PORTLAND DAILY PRESS. PRICE THREE CENTS· SATURDAY MORNING, APRIL 17, 1886. cSaspMAuf^atteb!} ESTABLISHED JUNE S3, 1862-YOL. 23. PORTLAND, SUBURBAN NEW8. SCHEME. No Foundation. BASE BALL. THE NEW YORK TIE-UP. GLADSTONE'S LAND NOTICES. EXCURSIONS. THE PORTLAND DAILY PRESS, AT SPECIAL· Rome, THE PORTLANDS MAKE A GOOD SHOWING Published every day (Sundays excepted) by the retary of SACCARAITA. statement that tne rope naa HARTFORD. Λ COOK'M EXCl'BNIOm PORTLAND PUBLISHING COMPANY, Ele- it to the "Jealous to declare that the report comes to tlie friends of a young French The at the of the He Commits cuntto the Irish A that the game be- Me. City Mercy ordered the sacred s.udy special to the Press says who has been relatives in this Til — — at 97 Exchange Street, Portland, home rule bill lady visiting TO vated Roads. Care" of Englishmen. question in view of Gt tween the Portlands and H art lords yesterday was Address all communications to I* _Ji.. 4. whatever.iL-hltAVPr lage recently, and left a short time ago to return was without any foundation After the first BUTTONS. '"'τττ,Λη¥Τ\ close and exciting throughout. to her Mon- LARGE EUROPE,· PORTLAND PUBLISHING CO. home, situated Home miles beyond Asiatic Cholera. not a run was made, and both teams * a a inuing treal. that she in a of travel- »i Railroad Commissioners to Cive It Provides for the Issue of Vast The Portlands company with party new line For the and settled into a hard fought contest. We have all the style, large, Spring thrown from a Hearing were first at the bat, but failed to make a run. ers were public conveyance, which Dress and Cloak Bottons so very stylish Programmes. THE WEATHER. Today. Sum. Ticket** iMMiicd for ludividual Traveler» The Hartfords made the only runs of the game on was overturned while they were crossing a high this year. Our Buttons and Dress Goods in the first After to and in all parts of the World. costly in-field errors inning. The entire with horses and In 17. that the a and for bridge. party driver, match perfectly as any we can llnd PaMNage Ticket* by all lines of Steamers. Washington, April on the visitors played steady game Freight Traffic Suspended and tlie home from fell upon the ice and broke through and America. Cook'i KxcuruiomNt, with maps, published Indications for Portland and vicinity- Chamberlain. Parnell, Morley eight innings prevented players baggage Baltimore and Ohio at As will be seen the marked to ά monthly, by mail for ten cents. Address. Chicago. Discuss It. crossing the plate. by score, some of the cumber were drowned. The young Buttons down cents. St. Local warmer. Davitt the Portlands outbatted their <« << ·. <> ·< TflOM. COO It. A SON, 197 Washington rains, slightly opponents. hold of tile clothing of a man near j5 Boston, Mass. O'liourke taking the lead. Wheelock, Spence lady caught mar31d2awW&S12w Indications for New to-day are of seven lias been ordersd at Alexar extra at England days and fleldea their ill tine form, the of the ice, as she rose out of the water New Buttons, large size, $2. The Southwestern System in all arrivals from Brindisi, ν1 Keilly positions edge be slightly warmer weather, followed by local Again Will Agree to it on Im- Egypt, against Wheelock making a brilliant assist at a critical She was taken to a house some All Buttons a little out of style to Chamberlain anu Ancona. and was rescued. Full Operation. The score: at rains, southeasterly winds. Conditions. Notes. point. and in charge of kind sold reduction. portant Foreign HARTFORDS. distance away placed of say she is In a critical Tlie of trade into the causes TB. A. E. The latest reports LOCAL WEATHER REPORT. inquiry AI!. R. 1SH. fO. people. Mr. Powderly Writes a Letter on an the loss of the steamer Oregon was begun yester- Johnson, rf 4 1 2 2 0 Ο 0 condition and will not recover. STORE Portland, Me., April 10, 1886. Was Civen to Intro- at 4 4 0 NEW 0 5 Important Subject. Permission day Liverpool. Meister, 2b 0 0 The Portland and Rochester railroad company —AND— 7am am| 3FM I 7PM |11 ρ M Thomas, lb 2· 1 ο Ο 11 ο Ο station 111 duce the Bill. a of workmen at this RINES BROTHERS. ss 4 ο 0 0 0 1 1 have force employed d2t Lufbery, the extra aprlC If.... 3 oooioo constructing a siding to convenience XLlXth CONGRESS-FIRST SESSION. schoek. to to Gorham to The Festive Birch Prevents a School 3b 2 0 1 1 0 2 0 trains without being obliged go Doyle, make connections. Strike. Another Exciting Night in the House Haves ci 2 Ο Ο Ο 1 Ο Ο last Boys' Ο Ο 10 Ο The entertainment given by K. of P. lodge Krele C' 3 Ο 1 Masters Les- of Commons. SENATE. Ο 12 evening was liberally patronized. B. Henry, ρ J> _ο and cornet, exhibited DR. Ε. REED, ·_3 JL ser, violinist, Mayberry, a com- loud- ! New Yokk, April 1C.—The demands of Washington, April 16. much talent, for so young. They were GOODS 27 2 3 3 *27 21 2 boys NEW Totals Association, encored. Mean bar...30.568 Maximum ther. mittee of the Empire Protective Gladstone In tlie Senate today a bill to relieve the political ly and Botanic daily London, April 16.—Mr. propounded POET LANDS. Mr. teacher of the Grammar school has Clairvoyant Physician our New Store Menu ther.. 38.5 IMinimum ther... of surface railroad having of John Hamilton of North Norton, We shall Open dally composed employes, to tlie House of Commons tills disabilities Randolph ab. R. mi. TB. ιό. α. κ. been confined to bed an attack of measles. His JUEDICAI. BOO.HS Mean d'w 37.4 Max. vel.wind his Irish land bill by daily pt. been refused the directors of the Third Avenue also a House bill to relieve John Tyler 4 l l ο ο ο school is in of Miss Lottie Woodman. Mean hum..95.8 by Tlie House was crowded to its utmost Carolina, Galligan, If charge — — daily iTotalprecip evening. " will ON "tie-up" on the Dinwiddie B. of ss 4 g The ladies of the Congregational Circle give 592 CONGRESS ME. Railroad Company, a general rose In his at Wood of Louisiana, and Phillips Kearns, JJ }' J ,1. of PORTLAND, capacity. Mr. Gladstone place 4 0 0 0 2 1} Ο an entertainment Fast evening, consisting of was at ten Wheelock, r£ ST^ x—Inappreciable. lines this company Inaugurated with cheers. He Virginia, were passed. 3 ° " and Mr. W. K. of Cumber- chronic diseases that flesh Is C. 24 o'clock and was greeted Scheffler, cf music, readings. Ayer Dr. Kced treats all minutes four o'clock this morning. Not a car is Mr. at 12.25 2 2 J 3 Ο Mills an concert. as incurable to endeavors af the A motion was made by Voorhees, O'Kourke, c 3 0 g land will give organ heir to; all cases that are Klven up 17, '86, said the aim of the present gov- 0 2 3 1 mills Saturday, Apr. the main line or branches. The incon. session. 3b. 3 "0 Mr. John Tufts, mechanic in the paper Irr the allopathic and homœopatliic physicians. 1 running on towards con- p. m., to go into executive Keilly, MAINE. ernment was directed securing lb 3 Ο Ο 0 10 0 0 was badly injured |by a heavy pipe falling upon case to treat anil cure there. I And « to East Side residents" is great, and the notice of an Cavanagh. will take their —AT— venience and a Mr. s«id that he had given Ο 0 4 8 1 him to the floor. He was to die can to the tentment among the people of Ireland, per- Uolph 2b 3 Ο his shoulders crushing about four-flfths of the cases ijiven up elevateil railroads cannot begin carry on Spence, > —-· -A· .Γ.Λ1·„„ηΛ »... lattu. intention to address the Senate this morning 3 carried to his house and attended by Dr. Horr. ·» — —— are social order. The VUIOU. i. in. aplOsntf closed tor a of 110 Bowery, was lined with police prevent ject of the although thought having any OfBr«* B-Bourti—9 period days. if with tlie resolution relating to lenge. line of Hats, any interference on the part of the strikers the were most hostile to the would interfere Innings 1 23456788 Lu with a full and many of these landlords to be a de- The local express reports the loads between complete should to run its cars. Police open executive sessions. It seemed 2 company preceed at the outset. Yet the Hartfords 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 x— cas' brick yard and the head of Pleasant street, reserve at headquarters and at the government's policy termined effort, lie said, to interfere with the con- Insurance." FROM WASHINGTON. were held iu 0 0000000 0— 0 in a horrible condition. K. Moves and Gents' Fine the route of the road. wished to make a most denial sideration of that resolution. Portlands Deering, Caps, police stations along speaker emphatic 3. When the strikers left work this morning they Unanimous consent having been refused, Mr. Left on bases—Hartfords, C; Portlands. CAPE ELIZABETH. that it was his intention to ask the Scotch and First base Goods. 1b Third avenue, but made a motion that tlie bill mentioned be Double plays—Keilly and Cavanagh. Side O. Is Its old LITTLE & Furnishing congregated groups along on account of Dolph Sea Lodge, I. G. T., enjoying W.I). CO., The Statement. and the English to run any pecuniary risk taken on errors—Hartfords, 2. Struck out—by Henry, Treasury were quickly scattered Kept moving by up. time vigor and popularity. Last Wednesday ere- to work *»1V u* X1V1UUU 8 3. Bases on McKinley, returned from New York, of the A number of Italians were put U1C UlllUIUiUO υι IICIIIUU. iUUVUl,; ; by McKinley, balls—by iti EXCHANGE STREET, Having: just, Washington, April 10.—The statement police. 1. Bases stolen— was an attendance of two hun- the to feed and take care of the was one indictment against its land owners. uay a. 4. Passed balls—O'Kourke, nlng there nearly we made our selections of all the by company lung; Tnl,..Dnn I.· it !.» ,* Tim,· n f o-anifl — 1 hour 35 where United States Treasurer shows geld silver, Unit, the fears is crime liad and increased un- Mr. Dololi's motion was agreed to—yeas 43, or KtitablbEied in 18Ί3· tc horses. The only difficulty company Agrarian originated dred ; eight initiations and some ten ftfteen pro- Latest Novelties, we are now prepared as not be able to secure enough men der the absenteism of landlords and the raising nays 1—Mr. Riddleberger voting alone in the minutes. id States notes and other funds in the treasury that they will Umpire—Daniels. for membership. the finest lineof East of Bos to run the number of cars and make the of rents at their expenses while from Ire- negative. CON8OLATION FROM "MEDICtrS." positions Reliable Insurance Fire or in first show goods : regular away against Lightning follows iuc mcu muv n Married to mise- Mr. then addressed the Senate on his The Union Hall Association held its annual lower than were ever of- siateu numoer υι inps. λιι li- land increased the oppression. Doipii Rates. ton. Prices coin and bullion with to and a bill (also intro- To the Press: class American and Foreign Go's at Lowest Gold $242,476,551 sible to obtain will be secured-by tlio company ry crime liad been endowed vitality per- "Indian depredations" bill, meeting on the evening of Monday the 12th Inst. fered before. lVe have also purchased Silver dollars and bullion 177,412,578 work. and hand down its miserable inher- duced liim) $500,000 to com- Will allow me a little of your valu- and Dut to petuate itself by appropriating you kindly were elected : B. Also Life and Accident insurance. 1ΠΟ ilftyAn Protective Association to England citizens for losses suffered by them The following officers President, An officer "f the Empire itance from generation generation. pensate able space to make a few statements relating to Telephone 701. iel7snly Fractional silver coin 28,814,882 that if the Third avenue com- was not clear of the for tlie deeds such depredations. The depredations, W. Vice President, Charles Talbot; said tills afternoon responsibility, through so much Pickett; United States notes 34,600,257 within hours deeds. With the he said, covered the from '55 to '78. He the ball team from which we expeft LADIES' AND CENTS' pany did not give In forty-eight of Irish landlords were English period Treasurer, II. M. Cole ; Secretary, Charles Talbot ; National bank notes 340,136 be of all horse car in our we have looked on and done maintained that it was the duty of the govern- this summer'/ there would a general "tie-up" power hands pleasure coming W. Charles notes in of if did not became to its citizens Indian depre- Trustees, Simeon Walton, B. Pickett, National bank process lines in this city. He also said that this nothing. After union absenteiem general ment protect against As everybody interested in the game very well 2,975,411 the movement would be extended to the national sentiment ceased to have a benefi- dations, and when It failed to afford protection it Talbot. Hemstitched Embroidered Handkerchiefs redemption succeed the Portland are not 111 condition with national bank deposi- then to and other cities of cial influence on the relations between the land- should compensate citizens for loss. knows, grounds occurred to Mr. Deposits Brooklyn, Philadelphia for or before the middle or latter A very unfortunate accident & 12,712,007 this could be done in Itself was obtain- After some remarks by Messrs. Edmunds, playing practice H. J. BAILEY tories the United States. He said lord and the tenant. The union OF THE FINEST CO., QUALITY, were part of April, while the clubs farther to the south I). last While In the two ed sense and the wish of every class by Allison, Teller and Dawes, tne bills referred Reuben Loring, Tuesday. days. against the can If they choose their work a load of upon his wagon, the Total §499,337,820 ran six cars, making in all wholesale and intimidation. to the committee on Indian affairs without begin preparatory act of binding hay BUCCCeeORS TO and The company today bribery unblushing much In order that the members of the t > the from the il]-fate

St. M.E. .1. W. Bash- from a tion of the formation of a — 15-1 Chestnut Church.—Kev. eating canned lobster, while convalescing of cruelty, and spoke — AT tlemen. Addresses Mr. K. 15. Stlllson at and the to be obtained edu- FOR DALE. ford, pastor. by a severe illness, and he cannot see any grounds peace society good by 10.30 a. hi. Sunday School at 1.30 p. m. Sermon tlie wanted-a foul cating young. young by Kev. W. S. Jones at 3 p. m. Young People's for suspecting play. Mr. M. G. l'aimer, in a few words, endorsed OK WALK—A desirable house and laud at Bookkeeperman with two or three years experience ; meeting, (> p. m. Social servlco 7 p. in. Tiie visit of Ivanhoe Lodge to Presumpscot Mr. Blauehard's remarks regarding the construc- Corner, Dee ring, within one mile ainst have highest recommendation for honesty Γ Bradley's X. Press Office. 15-1 Chubch of the Messiah—(Univeralist). was a af- tion of stables. of Portland ; and a half house and stable ; ind ability. Address L., Valley I.odçe Thursday night delightful with the bene- story Kev. M. Crosley, pastor. Services to-morrow at The exercises were then closed about two acres of land in good state of cultiva- fair. Thirty-five went. They were most heartily which the to the ANTED—Situation In any capacity where a 10.30 a.m., subject: The Prize. 7.00, Tlie Devil diction, after society proceeded tion; fruit trees; easy of access to the city; terms Wf a of TURNER BROS.' TT business experience of twenty years Uis received, treated to splendid supper prepared transaction business. S further o( F. V. nearly FANCY For and MEN SHIRTS. Angels. the treasurer's easy. particulars enquire with faithful service be the ladies of Cumberland Mills. The second The auditing committee reported CHASE, Union Mutual Portland, or of ogether may required. Clark Mijmorial M. E. Church—Woodfords, by Tliis we shall our line of Men's Building, It. P. Mc. 14-1 accounts and report correct. morning open complete Fancy on the 10-g Address SCALES, Portland, School at 1.30 ill. Preaching at 2.30 was on Past MRS. JEROME OSGOOD, premises. Sunday p. degree worked two candidates. Kev. Mr. Blanchard introduced the following Shirts. Our are 75 $1.00, $1.50. $1.72 and $1.90. in. Kev. \V. F. Young people's prices cents, from the sale in New York. ΙΤΤΓΑΝΤ ED—To cast off Clothing, p. by Berry, pastor Chancellor Messrs. Klwell and resolutions, which were unanimously adopted : and great male—Rare chance, an old established buy $1,000 at 0.15 in. Union meeting Dickey, Leighton The 75 cent and $1.00 grades have three collars separate Τι of all kinds. Highest eash meeting p. Temperance learned with aud tobacco store, situated on a thor- furniture, &c., at 7 addressed by from Portland. were supper committee. Itesolvcd, That this society has the assortment of is in each. FOBcigar call or address MR. S. p. m., speakers Mr. cuffs, and patterns very large can be for a >rice paid ; Immediately, sorrow of the death of its esteemed aseociat·, oughfare, ceniraHy located; bought 07 Middle Portland, Me. 14-1 Congress Square Church.—(First Universal- All the Fancy Shirts wo earricd over from last season—there Wool Laces 2 cents per yard and upward. small sickness is the cause for selling. Ad- LEVY, St., at TheophilusC. Hersey. sum; is!,) Kev. Henry Blanchard, pastor. Services Centennial Committees. marked down to close them Hand made former dress M. 254 Main St., Charlestown, ilcsolved, That his memory will be tenderly and were not many—have been way out, Flouncing1 $1.50 ; JUNIO, WANTED — By a man and 10.30 a. m. Subject of sermon, "A common Sense 16-2 The sub-committee on Sunday services held a reverently cherished as oue who gladly and truly so there are some in this lot worth looking after. Mass. wife from the Provinces; a young girl wishes of the 25th Chapter of Matthew." All of bargains price $6.00. SITUATION Heading worked, not only for the material prosperity Road" are chance to care for children or do iftht work; interested are cordially Invited to attend. meeting at the Mayor's office yesterday. Node- We shall continue to sell the Blue Cheviot "Rail Shirt, Tie above the most remarkable bar- WALK—A second-hand and persons 1'ortlaud and in behalf of its many philanthropic good buggy furnished for all branches of work. Apply at Sunday School at 12.15 p.m. finite action on the was settled the will be a little lower than last year and the we have ever seen in laces. harness. at SAWYER'S STABLE, help programme uponj organizations to aid the and the young, but though price gains FOR Apply 228% Middle street, MRS. PALMER'S Employ- M. E. Church—Ε. T. Adams aged corner Federal and Market Sts., Portland, Me. Congress Street that being deferred until after the conference of also for those creatures of God who being dumb, as good. 1 case of Wide Stripe Seersuckers β 1-4 ment Ο fllce. 14-1 10.30 a. m. Kev. W. S. quality just 16-1 pastor. Preaching at by the committee with the Ministerial Association, need the aid of man to speak in their be liai!. When are looking at Shirts ask the clerk to ihow you our cents. P. E. of Portland District. Sunday School you — To lease a house for one or two Jones, Mr. S. Redlon for the committee 011 nom- A were 1 case of Mikado 50 sold WALK—A house in the western m. at 3 ni. the about 1st. The of the committee Kmery cent White Shirt. year ago you paying seventy- Suitings cents; OB good end ot or in at 'Î0 p. Preaching p. by pastor. May opinion the list of directors, forty-six Adress WANTEDyears, westerly city preferred, ination reported following 02 ·. of the city, near the horsc-cars. meeting at 7 p. m. was that the forenoon should be devoted to five cents for the same thing. elsewhere for 1-2; exceedingly F part street. Apply to N. S. GARDINER, Prayer and ou motion cast the voto of the society for the "C." Box 1386. 16-1 good healthy — No. 40 street. 14-1 First Free Baptist Church (Plymouth) historical, denominational sermons in the various same : Win. W. Thomas, Moses G. Palmer, Stan- stylish. Exchange St. Preaching by Kev. J. M. Lowden, T. Win. McAleny, S. Redlon, SALE—Three house 206 Wmgress churches, the manuscripts or reports of these ley Pullen, Emery story brick ; coat, pant and vest at 10.30 a. m. Sunday School at 12 M. Win. W. Brown, Alfred Bewail C. St. thirteen rooms, gas and good — — pastor, Woodman, FORDanforth ; an assistant and a at 7 m. addresses, to be to the committee, for pre- 16-1 WANTED—Immediatelyy V makers ; a I pressman t girl Bible Keading p. given Strout, Washington Ryan, Charles G. Haines, water. Enquire at the PREMISES· L. C. YOUNG. 14-1 Win. M. to do bushelling.lushelllug. First Parish Churcii.—(Unitarian.) Con- servation and future use; that is the afternoon Enoch C. Farriiigton, Edward H. Davics, Charles S. Wm.J. Chas. MALE OR EXCHANGE—Desirable street, llev. Thomas Hill, D. D., pastor. at the Hall a service of should be had Marks, Fobes, Knowlton, ΤΤΓ ANT ED—First-class finisher on carriage gress City song, I. and Domestic Allen's one mile from Mor- at 10.30 a.m. and 7.30 in. Mclaughlin, Mrs. J. W. Waterhouse, Mrs. H. of FORplace at Corner, Τ Τ work for the right man. C. Services p. to the to be by Opening Imported ell and 40 ironing; steady according programme prepared Robinson, Mrs. John E. Palmer, Mrs. D. H. In- riU'« Corner ; 2y2 story bouse, stable, by 91 Preble Street. 14-1 Free Church—Deering. Sunday School at in lot; also E. WHITNEY, the music commtttee, which service should illus- graham, Mrs. Augustine Haines, Mrs. A. G. 48, cellar under the whole, 1% acres 2.30 ο. in. Preaching service at 3.30 p. m. Prayer apl7 wanted with will exchange and of church Mrs. Win. K. Hilton, Mrs. J. E. McDow- and Jackets for La- 25 acres of land If it, at 75 Vaughan St.. capable Meeting at 7. Wednesday evening at trate the ancient modern styles Dewey, on line of Meeting ell. Miss Mary F. Stevens, Miss Fannie Chadwick, Wraps for property In the city or In Deering for housework. References re- music that addressee be made former minis' St. WANTED—Girlgeneral ; by Miss Cornelia S. Blake, Miss Clara Tash, Miss cars. N.S.GARDINER, No. 40 Exchange quired. 14-1 First Presijytehian Church.—Williams's ters of Portland and others; that in the evening Minnio Stevens, Mrs. Clark II. Barker, Mrs. Fred 15-1 Hall. School at 2 p. in. Services at 3 P. dies, Misses and Children. blacksmith, must be a Sunday other musical exercises, and addresses upon the Dyer. Maine, two- YITANTED—Carriage and 7.30 ill., Rev. J. R. Crosser. The same committee recommenced an amend- IOR WALE—At Gray Corner, ν Τ workman ; for the p. by pastor, near good steady employment made in Portland the past _* with one half acre of land, Union Free St. Baptist Church—Preaching at 10.30 progress during ment to the by-laws changing the number of the F story house, right man. Apply to Z. THOMPSON, Jr., schools and office ; excellent school 13-2 m. 7 Kev. A. T. Dunn. in moral reforms, notably the temperance vice from twelve to one. The report churches, post street. a. and p. ill., by pastor, century, presidents For further information in- was and the recommendation tabled to Beautiful aud tow Prices. privileges. please Sunday School at close of morning service. and anti-slavery causes, and also benevolent, reli- accepted Styles Ma. 15-2 — To await action the directors. The then quire dj G. W. NEWBEGIN, Gray, MAKER* WANTED St. Services at 10.30 by meeting Centemeri Kids received for Easter. Friends Meeting.—Oak gious and charitable associations should be given. adjourned. just CABINETsmooth hard wood work ; must be good rapid a. in. 7.30 p. in. All are invited. ι,οοο FRmm HOLSK Silesias 8 cents. Cambrics i cents. SALE—A desirable 2'/a story wooden No. 5 Prayer meeting A meeting of the sub-connnittee on music was The election of officers, which devolves upon STEAM workmen. E. T. BURROWES&CO., Spring S. house, situated In the western part of the 13-1 Gospel Mission—Congress Hall. Rev. -K. the directors, was deferred until their next meet- FOR street, city. held last evening, and the following was the busi- FOR SALE. on Hill street, heated by furnace, with Seba- Pearson, pastor. Deacon K. Abbott, of High St. city, ness ing. and pleasant; In good sltautlon a steady young Church will preach at 3 |). m. 8abt">tii School at transacted: business goand gas; healthy, sightly by undersigned having a successful nice stable. on PREM- or to drive team ; can furnish 10.30 a. in. Service of Song followed a Gos- be neighborhood; Inquire WANTED—Aman as clerk by Voted, That the Haydn Association employ- Western Promenade. and now wishing to retire on account of his in ! 14-1 office. at 7 m. SHADES THE ISES. best of references. Address II. G., this at the on Bargains Every Department meeting p. ed to furnish vocal music hall WINDOW lor on a pel sale Tuesday. To the the J'rees: age offers Ills splendid establishment 12-1 was for the music Editor of High Street Church.—Rev.W. H. Fenn, D. D Mr. Fitch selected to arrange fair inventory. For particulars, address i WALE—A nice sunny cosy place with and Mr. Kotzschniar was Cannot we have a in charge of West- a pastor. Preaching service to-morrow at 10.30 at Sunday evening, ap- policeman AT 29 CENTS. F. C. FESTNER, Omaha, Nebraska. FORhouse, ell and one acre of land in Deering, ANTE D—An intelligent, capable American 7 m. School at 12 m. a committee for music Sunday afternoon. COMPLETE, d2w» m. and p. Sunday Evening pointed ern Promenade to keep in check boys and young aprl7 little off line of cars; fine chance to keep hens; W Girl in a Fany Goods department. One "Church and Democracy in Geneva." Messrs. and Shaw were desirable in all N. S.GAR- understands suject; Kotzschniar, Coyle ap- men who not content with using the grounds in and 81200; respects. who thoroughly Hosiery prefered. High St. These are made of American Holl, best assortment of Boots in New >INER. No. 40 Exchange street. 14-1 Address, (lf;any,) HOSIERY, New Jerusalem Church,New Rev, pointed a committee to prepare a programme for the immediate vicinity for their sports and games, Ïrice stating experience U.C.Dinillanl,minister. Divine worship and preach- are in a large variety of most desirable FOUND—TheEngland, comprised of best hand sewed and 488 & 490 PressiOfllce. 12-1 the music at the hall Tuesday. and fire to the me- WALE—Valuable house lots at West every Sunday morning at 10.30 a. m. Sunday must injure destroy by setting grass and hare the fixtures all com- machine, nobby and common sense styl6s, at ing The was to with colors, and most desirable location, near horse to do house Scliool at 12 m. The public and all strangers clerk authorized correspond all and bushes as has been dene two or three times dium and low prices. The best fitting FOREnd; very good girl general to np. Sale to-day. fine view. to N. S. GARDINER, No. in a of three ; no chil- are invited. to be furnished the and plete, ready put right serviceable. Also bargains in broken lots and mis- cars; Apply WANTED—Awork and cook family cordially of the town bands, the list by past week, thereby endangering property 14-1 Me. 12-1 women and who fits. 541 St. M. G. PALMER. 17-1 40 Exchange St. dren. Address liox 101, Brunswick, Pine Street Μ. Ε Church.—Rev. C. J. Clark, D. S. of the committee. putting in jeopardy children, go Congress Maj. Murphy air. Could nota at 10.30 a. m. by Rev. E. Mar- there for pleasure and good per- WALK—a medium weight a to pastor. Preaching 7 first-class. person owning piano School at 2.30 m. son be in charge of the grounds to keep KENT—House No. 3 Park Place; (MŒ STREET. of p. plaeed in fine condition. F. R. PHENIX, under exclu- tin, Saccarappa. Sunday in on/1 of tlio cortio flmo llQVA rmlip.A FORharness, WANTED—Everyknow that all instruments my m. in order and one of the best dtl Praise and prayer meeting at 7 p. Law and Order FORrooms, perfect apl5 Cushman St. Stable. 1«-1 sive care will be clean inside, rendering Meeting. to all well under control. in the to a small family kept in power keep rowdyism BROTHERS. houses block ; possession them less to become moths. J. Portland Liberal Fraternity meet RINES Uat liable by There will be a temperance meeting under the and are the worst days for ap!7 GEO. R. DAVIS, Real Estate L. A damaged Hall oil at 10.30 Wednesday Saturday immediately given. BALK-Second hand lumber, by D. Piano and Tuner, P. O. ad- Good Templars' Congress street, these outlaws and hoodlums. No. BOT Block. 14-1 CHENEY, Organ for discussion will Resolved. auspices of the W. C. T. U. and Law aud Order Broker, Ά Congress St., Motley ITIORGOUDY & CO., 28 and 3o Pearl St. Order slate at Horse K. R. a. m. Subject be, Good Order. CITY OF PORTLAND. 17-1 dress, Deering, Me. "That women to have the same amount of in the Second Parish church tomorrow .'ir. ought League Portland, April 15,188C. FIRST CARGO WALE—Second hand wagons, by L. A. Manon, roniauu, that men have, for the same labor." Opened ok Health, — In fer its pay evening, beginning at 7 o'clock. The principal Office of the Board WANTED exchange FORGOUDY & CO., 28 and 30 Pearl St. 14-1 to sell fruit tree» and by Elliot King, Esq. April 17th. 1880. full value of Boots and Shoes for Men, Wom- speaker will be Kev. Q. H. Shinn, pastor of the MOJVE* other nursery stock ; salary and expenses Temple.—Good Tem- en and Children. We have the onlv full line of SALE—The brick bouse No. 35 State WANTED—Agents Portland Spiritual Tue attention of all purchasers of carpets Is Removal of Fish outfits free. Address, names of reff 2.30 and church at Deering. Mr. Shinn is an able aud in- for the of Weliave also the OF 1880. rooms in re- paid; atating plars' Hall, Congress street. Services Proposals SneB oots this side Boston. NEW CROP St., containing twelve ; thorough Maine. 31-4 called to the fact that the Roxbury Tapestry Car- Offal. FOR erences. M. V. B. CHASE, Augusta. 7.30 p. m. Mr. Frank T. Ripley, of Boston, will teresting speaker as those who have listened to and House best bargains in medium and low priced Boots at pair, and with all modern conveniences; bath made of the for the 541 street. M. G. l'ALMKK. 17-1 and lecture and give tests. Subjects: Afternoon, his war lectures can He was a West Vir- pet is the enly tapestry to-day high PROPOSALS will be received Congress room, hot and cold water; perfect drainage lady about to lunar, testify. land and sea "Who Is God, What is God. Where is God." in both fab- of fish ami house offal, at the City heating apparatus, fine prospect of every lady or okntleman* to at work in the field when the rebellion atandard and wear-resisting qualities SEALEDremoval SA1-K—A lot of rock suita- WANTED-Every Intending "The Spirit World and its Inhabitants, ginian boy where of the contract OR large ledge from the rear windows: a desirable piece of prop- to themselves with a Evening, colors found in the of Clerk's office, specifications on between go on a journey, provide A first 3 Tests at 14 miles on a raft to enlist in the ric aud tapestries twenty- at 5 _F ble for cellar walls, Green St., B. St. discription of tlie Spheres." broke out, going may be seen, until Saturday, April 24, 188G, erty. Enquire of SHAW, 48V4 Exchange "Steel Lined Leatheroid Trunk" and have their have not deteriorated Cumberland and Portland Sts. Apply on the 13-1 for close of lecture. Union that war, lie lias five years ago. These goods o'clock p. m. A bond for the faithful performance taken safely without mussing. Send army. Serving through reserves in working hours. J. DUNPHY, No. 2. apparel Preble Chapel. — Sunday School at 2 in. in aud afford the of the duties will be The city premises illustrated circular to the LEATHEKOID p. now enlisted in this other war the any respect whatever, purchaser required. 17-1 BARBADES on lots of land *t 3 m. heartily against to or all bids. York St. WALK—Choice Congress, Me. febl5-3m Preaching by the pastor p. Religious secure an excellent the right reject any streets. MANUF'G CO., Kennebunk, .. the best to carpet and Sherman a.imiinnn »·> rl ../1/ll-iu-.' ο♦ Τ1 /_ n'/jln/lb TllO nillllio traffic. The are invited to opportunity Board of Health, FORCumberland, Grove liquor public cordially By order of the who lias harness. a low in an* gentleman apiece Also one phaeton and are invited. attend this at very price, being superior quality GEO. C. BURGESS, Secretary. to be made express wagon, Wanted. cordially meeting. apl7dlw WA1VTEO—Everyof or Intends to buy such, Small house and stable for rent. Inquire of C. P. value to the Low Glade Brussels cloth, reas- —A temperance meeting under many Body into a nice spring suit, overcoat or pants, at* WALDRON. 40 Exchange St. 13-1 to do general housework. Call at 144 the auspices of the Club will be held at their hall, City Government. made to-day. CITY OF PORTLAND. onable price, to go to FRED W. GROSSTUCK, GIRLFINE STREET, in the forenoon. .·£££££. corner of and Temple streets, to-morrow Tailor, 266 Middle St. 17-1 1710R WALK—One 2d hand in good Congress The business was transact- The line of offered this season is unexcep- MOLASSES. phaeton additional style ..-.I η.,..ίΐ.α evening, commencing at 7.15 o'clock. following Office of the Board of Health, I H Innnlm /,F KRP\ ed at the aldermen's afternoon: tional. The may be known to all by their who wants his 13-1 Advent Church.—Union Free meeting Thursday goods April 17,188«. / ΤϊΤΑΝΤΚ»—Every gentleman HOWÊràt No' 12 Grëën St. WAITED. Second Hall, IV 280 lines on the backs near to all house-holders, Ι Τ Τ < UU uvercuai Vl SUll icpancu Ul wctuiatu Puncheons, St. Eld. C. A. Phelps, of West· Ordered, that the standing committee on new Trade MARK, two fine is hereby given Preaching by for look like new, at a reasonable to go to Interest in one of the 10.30 a. m. and 3 m. wooden are authorized to allow the each Call for them and take no other. For that all applications cleaning privy- price, MALE.—One-lialf tteid, Mass., at p. Sunday buildings edge. NOTICE that W. 20β Middle St. 1T-1 sized convenient new of should be made as early as FRED (JROSSTUCK. 17 Tierces. best located restaurants 011 Washington St., A medium School at 12 m. Social Serviee at 7.00 p. in. erection of wooden buildings and additions all first class dealers. vaults, possible, FOR sale by occur» later is the season J a wholesale and retail cigar busi- such description as are permitted under the ordi- the delay which usually 24 St.. Ave Boston, large Second Parish (Congregational) Church· for IiJBT—Tenement Bramhall chance for some one to step in a central location. nances, upon such conditions »- they may deem may be avoided. All applications emptying will be EX. BRIG "GEM' W. P. LEACOCK & CO S BRAND. ness Included. Kare rent, Cor. of Pearl St., llev. C. H. Daniels· ιf, 11 μ ι. (if hp Dt'imi v Mar- rooms, to a family without children: 297 Congress, and te the board at the W. H. Sanborn & Co., may be found at TO Into a good business. Address for particulars Preachifig at 10.30 a. m. and 3 p. m., by expedient, report regular attention. vacant 1st; price $15. Apply to S. H. JOSE, 12-1 with terms. all the first allais, City Building, will have immediate May — FOR SALE BY — Treinont St., Suite 5, Boston, Mass. Address :ev Will. Carruthers, of Fairhaven, Mass., In ex- monthly meetings permits granted during Chadwick Block, No. 100 Cross street, on the premises. 17-1 Sastor. preceding month. By order of tlie Board o£ Health. change with the pastor. Sunday School at 1.40 door below Free street. A full line of furni- GEO. C. Secretary. MALE.—One mile from the city, 011 line N. F. Α., Press Officer apr!7dtf BURGESS, JLET—Tenement of nine rooms, sunny, f t ( p. in. Monthly temperance meeting at 7 p. in. George H. Greeu was appointed a special police- FOR«f horse cars, 5^4 acres Land ; 2 story House on hand, which we shall modern conveniences, good neighborhood, House and Church—llev. F. T. man without and to John Mc- ture, bedding, etc., TO 11 rooms; Wood House, Carriage State Street Bayley, pay, permit granted &c. location central. Apply to A. S. FULLER, 90 Woodfords. of with at sell as low as dealer for cash, or on en- GHAMPLIN & GO. other out buldings. Address Box 143, Services worsiiip preaching a 42 any AWNINGS, TENTS, pastor, Keown to erect wooden stable at South Elm St. 17-1 TWITCHELL, dlw 10-4 10.30 a. m. and 7 p. m. Sunday School at 3 p. m. lat- apie street. stallment plan. Repairing and upholstering Have just received a fine assortment of the Laivu for house- St. Lawrence St. Church.—(Congregation- est styles of awning goods. Houii'and capable girl general SALE—$80" will buy a story and a half X at a mcLummiK llev. A. 11. will preach specialty. me a and I references required. Call at 120 al.) Wright, pastor, Funeral of J. F. Ferris. Awning» a specialty. Drop postal WANÏKD-Awork; FORhouse, painted ln9ide and out, 8 rooms, plen- ni. School at 1.30 on BKACKETTHT. 17-1 10.30 a. m., and at 3 p. Sunday will show samples at house. Tents hand, LADIES' ty of closets, large cellar ; new stable ; outbuild- p. il. Prayer meeting at 7 p. m. The fuueral of John F. Ferris, late of the Union for Hale or to let. situated near the sea MARRIAGES. LET-Α convenient furnished room at 114 ings connected. Splendidly FRW SAGES and Portland. L. C., St. Paul's Church—Corner of Congress Mutual Life Insurance Company, took place yes- ST. 17 2 shore, six miles from Address, Services TOOXFORD 9-2 Locust Sts. Rev. A. W. Little. Rector. terday afternoon from the residence of C. S. D. ST. Aryns Office. (with Sermon) 10.30 a. ill., and 7.00 p. m. Sunday In South Bridgton. April 10, E. Graffam J- E. FICKETT, 179 COMMERCIAL i No. 437 Cumberland street. The Shirley eod3m a number of the TU LOtl&ti X& ivt School at 3 p. m. Griffin, Jr., of Casco and Miss Clara K. Gould of Bridgton. apl7 MALE—House lots; on the side of D. services were conducted Kev. Mr. Bayley of In Augusta, 12, Rev. Chas. S. Cummiugs, ! FORbest lots in Deering, sunny W. Le- by KID Rev. April GLOVES Vaughan Street Church.— wtsr. of the M. E. and Miss Addie F. Board. Hill; splendid location: good view, over- Lacheur, pastor. Prayer Meeting at 10.30 a. in. State street church and there was singing by the (pastor Church) Police Examining Prospect Larrabee. both of the city and surrounding country for Sunday School at 1.30 p. m. Preaching at 3 p. ni. Bridgton. looking First Parish choir. The pall bearers were Presi- In March Walter E. Twitchell and miles. Inquire of L. J. PEliKINS, 489 Congress CREEtIîi^s by Rev. S. K. Perkins, l'rayer meeting at Τ p. m. Palis, 31, SATURDAY. dent Hon. J. H. Drummond, Henry D. Gertrude C. Curtis. St 5-2 corner Thomas and Car- DeWitt, Williston Church, In Byron. April 6, Harriman Bancroft of Byron 10.80 a. ni. Smith and Arthur L. Bates, all of the Union Ward new frame dwell- roll streets. Preaching at by Rev. L. and Linda E. Herrick of Lewiston. MICHAEL H. FOKD, of 7, SALE—In Gorbam, a con- unTo £ηΐ)τ« H. Hallock, pastor. Sunday School at 3 p. in. Mutual. The offices of the company were closed CYRUS J. MOORE, of Ward β, FORing house two story with ell and stable yay at 7.3o in. SAMUEL W. SHAW, of Ward C. within five minutes walk of depot, Normal Prayer Meeting p. at 3 o'clock for the remainder of the day. The MILLETT & LITTLE. nected, bmWRSOF^AUÎD TûWtfS Young Men's Christian Association—Meet- DEATHS. will for final examination at the next school and churches, will bo sold at a bargain, body was taken to Evergreen Cemetery. They report of DANIEL DOUGLASS, for Men at 0 a. in. meetiug Tuesday, May 4,1886. terms easy. Inquire TMttrfO 7 ing Young only, Boys' monthly meetiog, 50 dozen Ladies' 5-bntton, full length, Maine. 2-3 at 4.30 p. m., parents invited. Regular Gospel apl7dlt C. W. GODDARD, Chairman. Gorhain, m. Ill this Gracia Victoria, silk stitched back Kid Gloves, at 55 cts. meeting for all classes at 7 p. Public cordially city, April 16, daughter {^"[Advertiser *nd Express copy. Island Another New Fast Press. of Caroline and Wm. F. Brown, aged 3 years 4 pair, for all shades of Tans, Browns SALE—The freighting sloop invited. _____ SPRING per FORBelle, with the good will of the business ; To 4S Boston, April 1C.—The work on the new Bos- months. The member» of INuujoy ITO> on afternoou at 3 o'clock, been established for S years. CAPT. S. 8. YOKK, ton Globe is The [Funeral Sunday meet at This we have never sold less than 30-4 DP PENOBSCOT COUNTY S. J. COURT. building progressing rapidly. from No. 104 Salem 3t eet. of P., are requested ta Pythian glove Peaks Island, Me. -rHj£'VnbWtï0&^ ΛαΑΤη* circulation of The Globe is increasing so fast, In East 16, Antoinette Millett, at 1.30 o'clock p. and we warrant it the greatest Dcering, April ΙΙιιΙΙ,ΤΟ-nOKROW, IS COMING ! $1.00, SALE—Hard wood from bobbins, only 7ΐ»α>ίτ τ& ushthe 3 that of the basement of the new child of J. F. aud M. A. Cobb, aged months our late Broth- ever offered in Portland. .JUDGE HASKELL. however, part only m., to attend the funeral of bargain 86.00 cord ; delivered; telephone 669. BEFORE 14 days. FOR per will be used at once for a new double J. w. Hall. aprl7dlt Sale will commence at 8 o'clock, and C. W. YOEK, GO Commercial St. 30-4 wKSiKriosyss, [Reported for the Press.] building [Funeral on Sunday afternoon, at 2 o'clock, er, which has been completed for The hi Cumberland Centre, 16, l'hineliaG., continue through the day and evening. Bangoe, Thursday, April 15th. press, just April AGENTS.-Addressat KALE—Peaks Island Bathing House, wife of J. L. Dunn, aged 2G year» 7 months. φ ιΛΗΛΚΑΙΛΚΥΤΟ William Engel et als. vs George Stetson et als. Globe. It is the first double perfecting press UK. SCOTT'S ELECTRIC GOOUS, FORwith bathing suits, boats, etc., with the good on Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock.] jBli/Ul/onee, An action to recover compensation for driving in and will [Funeral UZ Broadway, New York. The Only Genuine. will of the business. No. GO Commercial St. C. * New England, print 25,000 eight-page H. Furing- 1,000,000 feet of from Pleasant river in Pis- In Topsliam, April 12, Capt. Joseph W. YOKK. 30-4 logs an hour. The newsdealers will tell you all aprl7 eodSm New cataquis county to the Penobscot boom. Tho papers Styles, In B. Hutchins, aged plaintiffs that the logs had become bo in- how fast their Globe business is increasing. If Bowdoiu, April 10, Joseph MALE OR E.XCBANCE-A desira- allege 24 10 months. MILLETT&LITTLE. I termingled with logs of their own that it was im- Globe years ap!5 d:lt FORble hotel property situated on one of the you do not get The Sunday regularly, In Mrs. llebecca Day, aged ______possible to separate tliem, and they now claim to Sebago, April 3, most popular thoroughfares, and in one of the order it of newsdealer or carrier today. 72 A1 Ware. con- ^ fc-K» recover for the cost of driving those belonging to your years. Rogers and Bros.' fable finest villages in Maine, with a large farm In Denmark, 8, Olive, widow of James Goods. a mineral closed. Ad April New also of water, the defendants Evidence for plaintiff nected ; splendid spring S2.000. Patrick, aged 72 years. second to none in the State. For ad- damnum, Harriet Dear- particulars, Davis and Bailey for plaintiffs. The Oratory of Lincoln. In Cambridge, Mass., April 12, MRS. J. dress WM. LYDSTON, 120 Lisbon street, Lewis- wife of D. formerly of Port- 23-4 $ born, Colby, τ J. and II. R. for defendants. a Benjamin DRYDEN, Me. Varney Chaplin The Grattan Literary Association enjoyed ton, land, aged 75 years. treat last Dr. C. R. Crandall delivered New (if membraneous evening. In Market, April G, croup 465 MALE OR TO LET-House No. 269 SUPERIOR COURT. lecture Frank child of Sarah K. and the BROWN, Congress Street, o£ Drcoratibc to the Ills and instructive Beavey, youngest &C. JOHN Sotirls 9rt, society eloquent Brackett Cor. Carlton. 1 0 months. FORKS, FOR St., Inqulreof 2tf East '21st St., New York, Dec. 22,1885. late Geo H. year KNIVES, SPOONS, in- Ferguson, aged 1-tf on the "Oratory of Lincoln." The source and is now prepared to show lier P. HOBBS, 30 Market St. To Thb Brainekd A Armstrojg Co.—Dear Sire: BEFORE Dealer. JUDGE BONNEV. The Shoe Having tested your silks, and them spiration of the martyred President's eloquence, funeral service of the late J. Wesley Hall in & embroidery finding vs. [The I am offering special inducements Rogers in color and texture the man- Friday—Annie Hauson William B. Hellen. were will take on afternoon at 2.30 o'clk, House :iu ni n. house for one month, which nlaintiff its lowest. AND audience present manifested appreciation by is a desirable home, either fora summer residence foreign manufactures. I have pleasure in telling you claimed defendant agreed to pay. Defendant de- OWN" the that outbursts of applause. At the close of "OUR or a permanent place ; about two miles from it has been decided by the board of management to nied that he agreed to pay anything. Plaintiff repeated and about give you the silk thread business of the of Deco- vote of thanks was FANCY city ; it has a pretty house and stable Society claimed that a reasonable sum would be ten dol- his address an unanimous own" manufacture, which GOODS, rative Art. Congratulating you that your stand Also a full line of "my LADIES' two acres of laud. Enquire of " dyes for five Blood fast under severest lars. Verdict forplaintiff dollars. tendered Dr. Crandall for his able and eloquent Your for and finish has few equals and no ENOCH KNIGHT. the test, I am, Purify style, quality returned from New York with a aprlCdlw truly A. B. Elliot King for plaintiff. be full of but Hood's in the world. just Very yours, Blodgett, F. V. Chase for defendant. address. Your blood may impurities, superior Fine Goods re- HAVINGline assortment of the latest styles. She President of the Society of Decorative Art. stylish Spring just services of HUB- was excused until 7th. Sarsaparllla will thoroughly cleanse, enrich, and has also secured the MISS The jury Friday, May Also endorsed and Packet of salt ceived. BELL, from one of the leading Now York houses, exclusively used by the Associ- Portland Steam Company. vitalize it. The most severe cases screfula, Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Ac., ated who comes highly recommended, and whom Mrs. Aktists of New York. the Boston line has fact all affections aris and French Kid, French Goat, Dongola MUNICIPAL COURT. Steamer John Brooks of rheum, bolls, pimples,—in Cleansed, Repaired Dryden is confident will please her friends and FOR SALE or TO LET. from to Hood's Sarsaparll- been thoroughly cleaned up, painted and repaired ing impure blood, yield Warranted, and American Kid. customers. la. It also eures biliousness, sick head- have .re- dyspepsia, house No. 228 Grove BEFOBE JUDGE GOULD. for the season. The boilers especially, ache, and liver complaints, sharpens the at the established prices. HE desirable, 2-story kidney newly 10 view from and are now in the whole Τ— street, rooms, pleasant every Fkidav—John Collins. Assault; fined §5 and ceived a complete overhauling appetite, and builds up system. the room ; the house was thoroughly built, by day, first class condition. She goes on the line about Henry Biggs, Campbell Street, Kansas City, had cemented cellar; stable with and MRS. J. DRYDEN, superior large?light, Walter B. Allen. fined$10 costs. clnnrlo «folle anrt nil#» Assault; the first of next month and Capt. Donovan, now scrofulous sores all over his body for 15 years. lappfi hnv stall. Sufficient Hood's cured him. GENTS' room ; 16640 feet land, choice fruit trees, the Tremont will take charge of lier. Sarsaparllla completely A. M. WENTWORTH, carriagë commanding 465 Street· of plums, grapes, etc. This Congress eodtf plenty apples, pears, PERSONAL. The Forest City Is then to be hauled up for re Hood's Sarsaparllla 509 CONGRESS ST. aprlO estate is between and adjoining the residences of Avoid Imitations taking skeins bearing to her being transferred to the Wallace Buck, of North Blooiuiield, If. Y., suffer- eodtf Custom made Jersey Shoes. Mr. J. S. Palmer and Capt. Seth B. McLelian. by only pairs, previous apl5 our name and guarantee tag. If your storekeeper does H. was in town with a terrible varicose ulcer on Easy terms. Apply to C. MeLeilau of 15ath yesterday, Ranger and Boston line and her present captain, ed eleven years Gents' fine Bals., Congress and not keep our goods in stock, or will not get them for send us a card. AVaste Hon. h Smith, Secretary of State, was in command the Tremint. his so bad that he had to give np business. He you, your address on postal Josef Mr. Snowman, will leg, Button. A. O. CLARKE, assorted 40c. 02· was cured of the and also of catarrh, Embroidery Silk, colore» per town yesterday. entirely ulcer, SrOXfowle Send postal note to Hood's on the premises, after 3 o'clock p. m., or of Rev. L. H. who lias been at Bellview. by Sarsaparilla. Hallock, Will. several of & HANKELL & Elbridge Cerry's "I was troubled with boils, having Haskell Jones, will have lier LORD, CO., Fia., the past six weeks,returned home yesterday- The Bralnerd & Co., The will of the late Hon. Flbridge Gerry has them at a time. After suffering about ail I could apr6eodtf 163 and 165 Middle Street. Armstrong Mr. Fred Bootliby, general ticket agent of the been admitted to probate. It is dated July 28th, I took Hood's Sarsaparilla, which entirely SPOOL SILK MANUFACTURERS, Maine Central, and Mrs. Bootliliy have returned bear, CLOTHIERS F. H. Charles Hood's Sarsa- MANUFACTURING Boston. 1885. It is witnessed by Fassett, cured me. I cheerfully recommend 35 Street, from their California trip, and are in excellent will find —AND— Kingston G. Haines and John Buzzell. The house on High parilla to all like afflicted, being sure they health and spirits. relief." Ε. N. Nightingale. Quincy, Mass. FOR SALE. codlm stable, horses carriages, etc., Men's Furnishers at Whole- apl3 Collector Anderson has appointed David Han- street, furniture, left to tlio widow. The remaining estate is Purifies the Blood. at in of were sale and Retail. negan, the custom place BROWN, — — engineer house, for Spring Opening hands of trustees and executors, they "I had been troubled with hives and pimples ON Mr. Turner and John left in the desirable removed, Desmond, engi- some time. Other remedies failed, I was A Tery Family Horse, about bring Mrs. Gerry and Mr. Ν. B. Stevens. The having FINE TAILORING A SPECIALTY neer at the post office in place of Mr. Kandall. have taken 12 years old, price $260: also Phaeton is left to the family, and there are no advised to try Hood's Sarsaparilla. I TUESDAY, APRIL 20th, Miss I. C. Hamilton of Portland, State organ- property and Harness. Address BOX 89β, P. 0. two bottles, and am entirely cured. I think Hood's 421 Congress St., izer of the public bequests. at lier aprlo dlw Christian Temperance Union of Maine, Sarsaparilla has no equal as a blood purifier." Ef- Rooms, "TECHNIGON" addressed the ladies of Fairfield, Friday after- fie M. Pktkie, Portsmouth, Ohio. HASKELL & for March. JONES, OF COLD BOOT. noon, at the Methodist Church. Exports SIGN No. ΙΟ £L]?I STREET. A HEALTHY PLACE. for Hood's BUILDING, 470 CONGRESS ST Adainson Douliam of The of breadstuffs from Portland Sarsaparilla LANCASTER TKMPHOHE 502. eodti aprl6 dlw Mrs. Turner had a severe exports six aprio Lots for on bushels Indian corn, Sold by druggists, $1 ; for $5. Prepared only OPPOSITE PKKBliE IIOCSE. Cottage sale Great shock last week. Her husband is in feeble March comprised 30,664 C, I. HOOD & CO., Lowell, Mass A GY1WNASIUKI for of oatmeal by Apothecaries, novl2 d6m NEW STYLE PIANO FORTES Chebeague island. perfect Fin· are the of at 28,500 pounds ~ health. They parents G. M. Donham valued §21,827; mai'G demos | rers, Hands an