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Portland Daily Press: December 18,1880 PORTLAND DAILY PRESS. ESTABLISHED JUNE 1862--V0L. 18. 23, PORTLAND, SATURDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 18, 1880. ISSB&iVgg®* PRICE 3 CENTS. THE PORTLAND DAILY PRESS, EDUCATIONAL A po;nt just made before the Legislative delight. The Five Little Mice were Published the _MISCELLANEOUS. TPIE PRESS. every day (Sundays excepted,) by |_MISCELLANEOUS_• Committee investigating the government of five little brothers and sisters and tho Trap PORTLAND PUBLISHING CO., New York is that the that its was their house, where few of the constraints PORTLAND ACADEMY, SATURDAY MORMXG, DEC. IS. during period At 100 Exchange St., Portland. population has increased the and limits of liberty which one might associate In “SEAL fifty per cent., Motley Block.. with the idea of a Teems : Eieht Dollars a Year. To mail subscrib HERALD THE TIDINGS! SACQUES. salaries asked for its officers have in- mouse-trap, were ever expe- GLAD do We not read anonymous letters and communi- by ers Seven Dollars a if in advance. Fall Term begins Aug. 30tb, 1880. Pupils Year, paid creased 450 cent. rienced. The Man in the Moon is supposed to THDof both sexes received at any time during the cations. Tlie name and address of tlie writer are in per watch the little THE MAINE“STATE PRESS term. Special attention given to fitting pupils for “SEAL DOLMANS.” all cases indispensable, not necessarily for publica- people’s merry doings all the the High School. Private pupils received as usual. The Utica Herald tion but as a guaranty of good faith. wants the House of day, and slide down one of his slanting silver is published every Thursday Morning at $2.50 a For further particulars apply to the Principal, We cannot undertake to increased to beams at to tell stories and year, if paid in advance at $2.00 a year. ETTA A. FI EES, return or preserve com- Representatives four huudred, night sing songs to aul4 eodtf No. 43 Raowu Street. Mear and Far. Just received, a new lot of munications that are not used. as it believes that “the more interests tha his little friends. But no description can give Kates of Advertising : One inch of space, the much more than a hint of the wait- length of column, constitutes a “square.” FINE SEAL can find representation in the popular happiness $1.50 first week; 75 cents SACQUES, Every regular attache of tlie Press is furnished per square, daily per Westbrook The Eventful has Arrived and a Patient Anxious branch of the better for the ing for the fortunate children to whom Santa week ihree or Day Congress gener- after; insertions less, SI.00; continu Seminary —AND— with a Card certificate signed by Stanley — — Pullen, Claus this and beauti- ing every other day after first week, 50 cents. AND al welfare of ihe nation.” brings large, fascinating Public are IVIade Editor, All railway, stemboat and hotel managers Half square, thr^e insertions or less, 75 cents’ Happy. fully illustrated book. Mrs. Richards has a a favor one week, $1.00; 50 cents per week after. Female SEAL DOLMANS, will confer upon us by demanding credentials Collogo, Opt of 213 seen a rare at stories for little and Special one-third additional. of people by reporter of gift telling people; Notices, These have been made from se every person claiming to represent our journal. Under head of “Amusements” and “Auction The Winter Term will garments just up Miss damsels and Miss begin TUESDAY, looted skins the best New York mak- the Syracuse Standard 11 had read the Pres- Greenaway’s dainty $2.00 three inser- Dec. VJStli. Address by Salks,” per square per week; and for and with other tions or less. $1.50. ers, style finish, ident's message, 30 had glanced at it, 23 had Ledyard’s cunning baby-pictures, Advertisements J. P. WESTON, President, The Indian Question. inserted in the “Maine State read of and the rest had not lovely illustrations add to tho attractions of Press has a parts it, read (which large circulation in every part de9eod3w&w2w STEVENS PLAINS, Me. Cusscdness is contagious. The United the of the State) fo. $1.00 per square for first inser- it at all. story. Cannot be States has never tion, and 60 cents per square for each -ubsequeut Surpassed. government hesitated to insertion A and volume, full of reli- MISS BROWKT, Thev are superior to in the and will expel Indians from lands which it Tin; New York Sun favors the lively delightful Address all communications to any market, wanted, reduction oe oiler 3d at a very low price. able information set forth in the jolliest fash TRANSFORMATION! and the are the bad ex- of the to a GRAND people bureau to LAND PUBLISHING CO. following Navy Department be _POR Teacher of ion for the good of the boys is Mr. Hezekiah FIT ample of the government. Upon the borders attached to the War Department. PERFECT WARRANTED. Butterworth’s “Zig-zag Journeys in Classic French and of tlie Indian Territory assigned by solemn ENTERTAINMENTS. German, Call and examine, and sec what I am selling for Lands.’’ (Boston: Estes & Lauriat. For sale From Black to Red Seal treaty to the aborigines for their sole use, is Recent Publications. Will receive Pupils at Figures. goods. in Portland by Loring, Short & Harmon and encamped a band of two thousand white NEW PORTLAND THEATHE. Otter Muirs and Boas, Hoyt, Fogg & Donham). The readers of Mr 643 Street. meu. These men avow their intention to Butterworth’s Frank Curtis.Lessee Congress An volume and one whose worth first volume of this fresh and .and Manager. octll Seal, Chinchilla and Beaver Sets exquisite dtf cross the line, dispossess the Indians, and the adventures iu will last the not a amusing series, relating A throughout years, merely very cheap. new lot of seize and hold the land. do not of a of Friday, Saturday, and Saturday They seem dainty gift for the holidays, is Mr. A. R. Mac- Europe party boys travelling in the care to have idea of their tutor will see to Matinee, Dec. 17 and Is. Instruction in English and Class- Fur Trimmings theslightest that they are do- donough’s transcription of The Lovers of Prov- it that the sale of this and at least that of its ing wrong, they hold prayer and praise ence, Aueassin aud Nicolette. York: Zig-zag equals predecessor— ical Studies. just received, at a low price. (New Over Thirty Thousand Dollars worth of meetings in their tents, invoking through Fords, Howard & Hulbert; Portland: Dresser 10,000 copies. Tommy Toby and his more staid Given to private pupils by the subscriber. but not less enthusiastic have H. B. MAHN’S the voice of a chaplain the blessings of God & M’Lellan.) This lovely chante-fable—a story fellow-voyagers made hosts of good friends the of E. N. upon their plundering expedition. half recited, half sung, in alternate prose aud among boys AND PERRY, America. The are BOYS’ CHILDREN’S verse—was a Zigzag Journeys indispen- J. W. C0LC0RD, MEN’S, These “Oklahoma colo ists,” as they call translated from manuscript in sable to the of and are Middle the back to library every youth; -Comic Co.- 245 Street. themselves, deserve the notice of tho meet- Romance-language dating the dec4 eodtjanl twelfth thoroughly to be recommended to holiday Opera 143 Pearl Street. ing to ho held in this to-morrow century, by Alexander Bida. who by tbe press of the entire city night. as of solid and Acknowledged country jan24 dtf added to it the grace of his artist’s book-buyers, being lusting value to bo the Finehi Operatic Oiga** izanou in Now Is flic time, while the WrOUCS of the pencil. and The illustrations are 7 ».«.**»- vwuvv> T Uil o AjiIICBL HI1U From this version in modern Mr. A. unfailing pleasure. Poncas arc to French, Greatest Success, attracting public attention, numerous and excellent. CLOTHING, ,U. Macdonough lias made a translation into agitato the entire Indian question and to CARD. English. Mr. Macdonough is known as a crit- ol* Cost, rail (!nn rrss to nrronnt. for ita nmieoinno Actually Slaughtered Regardless ic of the most refined, just and Twin Cousins. By Sophie May. Flaxio and misdeeds. It is not sympathetic BOCCACCIO. the executive de- and his delicate ri£4ie ourius. i^eo *.v ; rori- quality; and unerring tact as a oaeparu of the partment government that is at t.pansl«.t.f>r iq nartirnlarlw r»rl*ir*trwl tn i- land: Dresser M’Lelian). The Christmas 30 BO .& VOICES, Our stock of fault. The Kansas season Alligator Holiday marauders pay no at- ling of this rapid, light-winged story. He de- would be quite iucomplete without a now more com- one Goods is tention to 'lie Presidential proclamation spoils its wings of no whit of thei:- delicate visit from of the cunning circle of Prudy than it will be at them from he holds it so Parlin’s little friends. This time it is Flaxie Scale of Prices—§1.00, 75. 50 and 35 cents. plete any warning away the Indian Terri- down, lightly that it linttersas decl3dtd Matinee, 75,60 and 35 cents. other time this season. and as over the ancient Frizzle and her “twin' whose SLIPPERS. Old Prices in tory, say they shall cross the line unless freely rose-gardens of cousin,” Milly, Our Black, The Christmas trade has forbids them. Provence. The delicious the tender funny sayings and doings form one of the Congress They see, what gayety, New Portland Theatre. the romance and prettiest of the stories that Morocco much the friends of the Poncas are charm, simplicity of the old- many Sophie May Dec.
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