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the'visit SPECIAL NOTICE*. MISl'lM.tNBOl'N. keep the matter of secret. Then I HALIFAX HAS LOST ITS TEMPER. BAPTISTS IN SOCIAL SESSION. u‘^er?K0f ‘teKTMt German. The castle THE ACTOR. left. I heard Christie was going to the tw?rop*rtyo,the reigning Duke WANTED—A MURDERER. the ______ALMY, grange. 1 went to pasture and changed *n<* *8 °Pen t0 the and mers public. my clothing after supper, went down la not very difficult to Imagine as one (IF house. 1 took RESULT CONTEST back of Flint’s a position !of the .Western Union at top °t one ot the castle’s a Doesn't Like Being Left Alone in Meetincz sm.I.i ?n where I could command view of the War- hlvVF *wW?rs that Lather himself must WHITE — Preble House. BLANKETS — revolver with me. Chris- Nova the FOR THE den’s. I had one Scotia Fog, looW out on a scene hardly different came out ,*v® Tuesday’s Tears Followed tie, dressed in white. and soon af- spread before the eje. The The Town of Waldoboro her. — wooded‘Ijatnow ter her sister Joined This prevented hills of Thuringia rolling away to i $2.50. lOO DOLLARS a my seeing her alone, followed the party and east cannot be greatly Tale of Love. waited a°oth. by to the village, and for her to come And that Portland Is Only a Entertaining Address by Professor “Ince bis time—or for that matter Willing to Pay $1000. We offer one ease 11 came out of Things slnce today of — A woman the those — be back. grange long dlsUnt days when they to given by I followed Anyway. Matthews of Colby. Quarter White Blankets at dressed In white. her. Boon she Village the Tnuringlan tribes from the I • 8,8Jtered was by a man. then saw it was of the Franks. They have reduced lo Joined that p,ower prices $2.50. They Miss Kellogg. At time my physical Charlemagne Insisting on the conver- Manson C> Larrabee. t he U® would be u liargaiu to whole* The Leading Player Held condition was weak, only thing In my slon of the heathen Saxons, they have — X the Allan seen mind was Christie. went to the willows The Canadian Malls and Germany and tho People of the army after army hurry to battle with sale at that. best the Decause It was the place to meet her. Line. Hungarians on the Elbe. Reward Offered in the the As Sieamship Fatherland. HOW THE RECORD STANDS. Boards Yesterday. The bars were down. they came over hidden and Schwarzburg, the hill I saw them felt my opportuni- n<6the hills, came an Emperor of the Case of Edwin E. Moore. RINES BROS. 1—The Diet Mission. 398 ty had come.” ®oman Empire, and In neighboring DovlB d2t 2 Female Orphan Asylum. 782 Almy gave a detailed reiteration of the Erfurt Napoleon held his court ot 420 fSpeclal to the Press.1 Tbe Western Social Union held out King9. 3— Fresh Air Society. scene at the bars heretofore given and Baptist not one of all these dlls so 4- Female Charitable 486 18.—A meet- companies Society. continuing said: Going over the bars Halifax, Novembsr lively its first fail meeting last evening at tbe large a space In our minds as the little com- 6—Grand Army ot tbe Republic. 1,436 He Will Be Sentenced for with with my arm about her of Trade was held here pany that one in 1521 was 6— Ladles’ Aid Society. 261 Christie, lug of the Board Preble Honse, a fine banquet being pre- day making Its Then I heard way the 7— Home for Men. 331 waist, we stumbled. noises this Wood tor in- for through valley to the east from Particulars of the Crime Aged was evening. Joseph ajked pared tbe occasion by Landlord White, Worms to Garments Cleansed 8— Home for Women. 608 the Murder around me. Fanny screaming and Wlttenburg. It was Luther and Aged Today. formation as to what steps bad been taken Tbe about sat ms 9— Irish American Relief Association.. 272 POWDER there were voices on the hill. As they company, numbering 75, companions returning from the Diet, 222 of Six 10— Little Women. Pure. seemed to come nearer, I told Fanny to to secure the lauding of malls .at Halifax down at the beautifully decorated tables at suddenly they are surrounded by inen-at- Weeks Ago. 11— Woman's Christian Association .... 267 Absolutely Then 1 fired the arms and stand back. revolver to- winter. He asked this In view of the and for over an their leader was taken captive and 12— Maine General 264 this 7.45, considerably hour led Hospital. A cream wards her, not thinking to shoot her. I Into the forest. For moDtbs the cham- 18—The Samaritan Assort ttlou. 397 o!.tartar baking powder. High- statement In the morning papers that the strict attention was paid to tbe mean. ;Ac Plymouth, N. H., November 18.—The was stunned by my fall In the brook and pion of the new religious temple was con- 14—Martba Washington Society. 199 est of all in U. the old rates for 197 leavening strength.—Latest was part of the tlrnB on my bands and Allans were to receive tbe end of that time, Bon, George 7. Em- cealed; the Monk Martin became the II- 16—Portland Benevolent Society. second day of the great murder trial began to the continued [Special Freaf.) 16— Portland Female Provident Associ- S. Government Food Report. knees. The voices to increase. carrying the malls to Portland. It was ery, tbe presiding officer of the banquet, young Squire George. And In the castle 9. — 201 promptly at At 7 o’clock people began unconscious. Iu some below, as he In November 18. After ation. Christie was way, onr mails via New lay safety, out of reach of Waxdobobo, 343 bad enough to bring all called for order and introduced tbe Men- the 17— Portland Fraternity. to congregate at the door In front of the my pistol was fired, how I do not know. Juaperor and Pope. The sudden cap- waiting six weeks to see If some one would 18— Marine 264 he It much delssohn W. L. PRESSED READY FOR WEAR. Portland Society. courthouse. Persons from the Then, when I saw Christie was shot, I York, but certainly thought Quartette—Dr. Dana. Mr. ture had been the work of the Reformer’s 19— Portland Provident Assoc lallon.... 232 coming not corny forward of his own motion to tell exclaimed God, Christie Is dead.’ I worse that the Allan line sboald be paid to A. B. Dr. H. M. and Mr. friend and protector, the Elector of 20— Portland Prevention of Cru- villages their lunch- ‘My Hal), Nickerson, Saxo- Society surrounding brought a man on the hill and told him to ny. how Edwin E. Moore of this town met his HFo. 13 Preble Street. to Animals. 222 saw callatPortland. It was to.the Injury of H. 7. who rendered “Rock of elty eons, with the of I v ont Merrill, lu this 21— Portland Widows’ Wood 423 expectation remaining stand back. Then to the river and castle Luther translated much of death somatime between nightfall of Sun- Society.. the Maritime Provinces. He suggested Ages” most feelingly. the Bible 22— Portland Young Men’s Christian all day. The great throng pushed and returned to the Warden barns, where I that he gave the German nation. day, September 27 and the morning of Association. as iu the that a committee be to ascertain The address of the was They still show his room, with Its 2,621 all to a front watched them they brought body. appointed evening delivered strong 23— Relief Association Portland Fire crowded, endeavoring get wooden September 28, the town authorities decided 1882. 1892 I thought it could not be Christie. I visit- was true. He could not be- Shailer chair and table. Its vertebra ot a Foster’s Forest House 242 in the room. The room if the report by Professor Matthews, of Colby City Dye Department. _ seat small court which Luther used to call a town to see If the citizens nov29 ed the grave the next Tuesday night and wonld in mammoth, as a meeting _ 24— St. hllzabeth lieve that the persist who has returned ___“iidtt Orphan Asylum. 2,688 was like an Ice house. Windows were down on It. government University, lately from footstool most interesting of 26— 317 threw myself I placed flowers of the mails aid, all, to would authorize them in offering a reward Day Nursery. paying for the carrying past a In a the on wall 20— Mission the snow on the on her grave, taken from the Warden year’s study Germany. After few curious, the spot the where his Gospel 2,269 N E W open, with ground out- yard, our very doors to a port like Portland. for the arrest and conviction of the mur- 27— < htldren’s Christmas Club. 696 I went down about a dozen times and also remarks about the Ink bottle struck as he hurled it at Satan, stde. The judges, counsel, clerks, sheriffs Such an arrangement would be simply in- preliminary voyage, derer and to tlx the amount. This 2<—St. Vlneaut de Paul. 99 went down the street through Hauover iu who. In this room honored him with a visit. meeting INSURANCE. 29—Free 133 and all connected wore tolerable. ft would be better if the malls Professor Matthews directed the attention FIRE thlir ulsters was one Klodergarteu. and the evening. I saw teams and met people As I stood In the twilight looking down was held today. The hour fixed 80—Ancient Order of Hibernians. 126 had to come by a foreign port, that they to and even then were but no one I knew. It was of his hearers Germany, saying: over the battlements on the town six hun- was an hour later when overcoats, they kept occasionally, should continue to be received via New o’clock, but It half did not think dred feet below me, there came one of Wall their feet on the because I Christie could be historic or were was called to the constantly tapping floor York than via a small like Portland. If any heroic sentiments the meeting order by Papers dead that I could not leave the I place those rare moments when the past becomes The above list shows the number of place. and putting their hands In their to He moved, seconded by J. A. Chlpman.the fermenting in the breast of any passenger town and Everett DOW & pockets never thought of being captured. I saw reality. The valleys wl*h their ghostly clerk, iFarrington, Esq., PINKHAM, votes received tbe various societies We are now following resolution, which was unani- of the steamship Kaiser Wilhelm II., as by showing keep them warm. Mrs. Warden when she found the cows. It towns of mist were Lut'ier’a valleys: the chosen moderator. The second article of she threaded her way among the buoys 35 . to 5 m. the Spring Patterns seemed almost mously adopted: castle, still bearing heavenward Its up p. yesterday. Almy was brought into the room at the certain that I should be and tbe patented tortoise-backed forts of eight the warrant called for fixing the sum to be in all grades. captured. It being reported that the Dominion govern- hundred years was Luther’s castle; the ALSO- The iuterest increases daily aud the hour designated at the adjournment. He ment are about to terms with tbe Allan the German Empire, they met with a cruel raised. Mr. Charles Brown ii Both sides rested theircase and the court arrange faint noises that came through the eve- Inquired line for Canadian malls being bandied at Port- fate. Mark Twain, as he attempted sweet Employer’. Liability In.nrance, friends of the various societies are all spent a good night in sleep after 2 o'clock adjourned. The will be made ning’s quiet were echoes of the sounds any sum could be legally raised for a re- arguments land Instead ot Halifax, as heretofore, this converse with “Lo, the poor Indian,’’ at Accident In.nrance. this He an and sentence tomor- mall that rose as to bis ears; and anxious to see which will get the One morning. partook of excellent probably pronounced Board of Trade hereby protest against tbe Niagara Palls, could not have been more dreamiugly ward. The chairman said that It could, row. steamers Halifax witn Canadian malls the place and sweetness of the bill and Elcrat.r Inspection andlu.ntancc, Hundred Dollars Cash Present breakfast, which consisted of broiled passing cruelly disappointed than the Sentimental that the town could do what It would with H. J. BAILEY & GO. on board, and submits that whatever extra pay- valley, woods and brooks, had brought Steam Boiler In.pection and In.nrance baked and other Traveller at the gates of Germany. In- offered by HANSON G. LARRABEE chicken, toast, potatoes DON’T WANT WAR. ment Is required to secure tbe mails beiug rest to h