreiwSl., _ it and J oaf Duncan Brothers Koowa 4, JBuilding, decOPEN & Co. POICTLAND, MAIN SS. Portland Council It. & S. M. of thP UNION ©ft KXCHAN 03-JHj STREET GEO. F. DUNCAN. uom- {or rny29ooitI 'pavv ti'v.insukanck _3end circular._ Portland Council, It. & S. M elected the juleodiy HENRY E. DUN*IAN, t*AN ypmhrnw among ofnpr!*. Ordinary _ FitANK. H. LITTLE. Lift!, Ordinary Idle witlr an following officers last „ „ Adjusted night: Portland, Me., Dec. 5.1B01. deejadlw r.TJTE Pw *,>r y? T'nr!*’ limited Kay- 3.1. M.—Charles E. Snow. FOR CHRI8TIV8AS ;aent Life and Kndowmeut.s. I). M.—Edwin F. Vose. BOYNTON7 P. C. of \V.—S. O. Shaw. 1247 Congress St. Treas.—Loader W. Fobes. SCHLOTTERBECK’S Keeorder—Chas. \). Smith. < B“oynto]u517 Con(ie,fi SI. I* Silver Plated Caps for Child C. of 6.—Chas. M. Pierce. C. of C. GERMAN COLOGNE. reii, $1, $1.50, $2, $2.50. -Edwin ti. .Jackson. 547 Congress Street, Make the boy hapoy by buy* Warranted Committee of finance—Stephen Berrv ! l Qaaaruplo Plate. Coavers 0. Lsach, Millard F. Hicks. j □OYNTOij*dW Solid Gold Watches, ing oneof my $8 Waltham & i Si*5iiotter!>eck Foss u»18 j oedftwlj Waltham & Elgiu, $25, 28, 30. i Watches for him. c». state has contributed to history: Blaine, the home. JUHCELLlNEOlId. CLOTHIP(«. THE WHEELS IN MOTION. Morrill, Fessenden, Hamlin, Reed and CABE OF CABPET8 % many more in the earlier days. The THE Standard One of Mr. Blaine’s favorite walks is Considerations of cleanliness and econ- Clothing to the magnificent new house which his omy demand a few words on carpets and has its has Congress B'guu Work of friend, Senator Hale, just occupied, rugs. It one has any desire to keep a car- Company. but a few blocks from Mr. Blaine’s own pet fresh looking and whole for afiy our Laws. Another walk which Mr. more Making residence. length of time something should be Our Clearance Blaine often takes is to the house of done than mere scrapiDg with a broom. It What is Special John R. McLean, three squares from the is well to throw on the Sale of Men’s Mr. Wellman Thinks the Men Who Com- before sweeping andBoys’ Red House, as the home of the secretary floor either salt or waste tea leaves. This the More Interest- four or Suits increases with pose Legislative Body of state is called in should be done some five minutes popularly Washing- before commencing to sweep. Coarse ing Than Tlieir Official Doings—Personal ton. Now that Hitt every day. Congressman is brooms will cot a carpet, and although im- Gossip About Congressmen and Others. back in Washington, a third house has perceptible at first, it will at length show been added to Mr. Blaine’s list, and as its ravages in the largely increased num- [Special Correspondence.] ber of shreds or sprouts, if the often as not he takes in all three of them especially Our Suits at the prices Dec. 10.—The carpet be a pile fabric. Washington, congres in one far stroll. So as I can ascertain, A corn broom soaked in water Is rend- make lional wheels are in but very acceptable again motion, ■ these three are about the only families dered tougn and pliable, and Is less liable nothing in the whole legislative machine to cut then in Its ordinary condition. An Christmas in town with which he keeps up any con- gifts. is so as the men who make it clothes-brurh or shoe-brush is interesting tinued and familiar intercourse. ordinary Mr. F. STORY, Augusta, Ms. and are a of it. one best adapted to fine carpets. When car- go who part As sits of Senator Palmer, Illinois, is one of pets are very dirty they should be cleaned in the gallery and looks down upon the Castoria is Dr. Samuel Pitcher’s prescription for Infants There are Please Listen to an Old the most interesting of all the new men by beating and shaking. The usual May important Soldier, 400 men who are here to make the na- Is enough fora in contains in congress. He has already become a beating geneially carpet and Children. It neither Opium, Morphine nor to be stated about tion’s laws he discerns so interest- wear, but no law can be laid things many favorite with about ordinary prime everybody the down this subject. If a is other Narcotic substance. It is a harmless substitute now FORTY YEARS A SUFFERER ing figures, so many great careers, so upon carpet the clothing-selling Capitol. He is a good deal such a man much used aod exceedingly dusty, more AND many individuals about whom gossip Is than for Paregoric, Drops, Soothing Syrups, and Castor Oil. carried forward as Mr. Thurman was—plain, kindly, ap- shaking or beating required were being NOW and story cluster, that he hardly knows it seldom worn. A dirty carpet literally CURED. proachable and as fall of good humor as It is Pleasant. Its guarantee is thirty years* use by here. Prices have been where to choose his I see one infects a room. If you consider the enor- If X am allowed to others subjects. his old skin can stick. judge by He has one re- mous quantity of organic matter from the Millions of Mothers. Castoria Worms and myself, I say that everybody can be bright young man, with a face like that destroys allays without for markable characteristic, and that is a feet of people treading upon it, this Is by precedent cured, if you only use the proper remedy. of a and a god smile that would win the no means feverishness. Castoria prevents vomiting Sour Curd, I have, during my many years' suffering, love for locality. Having become at- surprising. cheapness, upon lots of tried a different kinds of heart of a child or woman, in whom I It is unnecessary for ns to tell one that a great many tached to one seat in the sen- cures Diarrhoea and Wind Colic. Castoria relieves and have also particular be It of or remarkable medicine, employed good take a good deal of interest. His name carpet lining, newspaper cotton- magnitude. Physicians. Would get relief for a short ate chamber, I suppose if General Palmer batting, greatly saves the wear of a car- teething troubles, cures and time, but could not seem to is Bryan, and he comes from Nebraska, constipation flatulency. this is un- get perma- were to live fifty years, and remain in pet and prevents the accumulating dust in “People say” nently cnred until I usedGroder’s Botanic where he is a lawyer, who has been sent the cracks nf the floor from rising and in- Castoria assimilates the food, regulates the stomach Dyspepsia Syrnp, then at once X noticed the senate all that time, could will nothing it. In a badly soiled car- healthy, buyers a change. In the first place, it to congress for his first term. I want to juring cleaning regulated induce him to give up this seat. When should be used. Brus- and bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. Cas- my constipation trouble, and in a short watch Mr. as a He has pet, great precaution expect everything in time Bryan type. he in the habit of his coat sels Wiltons or velvet my stomach began to perform its gets hanging tapestries, carpets toria is the Children’s Panacea—the Mother’s Friend. ws /-v iiMiinn a! work. food been in Washington more than a week, igv/iuw uuuuuc«jl lutjmuij. My digested, my headache on a particular peg that peg takes such may be cleaned with ox-gal), one pint to a disappeared, and all the rest of my and took an active part in the speaker- pail of water. An ordinary scrubbing- troubles, such as Sour Stomach. Heart. hold of him that if the peg were to be and at ridiculous contest. In that he learned bru'h should be used, and afterwards the prices. burn, Palpitation of the ship struggle removed he would a Heart, Ner- think bright page carpet should be vigorously rubbed with a Castoria. Castoria. vousness, Com- what seemed to be a revelation to him— Messrs. Van Bloating Spells, Kidney had been tom out of coarse water Rip Pains all his life’s history. cloth; fresh should then be Is an excellent medicine for chil- “ plaint, sharp Pleurisy through mnorrARRinnnl nr*! i ria is larcrplv "Castoria Castoria Is so well adapted to children that my body. X am now, as can see, in axc iiiies me uiu tne wnicu applied. its you tilings, Liangs dren. Mothers have repeatedly told me of I recommend it as to Winkle, Wayback, Dry- good flesh, and healthy, thanks to Groder’s made up of lying, duplicity, insincerity, Before commencing the above operations superior any prescription Hours he knows. He always eats at the same good effect upon their children.” known to me.” Used-to-be & Syrup. respectfully, two facedness, treachery'. tue carpet snouiu oe ueaien tin wen ireea asdust, F. Story, Augusta, Me. table in the senate restaurant, and al- from dust, and stretched and nailed firm- Dr. G. C. Osgood, H. A. Archer, M. D., Mr. is an honest stick to the Bryan young man, same to the should be Mass. Ill So. Oxford N. Co., say, v -——-- ways the thing. When he goes out ly floor. It wiped perfect- Lowell, St., Brooklyn, T. good fresh from the boundless prairies of the ly dry. A small portion only of this should for a little bitters to ward off the ma- " is the best for children of " Our in the old ways, and sell OIIR faith in be done at a and a warm Castoria remedy physicians children’s depart- buy Tfll DDfflUC west, and this discovery amazed and ap- laria of this time, sunny day, r the Washington climate, as when will be should be se- which I am acquainted. I hope the day Is not ment have spoken highly of their experi- in the fashion and IU nil medicine. palled him. “If this is national politics,” drying rapid, regular fir most of the senators do, he always stands lected for the work. A carpet treated in far distant when mothers will consider the real ence In their outside practice with Castoria, he “I think I will back home said, go this manner be refreshed in of and use we will do better. On and after October 1,1891, we give every in one particular place and adheres will greatly Interest their children, Castoria in- and although only have among our you and there. I don’t think I want to its will person selling our medicine the privilege of stay to one brand of medicine. At colorings. Ingrain carpets scarcely stead of the various quack nostrums which are medical supplies what is known as regular Haven’t six bottles for $0.00, and strictly bear the without so you seen—you selling guarantee engage in politics of this kind.” “Oh,” scouring becoming their loved ones, by we are free to confess that the that m case does no home he has one chair dedicated to destroying forcing opium, products, yet it you good you can his very soft that they will become almost im- man of middle or receive back. Head said an old member, “you will ac- soothing syrup and other hurtful merits of Castoria has won us to look with age less your money guaranty get own use, and when it is mediately soiled again. This may in some morphine, with bottle. We claim to cure occupied by down their favor it." every Dys- customed to it after a time, and I ven- measure be by them agents throats, thereby sending upon —hundreds pepsia, Headache, Sour Stomach, some one he stands. prevented brushing of worthy Heartburn, ture to that when over with a weak solution of in them to premature graves.” United Hospital and Kidney Complaint, Neuralgia, Distress after predict the next speak- Here is old hot, size Dispensary, Senator Morrill with us Do. J. F. business men stranded of the Heart, Ner- contest comes on as water, to which a little alum has been aaded. Kincheuoe, Boston, Hass. eating, Palpitation Colic, ership you will be The senate vousness, Loss of again. chamber would not Curd soap, dissolved in hot water, may Ark. Allen 0. Sleep, Dizziness, Irregular- smart and adroit as of them.” “If Conway, Surra, Pres., on the sand3 of ity of the Appetite, Pleurisy Pains, Bloat, any look natural without this fine old head be used instead of ox-gall, but it is more trade, Wind on the Stomach, and I I would be down to Hacking Cough, thought brought and those bent liable to injure the colors if they are pro- The Centaur Company, T7 Murray Street, New York City, left and And will it cure? Be- studiously shoulders. wrecked, high Constipation. why the sort of that I have seen duced by false dyes. When there are cause it is duplicity Mr. Morrill is now the oldest man Relaxing, Purifying, Soothing, in spots of on the carpet they should when the tide went and Healing. It is from the here,” said Mr. Bryan, “I would this grease dry compounded day congress, An be covered with curd soap, dissolved in purest roots and herbs, tree from Alcohol being nearly eighty-two. go and resign my seat in the house and and rubbed with a brush un- out because or Morphia. It is harmless to the smallest interesting meeting took place in the boiling water just they children like and it is far take the first train out of til the stains are removed, when the car- child; it, superior Washington.” senate chamber yesterday. Senator ecll dlawTIy confined their horizon to to Castor Oil and all other preparations. I liked that and this pet must be cleaned with warm water as Now, reply, young Coke took over to the aristocratic end Call for Groder’s Botanic Dyspepsia of nefore. The addition of a little gall to the Jewel Cases, Paper Cutters the rim of a dime? None man is worth watching. Which do you Syrup. genuine unless hearing our j the Capitol tall, lusty, western looking soap renders it more efficacious. Some per- Lap Tablets, SCONCES, trade-mark, the Beaver. think is the better the old mem- sons use a LORING, Letter ases. Stationery prophet, ; Mr. Bailey, a new member from the mixture of soap, fuller’s earth Times change. Woe ber who knows something of the influ- and turpentine. Mirrors, in Boxes, j Lone Star State and introduced him to Manicure sets. Scrap Books. betide the man too ences exerted life at the na- To remove spots of sugar glue, blood, al- 6R0DER by public Senator Morrill Extremes met in this Music Rolls, shaving Sets, THE DYSPEPSIA CURE ! bumen, from dyed tissues of wool, simply in COMPANY, tional or the man from Novelties Triplicate to with capital, young for Morrill is the oldest and washing with water is generally sufficient. stupid change WATERVIEEE, MAINE. instance, Sterling, mirrors, the prairies? For spots of grease, soap-water or ammonia SHORT & Prayer Books, Bailey the youngest man in congress. Thermometers, them. These great sales For varnish, resins, etc., turpentine, ben- oto- albums, Tra\ elino Bags, Another interesting young man is the The difference between their is ages then soap. For tallow, alcohol 95 Pocketbooks, Work Boxes, unusual movements are much talked of Sherman of Mas- zine; Hoar, more than half a century, or degrees. For wiue and fruit Silver Mounted, Whist Sore fifty-three vegetable, Playing Cards, Throat sachusetts. to find stains and red ink wash with warm Counters, natural. Everybody expects years. soap Photo Frames, Whist Prizes, perfectly They water or ammonia. For rust and black this 6cion of a rich and aristocratic fam- The question much mooted in Wash- ink, HARMON, Purses, Writing Folios. are because they ought Lameness ily somewhat aristocratic himself. But repeated washings with citric acid, if the ington, Can a congressman ride a bicycle color is well dyed; weak muriatic acid, if to be. The he isn’t. He has established abnormal is already and preserve his dignity? has been set- the wool Is of the natural color. For lime, Sore himself as one of the popular men of tled in the affirmative. Two of the lyes or alkalies, weak nitric acid, poured normal. You, the public, He mixes with the drop by drop, and rub with the fingers the congress. wild and most of the new fail of brightest promising spot previously moistened. For vin- HOLIDAY NOVELTIES, your rights if you westerners, the Tammany chaps from acids, O*. members of the house—Johnson of egar, fruit acids or mold. ammoDia, more do not the from Sorenas€/| the metropolis, the lusty fellows from Cleveland, and Owen Scott of Bloom- or less weak according to the tissue and Auto Aubums, Cabd Cases, get gains +Via frrAftfc nnrf.hwAftf. a a rAnrlilv a a with Celluloid BVERY effort has been their wheels with color. For tar and wagon grease, rub Albums, the vicissitudes of trade. ington, His.—brought Brush and Novelties, u made this to m m men with pumice stone, then soap, then let it year jm jm the college bred from his own sec- secure • them when came to Comb Sets, Dressino three desirable & i they Washington, stand; wash with m^m 4 **■ And be- tion. He has a handshake and a alternately turpentine Bronzes, Cases results la our assort- why? Simply hearty and may be seen fine and any day rolling up water.—Housekeeper. Backgammon Diaries, meat. for one. He looks like A VI rl A nrTM A AVTAMIIA AM aJm J- — cause in the trade revo- good story every -—.~ —- '—-— w OLD RECIPES. Boards, Dictionary n 011 a young farmer as much as anything and from the Book Racks, Stands,The Newest, I.HflfTTP C MfOOT Capitol. Other congress- New rules have not always the value of UUIItlOjtl lution you have stepped and now Bibles, Dominoes, The Best. ulluoli B else, that his congressional dis- men are of in talking indulging the same those which have borne the test of many a Booklets, Fine Memo. The Most forward two strides. trict has been enlarged to take in several Collar and Moderate long luxury, and the day may come when, if baking day. Some of those reliable Books, rural counties 1 he Cuff Boxes. Fountain Pens, Priced AnoncTmu Cu imagine is trying to we of the wheels of FIRST. You stood in the EBr speak legislation, it metbods are given below. Cribbage Fans, VrrUXllli w become a confirmed and accepted agri- will be to Family Bibles, that the market at- necessary pause and explain Apple Pudding—Have two of Boards, SECOND culturist. In this connection a clever quarts Card Sets, Goods in forded. The full as jobbers place. * whether wheels within auu Piles wheels or wheels Milieu quarieret* sour apples; piu mem Christmas Sterling,sortraent is for is told Mr. Hoar himself. ready PhaRIo TTaika —You stand in the Com- story by He tandem and rubber tired are in a stew pan with half a pint of water Cards, Gold Pens, your JliCUIO IlUllou* meant. inspection. wi mm aw ^ 1 n was out in the fields one the and a grating of nutmeg and set on the Cigar Oases Band Bags, day driving The we have with us. Taylors always stove. Now one inkstands. Female for the laborers on sift pint of flour, two Candlesticks, hay wagon his fa- It is one of the dec!2 becoming standing jokes small teaspoonfuls of baking powder, one- dtf face to face with the ther’s farm. He was attired in a flannel at the national capital that a house of halt teaspoonful of salt, a teaspoonful of f shirt and an old straw hat which he had and mix with OR retailer and manu- Complaints* representatives without five or six Tay- sugar quickly nearly one cno CHRISTMAS._ great and looked for all of sweet milk. Roll out the dough to fit picked up somewhere, lors in it would be an indication that the facturer who cloth the sauce pau and put it over the apples, buys the world like a farmer himself. The universal Rheumatism cataclysm was approaching. cover tightly and set the pan where It will and men sent him with a after trimmings direct light wagon In the last congress there were four Tay- cook half an hour constantly but not and on Ditson s some while this errand he Be sure that the from the mills that AND ALL tools, lors—one from Tennessee, one from Illi- violently. apples were pro- was accosted one of the of boiliDg when the crust wa3 laid over as by professors nois and two from Ohio. Now we have duce for that ensures the lightness. Serve with a them, cost and the divinity school near by. five, all that were in the last house, with molasses sauce. offer the finished Inflammation “My good man,” said the teacher of For the sauce boll gar- Sold only In our own bottle*, All one more from Ohio. An odd thing together for three- druggists. of an hour one of divinity, “cawn’t you drive me up to the about it is that the three Ohio quarters cup water and ment to you to wear,, at POND'S EXTBAGT CO.,765th*i*MN.Y. Taylors— one-half cup of molasses. Mix two table- railway station? I have to catch a train, Ezra John D. B., and Vincent A.—come spoonfuls of corn starch with four of that are a small and me has not come. Please prices carriage from adjoining districts, are all Repub- water and one of vinegar. Stir this now; that’s a fellow.” The mixture iuto the per cent, over cost of do, good licans, and no two of them are of the boiling molasses and wa- POM'S told ter. Add two tablespoonfuls of batter and young congressman him to jump in. same Walter family. Wellman. simmer for fifteen minutes The production. On the way to the station the minister longer. saDce should be started before the pudding While the of the beauties of rural Frieze Uls- .EXTRACT prated life. is made as the latter should be served as O" WIT AND Music Books. “Oh, the lovely flowers,” he exclaimed; WISDOM. soon as done. ters and fine overcoats coCINTMENT.It’s “how I love flowers. My good man, I Cream Pie—Two eggs, two-thirds cup are remarkable specific) Minister—I think we shculd saying“farewell” and suppose you are so accustomed to the have congrega- of sugar, a heaping tablespoonful of butter, Latest Series! Jost FURS. action the affected Med I upon parts tional singing. three tabtesponnfuls of milk, one cup of there are lots of them it beautiful flowers of the field, as you Ne Pins Ultra Piano Collection. gives supremo control over a one and one-half of Organist -Then we must have new organ. flour, teaspoonfuls 160 pages. Brilliant but easy pieces however pass them in your daily toil, that you do Bake in two 1. every the Put- Piles, severe. “Why so?” baking powder. layers. Ne Pins day, $12 not take notice of them whatevah.” “This For the cream, boil of a Ultra Ballad Collection. Also for Bums, any instrument is n’t powerful enough to three-quarters 160 nam hair line Scalds, drown’em of milk and pages. Latest and best songs. sack Suits Salt “Oh, yes; I notice them once in awhile,” out.”—New York Weekiy. cup one-half cup of sugar to- Eruptions, Rheum &c. Mix a Ne Pins Ultra and said gether. tablespoonful of corn starch Somr Chorns Coll’n. have down to Testimonials from all young Hoar, with Each has a gone $8 classes difficulty sup- If you wish a fine head of hair of a natural in a little cold milk and add a beaten egg, song ringing chorus. FURS. • its his merriment. A prove efficacy. Price BOc. pressing little farther hue use Hall’s Hair Reuewer. put in also a tablespoonful of butter and Ne Plus Ultra Dance Collection. and size Sold selling rapidly; by all Druggists or sent by mail on Mr. Hoar’s sister was met in the road, when the milk and sugar boil pour it over Every style of dance music; uot difficult. In one of the aristocratic mansions of the the and butter and 37 to 44. Standard on receipt of price. Put up onlv bv driving a dog cart. Of course she bowed cornstarch, egg stir All these books me large sheet music »ize German Flavor cool POND'S EXTRACT Faubourg Salm met otrnau announced rapidly. when and spread be- ANY VOLUME SENT POSTPAID Cheviot fast CO., 78 6th Ave., N. t and smiled to her brother and Mr. Hoar “Monsieur le Baron Lefevre.” tween the cakes. FOR 50c. Suits, black lifted ft* do me I am OLIVER DIfSON nov7 ST&Ti)rmtfow&w46 his hat to her. The teacher of Why you style baron? not a Steamed COMPANY. Bniup uu.iiis, ana me Mason auU you Boys’ Wool ! Mr. Hoar, “I shall have no in story little quickly. Pour the mixture into a BOYNTON, difficulty 10 old was to It drip- Hamlin, Wilcox and white, and Packard Parlor are TTriod Gnita « 1 +■ very to year girl listening intently you It won’t, AM WW V# A WMb V ping pan and bake twenty minutes. Eat Send for ready buy. VU) A V VI ui U 547 Congress Street. winning a re-election.” When he finished she fastened her eyes upon Organs. catalogue and terms. ice whilefresh. do yon any hirm to see ear Speaking of this aristocratic New lather s f and said very gravely: $3.50 that have been Gentlemen's Solid Silver ••Is that t up, Or are you pi eachlng now, papa. Cinnamon Buns—Reserve one quart of stock. $5, Stem Wind- England family reminds me that I saw CRESSEY * • —Argonaut. from the JONES, _ dough bread and work In a and Walth m and cup We cat those Collars of $6.50 $8. log Elgin Watches, in the senate corridor the other a of sugar and two tablespoonfuls 394 ( onurru Street, large day Ayer’s Sarsaparilla is a perfect cure for scrof- of butter Portland, lHaine & of fine lads from and roll half an inch cut oppobitk city ball, Far and do all kinds of Our Suit at $10,911. 91‘5* $15 920. pair New England, that dreaded taint in the human thick; into buns, ap2l eodly making “Rugby*’ ula, system. with and walking arm in arm to look for their spread sugar cinnamon and let and repairing. is of BB ATE FCI.—COMFORTING. Paradoxical. rise before baking.—N. E. Farmer. $5.00 deserving fathers. Each of these boys is the son of a Dukane—This world is full of paradoxes, old THE LATEST MUFFS one of senator and the of a senator. — special mention, Eipps’s Cocoa. grandson man. Before Life Muffs continue to increase in size and placing yonr Insurance BREAKFAST. The father of one is Senator Hale, of Gaswell—Have you discovered a new one? In Companies outside the State of the. newest and best the are called the send to “Bv a thorough knowledge of the natural laws and of the other Senator Dukane—Yes; during holldav season a already huge by furriers, Maine, he UNION MUTUAL Maine, Chandler, retail store succeeds best when the LIKE INSURANCE COMPANY of the which govern the operations of digestion and nu- counter who must sacrifice their choicest bits of for things day. The are trition, and by a cafefui application of the fine of New Hampshire. grandfather of attractions greatest.—Pittsburg Chronicle- phamplets explanatory of its plans, and fur to make them look handsome. for list of claims The properties of well-selected Cocoa, Mr. Epps Lias Hale was Senator Zack Telegraph. Round paid under the Maine Boys’ Cape Over- young Chandler, Non-Forfeiture Law. provided our breakfast tables with a delicately muffs are not trimmed. New flat muffs oct24eodtf of and the of I so much troubled with catarrh coat at flavoured beverage which may save us Michigan, grandfather was it seri- rERRY, $1.75, 2.25,3.50, many are also large and have at each end a ruffle heavy doctors’ blils. It is by ihe judicious use young Chandler was the famous Senator ously affec ed my voice. One botile of Ely’s 5 and 6.50 are of sucb articles of diet that a cosstltutioo of different fur, and are FURRIER AND HATTER, not to be may John P. Hale, of New The Cream Balm did the work. My voice is fully ornamented with be gradually built up until strong enough to Hampshire. a large bow of ribbon bolding a miniature resist to disease. name of one lad is Chandler restored.—B. F. Liepsner, A. M., Pastor of the duplicated at the every tendency Hundreds Hale, and head of the animal. To accompany flat price. of subtle maladies are around us Olivet Pa. 337 Middle Street. floating ready of the other Hale Chandler. About a Baptist Church, Philadelphia, muffs are new collars, yoke in the to attack wherever there is a weak point. We shaped, dec5 eodtl We might mention back, with loDg pointed the big bargains also in may escape many a fatal shall by keeping our- quarter of a century hence I to front, top slop- expect Very Absent Minded. to form a collar. Boys’ Hats, Caps, Knee Pants. Long Pants selves welt fortifled with pure blood and a ing high Other collars see both of them members of the I Jersey Suits, Dre«, ever been. They are not confined to out- Laavun, *c»g. feb7Sen each (lav nf Ihn fair U system of ihe Gr-at Northern Com- by mail will be promptly VHII UUU VTUISO uuv WKIOWI Railway replied 10 leries aud the which lias assumed the of the Including Monday, from a. m. until the close give Republicans lots of op- piny. payment to. of the HJEbDAY, DECEMBER 15. HOKEffli" GOODS llhlii'a.t1t)lltt nf fhA Poulimiiuu ii...liiH~H ill lta evening entertainments. portunities which would not come with a IVn arp nten ftimntn for the Wrtrth. meat ot‘ Children’s Books, illus- ays'em. level headed and discreet man at the head in the Basement. The Montana Central Railway Company, aftlis. MIuDm ummof the STRONGEST from 5 to • rice trated, very prices. the fiscal a Supper 7, f 25 ets. Common Sf»nse Presents at Very year enoiug June *0,1890, surplus and MOST OONHEBYAT1YK invest- In addition to the new perfecting press of $86,438.67, ani lor the ft sea' vear euuiug __decHMUd Jur.e 30, a of 809.15. ment companies in this country, for CURRENT COMMENT. , Reasonable Prices. 1891, surplus $219 the Press will add to its plant in a few The «i. Raul Minneapolis and Manirooa Rail- the sale of its securities, which we 3d way o„ the direct guarantor of trio First Mort- KNEISEL days a complete new dress of type. The keep constantly ou hand. SOME 80UND SENSE. BLANKETS ARE GOOD FRESFNTS. gage bonds of the Montana *'enir*l Railway t orupany lias a oi INTEREST allowed on time old type has been used several and Voik capital $2 ',000,000, on which deposits, Subscription Concert, years [Ntw Kveeiug l'ost.l dividends at 0 We have several hundred pairs to be sold at the rate of per oe.it. nave beeu or subject to check. KOTZUHOAR The whole is their lot The BALL, is showing the usual results of long ser- community much indebted about iwo-thlrds value. patu many years. Great Northern Rail- way has also to Dr. Rainsford for his few words of com- Conipany outstanding $iOU,cO.OOO Thursday Evening, December 17th. S vice. The manufacturers are casting the Kiiahe, capital stock ou wideh It is pvyiug dividends ac ment in another column on the proposed Prices from 69c to $12 50 per Pair. the rate of 6 per cent, perannum. It t ho wed a CHAPMAN BANKING CO., Evening tickets, with reserved seat. One new type for us, and it will be here in a surplus over the fixed s of its entire Deliar. huge distribution of rich children's toys to chatg. sys- For sale at Stockbrldge’s. licit 1% You will not be able to find so greet a variety or te.o for the fiscal'ear ending June 80,1890, of Oxford 187 Middle St. deoil dlw few days. Until that time we must ask a mass of poor in t Building. children Madison Square so low prices for he same qualities 89 '7.089.38. and for the fiscal year ending June Je25eodtf elsewnere. 30 189 .a surplus of |1.6 8,6 1.34. the indulgence of our readers for some Garden on Christmas afternoon, through Thus the Montana Central Railway Com- : the Emerson, Indistinctness iu certain letters and words. instrumentality of an organization pany’s net earnings are not only largely in PORTLAND THEITRE. called the “Christmas Society." The “rich excess of Its interest requirements, but, Table & Towels moreover, the indorsement on the bonds ALLENTOWN A G. E. LOTHROP, Lessee and Manager. children” are Lises, BETHLEHEl to the boxes at #20 llalletl & Napkins occupy is covered by the large surplus income The Bangor Commercial thinks it has per or dollar seats in the box, gallery, and are sensible thlogs to buy lor presents. We both of the St. Raul, and Man- Minneapolis Tv. Oo'y, Mlenday and Tucg.’ny, discovered a growing sentiment for local the “poor children” are to be crowded on are confident of our ability to suit itoba Railway Co., the direct guarantor, (PJENN.,) Night. the floor. We do to Davis. the most difficult customers lu as well as of the Great Dec. 14, 14. option, and asserts tbat but for the rural not wish cast any dis- Northern Railway credit on the motives of those who have these goous. Co., which has assumed the discharge of districts the law existing prohibition prepared this enterprise, but how intelli- and other PIANOS. ORGANS, STOOUS, the former’s obligations. and MUSIC Fminc in for the holidays. Kindly official statement of the maud did not materialize to great such a mistake we caanot understand. Of Great Northern Rail- any ex- call or send for and A very large stock to select from and the low- Have You.” all ihe lines of social separation between catalogue, lulling repair- way Company, copies of which may be had upon tent at the box last when ing done. est mernet prices. Special attention is to the ballot fall, the mao application undersigned. The and man in a civiliz d community, invited o 2 0 dozen Damask Knot- Original Comedian had for a a Democrats candidate well that of mere wealth is the most unfortu- ted Frluge Towels, extra First Mortgage 6 Per Gent known advocat e of license and for a plat- nate, the most demoralizing, the most anti- large, 25 cents each. Subscriptions are invited by the under- until Wednesday, December at MR. WM. form a social, tIre most daugernus to the state. It signed 16, BARRY, demand tor the resubmission of the 3 P. M,, for the above #2,000,000 Montana eaunoi be erased, but it should be the con- Table Damask from 25c to $2.00 -OF- amendment. per yard. Central 5 cent, Cold Bonds. Due prohibitory stant effort of citizen to Railway Company’s per July 1,1911. »-very good ignore THURSTON’S Turcoman Table Cavart from $1.00 to $350. tlrst mortgage gold bonds,' ai the price of it or make little of it. The worship of 97 cent, and accrued interest to date of BARRY AND FAY, The Hon. Henry Waterson expresses the from to dozen. per wealth, simply as wealth, has already al- Napkins $1.00 $5.00 per delivery, the right being reserved to close In the Laughable Comedy of opinion tbat the Democratic Presidential most become a national disease. It has subscriptions at any time. INTEREST JIN. 1st aid JULY 1st. nomination will depend largely on the at- killed almost every other form of Piano & Cot- A simultaneous i-sue will he made through “McKenna’s Flirtation” distinction. has House, Print*), Ginghams the Ainsterdamsche It converted some Bank of Amsterdam, titude of New York. If New York should UnDanH A1 wary5 Situations. of the most worthless man into the com- 8 Free St. 12 Free Portland, ton Dress Goods Original. Funny Block, 8t., Both Principal and Interest payabia in Boston. Sweet Singers. Graceful Dancers. send an undivided delegation tor Cleve- munity iuto national heroes, arid sur- si land be would be nominated; if for Hill, rounded their doings and sayings witn a Open evcniugs until further notice, are ways in order for presents. We are "Yaura Ferever Mary Ellca Ryaa.” for these aud DAN* A TV Ik ■ Hr W A» wr a rm shameful fascination. The told tn decla dtf Headquarters goods, then Hill would be nominated. If the story show an enormous stock at KUHN, LOEB & CO., Life, the other day, of the American in Prices, 23, 60, 76 Cents. delegation is divided, then Mr. Waterson about wholesale prices. St i'etersburg who would not take off his 30 NASSAU STREET, NEJV YORK Wednesday. Tharedny, Friday and »at- thinks the convention will throw both hat when the Cz ir was passing until as- arday. Sat. jaai.. Dee. 10, 17, 18, 18. Prints from 2 1 -2c. to 5c per sured the policethat “the Czar was yard. Cleveland and Hill overboard and go West by very EKOAUEiUCMT OF rich,” is a bit n{ satire under which few Satinss from 6c to Inc per yard J. KENNEDY TOD & FRED E. RiCHAf?D3 & CO, for a candidate. F ...s t-..XT,.... V _i_ CO., 1 « w*< vmiii uvip niuviugi Ginghams from 41 2c to 10c per yard What goes on among adults iu tue way of 45 WALL STREET, NEW YOMK. JUSTIN ADAMS, Senator Cullom is an able man and he Double Fold Cotton Dress Goods fr.-m 5 to 8c wealth worship is repulsive enough, but per yd decl2 d3t His Own has his State with Whatislt? Supported bj Company in Repertofr*. represented no great credit there has been manifestation of it so of the above will be sold at about BANKERS, Many goods We inesday....DRAFTKu-> in the Senate of the United States, as well no fortunate as the idea of bringing the A substitute for lard? halt tueir value. children of the rich and Thursday.RAGPICKER’S CHILD as in various other positions which he the childreu of 98 Friday.AMERICAN COUSlft the poor, as such, together in the same Upsettingthe customs,hab- Exchange Street. hniiuday...eUlCIDK CLU» has been called to till. His State, no the rich to sit as dec3 dtl building, wretched ltltle its, and prejudices of cen- COTTON CLOTH & FtANNELS THE doubt would heartily support him for the prigs in the boxes, and play the part of pa- POPULAR PRICES, 15, 25, 35, 50 Cts trons to on turies? Yes, all this and dec 14 dtf Presidential nomination, and if selected the poor the floor, their beans At Wholesale Prices. Ailed with the idiotic notion that because more. Cottolene is a new J.B. BROWN 4 roll up for him a But it SONS, Bankers, rousing majority. their fathers have been lucky in the stocx is bet- 1 case 30 in. f omet Flannel, Eo per yard 1)18 Middle Street, Portland, may be doubted if Mr. Cullom would market, they are superior beings to their cooking product—it " “ 1 case wide Issue Letters at Credit, available lu all of CHRISTMAS SALE! awaken in the nation the enthusiasm of brethren down below. Nothing ter than lard or butter for yd. 61 4c per yard CascoNationalBank parts tbe world. Buy aud sell on could well give a worse lesson Exchange princi- At S«red’, Wedieiday a'ng Operetta given. Boston’s 37 1*2c Mixed Flannel, 2bc per PORTLAND, ME, Admission 15 eeuis evcniog a municipal election takes place the purpose of showing the poor not that yaid no24 LUNPOiV. Thursday] sup- Mrs. S. T. Rorer, and dtf from 6 to H, tickets, ‘io oems. the rich more old and many per Admission, today. The present Mayor, the Hon. Na- have toys clothes Our basement will be a very attractive place mteraoons, free. decl4 4t aRd more to it is healthier—so in which to from now until Christ- than Matthews, is a candidate for re-elec- money give away, but that others; spend money Incorporated 1834. wealth has given them more knowledge, mas. The stock is very large and must be re- tion, and his Republican competitor is the says every thoughtful phy- duced before the stock better manners, pleasanter voices, mure January taking. Jack Frost’s Reception. sician and it is as Hon. Horace G. Allen. As Boston con- modesty, kindliness, forbearance, and self- ; cheaper GITY»CALAIS tains a Democratic of about 13 control. It is bad enough to be told by and Profits majority every knows Capital $1,100,000. tfte me newspapers how many millions were housekeeper In vestry of the Chestnut Street M. E. 000, it is too much to expect that a Republi- “represented” at every wedding and when she finds that one-half Churcb, THURSDAY evening. December 17th. can mayor will be elected when Four Per party lines christening and dinner and ball, how much answers Cent, There will be Fancy Articles. Ice Cream, Cake the quantity every Accounts of individuals,firms and corporations are drawn, as they appear to be this year. “money” each popular minister preaches and Lemonade for sale. Entertainment will J. R. received on favorable terms. to every Sunday, but to have tuein We should like to the election of footing purpose. LIBBY, commence at 7 30. AiImIhIss, 43 ceais predict upIiow much the toy-givers at the Madi- Mr. but we do not want to REFUNDING ter Adult.i 13 for Children. decl6d3t. Allen, acquire son Square Garden were to inherit, by way Congress Street. LOAN. th» of a false of the children of misfortune on dec 8dtf reputation being prophet. dazzling Interest allowed on time DUE 1901*1911. the floor, would be a little too ridiculous COTTOLEBE The most we can hope for is that Mr. and also a little too disgusting. AJlen will cut a liberal slice off the normal is the purest clarified cot- deposits. THE BEAUTIFUL OUR NEW FORM. Democratic majority. tonseed oil mixed with I Lewiston Journal.] pure Holders of City of Calais beef fat. It is the best cook- R. Ml, Marshall R An alleged refusal an the part of Judge The Portland Daily Press, that sterling Stephen Coding, Bonds CARPETINGS! President. Cashier. maturing Dec.!(1891, has the Ltbbey to answer all the Republican j mruai, joined goodly material ever devised questions pro- aud of the ing febl4 dtl company fellowship eight page — — who wish to obtain the new WATER COLOR PAINTING the a r.r pounded by Augusta registration papers, a style which every leader Uses for frying anything and bonds in can board appears to be giving much concern best after being accustomed to it. With It is exchange do of the Soldier** and Sailora* Monu- its new Scott stereotype press, the new everything. easily to some of our contemporaries, and there so upon favorable terms if ment displayed in onr window, will be dress of type soon to come, and toe in- digested and highly nutri- LOW PRICES. is considerable speculation as to bow the KY~ given as a New Tears gift to the or- creased variety of its ably bdited contents, RICHMOND, is made to tious. Every New appilcation the the num- Augusta board will handle the matter. It the Press will win its way to a larger aud England We fake stock next month and ganization receiving largest fonder the of Maine will Cot- at an ber o( vote* up to January 6, 1892. is safe to say that if the Augusta board clientage among people housekeeper prize until that tiute shall offer all our undersigned early day. have held It in Water and '1 he conditions of are as fol- has been citizens who long high esteem. tolene. Beware of imita- Light Comp iny, voting asking unnecessary ques- low*: tions it will simply recede and ask in the tions. FIRST MORTGAGE Why His Health was so Poor. Ask your grocer for That a sale of 2$ cents is the basis future only necessary ones, and that Judge the genuine Cottolene. CARPETS of one vote, so that no matter what and else will answer [Chicago Tribune.] the purchase ml* be the easterners Libbey everybody Made by at greatly reduced prices. If you Six Per Cent Cold SWAN & all the them. The which will have particular question has The three had discussed indifferent mat- will come Bonds, BARRETT, bu;iug goods r«• rv. rHmohixn ot cu. and to their choice been giving trouble is one to the ters for something like fifteen 0UE 1910. OPTIONAL AFTER voifs accredited relating minutes, and 1900. will when the CHICAGO, and each day a complete record applicant’s age. To ask the exact age is tall, businesslike fellow suggest- 5 Central Wharf, Boston. be as the coutest proceeds. ed to the heavy set man: posted clearly necessary. It is sufficient to ascer- BANKERS, 1. Bo*worth Font, W. A K. “You look like a pretty healthy man.” This company owns and the Water tain whether the applicant is twenty-one See operates *2. Thatcher fl. A. R These Goods and Gas Plants in Post, Richmond. “Yes, I do,” returned the heavy set man seps m.in.bnrmarwiyrcTu Kentucky. ISO Middle Maine. or over, and if a person declines to state The engineer Who on the Works to Street, Portland, 3. and Union. “That’s the unfortunate of -AND- reports us, oct29 dtf Army hary frankly. part makes the statement in tiis further than this there is no use to following report: **• K7VUS Vi ir'tii press it. If I looked like an ‘•as a whole only invalid, people the Works are models of their 5. Bosworth RelM him, indeed there is no authority to do so. kind, and from the looks of the city and the Corps. number of c.nsumers I should mat the «. Thatchor Itelief Corps. “Why, what’s the trouble?” asked the SPECIAL SALE. ttH/l UUK judge Eastern Frni» and rrodnee The Argus averts that a of the investment would prove profitable, as you h ve dealers’ 7. Portland Moattfomeiy boards, majority tall man in surprise. the contract, I will not enter into details as to KXCl'KMIUN TO w. Port land House ot represents a ma- me mu Light lufamry. nepresentatives “Heart was the “I’m you will be convinced that this results win say Mist me Stipulation trouble,” reply. y. Pori land t adets, is the time to therein contained has more than been complied jority of the people. Theoretically that apt to drop off at any moment.” proper buy Headquarters with, and iu tills the council and citizens gener- 10. Mietiiian Rift-*. may bp true, but practically it is frequent- “Oh, I guess it’s not as bad as that.” ally concur. Tim Works were accepted within CALIFORNIA IP — — 11. g It School Cadets. FOB hours alter the ly untrue. Ohio has a Republican major- “Two insurance companies have refused three test.” Going February 2, and Returning March 5, US?. to a risk on me We have the the ity of some 20,(.00. but to a take at double rates,” said attorney’s opinion, engineer’s he i-Mbtlc lunivd to Join. owing gerry- CHRISTMAS SLIPPERS. and other relating to the the set man report, papers Compa- mander of the districts an heavy promptly. CARPETINGS. od file at our office and be Outward via New Orleans and V 1 Paso. Re- congressional ny, shall pleased to exclaimed the third man in via salt Iak« Mauitou of the “Really!” furnish any other information desired. turning City. Sp lngs, overwhelming majority Congress- ana Denver. Visits o Riverside, Los astonishment. “Why, it seems”- SLIPPERS FOR par and accrued Interest. Augeh-s, men are Democrats. South Carolina has a EVERYBODY, Price, Pasadena, Santa Harbaia, Ssu Kiauciseo, Mon- “I I know. It seems know, preposter- terey. San Jose, Sacramento, etc A magnifi- Republican majority of many thousand on IRAF.GLARX&OO., ous, but you don’t understand the circum- cent Pullman vestibuled train with dining-cars a free ballot and a fair count but its con- stances,” broke in the heavy set man. Prices Rock Bottom. tor the round trip. One Price Clothiers, gressional delegation is entirely Demo- “You see, my father died of heart disease, H. J. BAILEY & Woodbury & Moulton Ptftlt’E OF TICKETS 83$5, GO., Including all cn route and also cratic, A free ballot and fair count and a my mother of dropsy, my sister has con- should own a of expenses every- 483 CO.\CrItKSS ST. Every lady pair thing iu California. Sena tor book to and an uncle has one 190 Middle BANKERS, desciipttve decia dlw just division of the States into congress- sumption practically Brown’s Warm Comfort Slippers. Street, in the now. I don’t like to Ra»mor,d& 298 Boston. lung grave ■ Cor. middle aud Whitcomb, Washington St., ional districts will undoubtedly serve to poiii land, - Maine. Exchange Sts., uccia d3t talk of these but when Lie ies’Misses’and Children’s But- subjects, any one novio make the majority of the House of Repre- dtl novl9 POKfLAKU, ME. dtf speaks of my apparently perfect health it '■ ton Overshoes f ir Christmas presents. sentatives represent a majority of the peo- almost seems like sarcasm and I feel”—— Seasensible goods in many styles. Dr, HI. 33. Reed, but without the free ballot ple, and fair The tall man him by a move- interrupted Men’s $3.00 and $1 UO shoes a spe- apportionment the delegations from the ment of his hand. BOTANIC AND CLAIRVOYANT PHYSICIAN, different states are about as to “Let’s the he said. cialty. PORTLAND NATIONAL likely rep- drop subject,” “I BOYNTON, BANK, No. 399 Portland. 1-9.Congress Street, BOYNTON, didn’t mean to stir un Men’s $2.00 Shoes for yonr inspec- resent the minority as tbe majority. In up pleasant thoughts. 547 Congress St. FRED E. President, It was a RICHARDS, For the treatment of all cronlc and 547 this fact lies the necessity of some general just casual remark, you under- tion. W« desire to merit your patron- compli- Congress Si. W. W. cated that flesh is heir to, ail cases stand.” MASON, Vice President. 4c law to secure a just apportionment. As it age. WE PROPOSE to sell Footwear given up as lucurable, 1 will take them to make Rogers Bros. A 1 star brand. said the heavy set man. Do not the C. 6. ALLEN Cashier. a cure. now “Certainly,” “I our pay big profits Kuivct, Folks unit tipuoai. is every state legislature has it in its mid sliail endeavor to make TWO will assure you I take no offense.” which Or. Keed not ask you any questions In power to so the to the jewelers have always io regard to diseases and gerrymander congressional And when the tall man had left the STORES of interest public. any way your after you nave a true examination of your case he district that the majority or the minority set man’s turned charged._ heavy companion on him Deposits in our will tell you II you cau be cured. Dr. Reed’s will be shorn of a part ot its rights. Presi- and said: Fairford Sent hern Pine Flooring. medicines are stnckly pure ai d put up to suit 10 DURT9ESMH FAMES. eaeh he thinks be can tell the dent Harrison’s appeal for a law to put it “Why you never told me This is a rile sawn flooring. It will not slivei case, difference anything between a afflicted with a vou want the rl;eX>*d now upon the or splinter and will oat-last three person disease or a ont of the power of state about”- ordinary use Linseed Weal. It legislation to do BRANCH,BROWN, floors. SAVINGS DEPARTSENT person becoming au entranced medium. There IF market Cleveland “Nor one nas been a who will ntske more milk and richer ereaiu than this was therefore timely and statesman- any else,” interrupted the big Every one who is building and thinks oi using great many people have lost Round ths Corner, fe'ONlMENT their lives making the above mistake. Ex- any other teed. man. SQ., Bo. pine shoula see it. In small or large amounts by like. Sooner or later such a law has got to aminations at my offee every day including Sun- “But”- N'l'A'I of Oold Write for particulars, or call on |\\n):v IO.V, m«n Hoot, irom 9 a. m. to 9 in. Examinat ion & bepassed, for the pe >ple will not forever S. H. A A. K. DOTEN, draw interest from the first days p. by STEVENS CO., Ascents, “But I to know that their name, or residence Street- happen he’s a life 494 to 604 Fore aud 3479 Commercial tits. letter, stating place lOt ('.tnuirrrial submit to.being deprived of their just 944 Congress St. 4(il Congress St. day of each month. and age and one stamp, $ l.cO. insurance ageut. Seel”-- sepiOeoU0iiia* Me. • JMIJIB decl2 eodtf Portland, jiyx dti uivuit d9m PRKTMilO, nov XI dXutu period, be beaten seven and a quarter sec- A RUN OF SCARLET FEVER. NBtf A»VEBNI»ESJB»T». IS THIS A SLOW TOWS? onds by another two-year-old did not enter “ iuto the dreams of the boldest Imagina- From Abroad and Caused tion. Imported by One’s In addition to the trotters there are two Some Stupidity. pacers in the two-year-old 2:30 class: Star Pointer, by Brown Hal. 2:24j. There have been about a dozen cases of The Men Who Want the Kite Track Fred Keyt, by Bismarck, 2:27. scarlet fever reported to tbe Board of The Yearling 2:30 List. Health from various sections of the rr city, is not so own our way. Think So. A still more wonderful list is that of the and while there is no necessity for need- yearlings that this year have gone in 2:80 less alarm, as the disease is in no sense or less: epidemic, the method by which it started Freedom by Sable Wilke*. 1890, by Guy in town reflects very severely, if the Board A RESTARKABE LIST OF TWO-YEAR Geo. 2 Wilkes, by Wilkes, 29j. of Health is correctly informed, upon tbe Belle Bird by Ham- Traders generally are bewail- If you were at our store yes- ART AND Now let ns talk over matter*. Electioneer, 1891, by a SQUARES RUSS, Ol-DS IN THE 2 30 CLASS. bletoniaD, common sense of family out of town and 2:2G|. the dullness of the It is that we all Athadon by Matadon, 1891, by Onward, another in the city. ing terday you saw the new clocks, if strange make np Red for by Wilkes, bb Geo. Wilkes, 5:27. It seems that some weeks ago a family season, wishing snow or our minds each year what Frou-Frou not, you want to for they are PORTIERES ANO DRAPERIES. just by Sidney, 2.25J. in this city received a box of from Fausta Puces, 2:22J clothing wishing for trade. Let the people we will do next Christmas, bat Most of Them Belong to Uwo Families of friends who reside elsewhere. This cloth- and’suitable for know your if handsome, cheap MUSIC AND DRAMA. ing was infected with the of scarlet about bargains you when the season comes around Trotting Horses—Wilkes and Electioneer germs holiday fever. It is not understood that there was have any and they will soon find presents, we And ourselves about as short Colts—There are Five Wonderful Year- BABRV AND FAY. malicious in the tbe The anything gift; party you out. We only had to adver- whole Carpet and Drapery of cash for present giving as we lings that have Gone in Better than 2.30 “McKenna’s Flirtation” the was drew to Port- sending clothing evidently Igno- Rockers once. tise our $5 The SILVERWARE. Department is filled to overflow- ever were. It only a -No Maine Two-Year-Olds in the Cist land Theatre last evening, as was to have rant that he was aiding in the dis- requires was written in been expected, an audience that left but seminating of a highly disease value material little mouey, the rest can be This Year. contagious ing with bargains. Moquettes, few vacant chairs, and that entered by the act. The family receiving this and they sold, they’re sell- over and the fully style; Five windows full of Batter Brussels and All Wools spread payments The men who are f working to establish Into the Irish wit and of this clothing should, if they knew the circum- Velvets, drollery and so fast we doubt if so the ing yet, made small that you’ll never kite-shaped mile track at Cape Eliza- most amusing play as interpreted by stances under which it was sent, have had Bishes.Castors, Tea S its, Fruit in room lengths and are ottering we shall have enough to us it. are beth are feeling a little discouraged at the Messrs. Barry, Brennan and their excel- it burned at once, for the contagion is very carry miss We ready to help Cake Ice Water at co*t Our apathy with which the project is regarded lent company. Mr. Barry's personation of diffienlt to stamp out. From this clothing through the holidays. Call early Baskets, Sets, very nearly price. you ont of the Christmas difficul- by business men in the the it is believed the cases city. George Burn- Irish contractor and builder is, in its prevalent took their and secure one. and too many things to mention. Blanket and Comforter Depart- ty with line goods, low prices, ham, Esq., has given $400; but bis exam- way, one of the striking portaltures of the start. ment should not be and convenient terms. There is die stands alone. Mr. J. F. Barrett says stage of today. It is as excellent a work of There is still another matter in which Rogers’ A 1 and Reed & Bar- forgotten. that $12,000 has been for the loca- art as representations of actors of a much the school committee should take action. EASY FANCY no where can And so pledged CHAIRS, CHAIRS, ton’s Extra Lamps of all kinds at all prices. place you tion of It seems on Superior. None the track at Old Orchard; and that higher school of the drama. It is a perso- that Thursday or Friday last, much that is useful as well as in Ban- Lewiston is entering the lists with some nation of the Billy Florence and Barney Miss Berry, one of the teachers in the HAIL PARLOR better made. Special bargains Piano, CHAIRS, CHAIRS, ornamental, nor no store with as enthusiasm and the great advantage of be- Williams order of the old days of the dra- Chestnut street school, was found suffer- quet and Table Oar Lamps. ing already the seat of the State Fair. So ma, and is as much entitled to a place in ing from scarlet fever. Miss Berry’s phy- prices fully 25 per cent large a variety or as low prices. WILLOW Easels and Pictures at lower far Portland has not assured Mr. dramatic history as their Irish sician, so the Beard of Healtn ROCKERS, $7,000. representa- states, lower than yon can get anywhere Barrett has been recently at Boston in con- tions were 35 or 40 years ago. Barry is thought his patient was suffering from prices than we ever expected to The sooner yon can make it sultation with members of the New McKenna. There is no effort in the as- tonsilitis at first. She had of In and small else. See our assortment Eng- complained large variety large be able to offer them and they con ven lent to select the better land association, and they have given him sumption. The part fits him like a glove, sore throat and had been attending school prices. before selecting. are such a nice to otter. choice can make. assurances that the proposed track at and he is perfectly simple and natural. for several days before she ascertained present you Portland would, if constructed, bring here The wit may not be elegant, but it is true she had scarlet fever. Now it seems a3 if, many horses and races that now go to Mys- Irish wit, and strikes home every time. when a teacher is suffering from sore ti« Park nrnhnhlv t.hA lutcf. fro/tlr AThnnl trotters; the Cape Eliza- very clever, and the people In the cast are Headquarters—Corner Pearl and Middle beth track might have as many as two all good. The play will be repeated to Streets, Portland, Maine. THE DAY NURSERY. hundred horses training there In a season. night, and the house should be packed It is certainly for the advantage of this again. Branches—Auburn, Bangor, Bath, Biddeford, Gardiner, Norway, Oldtown, Rockland and Waterrille. This With the Kindergarten, Forms a city to have the track located here, es- JUSTIN ADAMS. if Very Worthy Charity. Isaac G* pecially many of the great races now The last four nights of the week, begin- AtK.lxisoii, ..... Grcueral The sale of Manager. taking place at Mystic may be brought ning Wednesday. Mr. Justin Adams and fancy articles which is to ooen at 2 o’clock here. his clever company will be;seen at Port- this afternoon at No. 166 Fast Young Trotters. State street for the benefit of the land Theatre. An exchange says: Day and Free Not long ago the Press printed a list of A large audience assembled in Music Nursery Kindergarten, calls to 7 Hall last to sit attention two of this HALL The weather today the Maine horses that have entered the evening in judgment on the public city’s interest- RUBBER COMPANY’S merits or demerits of the war is to be 2 30 list in the last season. There are about drama, ing institutions. The Day Nursery was likely "Drafted, or at the Picket V \ \\ Pine,"given by started a Stormy and coloer. thirty-one of them. In the whole country Justin Adams year ago last April by the W. C. and his company of comedi- roKTLAtrD, December ans. T. the influence 14,1881 there are probably from 100 to 1600 that Tne audience seemed cold and unre- U., largely through of *■ have brought. their records into the list sponsive at first, and the actors had to Mrs. George S. Hunt, who was then and is i \4 most work bard to break the barrier of import- since last April. douljly now president. The house at 36 Oak street reserve. That they sacoeeded In doing so ant in There Is still was secured, and in it the two institutions personage another list that is awaited was more than evinced as tne play pro- THE with considerable interest by those inter- ceeded. This play introduces the humor- are now pleasantly located. the at ous side of the great civil as well family ested in horses,—the list of two-year olds struggle, The origin of the Day Nursery was with as the pathetic. Nothing could be funnier a story that came to the ears of the ladies Christmas time is the that have entered the 2.30 list in the last than the awkward squad and other side af season. The racing is not entirely finished sketches of army life. the W. C. T. U. A certain poor woman Reduced Prices. and what to for who was Baby, buy in California; but probably the new record KNEISED CONCERT. obliged to work every day for a Greatly used to the is to will be few if any. Maine has no 2.30 two- The third and last Kneisel subscription living tie her child in a high chair baby likely give and leave it alone. The neighbors would NO RJUN ! NO SNOW ! year old; but the list will nevertheless be concert will be given at Kotzschmar Hall, UNSEASONABLE WEATHER! more concern than look in you of interest here, because many Maine Thursday evening. There are still occasionally upon the solitary good We take Stpck January 1st and are anxious to reduce our horses have strains of the same blood that seats on sale at Stockbrldge’s. This will youngster, to see that no harm greater than all your other flows in the veins of these young wonders: stock before that time, and on this account with gift getting. be the last to hear grief should come. , together Arion by Electioneer, dam by opportunity this delight- a Nutwood, The of this the unseasonable weather mentioned above are induced Here’s list of 2:10J. ful musical organization this season, and it story hardship suggested the thirty hv co oTTer our entire stock of Cfccilian Electioneer, dam by General should be improved. Day Nursery. There small children whose things which may help Benton, 2;23J, ages range from infancy to five are Bellflower NOTES. years, uy Electioneer, dam Beautiful ■ taken care of at the rate of 6 cents a to decide. Bells by the Moor, 2:24f, The Gecilian Ladles’ Quartette gave a day, MACKINTOSHES ANH RUBBER HOODS nHHnw ■ you *’ Mortimer by Electioneer, dam by Whip- lelightful concert at Redlou Hall. Gorham, or 12 cents for two children from the same •'lit Farrington Bros., ) Dolls, Rattles, Picture ple’s Harabletonian, 2:27. Saturday evening, under the auspices of fagiily. The caring for them includes the M2 Congie*s fat. j the Gorham School. Of at Tiny by Electioneer, dam Telle High every description extremely low prices. Onr stock is so that it would be im- • by Gen- food, and if any children do not have large Picture eral Benton, 2:281 possible to enumerate auy of the numerous bargains because of the variety of styles aud Business would be dull if Books, Blocks, The Burrowes Screen there are Helen by Electioneer, dam Lady Ellen by Factory. proper clothing clothes at the patterns. Yarn Carr’s Mambrino for wear The fact that we are manufacturers us we did not offer in- and Cats, (son of Mambrino Pat- After a long time the barrier in front of nursery themjto while they are gives every advantage and we unhesitatingly special Dogs all our chen, 2:29J. there. There have been about ten guarantee garments because they are made in our own factories and not in tene- the doorway of the Burrowes on children ducementsto Clothing buy- Ralph Wilkes by Red dam factory ment houses under the so-called "sweating system” as is the case of most Savings Banks, Christmas Wilkes, by cared for a day at the A foreign gar- Mambrino Patches 2:18 Free street has been removed. The doors nursery. matron, ments and many New York ones as well. ers to keep trade moving. hv Mrs. has of the Our in being Cards, Puff Boxes, Natalie Wilkes (p) Red Wilkes, dam are very handsome, being of solid quartered Merrow, charge Institution advantage manufacturers consists in this: The material or Hoth that we Puffs, George and coated with PUKE RUBBER and then cured We don’t intend to see by Wilkes, 2:26£. oak. carved and with various young ladies in the city give by STEAM VULCANIZA- any beautifully plate TION a process our own far Hair Brushes, Red Beart by Red vVilkes, dam Sweet- tueir time in by entirely and superior to any other used iu curing ruboer Sponges, glass windows. Mr. assisting, fabrics. It dull trade until after the heart by Sultan, 2:29f Burrowes has been results in producing a rubber coated fabric which is thoroughly waterproof at The Free Kindergarten is to free from Toilet Sets, Gold Red Cherry, by Reu Wilkes, dam Madam the disadvantage of having to build Ms open entirely pinholes, absolutely odorless, aud not affected by any change in Holidays. Pins, Herr by Mamorino Pa*cben. 2-29i children of from 3 to 6 years of temperature. factory as he woiked in it and progress age. Mrs. Silver William Red (p) by R-td Beck Every body will our Mugs, Gold Plated Wilkes, 2:29J. u»o has charge of of it. There buy Munbars hv Ka^ie Hirrl 9-9.1 !ii,m i urou YOiy »iuw. ID a IOW W60KS more young children who might not be under the best good Suits at about half Maud, 2:18£, by General Knox. 2:16£ however it will be completed and will be Chains, Bibs, Caps, influences at their Bermuda Bov by Bermuda, 2:2e±, 2:234. the largest and best appointed wood work- homes or on.the street puce without regard to the 2 are Cloaks, Dresses, Rosemary (p) by Bermuda, ;25£ ing in the State. taught to be orderly, to know the com* Afghans F. factory weather. The demand Henry by Princeton, 2:19£; 2:28L mon things at the bottom of all education HALL quick Princeton Lady by Princeton, 2:30. The H. K. Willard. RUBBER-COMPANY.dtf Sacques, Socks, Mittens, Thistle and to think good thoughts. This dec15__ for them 19 proof positive. Dew (p) by Sentinel Wilkes, 2:26. pre- Toilet SuDset (p) by Billy Davis, son of Blue The schooner H. E. Willard, purchased liminary education is of great advantage (Many new additions to the Bowls, Embroid- Bull, 2:28. by J. H. Hamlen & Son for their West In- to them when they enter the public Conner schools, no. aai. mark downs this ered by C. F. Clay, 2:18; 2:291. lies week. Blankets, Leggins, business, has about finished her re- enabling them to advance more rapidly. REPORT OE THE CONDITION Chimes Girl by Chimes, 2:30?, son of DRY GOODS s also in our and is now a The sale is Bargains Child* Electioneer, 2:26 pairs waiting for suit of sails, today in aid of this useful -Of THE- Carriage Pillows. Annorean by Cyclone, 2:231; 2:264. rhe deck houses have been raised about a charity. Public attention is called to it, I ren’s department. Turco (o) by Erie First National Wilkes, son of George loot and the deck better arranged for ven- that it may be known both to those who Bank, Wilkes, 2:23f. tilation in the tropics. A new have contributions to and to OF Alice Wilkes (p) by Gambetta Wilkes, mainmast give those PORTLAND, and topmast has been in with a women who FARRINGTON / 2:22| put foie- working might be aided by It Portland, in the State of Maine, BROS., Our facilities for Guerita (p) by Gambetta Wilber, 2:z2£ topmast and jib boom. The rigging has the nursery. pack- At the close of business, Dec. 2d, 1 891. COST. 54ii Congress Street. Happy Lady by Happy Russell, 2:214; been overhauled and the |AT seams re-calked. and 2:28. RESOURCES. ing Miss Grace Hall Thrown hy a Runaway, forwarding goods Birchwood (p) by Nutwood. 2:182; Loans and 2;184. Jack Frost’s Visit. discounts.$1,634,383.92 •?' .*. « r , * or have Digma bv Humor, 2:20 About five o’clock yester day afteruoon Overdrafts, secured and unse- by express post 2:24.?; Proposing to make a in onr Czar by Russia, son of The ladies of the Chestnut street church Miss Grace of Mr. cured. 172.06 change 2:291, Nutwood. Hall, daughter A. T. we will been 2:27. U.S.Bouds to secure circulation business, offer onr entire largely increased for will receive Jack Frost at their church Hall, the grocer, had a narrow escape from of Oneida, 2:28. (4s). 60,000.00 stock Dry (J >ods at cost for the by Florida, on Stocks, securities, etc. Gift O’Neer Thursday evening next. Santa Claus injury by the runniug away of the horse she 3,700.00 next 60 days. N<* such cbauce to the trade and Dy Sphiux, 2:20, son of Elec- Due from approved reserve buy holiday pur- will be there and aid In his friend was Miss Hall nice fresh at tioneer, 2:251 receiving driving, had been out riding agents.... 142,889.75 goods cost was erer be- chases made here will be Belle Onward by St. Bel, 2:24l, son of Jack. The reindeers with which Santa with another lady, whom she had just Due from other National Banks... 216,687.64 fore offered in Portland. Electioneer. 2;27J Claus Due from State banks and bank- travels over the housetops will be taken home, when, as the team was cross- or Hazel Dell by Granger, son of General ers. 1,941.66 GOLD FILLED WATCH carefully wrapped there and it is furniture and Washington, 2:29£ altogether to be a very nice Congress street, near India, the horse took Banking-house, fix- Cases Guaranteed for 15 Years. tures. 168,731.31 boxed and to St. Lookout by oultan, son of The sffair. There will be Christmas trees from fright. (Starting to run he threw her shipped any 2:24, out, Current expenses and taxes paid. 7,374 93 ONLY $13.00 Moor 2:26 which sales of beautiful and and Christmas pres- then continued down India street. In Checks other cash items. 773.79 —at— address the most Morelia by Tennessee Wilkes, 2:27; 2:27? Exchanges for clearing-house. by direct ents will be made. Go and see the famous front of Guptill's grocery store he smashed 22,557.19 Wlllelah by Wilkes Boy, 2:24£, ion ox Bills of other banks. 46,412.00 risitors and a make no George Wilkes, 2:30. have good time. the carriage against a lamp post. Miss Fractional paper currency, J.M.DYER &.C0. SARGENTS way—we charge and cents... 147.21 decl5 dtf Prince Alcander by son of Al- Hall was shaken nickels, Alcander, Golden badly up and bruised; Specie... for cantara, 2:23: 2:27. Wedding. 59,733.81 484 Congress Street. packing. but no bones were broken and no serious Legal tender notes. 34,200.00 WAN1EO. d8t* Kebir by Alcazar, son of Sultan, 2:26. The fiftieth anniversary of Mr. and fund with U. S. decto_ Mr?. iDjury was done. The horse was Redemption Lobelia by Alcazar, 2:294. caught Treasurer. cent, of cir- 2:2p4; D. H. Chandler's wedding will occur on (6 per Jessie McCorkle by Amber, 2:26. uninjured, except for a slight cut on the culation,). 2,250.00 KT NEK about 50 of to Friday, December 18. It years age travel Optimate by Gale’s Barnev VV:ikes, 2:294, Thinking impos- flank. PA on the road and sell California Wines and TO THE ftiEft OF ______Hitters. PORTLAND: Bridal Bell by Beil Boy, 2:19. son oi iible to reach their many friends by per- TotaL.$2,391^965.17 Trade established. Small capital re- OWEN, MOORE & CO. LIABILITIES. quired. Best < f references given and We have Electioneer, 2:27£. i tonal invitation it has been deemed best to Beecham’s Pills cure sick Headache. required. opened a new Department oC Vivian by Goluen stock Bow, 2:29£. nake this Capital paid in.$1,000,000.00 H. 8. Grand public announcement. They fund. 0 LINCOLN, George (p) by Hambletontan Surplus 148,ooo.» Newtou Mass. will be at No. 165 Oxford MARRIAGES. Undivided profits. 41.458.17 Highlands, Wilkes, 2:2i)j. home, street, Box declf.dSt HniNfltb l^ilkdoll hrr 1 AV/1 DuchaII „__M National Bank notes outstanding. 45,000.00 35._ Men’s UVM AUCTION n 1 > U* :rom 5 to 9 o'clock to their Furnishings SAl.fiM. p. m., friends I Harold, 2:27 Ji/IVIUCIlUO ..... 0'± who wish to In this city, Dec. 9, by Rev. J. M. Frost, Ar- Individual S. may call. deposits which we propose to make as attractive as the C»JHe (p) by Mambrino Logan, 2:231 thur IN. Leavitt and Miss Jennie At Aleliiiiislrl subject to check.....$862,673.94 W.n. HI. iTI.tHKS F. 0. BAILEY & C3. • Erne Doth of Portland. best at the lowest cau make AUCTIONEERS, Payne by Mambrino Payne, 2:30, Gentlemen at Mrs. Demand certificates ] goods prices it. Monroe S Palmer’s Lecture. In Dec. (p) by Monroe Cuie.f, 2:20 Keimebuukport, 13. by Kev. Chas. H. of deposit-. 94,850.34 Kvery man will find it to ids advantage to exam- Novelist In answer to the Pope, Leonard P. Dow aud Miss Gertrude L. Certified checks. by NorvaJ, 2:l7i, son of Elec- question, “Can gentle- 1,607.17 ine our stock thorouulily before making bis 2:27. Derry, all of Kennebunkport. Cashier’s cheeks out- tioneer, men attend the lecture by Mrs. Alice Free- In We believe in Wilkesward Toorndike, Nov. 28, Edwin G. Lander and standing. 4,165.85 Card purchases. keeping up with the HODSEHOLOlURMTURE, by Onward, son of Miss 8. 2:251, man Lizzie Cole. --- Book, the best anti Palmer, Friday evening, at Kotz- 953 262.30 times, by keeping newest Style 2:27. — George Wilkes, In WatervtUe, Nov. 28, Herman Martel and Due to AND — PIANO ETC. schmar other National Banks. 124 977.26 tutu uirjii ut iv>>\ BOOKS, Pilotta by Pilot son of Hall, the Literary Union wish the Miss Flora Lashus. guuua, auuuifc vrij prices. Medium, Happy Due to Stale banks and bankers.. 76,917.23 Medium, Press to say that to see as In West Farmington, Nov. 26, Edwin 8. Far- Special attention is invited to our superb line 2:281 they hope many Friday. December 18th. at 10 a. we bv num and Miss Lura L, both of Wilton. in., shall Quickstep Pilot Medium, as Talbot, Total... of sell»lie Furniture and Piciure* In 2:272. jentleinen ladles. No one outside of lu Orrington, Nov. 28, Walter C. §2^391.955.17 house No. <35 Ugaoza 2:30 Wheelden Hiat keti by Quartermaster, of south aud Miss I. Job men’s White Shirt*. street, being the effect* or the lue die club will attend the reception Saturday Orrington Ella Cornish of John Stanley by Quartermaster, 2:20?. Orrington. ; Printer, Bussell, and consisting of Turkish and PKIKTEKS' Sid Fleet by Siduoy (p), 2:201. morning. In Gouldsboro. Dec. Edw State of of Eminiili Easy Chairs, Couch,'tables. Oil Paintings by 2:102; 1, F. Ober and Miss Maine,County Cumberland,ss. laundered und Unlaundered, tong and Short H B. Knightmont by Sir Knight, 2:21. Persis L. Smaliidge Brown. Engravings, Rlaek Walnut Cbain- I, James E. Wengren, Cashier ot the above Fronts, Closed Fionts, Open Front and Hack, b<*f Sets and Clumber Furnhure. Hair Mat- Capitana by son 871-2 St., For Youug Wilkes, of MUNICIPAL COURT. named do swear that the above Exchange laud, Me. for old We tresses. Feather Beds, Mirrors Sewing 2:30. bank, solemnly aud open full length men. control Msehme, George Wilkes, DEATHS. statement is true to the of ut o M!sc«Hni.etas 1 Plano. Black best my knowledge FINE JOB A the sale of Books, Wat- Sirius by Garnet Wilkes 2-271 and belief. JAMES E. PRINTING SPECIALTY Snt Bideboi-rd and Parlor Extension BEFORE RECORDER TOMPSON. WENGREN, Table, Don Payne by John F. Pavm. Cashier. All orders mall or The Bonner at. 75 cents Stores. larreWalnut Wardrobe. Bug*. Hal' Fur- 2:291 At the Home lor Aged Dee. by telephone promptly at Sable M. McGovern, Women, 14, after Subscribed and sworn to before me this 14th The at. niture, Kitchen Furnishings, etc. deeUtld Maclay by Wilkes, 2:2*2 Monday—Joseph lntoxi- a residence of twelve Miss teuded to. novl Seneca $1.(<0 Sabina 1 in years, Harriet day of December, 1891. leodtt by Sable Wilkes 2,271 catiou; thirty days county jail and fined Thrasher, aged 74 years. Lakewood 1 13 and costs. on HOWARD Public. by Norwood. 2:271. [Funeral Wednesday afternoon at 2 o’clk, GOULD, Notary ! The Gold at... $1.00 F. O. BAILEY & Tbe most noticeable Edward Hatty, Thomas Hatty, Frank from the Home. Correct—Attest: CO.7 thing about this list In These four numbers represent the best White is the number of il at thews, Justin Libby, Patrick Deermg, Dec. 14. John Prince, aged 61 PHILIP HENRY two-year-olds that have HrennaD, BROWN.) be found in this at the dichnel Jordan and Martin A. years 8 mouths,—formerly of Falmouth and re- MARK P. j shirts to country prices. Auct iener rs and C been able to make this very fast and Vaughan, EMEKY,. Directors. onuniKsioii Mw rliants. time; < cently of California. WM. G. We have also the fact that by far the ntoxlcation; ach fined $3 and costs. DAVIS. ) larger number of [Funeral Wednesday afternoon at 2 o’clock, deciO them belling to two Martiu A. Vaughan. officer: d3t Flie Lixuiu at. 26 cents branches of one great « Resisting at the residence of Samuel Bull, No. 1 Pitt Feed! Salesroom 18 Exchange Street. s toed $30 and costs. Poultry at. 37 family, lvysdick Hauinletonian had two street. The Wonder Vs" Mulkern. “ sons, George Wilkes and Electioneer. The Timothy Vagabond; two In New Gloucester, Dec. 11, Matilda, widow The Number Fifty at. 60 F. *♦. RAII.BV. C. W. ALLEN. mothers of these months in county of the late Isaac H. 68 i Wheat, Barley, Oats and Corn mixed sous were different, but jail. Keith, aged years and The Gold for Full Dress Embroidered marl4 4tt each was of Charles Stafford. 4 months. 8. Treasury Office Marine at. $1.40 per 100 lbs. Clay blood. And an iuspec- Larceny; Reform Department, 1 -60 tcnool [Funeral on Tuesday afternoon at 2.15 U • Hospital Strvico, me.. Decem- Fronts.. $ tion of the above list will show how many during minority. o’clk, Portland, Michael from her late residence, New Gloucester. ber 14, 1891. SEALED PROPOSALS This is the cheapest as well as the best feed The glveu arc for unlauuderod except belong either to the of or McDonough. Nuisance; hound prices family Wilkes 1 in Gray, Dec. 8, Jacob A. F'ield. 53 will be received at this office for maxes hens Electioneer. iver to the grand jury in the sum of aged yrs. poultry; nothing lay better the shirt. $500. In Freeport. Dec. 14, Clarissa willow until noon of than mixed $1.60 John D. Eagan and J. Chase, SATURDAY, De- gram. One of the astonishing features of this Mary Eagan, of Thomas Cummings, amd 86 years 28davs. cember 19, 1891. to furnisb carpeuters’ tools Portland laundered costs.lOcts. extra The UNION MUTOAI. LIFE IN- jearch and “ “ “ “ table is tbe number of fast records seizure; each fined $«X)and [Funeral Wednesday forenoon at lo o’clock, and hardware for the uso of the Mamie .25 8UKAXCE COMPANY Is now in the that ! iosts and Hospi- Troy have been made. When but 60 days in the county jail. Mary from her late residence at Freeport. Burial at tal service at Porrlum. see schedules and forty-third year of its existence. It three years Satisfaction guaranteed or money rtfuud.jd. lias Suuoi made till ipp«aled. Evergreen Cemetery. further mfoi nation may be obtained up^u ap- already paid more than Twenty ago her, then, unprecedent- In Dec. the live Milhous Dollars Patrick Flaherty and Freeport, 2, Kitty M„ daughter of plication to un-eim^ned- Ttie rlgln is re- SEKS3K ft of to Its policy- ed two-year-old record of 2:18, men went < Maggie Flaherty. Simon ii. aud DALTOH, holders >earch and Pamela I. Leavitt Holmes, aged served to waive infoiarulitics, and to reject any and their beneficiaries and wild oyer it as do now seizure; each fined $100 and w x*. IjiXBb they over Arion, ! nearly years. or aU proposals, spencer O. DC Font of Green Street jr. nr, possesses assets of more than Six •ne-half costs and 60 to In RAN, That it would, within go short a days county jail. Phipsburg, Dec. 11, Jane K., wife of John Passed Assistant in com- Million Dollars and a 51:102. Appealed. sm^con, M. U. S., dltetl large surplus L. Wallace, aged 68 years 11 mouths, mand of Hospital. ueclfidid I jyleuUbm fUUTLAMl, tlE. CouKiess wherewith to meet maturing liabilities. i deed dU MISCELLANEOUS. CITY A HOUSE FOR THE cotton mattress and pillows and all the ADTEBTIBBHKNTB, HCSINKSS DAKDS. TO LET. PEBMIKAL. DOLL. usual furnishings. Shams and a coun- ft 10 LET—House with nine rooms on famous Blush of Roses can be made of dotted Gray posi- terpane Swiss, CITY OF PORTLAND. J. street, $300. Modern. Five rooms, Wal- LADIES—Thetively cures ptrapies, freckles, blackheads rooms rear of and moth and all skm diseases laid over plain colored cambric and nut street, *8 00. Five Gray or mouev re. street. *10.00. Six rooms, Clif- funded by the proprietor, Miss Flora a nines A Christmas Present that bj narrow lace. A Ryan’s court, May edged with very cun- jXLIBBY’S ton House on Hart- South Bend, Indiana. Sold by all street, Woodforus, $11.00. DRCGGIS rs’ ning bureau is made of three pen boxes, ley avenue, Jleering, seven rooms, $13.00. 14-1 House and stable on Ocean street, seven rooms, Made for the Little which the box in Attractions to loan on first or second Daughter. open by sliding part Special near grammar school, *15.00. Apply to hi, 8. mortgage* on farms or life and out of the other are Middle MONEY city property, insurance part They — — street._14-1 or moit STEPHEN BERRY GARDINER,J.85 policies, commercial paper any good coiiat- pasted over one another, and handles to LET—A smr.U tenement In house No. 4 era! securities. Inquire of A. 0. LIBBY, 42 Vk AU Yon N«»4 1* Some Some Card- Boxes, the boxes or drawers are made of shoe NOTICE TO VOTERS TO Merrill street. Fur particulars inquire of Exchange Street. 4-4 D. 91 14-1 board, Some Wall Paper, Figured Chintz buttons. Chairs, covered with Book, Jofeand Card Printer J. DECELLE, Congress Istreet. cretonne, LOST AND FOUND. and Plenty of Taste, Ingenuity and may be constructed after the pattern of wo. : TOto let; within three mtuutes steamboats at short notice; all work warrant Annie Isabel Willis. Ward room, Dec. 13. Hours 9 a.m. also wanted to rent house where d; purchases of Handkerchiefs have been on suet gress Square; viucia uj man nitruuru w. AO*A to 4 b ard of a will the lent. Address, an extensive scale that we are able to offei p. m. person pay ROOMS. Press Office. 10-1 TT7ANTED—YonDsr man not over 30 with “WASHEEl WASHEE!” AG A FIGHTER. them at vv $200 cash to fill a position of sal- Office of of Westbrook. trust; Astonishingly Low Prices. Registrars of Yoters, Room City ary from $16 to $20 per week; mast commence HALE HELP. work belore December 19. Do not answer tho ranging from 3 cents to $10.00 each. We 13 Dec. Facts Suggested by Rumors of Dis- quot( City Building, 17,18,19. this unless yon can Du the above notice. Ad- a few of them: turbances in the Kiuplre. XITANTED-An apothecary clerk. Good po- dress W. HARRINGTON, Portland. 16-1 Men’s Initial or Ward Ward f T not [Special Hdkfs.19c, 3 for 50c Seven, Room, Yaughau sitioD for the right man; must be Correspondence.] afraid of work. with P. Ladles Silk Mull Embroidered.69c., Street, Dec. 21, 22, 23,21, 26 and Address, references, ! New York, Dec. the re- O. Box 1016, Portland, Me.14-1 10.—Although matked down from $1.00. 28. wanted: from China the rebellion Ladles’ first class salesman for the jum-uvv:* buna an hiq r 1 ciu;a iwicu, | ports regarding Japanese Silk Embrold- to WANTED—AState of Maine. Must be acquainted are Notice in tho Celestial so 25c., 39c, Voters. glass fronted, iuodernly built doll I empire conflicting eied.18c., Hoars same as at other ward with the retail drug trade throughout the state. it difficult to Ladies’ Embroidered Mull.2oc., worth 38c at ouce. reference ana bouses for sale at high prices is one ; that is get at the real truth sessions. Apply giviug experience, A young man, 18 or 20 years Ladies’ Initial.12Vic. (a bargain) to t he E. L. P. CO., .91 Broad Street, Boston, ra;wte of three or four wooden boxes, of the matter, yet there is no doubt that Mass.10-1 of age, to run witter and Ladle s’ fine Embroidered.... 60c. (extra value) Type whose rooms open full to the touch, and the trouble is serious. It is indeed assist in office woik quite Ladles’ Colored Bordered.10c. aud la Vic you want a live man, about general which leaves the whole front, of the man- After December possible, if the killing of foreigners con- (Fast colors and cheap,) 28th, sessions win be resum Board of of Voters. WANTED—Dothe 15th lust., for a general business, wttn Address, stating j Registration tance and Best of experience, sion to the little owner’s imagination. Men’s Colored ed at office, Room 13, City Bulldlhe, and con- alargeacqab exp»rtence? ; tinues, that western nations inter- Bordered.l2V4e reference this office. JOHN .7 may tinue so December ‘4, 1S91. exchanged. BATES, WATSON, To make a satisfactory one, and now is a (Large size and great value.) long as consistent with making up the 91 fere. This contingency renders the Chi- list of Houlton, Maine. good time to do this, for Christmas is at Colored and 5c voters of the several wards, which by CHAPTER 34. naman, considered as a an Bordered.3c, fighter, object law must be posted thirty days before the elec- man, thoroughly experienced dec!4d3t hand, procure three boxes of uniform (Thousands of them.) WANTED—AIn the of shawls and dress of interest. tion. AN ACT to provide a Hoard of Registration to manufacturing 6ize, a foot and a half and Cashmere Mufflers.75c the Cities of this State. goods, to take charge of one of the largest and good bread and pastry cook long wide, Most in the United States are wishes hotel or people Silk 26 and Sect. 1. a board of registration Is nest mills in tne country. Must have thorough WANTED—Asituation, hasery; good and about a foot or any dimen- Mufflers.$1.00. $1 $2.00 hereby at Can best of reference. deep, under the that As a to at established in each of the which knowleuge of the business and come well re- ornamenting. give impression “Washee! Imt. Silk Mufflers.7c or 4 for 25c prerequisite voting the Spring Elec city State, Office. sions that will make them resemble min- shall have the exclusive and to commended. Apply to S. M., P. O. Box 1877, Address, with terms, O. K., Press Washee!” is a natured tlon, on the 7th of March next, power authority harmless, good Choice line of very fine Hdkfs , application for determine the of New decfldlw iature rooms when set on their sides. $1.00, $1.26 qualification voters therein, York._ ’|]12-1 sort of a Registration must be made in and exclusive to make correct fellow. This idea is absolutely $1.50, $2.00, $2.50 aud $3.t;0. person. power up, and a small farm In The outside be some revise the list of voters In each of said purchase may painted plain A new line It is hoped that every citizen in the cities, C umberland « near erroneous. The Chinese are fighters, and Heal Duchesse Lace Hdkfs., $1.00 respec- and BOARD. WANTED-To ouuty. Preferably shall perform all the duties and have ex- > color, and the inside may be all tive wards will themselves on the Portland or Id Oicha'd. Bend lull particulars covered, at that. In coun- $1.60, $2 CO, present days all the now good fighters foreign $2.60, $3.00, $3.50, $4 00, clusively, powers exercised by the to Lock Box 168, Pittsfield, Me. 10-2 but the part that forms the floor, with named, in order that the registration be officers of said cities in teacher wishes board In tries, where they are outnumbered, $4,50, $5.00, $.600, $8.00, $10.00. municipal making, pre- lady they made paring, and correcting the list of voters WANTED—Aa private west of State St. loan paper, or scraps left from small Urtai ts complete. revising family, living -To $10.$20, $30.$60, $100, plain seem meek and but in their Oiler tbe therein under four of the Revised References lull forbearing, chapter Stat- exchanged, .address, stating WANTEDto $10,000, In cty and vicinity, on patterned wall papers. The floors can utes or any other statute relating thereto. particulars. S. B., Press Office. 12-1 own country they are insolent, arrogant AUGUSTUS F. GERRISH, ) Board of furniture, pianos, organs, libraries, burses, have bits of or stair oil- carriages, diamonds, watches. 2d ingrain carpet, and treacherous. lived in China Ida Water-Colored MONROE A. BLaNCHARD, } Registration The mortgages, Having Waugh Engravings » undersigned having been appointed and notes and pay off furniture leases. Business cloth, or any of cloth JOHNS.RUSSELL, jfToters. FOR pieces dark, heavy commissioned a for SALE. confidential. PORTLAND COLLATERAL nearly two years and met numbers of 1 OOO of them; 3 for 35 cents. Board the Registration of tacked down. noviedtf LOaN 185 Middle room neatly Chinese sailors, soldiers and pirates in Voters for this city under said law. hereby noti- CO., street, 6, secoud For windows cut of white Well worth twice tbe in waDt of pictures from floor.9 2 oblongs money. fy all persons claiming the right to vote in this river encounters and on the battlefield, I PICTURES-Peopleone dollar to eight would do well to call the sashes and with at the election of March to call at Page’s Ba- paper, ruling panes have no hesitation in an Extracts from two letters that were writtcr PUBLIC NOTICE. city municipal next, onus. Plush goods and albums; cuff and col- saying that ed- zaar and see the saucer and heavy ink lines. Over these curtains about these beautiful that said Board will be In session at the times lar boxes 26 cents and up. E. D. REYNOLD8, WANTED—Everyonepretty cup, ucated and one pictures: plate we sell at 19c. and the gold band one at Chinaman, especially and cor Oak and Congress street. £L5-1 are to be draped dotted Swiss edged Pray accept my heartiest thanks for the charm Portland. December ». 1891. places below mentioned, for the purpose of 29c. PAGB’d. 261 Middle street.9-1 from the north, is just as brave as any ing set of children’s heads which with narrow lace for the and picture ha! Pride Bridge will closed to public travel receiving the names of said persons and form- SALE—Near Western Promenade a verv parlor bed- reached me. It was a American or European soldier. The just delight and a refresh, on and after Friday, December 11, 1891, for FORdesirable one-storied furnished cottage; 8 persons in want of tranks of room and muslin half curtains for the ing to look them over. The of chlldhuoc ing lists thereof. WANTED—Allbags to call at B. D. REYNOLDS’, 666 lower classes are worse than beauty repairs, until further notice. rooms In perfect order; gas, Sebago. cemented savages. was never more I and 668 corner of as we kitchen. If these materials are not at sweetly depicted. !am, ven T. H. RANDALL. c liar, 19oo feet of land, at a low price if sold Congress street, Oak; Manly qualities such as may be found truly, thyfilend, declOtf Commissioner of Streets. Collector’s Odd Follows within two if to be leased. N. manufacture our goods, and can therefore give use Boom, weeks, not. S, hand, anything—old of wide John G. Whittier. ^————^—————— bottom prices; tranks repaired; <-ve- pieces among the Indians are unknown to GARDINER, 185 Middle street.16-1 open lace or or of Dec. Jonigs unttll e.4-6 embrofSery, scraps bright REPORT OF Block, 14,15,16,17,18,19. them, but in sheer bestial cruelty the I have received a collection of oi THE CONDITION SALE—Oakdale, new home with steam or colored wool pictures TETANTED—Active workers for pale goods—whatever his children’s heads. I am very much pleasec — OF THB — FORand batn, with all modern improvements; everywhere subjects of Celestial majesty surpass Hose House No. vt “SHBPP’8 PHOTOGRAPHS of the can be found in the bag. It is the w.th this little gallery of childhood, whict Upper Room, it is newly furnished; carpets as good as new. piece even cannibals. at an of represents ir- with ah its untaught grace and This Is a forced sale, which I am instructed to WORLD;” produced outlay $100,000; of this to tell how Merchants’ National 1, Dec. 24, 28. tremendous success- Mr. J. M. Dex- purpose description A trait in the character of unconscious beauty. They will carry snn Bank, 21, 22, 23, 26, close at once; with or without the furniture. Marshall, very strong ter, cleared $603 In 4 Rev. the may be made almost shine to tbe walls of the darkest room—one that AT IN THE W. H. WALDRON. 180 Mildle 8t. 15 1 Ind., days; Henry toy entirely a Chinaman is that he doesn’t lose PORTLAND, STATE OF MAINE, Plainfield. Mass.. 6 hours; Mias his gets all its daylight from a northern widnow. Pride’s Corner Fisher, $187In with found about the house. For at the close •( business, Dee. it, 1S91. Upper Room, U. H. Harris, $14 in 30 min- things head under in Oliver Wendall holmes. FEED FOR SALE—60 barrels waste uarneld, Penn., any circumstances; diplo- utes. m. lOdleatbook on earth. the walls there should be a few RESOURCES: School Dec. 31. NEWcorn at 50 cents per barrel. Apply to Mammoth parlor on tne Dattleneld or wherever it Remember only 35 ccab a pair, ami House, 29, 30, lllustnucu«.ircu.ti ■ and terms free. Books on macy, Loans and 99 GOUDY & KENT. Bakers and confectioners, constructed out of ad- well worth twice tbe discounts..$1,044,627 aAlllr .. Dan.l 1 r. 1 ered t. 8’ I '• r-'ld. Beautiful outfit pictures, perhaps he counts the cost and money. Three thousand secured and unsecur- only $i. be, coolly pro- Overdrafts, Duck Add s Globe Bible 705 Chest- cards framed with a flat ed 83 Woodbury's Hall, Pond, Publishing Co., vertising oblong vides for it. If the odds are in his favor ..V.. 06 MOWING MACHINE Co. STOCK— nut street, Philadelphia, Pa. no27dl6t ‘Little Classics” «V WVVWV VMVU4WV4VU4 V/VJ of bristol board or stiff paper gilded. W|WU Jan. 4. Small lot for sale 1 w it taken at once. he will if he will run before a U. 8. Bonds to secure 1, 2, HALL tight; not, Only IO cent, a Set. deposits.... 70,000 00 A. K. & E. A. 98 street. to buy from $1000 to $ lb- The picture can be pasted behind the r? \ Stocks, securities, etc. DOTEN, Exchange shot is fired. Superior numbers always 1,800 00 151 NOTICE—Wanted000 worth of cast-off clothing; l pay the and a will hold it all on the Due from approved reserve Collector’s Room, Odd Fellow’s cash for ladles’ opening pin him with dur- Cray’s Elegy, highest price dresses, gents’ inspire confidence, though agents. 82,966 03 SALE—Two-story house containing ten and children’s clothing, and gents’ winter over- wall. If one can paint or draw, a few Old Oaken Due from other National Banks.. Jan. In for one ing the Tonquin war the Chinese found Bucket, 9,328 11 Block, 5, 6, 7. FORrooms, good repair, fitted family, coats; call, or address letter or postal to 3. buxikcs ui uruuu ur pen wm wu&u Him* Banking-house, furniture, and with stable and a good sized lot of land, situated 97 Middle street. out too often that mere numbers do not Village Blacksmith. LEVI, auglOtf fixtures. 21,000 00 room. on Cumberland street, ten minutes walk from pie picture to delight the child owner. Current and taxes Upper Hose House No.l. the office. For further always count. These books have never beed sold at less thai expenses paid. 4,932 60 post particulars inquire worth of cast-off * Premiums on U. 8. 14-1 buy $1000 An easel may be cut out of bristol Bonds. 6,000 00 Jan. of A. C. LIBttY, 42Va Exchange street. I the cash for Chinese soldiers of the regular army 25 cents a set. We pnrpose to let our custom Checks and other cash items. 8, 9,11. WANTED—Toclothing; pay highest price board (see the center to be 6,172 68 ladlee’ dresses, gents’ and children’s clothing, diagram), leg are drilled and armed in the same man- ers buy them of us at 10 cents a set, because o; Exchanges for clearing-house.... 18,20133 SALE—A leather covered Hawkeye Honrs to be from 1 to 6 and from 7 to 9 p. m., Camera with Oar lot 1891 model, and gents’ winter overcoats; call, or address bent back after a toe error in Bills of other Banks. 6,803 00 FOR lens, being strengthened by ner as printing “Compliments.” A more letter or postal to MRS. GOOD HART, 93 Mid- the regulars of any civilized na- Fractional paper currency, nick- excepting Prld9’s Corner and Duck Pond,where nearly new ai d In perfect condition. A good of stout muslin 1 uie street. piece pasted where the charming or delightful set of books for tht Christmas a H. HAY augiuu tion, and while I cannot say that they els and cents. 266 91 the hours will be from 1.30 to 6.30. and from 7 present at low rate. H. angle comes. A picture can be pasted money never was offered in this city. This offei Specie. 38,660 OC & SON, Middle street. 14 1 are as skillful and efficient in the use to 9 p. m. ANTED-Tobuy from 11000 to |10,000 of ours is worth 25 1 Legal-tender notes. OC half the easel, which is colored really cents, and will cos 3,000 OR SALE—Steam Launch, 20 feet long, fitted worth of cast off tne way np of arras or as deft and tractable Redemption fund with U. 8. The board, wishing to avoid favoring any per- clothing, highest yon absolutely only 10 cents. with Shiprn in engine and boiler, all ready cash tor ladies’ dresses, also with dark water color paint or gilded. Treasurer (6 per cent of circu- sons or classes of persons have decided on a prices paid gentle- in as Americans or Euro- for salt water. Price, $250. cash. Address A. men’s and children’s clothing and winter over- maneuvering lation) . OC The parlor furniture is made entirely cf Ten Thousund of 2,260 personal registration, and every person must go H. COOMBS, Yarmouthvllle, Me. 14-1 coats. cash for pean soldiers, they have qualities Copies Highest prices paid carpets pasteboard, covered with any bits of silk, before the board himself, or his name will be and furniture. Address, postal or letter to, which must not be underrated. In- total.$1,362,871 6C SALE—The Yost Type Writer surpasses No. 102 Middle M. UeUROOT, Port- wool or velvet that will do. Assorted left off. in other machines. No street, fire has little Tiny Tales. LIABILITIES. FOR improvements land, Me. oct22-tf fantry effect upon them, shift or wrlt-s It colors will make the room more Capital stock In. Voters from any part of the city may register keys ribbons; always evmly. tiny “Peep Show,” “Baby,” “Wee Ones.,’ am paid $300,000 OC Is tne best. Price about Send for for if they die in that way it only shows fund.... at where the board is in $«6. price Each piece in the “Tiny Tales.” Surplos 176,000 OC any place session. list. O. P. PERKINS,Selling Agent, 219Com- WANTED. gay. given diagram that Buddha wished them Undivided profits. 28 evidently to 48,266 Naturalized citizens will bring their papers and mercial street, Portland, must be coverd on one side, or both, The Set of Four for 5c. National bank notes outstanding. 46,000 OC Me._i2-l live no What John the answer longer. soldier, Dividends unpaid.V. 7 6C be ready to where naturalized, when with which is held Worth four times that CHOICE Formosa Tea of fine flavor and ladies to introduce the goods, firmly by long hates above all is nearly amount. The; Individual to and before what court. however, things shrap- deposits subject naturalized, A strength at a low price is hard to EducatedWorld’s great Llterarv Work the American- stitches of thread are beautiful books for children. good connecting opposite Printed ot check. 641,902 07 voter must state his find. Those our 60 cent tea it ized Britannic* in nel, and during the Tonquin war I often Certified Every name, residence, using pronounce Encyclopedia every city, sides. The are then overcast to- satin paper and illustrated. checks. 1,774 03 the finest ever foi the town and In the state. to Gener- pieces heavy very finely Cashier’s checks occupation, place of occupation, place of they bought money. village Apply heard the remark, “Flenchmen big gun outstanding. 306 OC birth, GEO. H. al No. 2 and silk to match the is United States LOltb,12-1 Manager, Exchange street, fcnciclope- gether, goods killee too the from deposits. 31,463 6S residence in Westbrook, where he last voted dia many.” During fights of U. 8. offi- Department._dec!2d3t used, and the stitches are fine. This can Deposits disbursing married, residence of wife and family. It is to SALE—Houses; prices, $460, $600.$900 to cers Chu the Chinese wall the position of OUR GREATEST OFFERS . 85,712 IS $1000, $1100, $1300, $1400, $1600, $1700. be done on the outside. The seat is to be hoped that every citizen will present them- FOR the Chinese had invariably to be taken Due other National Banks. 359 84 •2000, $2200, $2600, $2700, $3200. J. WASTED. made by cutting a piece to fit the open- will be the Inducements we shall present for on Bills payable. 83,100 i C selves on the days named, in order that the C. WOOMAN, 106Mi Exchange street. 12-1 by assault, and even then the Celestial and it then cover- patrons to purchase for presents. registration be made complete. ing padding slightly, ec a small, first- only ran when the enemy was almost Total.$1,862,871 CHARLES M. SALE—Anyone wanting Good wide-awake agents to sell for the one side to match the chair. Dress Statu of WATERHOUSE, class, out-of-town e suitable for sum- ing near Silks, Goods, House' Maine. FOR pla Fonthil Nurseries, of Canada. Good pay and enough to grab his pigtail. CHARLES E. JACK80N mer residence or residence for County of Cumberland, s« permanent city regular and constant employment to tne right I have referred to the barbarous na- W. business man. will do well to call upon W. P. keeping Coods, Ladies’ 1, J. E. Oilman, Cashier of the above named GEORGE LEIGHTON. men. No drones need apply, we have 700 Newman, at West Falmouth. S,sld place has a ture of the and the do swear that dec7 dtjanll acres under stock, every department fully Mongol, give follow- bank, solemnly the above thrifty orchard ana is suitable for small and Children's statement Is true to the best of young, equipped. Address STONE & WELLINGTON, instance to illustrate it: One an Out- my knowledge fruits: large hennery in connection with same. ing day and belief. J. E. Temple Building, Montreal. J. W. BEALL, OILMAN, Cashier. Address W. P. NEWMAN, at West soldier was Subscribed and sworn Falmouth, Name the Press. infantry missing, and it was side Carments and to before me this 12th Me. Dec. Manager. Dally of 1891. 10th, 1891._11-1 sepl2d3m* at once suspected that the man had been day December, C. O. BANCROFT, Notary Public. SALE—10 shares of stock of tbe Port- killed. After a diligent search he was FURS. land Trust Address X. Y. Correct—Attest: SIGHT. FOR Company. Z., FE.3AI.E HELP. found on the following day, his arms and OKO. 8. HUNT, ) this office;ll-i&wtt There has never been such an opportunity a i J. P. DEFECTIVE^ outstretched and BAXTER, Directors. legs pinioned to the we now offer in these for [ BALE—Ten tons of mixed grain for In departments peopi. D. W. KKN8ELL,) All “errors of refraction” of the girl for general housework with bamboo sticks. One to purchase our best and m"st desirable FORpoultry. The best grain for making hens a small at 234 state street. Must ground pointed goods eyes which cause so head- WANTED—Afamily, at -.ower Prices than Ever Known in the hlstor decl4_d3t many lay in the market. Only $1.36 per 100 pounds. BLANCH- stake was driven the of aches, tired, weak and be well recommended.|MKS.HENRY through palm of dry goods. aching Special price on ton lots. BENSON & DAL- ARD. 14 1 each another the breast ayes, imperfect sight, etc., cor- TUN, foot of Green street.11-1 hand, through rected accurately by with several ex- and one through his feet, which were SALE.—Fine music rolls, silk- a lady years’ folios, as an office stenographer and crossed. His face and other of his A. M. WENTWORTH, OPTICIAN. FORlined. only $1.25 each; the latest WANTED-Byperience parts style writer, a situation lu Portland or vicinity, leather music roll, $i; an elegant variety of type body were covered with unslaked A4» 1-ii Coagresa Hi, satisfactory references given. Address, K. C. lime, W1NTHR0P music binders In b»ok form, lor holiday trade, 0-1 ■uusBwwinm is H., this office. which had burned deep holes into the aaammmmmammamtsmM for saie by HAWES, No. 414 Congress street. j. 9-1 flesh. The most common way in China rTubby, == SALE.—Fine violins, violin ban- of an is to sever the head bows, "T— killing enemy gohsultation free. FORjeauriues, trimmings for all musical instru- from the trunk, which generally is done Congress Street. an24 eodtf ments, extra violin and banjo strings, for sale decl2 dtf No. 414 street. 9-1 with a dull knife. by Hawes, Congress i! It is very seldom that a Chinaman CIGARS SALE—Hot water heating apparatus, FORthe same now heats lower office and two will man to but he will at- 1882. fight man, upper offices with three radiators, can easl.y tack his antagonist when the majority run more; cost $175.« 0 two years ago; will sell _1892 are the product of an A-l factory, located lr for S75.UU before January first. F. A. SMITH is on his side. During the battle of & Springfield, Mass., and established in 1852. BOYNTON, CO9-1 Chinese NEW Dong-dong 12,000 soldiers at- 547 Congress St. irsOR ai.E.—Kotz'chmar’s Christmas Carol tacked 900 Frenchmen and were onlv This brand of Cigars Is exceedingly ■ mill ha utility Iti tminii nlmi-i.haa thiu /'Kola* the above with Oue driven back by The assault THE Solid Silver Chatelain mas, carols. Bright btai, DIAGRAMS SHOWING HOW FURNITURE shrapnel. The Merry Morn, star of East amt Mystic was five but it was not ot MAT BE MADE. repeated times, POPULAR one war* Gleaming the Stars, for sale by HAWKS, No. Watches, every 414 street. 9-1 Wall until the lost men that Congress Mongols 5,000 i Papers,\ The is made by cutting one with smokers everywhere for its mild ant lounge desisted. Americans and ranted, 86, $8, $10. they Europeans smooth flavor. them. Sold SALE—Mandolins, Guitars, Banjos and piece as in diagram, an oblong piece like Try by the besi all musical W« are now showing r are to look the Chinese soldier FOR instruments; Washburn, Lus the lower half of back, and two ends tc apt upon dealers everywhere. NOTICE. comb, Gateomb. Stewart and other manufac- the Spring Patterns as a little fellow as harmless and fif. TKoca 1 12cf. f.V>rfk* ni»ppR fli« puny ture; besides exira Violin and Banjo Striugs, in all grades. CHRISTMAS FIGARO for as the ordinary laundryman, but this is sale by Hawes, No. 414Congress street. nro to be covered on one side only. Damariscotta, Me., Dec. 1,1891. 9-1 a mistake. I have seen among the JOSEPH WHITCOMB & CO., is hereby given that the following all is make a great When put together, tiny NOTICEbonds issued by the town of Damariscotta SALE—Double and runner Puug hills skirting the river Min, on the decks I single roll of cotton or rags, cover it to match Mpriagfield. mass. Me., in aid of the Kuox & f.iuco'n Hallway are FORby J. F. HOVEY, 73 Portland street. 9-1 of Chinese men-of-war and in the CAN BE HAD AT nov27 dim hereby called, numbers as follows: 20, 21, 27, & GO. the and sew it at the end where junks, SaLK OK TO LET—New brica nouse N. J. BAILEY lounge 30, 33. 84. 3«. 37, 40, 41, 4 i of *50 i each are thousands of stalwart at 56 Mellen street. at 525 is fellows, straight called and must be for pay- FOR Enquire 190-192 Middle St. the back highest, attaching it to the hereby presented CUMBERLAND as palms, over six feet high, supple and FIRST CLASS ment by January 1st, 1892. 11. F. GENTU 8TKKKT.aug21-tf novludtf | back. This makes the lounge pillow. NEK, Treasurer. rtecl2eocl3w» quick in movement, with brawny arms, The bedroom furnishings may be cov- ANY NEWS STAND. wide shoulders and ered with cretonne, and if this is used deep, powerful chests. F. de Thummel-Cloth. PIA NOS curtsin the window with a piece of the FORSALE for sale j_L or also same. Cretonne may be pasted smooth- rent; BOYNTON, These delightful communications ad- 547 Congress St. ly over the outside of a good sized spool dressed to divers library authorities are beautltul residence, No. 41 Thomas SL, to form the bedstead. situated, and box, Spools sawed The Journal: I heard the she Tbefinely light, airy sunny, every quoted by Library youns; lady say room pleasant, Hue library finished in BOYNTON, in half and glued to the corners of the polished “Please send me ‘Misery of Paris,’ writ- decl4-St very fancy or plain, at was in hopes she would have a Black Walnut, lBuiug Room in quartered Oak, box wiil make legs, which can be con- ten by Victor Heighgo.” elegant Parlors, cosy "ewlng Room, Bath Room dair of Pearl Opera Glasses. a Ornamental Mantles. Electric Bells cealed by a valance. If the lid be A asked us just now NO. 114 1-2 EXCHANGE ST gem. 347 placed university professor WOYiCJK. throughout. Speaking Tube, Combination Congress SI. in over one end of the lower half of the for “an edition of Scott’s novels the Steam and Hot Water Heater, Plate Glass front, bills th Closet set tabs in box, so as to stand at right angles to it, original dialect.” persons having any against As an Insurance Company and as a large room, dry roomy cellars, ALLtown of Dcerlng are re 'nested to presen Home. the UNION laundry, Hotana Cold Water, aud everything to a foundation for a of cretonne 01 “Have yon a book in the library called Institution, Boys’ Nickel Watches, Warranted canopy ” the fame at the selectmen’s office for approva MUTUAL LIFE 1NSULA.NCE COM- first class. Lo contains about 5600 feet of ‘The bu’stin of a chestnut burr?’ Read- lace will be made. ! on or before January 1,189?. Fer order of th PANY is deserving of the support ol land. keep goodttime, ers of E. P. Roe’s will guess this Foard ISAAC F. CLAKK, Chalrmtn. l Maine Inquire ofS. B. The bedstead to a stories ■W. P. HASTINGS, Citizens. KELSEY, ought have little *'*“'”*' '"***■ el7 nov7tlf No. 243 Commercial Street. conuudrum «it opqftj declC-lw otf $4.00. N> 8.. 28 Red.7 @T% do prel. 27% 27% Yucatan.New York-.Hav & Mex Dec 19 mtkajheckm. KAIL. ROAD*. BAfLKOADS FINANCIAL AND N ) 10. 20 Kng Ven Red. 3@3% Western Union. *2 81% Wyoming.New York. .Liverpool...Dec 19 COMMERCIAL. 8 oz 12 Am.Ztnz....60;i»/ 00 i lunar Trust... 8'<% 88% Servia.....New York.tLiverpooi...Dec 19 lo oz. 16 ttoonelle Yellow...2% Richmond & West Point.31% 11% Circassia...New YorkAGlasuow....Dec 19 ROYAL BLUE LINE. •tic?. do 60 60 Werkendam....New York.-Uottefdara..Dec 19 pref.... International Steamship Co. FINEST AND SAFEST TRAINS IN THE WORI.D BRAND TRUNK RAILWAY. Huap«wd«r-NhM. Rice lb.R%@7 Oregon Nav. 79 79 La Bourgogne..New York..Havre..Dec 19 — R'astfng.3 60@4 00 Rangoon.6% «.6 Bolivia.:..New York..Naples.Dee 19 — von —between— > Naleratu*. York..Rio Sporting.... 4 0($6 60 Boston Produce Market. Finance.New Janeiro.Dec 20 Si. John, k, B., Halifax, N. S., New York, Philadelphia, D on shot. 25 ibs..l 60 Saleratus. 6@6% lathi..New York..Bremen.Dec 32 Easport, Calais, Quotations of Products in the Not* Halliniore nn«l Washington Christmas Staple Buck. B, BB, rtpiee*. BOSTON. Dee. 14, i891—The following are Carthaginian ...Portland....Liverpool... Dec 22 and ail parts ot New Brunswich, 76 16 @17 York. Mr»lia. Pliscc Kdwnrd* Ula#4, **»<• -VIA- T, TT, F.1 Cassia, pure ;oday’a quotations of Provisions. Produce,*c: Rotterdam.New JApisterdaui Dec 23 Markets. Hay. Mace. 0 Brttanic.New York Liverpool...Dec 23 Gape Breton. The favorite route to Cuiu- Leading 76® cuts 14 00 14 25. short cuts CE5JTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW Holiday*. Pressed.$12@13 Nutmegs.... 70$ 3 Pork—Long g City New York.New York. .Livemool ...Dec 28 pobelia and Wt. Andrew*, N. It, JERSEY, $14 (;0<$l 4 60: backs at 14 76; lean 60@14 Adirondack ....New York./St 23 , Straw.$ 9$10 Pepper. 18@21 Its bult Marc,&cj.Dec Fall am! Winter PHILADELPHIA & HEADING R. R„ Iron. Cloves. It Jnds.OO 00 a/16 00; pork tongues 60; .Dec 29 Arrangement. @70 oork Labrador.Portland....Liverpool. EXCURSIONS Common.2 lu 6 or York..Cientuegos..Dec 31 On and alter Nov. 2d, and until further no- BALTIMORE & OHIO R. B, @2ya dinger. 1S@15 small hams Santiago.New Refined.2 @2% Starch. Hams at 9%c; atlOc; pressed tice, the steamers of this line leave Railroad All trains vestlbuled from end to cad, -TO- Blocks an«l Bonds—Money Easy-Sterling ll%c. lighted Noiway.3%@3% Laundry. S%@7ya Wharf, Portlaud, MONDAY and THURSDAY by gas. Unequated diuing car service- Lard—Choice 7c ip lb in tierces and tubs; MINIATURE ALMANAC,DECEMBER la, at 6.00 p. in., for and St. John, with but Firm—Governments Cast steel. i«9 Tea*. Eastport TIME TkBEE NOVEMBER Exchange Quiet LO-lb pails in cs 8%c. above leave St. John 15, 1891. German steel. ... Sun rises••*•••■•.*7 07 n.nh •••••.10 15 connections; returning, @4% Souchong 18@50 dressed 6c waterwaM5r j Leave New York from foot of Dull and Steady—Railroads Active and 8 oe Hogs—Choice city & lb; country Snn sets .4 13 and Easrport same days. Liberty street steel.... ®2V2 .do choice*. 3fk«5u lo 6c. {.1102 North Sleet Iron— Through tickets issued and baggage checked River, Montreal or Steady—Stocks Generally Firm With a J*pau. 2?@»0 Butter—Western extra creamery 27®28c; to destination. roceived up to 4.00 For Philadelphia at 4.30, 7.45, 9.00. 10.00, Qaebec Cmimoa.4 @4% Oolong. 3< @30 SS5 ®jr*i<'retght [ancy higher; firsts and extra firsts 11.30 a. 1.30, 4 AND BETUHIY. Advance in New and HC.4%@5 doeuoiee.. 39$40 i3@26e; m., 2.15.3.30, 00, 6.00, 6.0O, Sharp England sxtra imitation cream v 2%23c: lactorv choice at the 7.30 in.. 12.16 Sundays— Russia.13% ($14 Tabacea. For Tickets and Staterooms, apply p. night; 9.00, To accommodate the of Ilia Grand at choice or for 10.30, 11.30 a. 6.00 patrons Rock Island. Galv.6 Best brands.60 @60 20a21c;Nortbern creamery, 28@29e; Union Ticket Office, 40 Exchange St., in., 1.30, 3.30, 6.00, Trunk Round t ticket* will be sold De- @7 New York and Vt dairy good to choice at 24 YlARIiSriD Office, p. m., 12.15 Ry. ip iit*« Medium. 3(W4 i INTEYYS- other information at Company’s Railroad night. cember Hist and oil •- 82nd, good g ing regu'ar ®26c: Eastern creamery, good to chot at Wharf, foot of State street. J. B. For Baltimore and Washington dally at 9.00, Sheet.6%@'t Common. 2i@30 COYLE, trims, and good (or return passage wltbln ooe B6@28c. The above quotations are receivers’ (11.30 with a. din- Poe. 6@6% Halt PORT or PORTLAND. je20dtf Gen’l Manager. dining car) m.; 1.30, 3.30. month To Montreal with option of return prices for strictly wholesale lots. ing car 6,00 p. m 12.16 Pig. @7 Natural leaf. 60@70 night. from or to Quebec with of reimn A New York has been at SJiCheese—Northern choree full creams and Parlor cars on on nieht Quebec option money easy 2% day trains—sleepers from Montreal at the low rate: twins ll%c; fair to good at 7®lie W-siern MONDAY, Doc 14. trains, following @3 per cent; last loan 2% dosing at 2Vi per Retail Grocers’ Sugar Rates. choice lie; fair to good 8%@i0%c; sage at Arrived, Maine Tickets via this line are on sale at principal P cent. Prime mercantile paper at 4%@6 per Steamship Company utlutid $tt.OO. Railroad offices New York and New Portland market—Out loaf, 6%e; confection- 12@12%c Steamer State of Maine, Hilliard, Boston for throughout cent. Sterling Exchange is quiet but firm with Eggs—Eastern extras at England. will be ers’, 7c; pulverized, 6c: 28@30; fancy near-by and St John. NB. Passengers furnished, free ot charge, in 4 powdered, Bo; granu- stock higher: firsts 2d®27c; extra Vermont Eastport For NEW YORK. Boston 211 from actual business banker’s bills at 82% for Sch E Allen, Brookings, office, Washington street. with ferry tickets Levis to Qaebec and re- lated, 6c; coffee oiushed, 4% c, yellow, 4c. ami New at Western firsts 0 Philadelphia—coal turn of the train 60-day bills, and 4 84% for demand; posted Hampshire 28@30c Mills. Steamers leave PranKlin Wharf on Wednes- dec22qtf by conductor before arrival at firsts at to Uolliug Levis. 27@00e; Michigan —@26c. Jobbing Tuttle, New York and at 6 m. leave rates at 4 83%@4 8B% Commercial bill* at Railroad lc Sen Yankee Maid, tor Rock- days Saturdays p. Returning, Receipts. prices higher- land. Pier 38, East River, New York, on For tickets and further Information apply to 4 84. Government bonds are dull and poultry—Northern fresh killed turkeys, chce Wednesdays Mexico! of the Grand Trunk 8l%®4 Sch Grindle, Boston. and Saturdays at 4 p. m. CMTO7mIsl§ agents Railway. PORTLAND. Dec. 14,1881. 16® i7c; fair to good at 12® 14,spring chickens Lilian, L. .1. ska RGB NT. Gen. Montreal. steady. Bailroad bonds fairly aative and steady Sch Idaho, Hail, Boston—cement to Carlton nov 10-dtf J. B. COYLE, General Agent. Semi-Monthly Parties, Personally conducted Manager. Receipts by Maine Central K R—For Portland 15®17c; fowls 13al4c; Western dry packed combining comfort, low rates, time, Pull- WM. EDGAR. Gen. Pass Agt., Montreal. to firm. choice Bros. qutcK 94 cars miscellaneous turkeys, at 14@16c; fowls at l(%12e; of man sleepiug cars. Call on or address E. E. N. J. GRACE, New England Pass. Ageut, 890 stock merhandlse, connecting chickens 1 Sch Fannie Earl, (new, Cranberry Isles. 69 Although ihe market, as usual, was less @143. Bostou. Allan Lin© CURRIER, New England Agent Southern Washington street, Boston. declidtd roads 141 cars. Beans—New York at 2 OD: tons,) Stanley, animated after 12 o’clock, movements In the handjpicked pea Sen Brooklin. Mail Pacific Co., 192 Washington St. Bostou, Mass. marrow 1 96; choice screened at Arrival, Stewart, Royal Steamships. Grain pea 90@1 pea Sch Little Sadie, Beals, Jonesport. Janl9eodly list were in the upward direction. The whole Quotations. 1 6 «0: hand-picked medium at 1 9U®2 Portland to Direct. >@l 00; Sch Forest Gray, Loothbay. Liverpool list was ed on a level and NKW choice screened at 1 65® 1 choice Yellow Queen, MAIN E CENTRAL R.R. pla slightly higher YORK PRODUCE EXCHANGE. 80; Sch Edith Whaland, Georges, with 6D.000 lbs Eyes 1 96®2 00; California pea beans at 2 Boston & Maine ft. R. than the New England and Kook Is- CORRECTED BE CROCKER 10@ fish. For Bar Harbor, ftt. lb. opening. PULLEN, So CO. 2 «0 P bush hand-niekeu at 2 20®2 30; red STEAMSHIPS. In Effect October 1*91. Btingor, Jobs, LIVERPOOL. 4, Waite land were especially active and strong, the for- Saturday’s quotations. kid. 2 00@2 26 Jobbing prices 10c uigner. Cleared. PORTLAND illeiiaulaa, Qaebec, M*a< treat a.af ibe West. active Hay-Choice 18 00: some lair WESTERN DIVISION. I, mer suddenly becoming rapidly and WHEAT. fancy higher: Steamship Manhattan, Bragg, New York—J B 19 Nov. PARISIAN...77 Tues., 8 ~Dec. to good at 00@17 00: Eastern fine at after moved up from 37% to 39. The increase in Dec. Jan. Mav $16 Coyle. 3 Dec. *a*KTHA0LN’AN 22 Trains leave Portland (Union Statlou) foi Onl and November 19, 1891, passenger #12®14;jK)orto ordinary $11@14: East swale Sch J H Butler, Brown, North-east Harbor— Scnrboro Pine Point, 7.00. 10.16 trains leave Portland as follows: the dividend on liock Island from % to 1 per Opening.106 106% 108% 17” *NUMIDIAN... Tues,5Jan.’92 Reach, $8@9. Rye straw, onoice, at $14 60; Oat J H Blake. a. 6.16 Old For DANVILLE JCT.. AUBURN and LKWI- 107 These steamers will not call at Halifax on m., 3.30, 5.16, p. tn.; Orchard cent for had a marked effect that Hdhest.106% 109y* straw $8@9. quarter upon Sch Arizona, Gray, Belfast—J H Biake. •* i*iur*wi«j .»/V, U U. 1U.1U a. 8.30, a. m.. 5.05 p. m. Lowest.106% 106% 108% Potatoes—choice native and Maine stock either the outward or homeward voyages. 8. S. TON, 1.10, and on specially lar*e ipausactlons it Sch Millie Florence, Wallace, AShdale—J H in., 12 40, 8.30, 6.16, 6.15 p, m.; Keaaebnuk, LEWlsTON via BRUNSWICK, 7.15a.m., *1.15, stock, Closing.106% 107 109V* |1 37%®1 60; ohoiee Vermont and N Hamo- •Carthaginian and ‘Numldlan will carry cattle Blake. 7 00, 8.45 a in., 12.40, 3.30,5.16,6.16 p. 5.00 and U1.30 p. m. moved up to 86s/g, after selling at t4V*. Du- CORN. shire ana New York Burbanks Houlton and only cabin passengers. m.; —@48e; We l» ttexh. 7.00, 8.45 a. m„ 8.30,6,16 p. KOCKI.AND and KNOX and LINCOLN ST A- forenoou the rest of the list Hebrons — @60c: rose 46c,Aroostook Hebrons SAILED—Barques Skobeleff, Miranda; sch Cabin $40 and $60, according to steamer and ring the displayed Dec. J”n. Mav. m.; Norib Berwick, threat Kalla, .iiians. i jo a. in., 1.10 ana on oamraays at Rose at 4 6c. Sweet Walter Holley. location of stateiooin. Second cabin Dover, of the market dull Ooenlng.6< 52% 45@—3; potatoes. Eas- $26. a. 8.46 a. m„ 3.30. at 5.00 m. eo feature interest, closing 663,4 tern 7.00, 12.40, 6.16 p. m.; only p. H ghest.«3 67 62% extras bulk stock and cloth heads $1 60: steerage $20. (tocbealer, Knmiiogton, Alton bath, gardiner, hallo- and firm, generally at small fractious better double heads 2 25 The Portland schr Dexter Clark.Cant Young, Hay, Brunswick; Lowest.621 56% 6 % Jersey ..r Dninf » Die,.,, no 1. Service of Line Steam- Wolf boro, 8.46 a. m., well and AUGUsTA. 7.16 Am., *1,16, 5.00 1 Baldwins and fO 12.40, 8.30, p. in.; than tirst prices. Closing.6„ % 67 62% Apples—No Greenings $1 STATii till A^ll»n Wo«ceater (via Great Falls anti and |11.30 p. in. No 2 at a six months engagement to caijry hard pine { Rochester) 60; 76e@90c, Greenings at $1 00 7.00 a. Manchester and FARMINGTON and PHILLIPS, via LEWIS- The transactions at the Stock Exchange ag- Monday’s quotations. 1|60. lumber trom Apalachicola to the North side of IVevr York au«l Claneon via Londonderry, m.; Concord (via So. Newmarket 7.00 a. 3.30 TON, 8.S0 a. 1.10 m.: via BRUNS- shares. Cuba. every fortnight. Cabin $36 and upwards. Return Junction) m., p. m.; m., p. gregated 238,700 WHEAT. (via 8.45 a. Ho. 1.15 and lor RANGE LEY at Cattle Sch Cathie 0 Berry, Foster, sa®ed from New $65 and upwards. Lawrence) m.; Newmarket WICK, p. m.; Chicago Market. 8.30 a m. Dec. ,tan. Mav. York evening of Dec 6 tor Portbtnd, where she Glnagow to itoxtou iiirn t via Derry and Junction, sexeler, Ilnverhill, I.awrencr, Opening.106 l, -wctl, READFIELD Portland Wholesale Market. 106% 108% By Telegraph. arrived and discharged 500 tons coal, and then Galwav. Prepaid steerage $19; intermediate Boston, t7.00, 18.40 a.m., $12.40, MONMOUTH, WINTHROP, Hignest.Keys l< 6% lo» sailed for St where she $80. to H. & A. ALLAN or ‘T. P. MC- 3.30 p. rn. and OAKLAND, 1.10 and 6 05'p. m. PORTLAND. Dec. 1891. CHICAGO,Dec. 13,1891.— The Cattle market John. NB, arrived in five Apply 16, Lowest.losy* iooy8 108% Fork. or H. & A. Boston WATERVILLE. via LEWISTON, 1.10, 5.05 p. —Receipts 16.000; sbipments 8000; ac- days time irom New GOWAN, Portland, ALLAN, for Portland, 7.30, 8.30 a. m., 1.00, There is no immovement to ncto in the busi- Closing.106% fairly m. t via AUGUSTA, 7.16 a m., til.30 10f% 108% tive and steady to a shale higher: Chrisimas Boston. oct27dtf 4.00 p. in. *1.16, _ p. m. Dess situation. Jobbers are pursuing a haud-to- CORN. steers b 00® 6 80; to choice 4 80®6 FROM OtTK CORRESPONDENT. Train* .j good aft; Huaday from Union Station, for SKOWHEGAN. via LEWISTON, 1.10 p. m., Dec. Jan. Mav. others at 2 6u, Stockers at 2 Dec Boston and m. mouth policy, while values generally continue 25@4 00®8 10; BOOTH BAY HARBOR. 13-Ar, sch Pe- way stations, 12.55. 4.15 p. via 7.15 a. m„ 1.16, m. cows 1 9 PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP G01PAOT AUGUSTA, *11.30 p. have weakened ana opening.oz 56% 52% 30@2 ter H Crowell, Ghase, Boston, to load ice for EAHTEKN DIVISION. BELFAST, 1.15 and 11.80 p. m. steady. Sugars somwhat, 62 shipments 8.000; Highest. 56% 62% Hogs—receipts 62,000; New Fork; Louisa Frances, Thorndike, Rock- —LIN* FOB— DOVER and FOXCROFT, via DEXTER, 1.16, the will be %c lower at > and common 3 40®3 mixed From Union Station. For Cope Elizabeth, price to-day (Tuesday) Lowest..6o% 56% 6 lower; rough 60; land for Portland; Metropolis* Bickford, Vlnal- 11.80 in. and 9.00 a. 9.00 a. in.. p. 4%c for extra fine 4 7-16c for stand- Closing.60% 56% (2% packers at 3 85®3 70; prime, heavy and liaven for Boston; Annie L Green, Centra! m.; Amexhury, 6.00p. nj. { granulated Cousins, Oailfornia, Jsnan, China, Newbur BANGOR via LEWISTON, 1.10 p. m.; via butchers’ weights at 3 76®3 86; a 41®^ Brooksville for Portland J Biddeford, Porlxmouth, ypart, ard grxnuiated. Other without light ; Paine, Randal). AUGUSTA, 7.15 a. in., *1.15 and *11.80 p. in quotations spec- 3 60. for New WT end South America and Hatein, Eton, Bontou, (t*.00 a. m. daily) ial feature. CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE. Bangor York; Emerson, Oriaud Mexico, and Sundays only at 7.20 a m. Sheep—receipts 7,000;sbipm«nts —; slow and for Boston; A Seavey, Franklin 19.00 a. in., (§1 p. m. daily) 16,00 p. m. rue 101 lowing are today’s Pray, fordo; BANGOR & PISCATAQUIS R. H.. via DEX- closing quotations Saturday’s quotations. 10@16c lower; 4 00ja4 86. Sami Lewis, for do. Prom New York, pier loot of Canal St., North Boston for Poriluud, 7.00 a. in., ({9.00 a. of sheep Tnurston, Bangor TER, 1.15 and 11.80 p. m.; via OLDTOWN Provisions, Produce, Flour, etc.: Lambs 4 76® i 25 B’ver, for San Francisco via The laibmna m. dally) J2.30 p. m., (>7.00 p. m. dally.) PORT CLYDE, Dec 12—Ar. schs Lucy Bell, •f Panama. at 11.80 p. m. Flour. Oram. Columbia Fails for Boston; Rienzi, Brooksville ELLSWORTH and BAR HARBOR at 1.16 and Domestic Marktes. For nad FROM COMMERCIAL STREET STATION. Superfine & Corn, car lots....72@72 Opening...91% lor Portlaua Japan China, 11.30 p. m. low grades.4 7E@5 00 Corn, bag lots...76@ 6 | By Telegraph.! Sailed, schs Metropolis, Vinalhaven for Bos- CITY OF PARA, sails Monday, Dec. 21, noon. For Portsmouth and way stations, 4.40 p. VANCKBORO, ST. JOHN, HALIFAX and X & Meal, lots. .72(5)78 Deer Isle for W R m. tConnects with Rail Lines for *1.16 and Spring bag CORN. NEW YORK. Dc. flour market ton; Brave, do; Emerson, From San Francisco, 1st and Brannan Sts. New York, .PROVINCES, *11.30 p.m. XX 26 car lots.. ..44«4* 14,1891.—The Oriandtor John South and West. t ST. STEPHEN 8pring.6 00(6)6 Oats, Dee. Mav 4822 bins do; Douglas, Bangor for Staten HOULTON, WOODSTOCK, Fat. —receipts 49,305 packages: exports W C Noncross, for (JITY of PEKING, sails Thursday, December with Sound Lines for New York. and NORTH AROOSTOOK at 1.16 and 11.30 Spring Oats, bag lots...47@49 Opening.. 43% and dull and weak: sales Island; Rockport Boston; {Connects Wheat. 6 26 12,980 sacks; 20,100 for do. 31, 3 p. m. Division from 76@8 Cotton seed— Closing...... a..tt,' bbls. Laconia, Rockland {Western No...Berwick Sun- p. m.; ST. ANDREWS, 11.30 p.m. Mich str’ght Car lots.. .28 60 For Freight, Passage, or general Information days only. *Kuns dally, Sundays Included. tNlght ex- 00@28 Monday’s a Flour quotations—low extras at 3 roller.6 y*@5 % Bag lots. .29 00 quotations. 65®4 26; FROM MERCHANT’S EXCHANGE, apply to or address the General Eastern Agents, •Western Division from Dover. press with sleeping cars attached, runs every 00@30 city mills extra at 6 26@6 86; mills pat- clear do...6 16@5 2o Sacked bran— WHEAT. city Through tickets to all points South and night, siKidays Included, but not to Skowhegan ents 6 25®6 60; winter wheat low grades, at Cld at Hong Kong Nov 10, barque Emma T E. A. ADAMS & CO., St Louis st’gt Car lots... 22 O0@23 00 Dee. West for sale at Union Station, Cougress street, Monday morning, or to Belfast, Dexter or be- May 3 25. fair to at 4 00 ; Crowell, Peudleton, New York. 115 State Street. Cer,Bread Be.toe. roder.... 6 6f@5 681 lots...23 <>0 66®4 fancy 30@6 patents St., and at Commercial street station. on Bag i<0@24 Opening. 9t% sm at 4 Minnesota 4 Sid fm Bristol, E, I2tn inst, steamer Dominion yond Bangor, Sunday mornings. clear do...6 % 28 00 60®6 30; clear 35®)* 9.); jelO dtf JAMES T. 2E@;> Middlings 00@28 Closing. 91 % 98 do at 4 do natents 4 for Portland. FURBER, ) While IRinsliiM and Quebec Lis*. Wm’r Wheat Bag lots. ..24 oo straights 60@616; 70® Vice Pres, and Geu. Mao.. Boston. @29 CORN. 6 60; do rye mixtures 4 86@4 85; superfine at Ar at Rio Janeirio 11th inst, sch Jas W Fitch, For CUMBEKLAND MILLS. SEBAGO LAKE, pateuis—6 76@8 Provisions. Boston. D. J. FLANDERS. G. P. and T. A., Boston.- _ Dec. 3 20®3 One 3 66. Southern flour Pitcher, Pork- May. 86; 00®3 DOMINION LINE. M. L. Gen. at BRIDGTON, FRtKBUKG, NORTH CON- Fish. weak and WILLIAMS, Agt. Portland. Backs.16 Opening.66 43% more active. Rye flour dull and octSdtf WAY. GLEN, BARTLETT PABYAN& 1ST. 25@16 60 unchanged Notice to Mariners. Mail Clear.14 Closing. 64% 43 % at 5 16®5 60. Buckwheat flour dull Boyal Steamships, J0HN3BURY, NEWPORT and MONTREAL, Cod.perqtl— 7f@l6'0 * at 2 0 06. Buckwheat at Corn- 1 — """ .. ■-■•■■■■ ■ — 8 45 3.80 Large shore.« 00@8 26 Short' uts.16 16 2a @2 0O@i4c. Office of D. 8. light House inspector, i Am., p.m.; JEFFERSON and LAN- 00@ Portland meal and PORTLAM) TO LIVERPOOL DIRECT. m. Small.4 76@5 00 Beef- Daily Press Stock List. steady quiet, wheat—receipts 324,- First District, I ISLAND HTEAMbR's. CASTER, 8.46 A 260 buttb; exports 176,825 bush; sales 62,000 Dec From From The 8.45 a. m., connects for all points la North- Pollock.3 00®4 00 Ex-Mess... 8 50® 9 00 Corrected Swan & Portland, 14,1891. ) by Barrett, Bankers and bush; dull and lower;No 2 Red 1 t 06% Notice is the Steamer. Portland. ern New and H- ddock .... 3 05@3 60 Plate.10 60 06%@ hereby given that buoys in the Liverpool. | | Hampshire. Vermont, Chicago 00@10 186 Middle street. In store aDd elevator, l 07% the and with the Can. P.tc. Transconti- Hake.2 0u@2 60 Ex-Plate.. 10 0i @U Oo Brokers, Ots%@l afloat, St Croix and Pembroke rivers have been remov- FBEEPORT West; 1 No 3 red • STEAMBOATCO. Herring— Lard- STOCKS. 06% @1 08% fob; at 102: No 1 ed lor the winter season.; Thur. Nov. 12, I OREGON, | Thur. Dec. 3. nental train for Vancouver and Pacific Coast North"m St 09; No 1 hard “ “ The 3.30 m. train has Scaled, » Tubs, ft). 714 *1 f'8%@l 112% By order of the L, H. Board, 26.1 SARNIA. ITues. Dec. 16 points. p. sleeper lor box...14@18 ip 614® Par Value. Bid. Asked 2 “ •• “ PHANTOM will leave Portland Mackerel » bbl— Tierces. Description. @ 12y8 ; No Northern at 1 03%. Rye nom- *K3 Frank Weldks, Dec. 10.1 LABRADOR, 29 Montreal and conuects with trains via “Soo" 6%@ 7% Caual National Bank.mo 131 133 Western l | STEAMERPier for Freeport, touohlng at Falmouth Shore Is..24 0' 00!Pails. inal; 02%@1 04%. Barley Is dun. Commander, U. S.N., Line for Minneapolis and wt. Paul. @26 6%@12 Casco National Bank...... 100 121 123 i ) Fore mde. Couse ns’. Great Cheheague and Little- Shore 2s..14 leaf...12 Clara—receipts 66,80 bush; exports 64.195 Inspector 1st. L. H. Dist to return to 00@t6 OOjPure @t2t4 First National Bank.100 100 102 Cabin $40 $60, $80 $110; second johns’ island and Wolfs Point, at 2 p. ra. daily ARRIVALS IN PORTLAND. Med 8s...11 61 OOlHams.10 bush; sales 81,000 oush; lower, irregular and cabin @13 @10% Cumberland National Bank. 40 41 43 $25; steerage $20. (Sundavs excepted). RETURNING, will leave From Watervllle aud Lewiston, 8.35 a 3s..0001 coverd..ll moderately active, clostug steady: No 2 ai 80% Domestic m.; Large @0000;do @11% Men hanis’National Ports. — South at 7 a. Bank.. 76 118 120 elevator No 3 at Bri.tel Service ter Ar.am.Hth Deck, Freeport m., touching at all land- Augusta, Bath and from Rockland Mondays Produce. Oil. National @60%c 61%c afloat; 62@68; NEW YORK—Ar Traders’Bank.100 121 123 steamer mixed 68c, 13*1), ship A J Fuller, Col- ings, commencing Monday, Nov. 9,1891. only, 8.40 Am.; Montreal, Bridgtoo, -receipts 21b,260 From From M C’peCraob’s.7 00@8 Portland national Bank....100 108 106 cord, Sau Francisco, (Aug 21); M P Grace. Wil- xen2ltf H Klini.w W,nu» n. ard Pea beaus. ..2 26 Port ref bush; exports 160,600 bush;sales 94,000 bush; Avonmouth. Steamship. Portland. m.; Farmington, Skowhegan Lewiston, 16@2 pet. 6% Portland Trust Com pany.... 116 118 liams, do, (Aug 1); barque Charles F 12.25 St. John, Medium do.. Pratt’s quiet, weak and lower; No 3 at39%c: White Ward, p. m.; Bangor, Rockland, Sic., Ast’l. 8% Portland Company. 100 Coombs, Buenos Ayres; Robt 8 (new) 12.30 m.; Augusta and tierm’u med.l 10 Devoe’s do at 40c; No 2 at 40%@41%c. do White 41 Paterson, November 17, TORONTO, December 6. p. Wateivllle, Bath, oo@2 brilliant.. 8% Portland Ga* 60 80 9j Millbrldge; schs 8 B Wheeler, Hurri- “ 5.35 Yellow ( Company. ®42%c; No 1 at 41 %c; do White at 42c: No 2 Godfrey. 2u, ONTARIO, December 12. Rockland, p.m; Farmington,Skowhegan, eyes..l 76@2 0 Ligonia. 6% Portland Railroad Co. 116 cane E HARPSWELL EAMBOAT 120 mixed western ; White Island; Mary oP*s, Perry, Hallowell; $ CO. WatervILe and Lewiston, 5.45 p.m,; Mon- cal. pea.2 eo@2 7&ICenteunlal. 6% Chicago—c; 39®4l% Lizzie BONDS. do White State No 2 Cochrane, Jonesboro; Olive Brauch, Pro- treal. Lancasr.or, Fahyans, Brldgton, 8 0# r, Irish Potatoes— 1 Raisins. 4l®44c; 41®44c, Chicago The Bristol steamers do not vidence ; Hattie K King. Wicicford.t carry passengers. and after Nov. 2,1891, steamer MERRY- m.; Pullman *1.40 a. m. bu-n.60@00 Muscatel—l 50(6)2 60 Portland City 6s varlous.100 lio 4l%@4l%c. Coffee—Rio quiet and firm; No Night M’uicip’l BOSTON—Ar 12th, msus Frauk W Per- nov23ti DAVID CON will leave Ori’s Island at 6.40 a. Included. Sweet Potatoes— Lond’n For land 6s, R. R. 7 atl3%@13y8. *«*ar—raw dull and easy; Hawe. TORRANCE & CO.. Agent. ON HAG, •Sundays lay’r.2 00@3 50 City aid, 1907..123 126 kins, Bruuswick; Mattie A McDon- m. for Portland and Intermediate UK- ...2 00 Oneura Portland market for refined dull and lower;No6, 3 11-10; Franklin, landings. 26@3 lay’r..8 @9 City FundlDg 4s.102 103 ald. Philadelphia; Waldron TURNleave Portland Pier for Orr’s Island and Valencia.7 Bath 6s, Mun. various.100 No 7 at «%c; No8at3 9-l«c; No 9 at 3%c; Holmes, Dorlty, @7% City 106 Damartscotta. Intermediate at 2.30 p. m. Onions— Batti «s R. R. No 10 at b 7-1 Gc No 11 at 3y8c:No 12 at landings Supnr. City aid, various.... 100 106 Ss/8c; Ar sch Chllde ISAIAH Natives.8 76 R. off A 8%®3 16-lGc; Mould a 43/8c;standara A 13tb, Harold, Sweeney, Phila- DANIELS, 60@2 Ex-qualny rFlue Bangor City 6s, long R. aid.llo 112 delphia. BOSTON and PHiLADFI PHIA octldtl General Manager. Geese. 4 8-16c; Confectioners’ A at 4 1-lGc; cut loaf at granulated.4% Bangor City 6s, long Muuicipal....ll8 120 Ar 14th, schs Isaac T Belfast 6%c; crushed 6%c; powdered at 4%c; Campbell, Matthews, Spring chickens.16@t8 ^tand’ra do.4 7-ltJ City «s. R. R. aid.106 108 granu- Annie L DIRECT STEAMSHIP LIME. Steamer City ef Rirkatid. Capt. Wn. E. Port and & Ken. R. lated at 4 3-18®4 6-10C; Cubes at 4%c. Pe- Charleston; Wilder, Greenlaw, Bock- Casco Steiimhoat Fowls.14@16 Extra C.4 R. 6s, 1896...104 105 John M Moore. Norton, Bny Company, Deunlion (weather permitting), leaves Portland Leeds & R. troleum quiet and steady; united 69%c.Pork port; Philadelpnia; Turkeys.18@20 Seeds. Farmington R. 6s,.106 106 L CITATOVI HOUSE tVHlKF. for Rockland, Bar Harbor and Machlasport, via uuu nuu oivnuj uoti UCC1 UOIIIS UUli Georgie, Dickson, Harding, Baltimore; Com- From WEDNESDAY and Red Maine Central R. R. 1 st .ljUiDl% ■ BOSTQNsnrj SATURDAY. Top.l 9r!@2 00 mtg 7s.... 116 117 merce. Barnard. Klimhethnarl Parrle P usual landings. Tuesdays and Fridays at 11 p. Maine Central R. R. Con tierced beef quiet; out meats dull and easy: TIME TABLE, commencing Mon- Apples. Timothy.1 66@l 60 7s.133 136 Keene, Hoboken; in.; returning, leave tfaeniasport Mondays aud 1 Bald- Maine Central K. K. middles unsettled. Lard lower and dull; Wes- Junletta, Johnson, Machlas; From W1NEBday, November 1,1891: No Clover.8%@13 Con 4%s....l03 105 I W Hines, Johnson. Itockport. PHILADELPHIA everf Tuesdav and Friday. at 4 a. m.; connecting at Portland Maine Central R. R. funu tern steam $u 40; city at $6 00; refined Leave Portland for Forest City Landing, Peaks Thursdays skg 6s.. 103 105 quiet; Sld J 4th. sch Ella Fmnees, for Rockland. From with early morning trains for Boston. 6( 75 Portland Water Co es Continent at$6 50@6 76; S. A. $7 66. Mut- _i Long Wharf, Boston, Island, 5.45, 6.45,8.ot)a.m.. 2.15 6.10p.m. ;for Eating...... 2 @2 NY due 1899...108 110 — factory.’3 @13 “ “ NEW ORLEANS Old 12th. sch Susie 3 in. From PAYSON TUCKER, 0( “ ter and weaker. «Jhee»e and M A I'iai _. ys p. Pine Street Little and Great Diamond, Trelethen’* and Lon Cooking...... ! @1 60 Vermont. ..13 4s 1927... 95 97 quiet quiet about anu Plummer. Creighton. Dunkirk, (and at 3 8.00 2.15 m. Vice Pres, General Manager. Evaporated p lb steady. sld) rfjtf1 TfiCPrfv Wharf,Philadelphia, p. Island, a. m., p. »@i2 Sage.13a/i «14Vi MOBILE—Ar 12th, sen James Slater, C. W. T. F. E BOOTH BY, Gen’l.Pasa. and Ticket Agent. do old 8 Boston Stock Freight* to Liverpool dull and weak; grain Small, jL.v.iiii.xInsurance one-half the GODING, 7@ But'©''. Market. Antigua. ♦ wfinuattSKfeaw'rate of sailing vessel. oct30dtf General Portland, Nov. 20, 1891. nov24dtt Lemon". Creamery, p lb..?8@30 per steam —d, Manager. The JACKSONVILLE—Ar 12th, sch Maaion Hill, for the West the Penn. Palermo.4 50 Gilt edge Vt.28@ 2 Rye at Alexandria. East Booth bay every M nday at 7.16 a. in., for Haley, For freight or passage apply to F. P. Messina.0 oo@j uo Eastern en?as..26@28 Boston & Maine R.. 88%c. No 2 Barley at 69c. No 1 Flaxseed 94c. Ar 13th, sens NelUo.E WING, Portlaud, toucblng at So. Bristol and Boothbay Uren. Woodbury, MclDtyre, 70 Long Wharf, Boston. Leave Portland via G. T. 7.10 a m. L,rata«*• 4^2 Maine Central bush; corn 179,000 bush, oats 183 000 bush; PHILADELPHIA—Ar Portland at 8 a. m. lor Booth Bristol. East Academy; Slaughter..81 Railroad...... 11S 13th, barque Beatrice by,'So. for W. Sumner and Canton far Peru Oamberiand.4 60@5 00 Good d’mg.19 @30 Wisconsin rye 110.000 uusb. EG OoO bush. Boothbay and Weather Turner; Central. 17% barley Havener, Hichborn, New York; sen Katharine Pemaqdd. periultina. and also lor Brettun’s Acadia. @ am 16,00u wneat 60.000 No freight received alter 7.45 a. on of Dtxfleld, Mexico, Mills, call.60@70 Shipments—Fleur bbls, D Perry, Garlield, tiostou; May McFarland. BOSTON ra., day Livermore. Caestnut.... @6 00 bun, her. New York bush, corn 215,000 bush, oats 269.000 nush. leaving. Mining Stocks. Small, ao; Cassste P Bronson, Bennett, Port- L. L. LINCOLN, Franklin. @7 60 3’fch nine.30 0u®40 00 rye 7.000 busn. barley 32.000 busn land. oct29dtl ALFRED RACE. Manager. Je27dtf Supt. Lehigh. @6 00 Clear pine— [By Telegraph. Dec. Ar 14th, sch Frank: T fra STEAMERS. Coftee. ST.LOUIS, 14,1791.—The Flour market Stinson, Hodgdon, Uppers.t6?@60 NEW YORK. Dec. 14,' 1891—The Is dull, and at 3 Boston. Eio, roasted 52 following unchanged; family 30@3 40; 19@2l delect-••••....$46* choce at 4 s at 4 4 NEW HAVEN—Ar 12th. steamer «J-»va do.... 29 pine are to-day’s closing quotations of mining stocks: 20@4 30; paten @4 60. Hercules, FALL ARRAH8EROT. £30 common..§38&45 Wheat closed No 2 red Fenton, from Portland! for PORTLAND & WORCESTER LINE Ool. Coal. V4c higher; at 93%® Philadelphia. lisopera^e. Spruce.$13®14 -...... 33 25 93%c. Corn closed about 8XON INGTON—At 12tb, sch J H Crowley, Hohd shooks ana hds— Hemlock. Hocking Coal. Saturday’s figures. Fare .$ii4,12 lo oo No 2 at 39%@40Vio. Oats are dull and weak- Calais for New York. Only $1.00 Mol. 80@i 90 H‘>mestake...... city.-..l Clapboards— ll^k er ;No 2 at 32c. No 2 —c. is PROVIDENCE—Ar Uth, sch Rye dull; Barley Benj FPoole, THE NEW AND PALATIAL STEAMERS. Portland & Rochester R. R. Sag. country .90c®$l Spruce. X.t36@38 Quicksilver.«..... 4 oo Iowa at Miun 63c. Baltimore. mol. quiet; 60c; Provisions in- Country Giear.$84®35 dopref. 21 FO at 9 00 for old and 11 25 Sld llth, sch Walker hhd ebooks.. 20 3d active; pork for new. Armtogton, Drinkwater, 115@1 clear.$25@28 Ontario. 4100 Lard steady at $6. salt, meats—shoulders Baltimore. Hhd.hdg mol. No 1.filSteSO Yellow Dry TREH30NT anti PORTLAND STATI3K FOOT OF PREBLE STREET. jacket..... 9: and ai FALL KIVER-Ar I2tb, schs William 32 $3 longs ribs $6 62% ; short clear at Todd, In.24@26 tme.$26@60 Mexican. 2 00 6 06. Bacon—shoulders 7o, and Wood, and Viola Calais. leave FRAN KLIN Port- S>ruce 86 in. ’2 $5 longs ribs May. alternately WHARF, .20® Stiingies— ODhlr... at 6 62y*: short clear at 76. NEW BEDFORD-Ar 13th, sch Eva L Leon- land every Sundays excepted, at 7 On aud after MONDAY, OCT. 6,1591, Pas S dt 36 X cedar.3 Best & 60@6 $6 t>2%fflS evening, Pine, in.20(821 60@3 75 Beicher. 2 35 Hams 9 50. ard, Perth Amboy. o’clock; arriving in season for connection with scogcr trains will LEAVE PORTLAND: Hird Pine,32 in26@;:c‘ (earcedar..3 Con Cal & Va oo@10 0<@3 2» . 4 20 Receipts—9 our. 8,4/00 bbls: wheat 148.000 NOBSKA-Passed by 12th, sch JFSeavey, earliest trains for points beyond. For WORCESTER, CLINTON. AYER JUNC Hoods 14 ft....3200^5 XNol. 2 00®2 0 WINDHAM “ bush corn 347,000 nu9h oats 102 000 bush; bound west. Through tickets for Providence, Lowell, TION, NASHUA, aud KPPINC 12 ft....§20028 sol cedar.. 60 New York Stock at a. m. and 12.30 d. in. “ i2a@t and Money Market. rye 6.000 bush barley 22,000 busn. Passed by 13th, schs Carrie C Ware, and IT Worce.ter, New YorU, Ac. 7.30 8ft....310412 Soruce.l2t®L60 NEW Shipments—Flour 8.00n bbls; wheat, 4.000 Campbell, bound east. Returning, leave INDIA WHARF, For MANCHESTER, CONCORD, and points B’d oak staves Lithe horce 2 kOKE., Dec. 14,1891. Boston, 00@2 15 bush corn, 143,000 bush: oats. 20,000 bush: VINEYARD-HAVEN-Ar lltn, schs Lizzie every evening, Sundays excepted, a; 0 o’clock, Or SGLF-PIIEBERVATTON. A new and only North at 7.so a. m., 12.30 p. m. Box ShOOkS. JLlme—4)eno*.u,i. The following are to-day’s of Gov- j w i.iftmMR .1 w nrwtv quotations rye 16,000busn; barley 3.000 bush I) Small. Closson, Shulee, N8, for New York; Gold Medal PKIZI3 ESSAY on NERVOUS and For ROCHESTER, SPBINQVALE. ALFRED, Limep cask.l 00®i 03 ernment securities: Eliza S Potter, Alien, Boston for do. Gen. PHYSICAL DEBILITY, ERRORS of WATKKBOKO and SACO RIVER at 7.30 a Dec. 14 -Wheat-No 1 WhiH Agt. Manager. v«r.3 >. 8.20 and l.lfi ». m. M inula Bolt 14 reg.100 36y*c. R>e 90c. B’pe Dingo.39@40 roruauaior mew xorK; donn iwugiasa, Bucks- 125 Jnvaluablo prescriptions. Only $1.00 For WESTBROOK, CUMBERLAND MILLS, Central Pacific lsts.107% —; Wheat 16,000 corn Kassi ao.17@18 metal*. Receipts—Hour bush; for State Ban- flit;j mail, double scaled. Descriptive Prospect- WE8TBKOOK JUNCTION aud WOOD- Denver & R. iG.lSt.115 13,400 bu; oats 7100 bush. port Island; Mary l.ynj burner, S sal...... 7Vi4 8Vi Copper— gor for Fall ltiver. us with endorsements FORD’S at 7.30 aud 10.00 a m., 12.30,3.00, >4 Erie 2ds.104% @48 com 00@25 In sells Marcia 8 Lewis. Kennebec for of tho Press and voluntary pH $■ «*" 1 iinui 6.30, fl.20 an» ll.io p. m. Kansas Pacific Cousols.. port, BOYNTON, l«™» • and P“,»tiU Cotton Markets. testimonials of tho cured. ■ NU if, For FOREST AVKNU 6.20 Draft* Dye*. stopper, @36 Oregon Nav. lsts. New York; Sami Bart, do for do; Marcellus, (DE BERING). p.m. A 'ni uxaiic.... 14x48 plan- 109% do for Consaltation In person or by mall. Expert treat- The 12.30 m. train from Portlanu connects “ 12@I4 Kansas Pacific do for no; Gen Banks, do. p. lsts.108% [By menu in DiJi/ivuv t uii vein- tart.4t@42 isneu. 35 Telegraph], Sid 13th, sch John s Cake, for Jonesport. 547 S'. at AVER JUNCTION with* HOOSACTUN- Ammonia— Roir«. 20 Closing quotations of stocks: NEW YORK, Dec. 13.—Tbe Cotton market- Congress TAIN CTTRT'.. ,»dd>™. Pr. W. FI. Parker, or NEI ROUTE” lor the West and at UN ION STA- HIGHLAND LIGHT—Passed north JSih, sch Medical No, 4 Bulfiuuh jl ju n The Peabody Institute, bt., vinttttdajt'^u.er nuravu Dec. 14 quiet and l-16e dow; sales 167 bales: ordinary St GDrence 11 Veuner. Anna TION, W0R0K8TEH, for PROVIDENCE and Dec. 12. __i-n.,14 a v iu»._■_>>_ Croix, Shepard, Mass. Ashes, V MU wv V a. Boston, NK>v via' rltov pot....6% @8 I M Bolts.. 27 AUBuis express.... 140 V7QV| bvuu Harold B Cousins, John M aud K c Ytmiv, llibME LINK," lor Bals Moore, The Medical Institute has many Imi- eopabia ...6;@70111 u.turns.... 28@33 Am ...113 in stained 6Hc. middling uplands 6c; Gulf do at Allen. Solid fcr childreu Peabody NORWICH and NEW YORK, via “NORWICH B Express gold riugs tators, but no eawax.3o®4<;|i.»f»ot.. 13 «14 Central Pacific. 8%c: do stained 7 9-16c Passed south sch Geo M Adams. equal.—Herald. LINK" with BOSTON * alUAN Y R. K. forthe Bleb 81% 81% 13th, Tho Scionco of Life, or Self-Preservation, Is a powders 5i Tin— Cbes & Ohio. NEW Passed 14th.» AM, Matthew WEST, and with the NEW YORK ALL RAIL 25% ORLEANS, Dec. 14.—Cotton market is by barque Baird from 50c to $1 00. treasure more valuable than go LI. Read It now, Borax.12® 14 StraiGH. 22® 24 A Alton...186 16c from Phllaaelnhia for Portland. Via “.SPRINGFIELD.” Chicago 136 easy; middling at 7 6 •very WEAK and NKKVOII4 man. and learn to Brimstone....- .2w-@5 English.23@ «6 AAlton PORTSMOUTH-aj- 12th, sell M Trains arrive at Portland from WORCES- Chicago prefd....161 161 Dec. 14. 189l.-Cotton mar- Lydia Web- he STRONG •— Medical ileeiew. (Copyrighted.) Cochineal. 4r @ *3 Char. I. CO.. 7 oo@7 60 A CHARLESTON, ster. tor TER at ra.; Irotn ROCIIB3T KIl at 8.30a. Chicago, Burlington Quincy..106% 104% at Bangor Beverly. i.;U)p. Copperas .... 1 Char. I. X.. .9 2S®9 65 ket steady -.(middling 714c. m 1.30 and in.: front GORHAM at >*@2 Delaware A Hudson Canal Co. .l22% 122% sid llth, sch JosUth R Smith, for Philadel- decS eod&wly , 5.50p. 8.4u. Cream tartar... 3q®86 Terne.6 00&8 50 Delaware, Lacka & SAVANNAH,Dec. 14, 18»1.- cotton market 8.35 aud 11.30 u. m.. 1.30, 4.30, o.SO.ind7.33 p. Ex Western..138% I38y8 phia. logwood.12*15 Antimony.am* A8 Denver A Klo Grande. 16% dull and easy; middlings at 7 l-16e. ELLSWORTH—Ar llth, sch Wesley Abbott, ””pIanosT" ID. ib% GnmaraDlc... Coke.Roo®8no «••• ••••••■« For to all 70@l-/2 Erie •••••*«••• 30% S0% MOBILE,Dec. 1* 1891.—The Cotton market Whitaker. Portland. through Ticket* points West and Aloes Z nc.7 cape. 16*2 60@8 00 Erie pref. 71% 70% easy .middlings at 714c. BOOTH BAY—Sid llth, sells Ella B Kimball, South,apptv to«. K.COKDWKLL, Ticket Ageut amDhor. 60®f>2 solder %xvs- A6V4 Illinois Central.106% Kimball. New Portland. Me. J. W. PETERS. 106% MEMPHIS, Dec. 14, 18»1— The Cotton mar- York; Seventy-Six, Tenants Har- Supt. Myirn. 6l@'5 motusaes. lad. Bloom A West. bor for for CJ.WIGOIN. Gen’l. Ticket. ket middlings at 7 7-16c do; Governor, do. Jl. Stomert & Sons Co. AgentoctMtf 60 Porto Rico ... quiet; Opium..225(o-. 80@40 Lake Erie A West. 19% 20 BATH—Sid 10th. seb J p for S iellac. Bartram, (new) 36@40 Barbadoes.32*33 Lake Shore.126 Georgetown Me, to load for Now York. 0 124% Foreign Markets. Indigo.8f@t Cianiuegos. 3b@30 Louis A Nash...... 80*% 80*% GRAB TRM RmWAl' OF CANADA. loome.8 00 Bolling. STEINWAY. 76@4 Manhattan Elevated.Ir2% 101 [By Telegraph.] Foreign Ports. Ioecac.2 0o. 2 25 Fancy Ponce_39@40 Michigan Central.108% 108% On and atlar MONDAY, Bee. T, 1891, * LONDON, Dec. 14, 1891.—Consols 95 6-16d WEBER, Licorice, rt.15@ 30 niin. Minn A*St. Louis. 8% Ar at Shanghai 3d inst, ship Jacob E Rtdg- train* will ran a* follow* : 8% fot and for the accouni. Lai ex.34@4(. Cask, cut .. 1 90®2 00 do pref. 19 money 95*4 way, Call, New York. HARDMAN, 18*4 OEPA3TIJRK4. Moronme.. ..195®- xo Wire...2 16@3 26 Missouri Pacific. 67% 66ys LIVERPOOL, Dec. 14, 1891 Quotations— Ar at Nanaimo 6th Inst, barque Kufus E OilDergamot4 00*4 25 NewJersey Central.112% 112% Winter Wheai 8s 6da83K*4d: Spring Wheat Wood, Farnham. San Francisco. CABLER, For Auburn non l,rwi«toa, 7.10 and 7.29 Cad liver....l lo@l 35 Nor. Pacific common. 24 24Vs at 88 6d@8s 614d; California average 8s 10d@ Ar at Porto Cibello 4th inst, barque Shetland. HENNING, a. m., and 1.10,1.30 and 6.10 p. in. For Vor> Lemon.3 25@3 60 do pref.. 6 s/8 67% 8s lid; Mixed American Corn at 6s 8u. Haskell. Philadelphia. WEBSTER and hum. 7.10 a. in. 1.30 and 5.10 p. m. For iWon- olive.1 OOW2 601 Naval Stores, Northwestern...114% 114% Cheese at 6£s. Ar at Point-a Pitre Nov 28, sch Dexter Clark. »■«•«! and Chicago, 7.If a. in., and 1.30 p. m. Pepot.3 60 bbl. ..8 Portland, 26 26@3 Tar ^ 75S4 00 Northwestern pref.189 139 LIVERPOOL Dec market- Young, days—(chartered for Apa- WESER BROS. Fur Quebec. 1.30 p. tn. For Ilnckileld and WiatergreeH2 oo. -> lv Tar....6 14,'1891.—cotton lachicola to load hard pine Ooal 25rift 60 New York Central....117% 116% middling at 4 6-1 ♦’d: sales for North side of Cnaton, 7.10 a. m.. and 1.80, p. to. Potassor’mde.. steady; 8,000 bales; Cuba at 86.)’ 28@33 Pitch.3 oojas 26 New York, orncago a at. Louis 80% 20% speculation and Chlorate.. 1 Wil. export 1,000 bales;receipts ie,- Arat St NB, 12tn A BRIVA1.lt. @18 Pltch...8 00@3 26 do pref...... 80 John, Inst, sch Cathie C '°ide.2 8f 79% 000 bales. l @n 001 Rosin.8 oo®* Oo Ohio A Miss.. 23 23 Berry, Foster, Portland. We have lust received a large and varied grain I.ewiunB and A abort*, 3.25 a. in., Quicksilver... for vo@96 i'urpt’ne, gau 38® 48 Ont. A Western. 20% 2; Stock of Upright and Grand Pianos the 12.10, 3,lo, 5.40 and 6. to p. m. Fromlddar- Quinine...... 8 % ®sh oakum...f.. 8 @9 North American. 16% ih7/8 Sailins days or Ocean Steamships. Spoken. Holiday trade. hnii* xt. Kl., e.25 a. m.. i2. io and 6.50 p. m. LUeuqarb, rt-.76@i 50 Out Pacific are selected Kruui Chic*. and 12.10 a. Mail. 36% 86% FROM FOR OATH Nov 18, lat 4 66 S, lou »4 45 w, ship R D Rice All of our Instruments carefully *w tVfonlrrul, m., Rt suake.8o@4u Linseea.38(0)43 Pullman m. From 12.10 Ul. Paiace.17»% 179% La Bretagne....NewYork. .Havre.Dec 12 from Liverpool for San Francisco. by an expert. 8.50 p. Quebec. p. saltpetre.l«@ie Boiled...... 4i@4« Beading. Dec 6, lat 38 N. Ion 127 38*4 38% Anchorla.New York. Glasgow .. .Dec 12 20 W. ship Hecla, TUNING, REPAIRING AND POLISHING. TICKET tIFFM’K. S enna.26® *o Snerm.100®i 17 Rock island..... 86% «4% Amsterdam;.New York..Amsterdam Dec 12 from Tacoma for United Kingdom. J*t. Canary seed— 4-4V* Whale..60@60 St Louis A San Fran... Open Evening* until January SO St„ and Depot foot of India Street. Ctrdamons..l oo@i 7o do Spree.New York..Bremen.Dec i6 Exohangs Bank...3e@46 pref. Bohemia.New Soda. Dl-carb.3% 6% York..Hamburg...Dec 16 > c ST. shore.30*8.3 do 1st prt.. 4 Vi 540 CONGRESS Lowest lares from Portland, Yarmouth Junc- Sarnia.Portland....Liverpool ...Dec 16 ► THE OLD STANDARD FAMILY MEDICINE. Sal.2M)@8 Porgie.00@S6 St Paul. 783/a 7734 tion and Danville Junction as lotto***: To Teutonic.New York..Liverpool...Dec 16 T. C. McCOULDRiC, worm*, tlie assists Sulphur.3Vs@'% Laru.05*75 The Premiums upon the Policies of Managereotiti Repels regulates bowels, Chleago $30 and *15.76; Detroit and Ottyof Chicago New York..Liverpool ...Dec 10 dec2 digestion, arid cures those disease* arising $18.75 Sugar lead.20a 22 Castor.126©F36 St Paul Minn A Man.114 the UNION MUTUAL LIFE IN- 812.50; Kansas City 830 0 ) and $25.76; St. l'3vt Noordland.New York..Antwerp_Dec 18 from a disordered stomach or liver. Wuite wax.6f @6’ Neatsfoot.00*1 00 St. Paul A Omaha. SURANCE COMPANY m *27.86: St. Louis via Detroit 37% '3;% Saratoga.New York..Hav & Car. Dec 16 vary accor- Paul $31.60 and Vitrol, blue.8® 0 St. Paul A Omaha dance with the plan of Price, 33c., 60c., and $1.00. At all druggists. St. Lomtvla Elaine.26@5o prf.104% 104% Cleniuegos.New YorK..Oienfue«os Dec 17 Insurance mo I,ET-House containing four large, square $23.76 and $10.75; Chicago $20.00 Vanilia, Dean. $10*131 Paiuu. Texas new. selected and the at m u*ce SEND SOB CIRCULAR. Francisco, Pacific, 11% 11% Danla.New ..Dec 17 fee Issue; they X rooms; $7 as It Is now or #8 put and $81.50 ;8nn California, $90.00 Lead— Union Pacific. York..Hamburg. therefore cover avWde F. There rates are sutleet to 41*4 40% Caracas.New 1» rauge and hence der. Apply to J. P. Gabrlelson, J 5 Plum street, Dr. J. TRUE A CO., Ausurk, Main?. and $80.85. change. One*. Pure 7 60 U 8. Express.. 61 York..Laguayra....Dec are suited to all or ground 00@7 '50 Advance.New York .Rio Janeiro 19 circumstances. H. A. Morse at the wood stand, Plum street, L, J. SEARGEANT, General Manager, .. 32 Pure 50 Wabash st. Louis A Pacific.. Dec No dry....7 00*7 12% 126% J. J. GILBERT, woodfords, ltf Ocean St. 8-1. ill® XT&S&WU4 deed dti the THE PRESS. Next comes Cape Elizabeth table full NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. THE (MD ARMY FAIR. of beautiful useful and fancy articles, and ___ _ NIB ADVERTISEMENTS TODAY. a great tloll which will be voted for. Then follows in order Our Navy, Fifth AMUSEMENT ■' division 17th mil- Jack Frost. Corp3,2nd corps—the EIGHTH PAGE. at Rail Last linery tent—1st division 7th corps, 1st M. G. l.arrabee. Brilliantly Opened City division 19th corps, and 12th corps tents, FIFTH PAGE. which makes the circuit of the hall. In Qreat Qlearance Sale. Farrington Bros.—Congress street Evening. front of the stage are Cedar Creek, the Atkinson House Furnishing Co. «*!., Moore * great phonograph, and the post office and *lm National Bank. lemonade stand, and in the centre of the M. J. Dyer & Co. hall the flower pagoda and candy it Ail liubher Co. ADDRESS BY MAJOR W. H. GREEK FOR ONE WEEK! stands. The Press has already published '* * ■>; New Wants, To Let, For Sate, Lost, Found the names of the ladies and other assis- »i"> AKD POEM BY E. C. ______e;;d stmiiar Advertisements will be found uwuer StVKTT. tants In of the appropriate headings on pge 6. charge tents. — Cash subscriptions have been made to the fair by the following members of the When B*br was sick, w* |e>« her Castoria. A Great Display of Useful and Fancy Cnmberland Bar: Whw: :u»« *r«a a ChUd, she cried for Caatoria. Beautiful N. & H. B. Cleaves, D. W. Larrabee G.Larrabee Mansnn Articles-Many To Snow, Manson G. G.Larrabee Manson G. Larrabee Things i When eke imam- Miss, she clung to Caatoria. C. Peabody, M. P. jlanson Be Voted Henry Frank, For—Dressed Dolls that Will & William K. When she had she them Caatoria. Strout, Gage Neal, Children, gave Excite the Girls’ Envy-Parlor Stoves Strout, George E. Bird, 100 dozen Table Covers, fringed, colored We shall make the price on Corsets for J. H, ecTl_eodfnriy and Guess Cakes One Will Want Foge, Payson Davis, Every Edward Woodman, Clarence borders, with doylies to match. The set this week an object to you. Prints & Mr*. Winslow'* Soothina Hale, Ginghams. Syrup —The Military Drill and Imlivldual Drummond & Drum- S. C. Perry, for $2 50. has beM used over Tears Fifty by millions of mond, George One Lot of Corsets, 19c pair Bothers ler ttietr children Drill. Libby, ■■■■mBBBKBMaBiai GREAT BARGAINS THIS WEEK. while Teething, with “ Frederick Fox, Carrofi W. Morrill. LINEN SALE Our 50c Corsets, 39c perfect success. It soothes the child, softens The Grand Army fair opened at 100 pieces of Dark and White Groan* City Among the contributions to the fair are “ “ 75c “ tbo Gums, allays Pam, cures Wind Colle. regu- hall last evening most brilliantly. No IN THE BASEMENT. 69c Prints cents the following: Ever at 34 per yard. lates the bowels, and Is the best remedy for other Inaugurated result could have beeu expected Outlined linen quilt painted in water The higher priced grades marked down 500 pieces of Cocbeco Best Standard Diarrhoea, wbethei arising from teething or when three hundred women—the same colors, by Margaret Keene. new 5c Marseilles In a va- to reduce the Prints, styles, per yard. other causes. For sale by Druggists in every Sanford Mills. 246 MIDDLE English Quilts, large quantity. number as the famous Spartan band that Carriage robes, ST., A gr^at purchase of Indigo Bine Percales part of tbe world. Be sure and ask for Mrs. Rug, H. J. Baiiey. riety of qualities in plain white, pink, blue defended Thermopylae—who had their 32 inches wide. Window's Soothing Syrcp. 26c a bottle. by Silverware, Stevens