__PORTLAND DAILY PRESS. ESTABLISHED JUNE 23, 1862—YOL. 30. PORTLAND, MAINE, WEDNESDAY MORNING, JUNE 22, 1892. PRICE THREE CENTS. THIS MORNING'S NEWS. MISCELLANEOUS. Pour years later, affectionately, loving- Union may follow its lead in exultant and our ly, royally we lifted upon shields our irresistible combat. Let us not mistake. Page 1. ON THE OLD SLOGAN. son, our leader, our neighbor, our friend, The gravity of the situation demands the FIRE WITH ECZEMA —the foremost citizen of the foremost H THE WISWAS. TIGER BEATEI Republican State Convention. broadest patriotism and every needful Nation of the world. The of Weather indications. Sheridan sacrifice. Terrible politics, we followed him in his brilliant “Our work General telegraph news. Sufferings of Little Baby, Seven but begins here. Under charge against the enemy. We saw him the suns of the Doctors and Two Fail. summer and the frosts of Page 2. Hospitals win. We saw him robbed of victory by autumn we must carry it forward with General Telegraphic news. Cured by Cuticura. a false and fraudulent count. Never unfaltering courage to a triumphant have we faltered in our devotion to him Page 3. close. This again must be a campaign 5 months with or to the cause he of Sporting news. My baby boy, old, broke out Republican represents. education. The “study of the corn eczema. The and was never That man Braves Are itching burning intense; Orators Sounded It We will! loves Blaine Session of the in the West and Tammany Very Maine towns. the eczema spread to his and Many Yesterday’s field,” begun South, limbs, breast, face, most, who serves his party best. Our must be carried into 4. head, until he was nearly covered; his torturing every hamlet of the Page hearts go out to him to-day as he mourns agonies were pitiable to behold; he had no peace East and North. The people must loam Editorials. his noble son. The of Just Now. and but little rest night playmate my Warriors at their true relation to the tax Gloomy State topics of interest. Yesterday. the friend of my manhood—to Chicago. gatherer. or day. He was under youth, They m ust learn that no railroad presi- treatment at different know him was to love * S. him—God comfort dents the tribunes of the Page times at two champion peo- hospitals him in his hour of grief. that no Deaths and and seven in ple ; taskmakers write our tariff marriages. by doctors In the this city without the 1888, by greatest majority since bills. They must learn, too, that for Page 6. the election of Chamberlain—fresh sfrom least benefit; every pre- private and political advantage their Wit and Wisdom. scription of the doctors the glory of Gettysburg—we proclaim to was was but country menaced by the threat of IT IS STILL CLEVELAND AND Our Ideal. faithfully tried, THE GRAND OID the world our faith in the the and will Poetry he worse all the PARTY’S integrity, YOUNG MR. OWENS’S RATHER war, they learn with shame and grew masterly the Story: A race for life. time. For months 1 ex- ability, unflinching Repub- regret that the very day the warlike pro- OB AT. licanism of that soldier-statesman who | Stacking hay and grain. pended about $3 per GREAT DAY. TAME ORATORY. clamation of their President was read in week for medicines, and presides over the destinies of this great the halls of the m 7. was Congress peaceful re- Page entirely discouraged. Republic. We meet, to assure I purchased Cuticura, to-day, sponse of the little eight-by-ten Republic Marine news. to to the that his of Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Resolvent him, say world, mag- Chili accepting the terms of the Presi- Financial and commercial. and followed nificent administration, without or the directions to the letter. Re- spot dent’s ultimatum was read in every lief was his were or commands our Page S. immediate, sufferings eased, flaw, blemish, respect capital of the world. Our and rest ana sleep He im- all oppo- permitted. steadily challenges criticism, and wins our nents must be measured their a Personal. proved and in nine weeks was entirely by tfeeds How the Raised Row cured, B. Cleaves hearty and unswerving He and Anti-Snappers Brief and has now as clear a skin and is as fair a Henry Nominated With- loyalty. The Convention With Lit- not by their professions. The Jottings. boy needs no to Organized Eifty- as any mother could wish to see. I recommend platform commend him to first The Grank Trunk Congress wrote the blackest page m accident. every mother to use it for Humor. the of Maine. His life is to Promote every Baby out a Vote. Republicans a our legislative history and became a Harmony. McAU Association. MRS.IM. FERGUSON, Dissenting was the tle Show of platform. He friend of Lincoln Enthusiasm, thing of the It the Washburn’s circus. 86 W. Brookline st., Boston. past. challenged ap- and wore his uniform; with Grant he proval of the people, and A rare book. restore national they responded helped tlie credit; with in tones so portentous that it seemed the The mock court trial. he stood firm as the hills Cuticura Remedies. Hayes granite voice of God. With a unanimity that M ichols-Stoneham. of Maine the sophistries of The greatest skin cures, blood purifiers,and hu- against green- finds no parallel in the history of popular Portland mor remedies backism. THE WIGWAM LEAKS AND THERE Commandery excursion. of modern times, instantly relieve SPEECHES OF government they determined that a bill- the most forms of eczema and HEATH, CLEATES, He can read the BUT THEY BROKE INTO CHEERS agonizing psoria- history of the Republi- ion dollars was far too much to sis and speedily, pay for IS BAD MANAGEMENT. permanently, economically, can and in truth a SPECIAL NOTICES and cure HALE, MILLIKEN, BOUTELLE. party say “quorum such museum of freaks. If we but infallibly every species of torturing, these FOR JAMES G. BLAINE. per- disfiguring, itching, burning bleeding, scaly, magnaparsfui,” (“of things a great mit it, they will stand by this verdict. crusted, and diseases and humors of I Liabil- pimply the part was.”) That our cause may triumph, let us Employers’ skin, scalp, and blood, with loss of hair, from in- The wealth of Maine lies in the work to whether power in kindness. In the heat of conten- ity, Accident, Ele- fancy age. simple, scroulous, or of her rivers hereditary, when all other methods mighty rushing through tion let us not that our vator, Steam Boil- and best their forget political physicians fail. rock-bound channels to the sea,— brother be as honest and er, Life, Marine, may just per- The Waldo Gave Mr. I* Uinof, U1XO Xlcllllia U1 ueuer lmormea. Grand Veterans In Delegation Milliken That Was When a Resolution of naps impelled by one Army Out the Rain— to chain them to the wheels of Sympa- Sold everywhere. Price, Cuticura, 60c. ; capital purpose, and that the a Rousing Ovation—Platform purpose public So Were Men—How Soap, 25c.; Resolvent, $1. Prepared by Adopted industry. Traverse her forests with thy Was Offered, and the Scene Was a we will Many Newspaper the good, free ourselves from the Potter Drug and Chemical Corpo- their run her rivers ration. Boston. and Campaign Begun—Young Men’s evergrowing wealth, bickerings and heart burnings that char- Henry Watterson Got Into the Cleve- Insurance with the listen to the Remarkable One—Delegate Swett of B3r*Send for “How to Cure Skin Diseases.” plunging logs, acterized the Repuplican party when its 64 60 Republican Club Received Cleaves see the cotton leave the land Lives Down pages, illustrations, and 100 testimonials. whirring saw, Portland Spoke in Reply in Behalf of Marshal Key went down at Minneapolis Procession—Gray Op- loom in fabrics line, watch the wool before the mailed Issued for Bast Evening, legions of the bread Surety BONDS, Persons in DIMPLE?> black-heads, red, rough, chapped, web and mark the the Maine Men. position. r I III and through woof, grind- and butter brigade.” Banks or other POSITIONS OF oily skin cured by Cuticura Soap. knives that ing cheapen intelligence for Mr. Owen had a and inter- June 21.—The are June respectful Chicago, Tammany TRUST who Required The State Convention which the hear the music of the ham- Chicago, HI., 21.—The Demo- Republican millions, ested hearing, but there was no great this at to Give Security. OLD mers on her cratic convention was meeting morning the Auditorium FOLKS' PAINS. assembled in Hall at 11 o’clock granite hills, all making formally opened enthusiasm over his remarks until he Full of City yes- was a comfort for all Pains, In- markets for her thousand farms An of came very gloomy gathering. The in- was for a sixty today. unexpected burst sun- to the “legions of the bread and but- flammation, and Weakness of the terday, exceptionally large year and the of Pros- fluences of the is the singing song Plenty, shine ter Then the convention night before were still Aged Cuticura Anti-Pain when there was no contest just before the opening lit up the brigade.” 1 for the nomina- and Protection! where Plaster, the first and only pain- perity Go, you cheered again and again. dominent and the most hopeful statement tion for the will, her well- convention building and raised the al- killing strengthening plaster. New, instants Governorship. Excepting people well-fed, well-shod, The rules of the last national conven- was DOW & and made that something more than 300 PINKHAM, neous, infallible.W&S&wlw the seats assigned for the delegations clothed, well-housed; “Contentsits bask- ready super-heated temperature a few tion were adopted and the committees ing on the cheek of toil.” Shall all this votes could be counted up for Boies 35 Exchange Street, from Aroostook and the notches higher. The first cheers, rather announced. Somerset, por- be that a Clevland. Gov. For several the changed hungry Democracy feeble than were Maine is on the commit- against Flower was met — years, tide has been drawn the represented AGENTS FOR tions of the hall to the various eat of the of otherwise, by steadily flowing in a to waft the assigned may flesh-pots Egypt? In tees as follows: way entrance of a immediately after leaving the room where UNION MUTUAL forward in counties were truth “it is a condition and not a Boies club at 11.60. Liverpool * London A Globe, the completely filled. Knox, theory National Committee—Arthur current of continued and that SewalL the New York were in session. Insurance of North increasing confronts us?” We are satisfied with The New York headed P. Bass. delegation Company America, success. Its Lincoln, Sagadahoc, Waldo, delegation, by Resolntions—J. JFtna of Hartford, policy contracts taken Piscataquis, the condition. E. “There is to be he as a whole are the most liberal Governor Bouvke Mr. Credentials—George Hughes. nothing said,” replied Home, of New of any and Cumberland counties the Flower, Cockran, York, in the market. occupied The men and women of Maine believe to a to him.” Northern Assurance of and came in Sympathy for Mr. Blaine, question put “You may London, left of the main aisle in solid in the of labor. In the Murphy George Baines, di- Queen Insurance Co., delegations. dignity greasy take it for that the and were received Cable of Illinois granted opposition to Lancashire of England, On the right were Aroostook, Penobscot, hand of themechanic they see the mark rectly afterward, with Delegate offered this Fire of New of a resolution: Mr. Cleveland has seen no reason to be- Niagara York, kingly manhood. They begin the a Tammany yell. As much as $20 a seat Norwich of Hancock, Kennebec, Oxford, Union England, Somerset, with toil and with the sun That this convention tender lieve that it has not a New day setting was asked for front seats in the Resolved, pro- good fighting Hampshire Fire, and York. In the look for gallery, found to that Insurance Co. of the State of right gallery Washing- their pay in money that shall sympathy distinguished American, chance of Pennsylvania, and filled at these James G. Blaine, in the affliction that winning.” Reliance of ton’s large a not in value with the clouds they up very slowly heavy Philadelphia. delegation occupied large change flying has befallen him. “It is said to & Co. of rates. There was a man you propose withdraw Fidelity Casualty N. Y., space alone. In the the They know that President Harrison hardly in the opposite gallery The of the resolution was in- you were stands for stable as he who had not his coat and reading Hill, Governor; yourself quoted of money firmly galleries off, as large delegations Androscoggin and some of them terrupted with the loudest applause of authority for that statement in the stood for popular sovereignty upon the had divested themselves seated. the and it was anti-snapper meeting this Lowest Rates. Losses Franklin,were hills of Resaca. of collars and vests also. A flutter of day unanimously adopted. morning.” adjusted Mr. Swett of the Maine in “Well, I am willing that Mr. Hill Chairman Manley called the conven- Along our rock-bound coast are thous- fans gave a tremulous motion to the air. delegation, and paid at this office. behalf of the of shouid be withdrawn, I author- tion to order at 11 ands of men that go down to the sea in Pennsylvania entered later, with a ban- Democracy Maine, although o’clock, receiving an thanked the for the ized to make such a statement ships. Since the Fourth of March 1889 ner so much larger than any other of the delegates sympathy nobody ovation as he stepped forward to read extended to a resident of forme. is this: We how many have been in the states that cries of “Pull it distinguished My position just outraged down,” their state. Mr. Swett said: “On believe Cleveland cannot New the call. ports of little Canada? Ask the and “Take a reef in it” were raised. carry hardy behalf of the Maine York and we want the to DOW Prayer was then offered by Rev. J. G. fishermen what think they of an Admin- Directly afterwards a rain and thunder delegation Democracy & and on behalf of the citizens name some man, any who can PINKHAM, istration that has beer American? Will storm arose, rendering necessary the man, Merrill, D.D., of this city, after which of of affilia- the state. Governor Hill’s friends 35 they change for a Cleveland who shivered lowering of the canvas around the air Maine, irrespective political carry Exchange Street, Mr. Manley announced the I desire to th.s are not selfish. If there is some other temporary in the White House at the yelping of and light spaces under the roof. The al- tions, acknowledge grace- PORTLAND, . MAINE as follows: ful expression of from this man upon whom those can organization, Canadian curs? Has any true American most Cimmerian darkness thus produced sympathy delegates jel5 sneodtf national Democratic to our unite who are satisfied Chairman—Herbert M. Heath, Augusta. had “cause to blush for his made the Chicago convention at midday organization, thoroughly Secretaries-Walter C. country’s most fellow citizen in Cleveland is an then we Emerson, Portland; honor at home or abroad the as gloomy for the time being as the Min- distinguished this, impossibility, Walter A. Newcomb, Arthur G. during his hour of will to Augusta; Sta- was at sore affliction. The Democ- go him, whoever he may be. ples, Charles H. present administration? neapolis gathering midnight when Lewiston; Prescott, Biddeford; racy of more than of other There is talk about Boies. I have E. P. Boutelle, Bangor. Imagine a Cleveland and a in the electric lights were shut off. Occa- Maine, any today Bayard have the and no to Boies, neither has The power the Chilian when sional state, experienced political objecting any introduction of Herbert M. Heath during crisis, official ostracism which the other member of our If he American honor was the Republican delegation. The special plans and policies In was the signal for a outburst upheld by Bright Flashes of Lightning in the of its ten- can show strength to warrant use the UNION MUTUAL LIFE prolonged courage of a Harrison and the party, days supremacy, enough by diplomacy ders to its But God our him New York’s it is INSURANCE COMPANY have of applause. Mr. Heath’s speech was of a Blaine. Under Republican rule the lit up the hall. It was a welcome relief, political opponents. giving vote, gained high favor with insurers as forbid that the Democracy of Maine or of very certain we will give it to him. The greatly enjoyed and highly complimented very stars shine brighter on the flag, the and was hailed with cheers when the evidenced by Its large Increases In any state should hesitate to tender only thing you can safely predict about new same dear old that above the smoke business. Send for particulars by the large audience, both by applause flag band in the gallery back of the chairman in the of that the New York is that it will of its policy plans. of Gettysburg the of sympathy presence grim delegation while it was delivered and prophesied triumph at struck a air. This who out all vote until the end Cleve- being by many popular government the world around. 12.15, up lively tyrant wipes political lines, steadily against levels all rank and the land. Further than this, none of us can K...-y MRS. ABBEE T. CHICK. congratulstions given personally by dele- We have seen Harrison and Blaine was not of long duration. In ten min- lays shepherd’s crook beside the sceptre. [Tremendous give you any information.” Hew Portland, Me. gates after the convention was aver. stamp across the banner of Protection utes the hall began to brighten, and five the and applause.] Of the Kentucky this morning followed the Dana Sarsaparilla Co.: Those of the gold and silver letters of Reciprocity. minutes later the sun was out again. At long'continued portions speech most ap- many misfortunes and bereavements that lead of Indiana and Illinois, and the 26 Gents :—About ten years ago I to' They made history. They made it 12.42, Chairman Brice came to the front began were the references to possi- have come upon the be troubled with terrible pain In my plauded Blaine, ble for the to march on and with in hand said: distinguished gen- Votes of the Bine Grass State, bands and Republican party standing gavel tleman within the two it arms during the night. The Boutelle and to and convention will past years, might In Reed, Hale, Dingley, Frye, greater triumphs grander achieve- “The come to order, I will be cast pain Increased severity so rapidly, that I truly be said, ‘One wol doth tread upon solidly for Grover Cleveland. became alarmed. I tried different Milliken. ments. Already messen- have the pleasure of the Physi- white-winged introducing another’s heels, so fast follow.’ This result was reached at an cians, but received no benefit. I read of gers of the score are Rev. John who will the they Only intensely Mr. Milliken was peace by sailing Rouse, open pro- a the wonderful eures especially honored by in Democratic national convention can by into ports where the American flag had ceedings with prayer.” exciting meeting of the delegation, at the from Waldo led in we extend to him the sympathy which delegates cheering. become but a and a reminis- The Rev. John Rouse is a smooth- which Watterson made one of memory comes from section and Henry his Mr. Heath cence. Her merchant is every every DANA’S said; marine the face, long-haired man, dressed in the ca- famous in which he said from of state.” speeches, of Chairman pride and glory the State of Maine. nonicals of the Episcopal church. He Speccb Heath. Mr. Swett’s remarks were greeted with now henceforth he was for Grover Cleve- SARSAPARILLA Her ship yards lift their arms to Heaven looked over the assemblage for a mo- is a uonor to applause and cries of great preside over a and cry out the that would and his he said: “Good, good.” land, and hoped the Blue Grass State and began taking it. Have used four bot. against party ment, spreading hands, An invitation from President Baker of ties and consider myself convention that so largely represents the surrender the advantage we have gained “Order.” Then, folding his hands, he would be in line when the man of the World’s Columbian Exposition was desti- brain of in the struggle for the commerce of the his prayer. Not of the dele- and brawn this grand, old state. began fifty read inviting the delegates to visit the ny was nominated. Mr. Watterson said ENTIRELY CURED. world. At this very hour, where the gates stood during the prayer. At its I thank you for the From grounds of the The conven- saw compliment. Kennebec rolls in majesty to meet the conclusion, the temporary exposition. he yesterday that the nomination of I believe DANA’S SARSAPARILLA Is organization tion, at 8 p. m., until 11 the birth of the Republican Maine storm-lashed seas of the the was announced as adjourned Mr. Cleveland was inevitable. All his superior to all other remedies. party Atlantic, follows; o’clock tomorrow. Yours with has and of the hammer of respect, loyally royally supported all its clang sings pagans Chairman—Hon. W. C. Owens of labors in to Mr. Cleveland MRS. ABBIE T. CHICK. S to the Temporary opposition nominees for praise Republican that made ACUtUVA}< from a sincere New Portland, Me. * the Presidency. We have policy tMMUNS dLAIINL bU Kl LU. were done desix-e to see iron shipbuilding in Maine a Secretary—S. P. Sheerln of Indiana. County of Somerset ss. never never possibility a winner named. He had up to within a Personally ap- faltered. We will! and a success. Assistant Secretaries—W. H. of Penn- before me the above named Abbie Will Maine say to Gen. Doyle short time been convinced it would CANNOT SPEAK TOO HIGHLY H. Shepard of Virgin a, C. of The Simple Funeral Services—His Parents ago Chldk, and subscribed and swore When the Pathfinder came over that man of iron sylvania, Tilley ?eared to the great Hyde, nerve, courage- L. A. of R. E. Wil- be' madness to Mr. Cleveland’s nom- Of trtltli of above statement. Missouri, Rowley Michigan, Bearing Up Well. urge Hidden’* Magnetic Says the Mountains from ous in war and that he must shift son of C. Defreest Compound, JOHN rocky the Golden peace, Mississippi, of New York, J. ination in the face of the fact that a Mr*. Nettie F. Andrews of METCALF. his to the shores of the C. of Illinois. New Me. Justice of the Maine met him with a yards Clyde? Swayen would be By field Mass. Portland, Peace, Gate, triumphant Reading Clerk—Hon. Nicholas M. yawning gi-ave pre- Not alone in the domain of business Principal Chicago, June 21.—The arrangements for him his Mrs. Nettie F. Andrews writes that she suf- under the lead of the Bell. pared by ene- Dana majority, man of has this administration the faith for the funeral of the late fered five long year* with neuralgia, Sarsaparilla Co., Belfast, Maine. upheld Sergeant-at-Arms—Hon. Richard J. Bright of Emmons mies in New York. Mr. Watterson coupled with nervous female men, that patriot of my friend that America is for Americans. At Indiana. prostration, patriots, last, Blaine were this morn- said he counted himself one of the truest weakness and similar ills. various thanks be to President a Official Dickinson of completed early Tried THE WEATHER. and your friend, Hannibal Harrison and Stenographer—Edward friends Grover Cleveland had ever remedies. Tried the doctor* for Hamlin, peace New York. The services were held at 2.30 this had, ipiles Republican no lover of his ing. and it had been to save him from around. Grew worse and worse. Was to his honored memory forever and Congress, what shall blush to see another The list was without afternoon at the McCormick residence, finally induced to try Hidden’s Nlaenet- Look Out for Thunder and Lightning. country again adopted opposi- he thought was sxxre defeat that he ever. old veteran of clad and the Chair the follow- and were of the most simple character. ■°JP9nfiPOUnd, king of remedies for ’61, in the blue, torn tion, appointed championed the cause of a man who women. Now I committee to escort the The remains rested in a black broad- suffering cannot speak too When God chastened this nation for from the liberty-loving sky, his white ing temporary would not be mai-ked for in of she It has June 21.—Local casket which was slaughter highly it,” says. completely Boston, forecast for hairs a crown of chairman to the platform: A. F. Steven- cloth covered placed cured the and benefited its sins, when mothers babes to everlasting glory, limp- the Empire State. The last neuralgia, greatly New for clasped “over the hill to son of C. W. Jewett of in the room. There were forty-eight the other troubles. This medicine England Wednesday: Fair, fol- ing the poor house,” Illinois, Indiana, reception had worked a strikes their bosoms and for the father floral tributes from hours wonderful change. right at the root of the and lowed the afternoon prayed in his hands the broken and Thomas Wilson of Minnesota. Mr. many loving friends, of the disease, good during by thunder on the tented when the bearing promises in The magic ex-President’s name effect is felt immediately." Thus she field, Angel of of Abraham Lincoln. Soldiers of Owen arose and walked up the aisle with all beautiful design. Mr. and Mrs. writes to continued followed stalked abroad Maine, had even cast its spell about the solid women: “Try Hidden’s showers; warm, by Death by -day and in so whom shall it the of Buffa- the committee. Mr. Brice leav- Blaine are bearing up wonderfully well Do Mag- he, hangman retired, of the in New netiC Compound. not waste money lower the many homos was heard the beating of the in front of the in their sorrow. In accordance phalanx opposition York, and valuable time on other temperature during evening who rejoiced in your defeat on the ing space chairman’s deep remedies.” This an lo, and the leaders there were is sound and in his wings, overruling Providence and from desk to Mr. Owen. The chairman with the wish of Mrs. Emmons Blaine retreating advice. It cured her. ’Twill cure night, except northern Maine; Peninsula, his chair of State said: sullenly but backing ont of their you. This compound is not a Is raised up for this people the immortal the of: her husbaad will be buried opposi- sarsaparilla. winds stabbed you in the back with his insult- Mr. Owen’s Speech. body tion. not a decoction with mineral for a generally westerly. Twice Maine held poisons base. Lincoln. up his hands or in Graceland cemetery. A lot has been It is a ing vetoes, your comrade that slept The Arkansas met clean, pure, honest combination of roots, in the hours that tried men’s souls. A “Two great dangers menace the Demo- secured the McCormick burial delegation today, herbs and fresh from God’s Local Weather Report. with you the earth his adjoining barks, great lab- he his by night, pillow, and instracted Chairman Rogers to cast fields and woods. It is man of sorrows, placed hand in cratic One is the other place. It has been decided to the oratory—the just what Portland, Me, June his tent the canopy of Heaven, and by party. external, bury the solid vote of the state for Cleveland. need to brace the 21,1892. the of the and remains and not to embalm them and you you up against summer trusting clasp Almighty marched with and Sherman internal. The first is the ma- heat. Do not seek health abroad. day you organized A full delegation was present, and the Take Hid- led his chosen people out of Egypt into Atlanta to the them in the vault. The services from Sea? of place vote of instruction was unanimous. The den’s Magnetic Compound and be 8 A. P. M. the Promised Land. His his charac- chinery organized capital, supported were conducted Rev. Dr. McPherson cured at It is and safer life, Revolutions move but as sure by home. cheaper than slowly, the whole of the a season at or mJ|8 his achievments are the of by power government. of the Second church. the monntains seashore. Our ter, heritage as God holds in his hands the breath of Presbyterian Continued on Second Page. is a reliable medicine. Barometer. 29.639 29.671 was no sermon. The minister compound It’s very the Republican party. man and the life of the time must The second is a tendency among Demo- There name is suggestive of Thermometer... 67.0 78.0 states, health—pure, bubbling, Twice Maine testified to her faith in when all over crats to make issues themselves. simply made a few touching remarks rosv-cheeked health. It with life. Dew Point.61. 63. come this vast nation, among sparkles It the of the hero that crowned with Two needs therefore the life of the deceased and is the coming medicine. All drnggists. Si. Humidity. 80. 60. loyalty from the frozen North to the sun-kissed stand before us in- concerning Wind.SE SW knocked at the of to the lesson to be drawn for the BUY IT, TRY IT, ’TWILL DO YOU GOOD. Appomattox doors from the seas of the At- dispensable success, unity and har- living Velocity.2 6 South, stormy If you are sick take onr advice—try Heaven and wide open swung the to the shores Of the one this chair and from the dead. Dr. McPherson then Weather.PC Cl’dles gates lantic where rolls the Ore- mony. gavel to receive his noble soul. Maine the humblest the stand it remains for pronounced the benediction and this Mean ther... 66.0 Max. wept gon, citizen shall have representative; you daily vel. wind... 8 SW to see him on his bed of on Mount the other. closed the The casket was Maximum ther.. .86.0 Total pain right to cast one vote and have that vote to supply In this spirit I greet ceremony. preclp.... 0.1 hearse and Minimum ther... 66.0 McGregor fighting grim death until his counted. Civilization demands it. The you, fellow Democrats, as the advance transferred to the the body hand could the followed to the a concourse trembling pen lines to Republicans of Maine demand it. Presi- guard of a grand army, sent forward to cemetery by P. C.—Partly cloudy. his loved and wife at home. a to of friends. r^ffiWwouncl give loving dent Harrison stands for it. Gentlemen, blaze pathway victory. How mo- _ the Death waited at outer door and we have leaders in mentous is your I need not Weather Observation.. line with our stalwart resposibility, HIDDEN MEDICINE dared not enter while love sat at the bed- tell If work Count Herbert Bismarck Harried. CO., Newburyport, Mass, Republicanism. It is a winning ticket. you. your be done in wis- The are the side the of the hero of a hun- dom the millions following observations of guiding pen We thank the Empire State that she gave toiling in mine and shop Vienna, June 21.—The marriage oi marl 4 IstplycS dred battles. Grand in his and field will rise and the Agricultural Department Weather life, grander us Whitelaw Reid—his life' is an object call you blessed. Count Herbert Bismarck and Countess in are his death, his deeds our inheri- lesson to the men of The roll call of the republic attests that of Count Bureau for yesterday, June 21, taken at ambitious young ; Margarethe Hoyos, daughter tance, ours, ours,—let Democracy keep America. its heart and conscience are with us in George Hoyos, took place this morning 8 p. m., 75th meridian time, the ob- silent his name. war with the before mighty Living We are magnificently led in the State our representatives of in the Evangelical church in Dorothea- reviled blush servations for each station being given in they him; death, they for of Maine. The record of the great Sec- greed. The best thought of our party is Gasse. this order: direction of shame at their unpatriotic ingratitude. need I dwell it? It is writ- a platform that challenges the Temperature, retary, upon approba- Tlie Cholera in Paris. In the Centennial year, Maine tion and invites the of the the state of the weather: disap- ten upon your heart of hearts. In the support people. wind, of her stood true as steel We can we must do we pointed choice, Senate our Hale and our Frye, match succeed; more: Paths, June 21.—The cholera is ex- Boston, 80°, W, New York, for the the the deserve success Apollinaris cloudless; clean, able, incorruptable them who can! In the Lower House, above the wreck, if need tending in the manufacturing suburbs of 78°, 80°, his lead we re- SW, partly cloudy; Philadelphia, Hayes. Under masterly Maine’s'“Big Four” more than be, of selfish combinations. We must this city. Eight persons died from the of lead, they Pure SW, {cloudless; Washington, 80°, SW, joiced to see the Sun Resumption kiss command. Mark one towerin'1' above his rear a temple to the plain people and disease yesterday. partly cloudy; Albany, 80°, N, cloudy; the hills of time with of and a build a shrine so broad that lover Healthful rays gold fellows like stately pine on his native every POWDER Buffalo, 70°, silver America stood honest 1 his kind Queen SW, cloudy; Detroit, 7(j°, light,—and hills, the great Speaker of the Great Re- of may kneel. The burden must Alley Brothers, the Boston leather Pure. NW, before of the Absolutely Agreeable of SW, cloudy; Chicago, 76°, cloudy; the nations W'orld. publican House. be lifted from the back of labor, and to dealers who failed a year ago with liabil- St. Paul, 76°, SW, cloudy; St. Four that end it has a to of Table Waters. Vincent, years leater, again disappointed When the Democratic majority sought right demand that ities of $510,000 have retrieved their po- A cream of tartar baking powder. Highest Refreshing 64°, NW, cloudless; Huron, So. Dak., 72°, of her loving choice, Maine helped bind whoever bears our banner must lift it sition and yesterday sent out checks all in leavening strength.—Latest United State* S, partly cloudy; Bismarck, 68°, SE, the chaplet about the brow of the lament- aljpve the smoke of conflict and the din making final payment in full of all claims Government Food Report. rain. ed Garfield. cloudy; Jacksonville, 74°, S, I Continued On Fifth Page. of faction, that every Democrat of the against them. Royaj^Baking Powder Co., 106 Wall St,N.Y Cockran, whose political fortunes he had TROUBLES OF THE GLEASONS. MR. REID’S TURN. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. I NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. |~ NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. tried to advance. TIGER BEATEN. Mr. Cockran disclaimed impeaching A Family Skeleton Exhibited in Court in He Was Yesterday Notified of His Nomi- Mr. Coudert’s democracy. Waterville. nation. The resolution was then read and the contest was declared withdrawn. [Special to the Press. 1 White N. Y\, June 21.—The Wilson for Permanent Chairman. Plains, Continued From First Page. Waterville, June21.—Agreaterowd committee appointed to notify Whitelaw The committee on permanent organiza- packed the Superior Court rooms this Reid of his nomination arrived here from the state of delegation Washington tion has elected Wm. L. Wilson of West to hear the divorce case of about wiR east a solid vote for Cleveland. morning quarter past eleven o’clock, and and S. P. Virginia, permanent chairman, Gleason vs. Gleason. Hon. W. T. Haines at to Mr. Reid’s resi- from the Silver States proceeded once Delegates Sheerin of Indiana, permanent secretary. appeared for the plaintiff and Hon. S. S, dence, were received in view They cordially by had another caucus today and, The name of F. G. of Dubignon Georgia, Brown for the defendant. Judge W. G. Mr. Reid and at once proceeded to the of Senator Gorman's refusal to permit was presented for permanent chairman, Hall presided. Mr. Fred Gleason is a businesstof the Mr. Dubois made on Earth! day. Show the use of his name as a candidate for but Mr. Dubignon explained that the well known farmer of Oakland. Mrs. the speech of notification. decided to cast their vote presentation of his name was without his Largest whe presidency, Both men were voted Gleason is a middle-aged woman, who in In his Mr. Reid said: for Gov. Boies. A sub-committee was approval. far, reply however, and Mr. Wilson, evidently hav- support of her allegations of cruel and Mr. Chairman and Gentlemen: Your OX headed ex-Senator Thos. WHL EXHIBIT IX PORTLMD ippointed, by ing a decided majority, his election was abusive treatment, testified that her visit at my home and this formal state- Patterson of for the made unanimous on motion of Mr. Du- ment the Colorado, purpose husband pulled her hair, beat her, and deepen on my mind impression the silver views of the bignon’s friends, without the result of which the known act of the convention jif presenting was quite fond of throwing pails of wat- Western to the committee on the ballot announced. had The oocasion is delegates being er over her when did not go to already produced. resolutions. It was in case the things too for of decided, suit him. great the expression merely committee refused to recom- Even natural ana SAVE VOIR platform THEY WERE BARRED OUT. Mr. Gleason, in defense, acknowledged personal feelings. my mend a free bi-metallic plank, heartfelt sense of for the confi- coinage, to have used wated a little too freely*, gratitude an would be taken to tlie conven- Good Democrats Stood in the Rain Be- dence shown appeal but the of his wife and the high trustj devolved tion. There was much talk the thought temper wai^, seem in among cause Some One Blundered. ranted while he claimed to have been this case too impotent1 to those the it, JULY delegates present about throwing you represent for more than a word. June 21.—The dissen- attacked by his wife who had a catfe Dollars of the silver states to the Peo- Chicago, only The has this coun- support knife in her hand with which a severe party whioh guided s in case' the Democratic con- sion which occurred in conven- on its ple’ party today’s wound was inflicted in his the scar try path of unparalleled prosperity BY TRADING vention should not with the arm, with comply tion proceedings was over the attempt of being exhibited. but four years interval since 1860, demands of the siver interests, and it is official notice its au- WITH us: several to throw open the Other witnesses, however, testified gives through duly that the of delegates thorized in 44 probable representatives that this scar was the result of an representatives independ- the silver states will wait the con- galleries to the crowds of eager Demo- injury ent states and of upon inflicted a meat hook. So the testi- 6 territories, its choice by 1 4th! vention of that party at Omaha,'July 4, crats standing outside in the rain. No for the second office within the of I mony on both sides went on showing gift with that in view. millions of free men that cover purpose one seems to be able to explain the that the relations batween these two per- sixty-five The conviction that Cleveland will be a continent and are soon to reason. Throughout the entire sons were, to say the least, unpleasant, possess the leader of the Democratic party had once more the seas. A sense session there were 8000 un- and after the warmest kind of a defense profound full possession of the:delegates today and of and a more earnest seats in the by Lawyer Brown, the case was given to responsibility de- was so fixed that all other were occupied galleries sire to trust have TICKETS GIVEN AWAY things in the convention hall. The national Mrs. Gleason. discharge the you re- done to reach that result. to the satisfaction now of simply committee came in for most of the blame posed, those At 11.30 ex-Secretary Whitney you and if for tonight for this. It is that never in the represent, successful, the ata.tjafl thftf PlAvplanfl vvac snrp nf probable M’KINLEY SPOKE. best interests of the country afterwards. to to the amount of history of the American national conven- customers purchasing goods $10.00, Ten votes on the first ballot, a of 23 since are the emotions the gain tions nave the been overmastering (of yesterday. the states represent- press arrangements New York Republicans Out in Force To hour. Dollars or at one time. Among so wretched and the accomodations for worth upwards ed in the gain are Arkansas and Ken- Not the honor the active workers so as on Hear Him. having sought great tucky. Mr. Whitney stated that inadequate you as have I the occasion. While there were confer, you justly stated, there had been ho conclusion present am the more in as a 8000 vacant seats, there were over New June 21.—The first prompt saying that, reached as to vice president. During gallery York, grand citizen and 1 shall not 400 representatives of the press, 200 of Republican, the day there was much opposition to rally of the local Republicans took place shrink from the you impose. There whom were representatives of pa- duty Gray, but late tonight his shir is again in daily at Music 5000 will be a more convenient pers, standing on the outside unable to tonight Carnegie Hall, opportunity the ascendant. The trouble began in the for such expression of convic- CLOTHING :: DEPARTMENT. get admittance to the hall. Most of people being present. President Blan- political Indiana forces, when the anti-Cleveland sions as may be to these were from the western of the thought appropriate men desired revenge on Gray for throw- gentlemen chard, Republican Club, occupied the times and the actual issue. But hav- and southern states and had failed to se- the vote of the state to Cleveland. the made the speech and considered the ing cure the usual because chair, opening ing already carefully of .Stevenson and Mor- courtesies, statement of nffJEDNPJS Bynum Indiana,. of then introduced Governor McKinley of our party principles put Boies and the matter being referred to BOYS’ rison of Illinois, Campbell forth by your convention, I may say MEN’S SUITS. SUITS. the Washington press commit- Ohio, who was received with applause. say were mentioned in Gray’s place. now that I acoept;and adopt them in full. tee which distributed the seats During his speech he said the Republi- Suits at before these newpaper men made appli- can made no mistake in 1884 when Boys’ long pant 4.00, ANTI-SNAPPERS OUT. party AMERICAN JERSEY CATTLE CLUB. THE cation. Only 350 working seats were ac- it nominated that splendid Ameri- Men’s all wool Blue Flannel Suits Overcoats. worth 6.00. A Session With Taunts About corded the No local committee Spring Hot Many press. the and best statesman can, ripest Volume Thirty-six of the Tear Book ol was appointed to manage the press ar- whose bereavement all mourn. Suits at Mugwumps. family This Organixatiou. at $6, worth 10. Boys’ long pant 5.00, rangements. He was cheated out of the Men's Overcoats worth 6. June 21.—The credentials presidency by $4.98, Chicago, Several vain attempts were made dur- fraud. Mr. McKinley dilated onthe ben- Running down the list of members we worth 7.00. of to Men’s and dark Overcoats committee had a surplus lawyers and ing the day open the vacant galleries efits of protection and paid a compli- see the names of noted lawyers and law- Men’s all wool Suits at light to fancy Suits at parliamentarians in its membership and outsiders, particularly to Union veter- ment to “Tom Reed and the 51st Con- makers, preachers, editors, famous finan- Boys’ long pant 6.00, ans of the late war. It was felt that this $5.98, worth 8. was slow this gress.” ciers, doctors, farmers, governors of $6, worth 10. consequently progress matter should be of the worth 8.00. disposed by Whitelaw Reid and ^£r. Depew spoke states and of both Federal and Men’s dark mixed Overcoats at afternoon at its meeting for the consider- committee on resolutions. When a generals briefly, Confederate armies. Indeed it seems at Suits at ation of contested seats. Ex-Representa- Southern delegate inquired: “What is the Men’s all wool Suits $9, worth 10. Boys’long* pant 8.00, matter with a dis- that in the course of her career the little $8, tive Lamb was chosen chairman, and he the ex-Confederates,” A BUILDING FOR BOWDOIN. worth 10.00. crete delegate from a Northern state brown eyed butter queen captured all worth 12. fine at did all he could to urge the work along, Men’s Overcoats 12,15, promptly moved to refer the whole classes and conditions of mankind and a Boys’ long pant Suits at but with indifferent success. The first to the committee on resolutions. Sixty Thousand Dollar Gift to the College 18 and 20. 12.00, question few women, three of the last named ap- dark Suits at business done was to approve the roll of —Class Day Exercises. Men’s mixed 110, 15.00 and 18.00.' pearing on the roll, though one of the submitted so far as concerned delegates FREE TRADE AND FREE SILVER- three has since resigned. Certainly no worth 12. the uncontested states. June 21.—Bowdoin Col- Platform Builders Up to Their Ankles in Brunswick, live stock organization in America rep- MEN’S THIN GOATS. CHILDREN’S SUITS. The delegates from Arizona and New lege class day exercises were held resents more Mexico moved that the committee report Water and Resolutions. intelligence and enterprise Men’s finer Light Suits at $12, Short Suits at worth each of those territo- today, this morning’s exercises being in or so millions of dollars in its pant $1.25, $1.50. in favor of giving Chicago, June 21.—Immediately after many Seerssucker Coats at 50c. ries six votes instead of two in the con Memorial Hall. Following is the pro- personal membership, and certainly no worth 15. 45c., Short pant Suits at worth $2.00, the adjournment of the convention the $1.50, vention. The delegates from the two gramme : organization of its kind has ever done so and 75c. Short Suits at worth $3.00. territories made an earnest appeal to the committee on resolutions met in the pant $2.50, Prayer.W. S. rmndall much for the advancement of the dairy •ommittee to treat them with same lib- room set for it in the convention men’s three button cutaway Ail wool Suits at worth apart Oration.J. C. Hull interests of the world as the American Young Alpaca Coats at 1.50,1.75,2.00 Sawyer $3.00, with which the Minneapolis con- Poem.*W, B. Kenniston erality building and organized by electing Hon. Cattle club. worth 18 vention treated New Mexico. Both ter- Jersey Sack Suits at $15, and $4.00. Thomas F. of chair- The oration was an able effort on the 2.50. ritories, they said, would have been Bayard Delaware, Organized in 1868 and incorporated by Short pant Suits at $4.00, 5 00, 6.00, states now but for their and C. H. The responsibilities and reward of teachers. an act of the New York in Democracy. man, Jones, secretary. legislature and 12.00.. There was vigorous opposition to the floor of the room was water soaked from The poem was a graceful and finished 1880, it has steadily grown in numbers, WHITE AND FANCY VESTS 7.00, 8.00,10.00 led Mr. of Wiscon- proposition, by Bragg the rain which dripped through the roof effort. This afternoon’s exercises were power and influence each year of its ex- who was the “rotten MEN’S ODD PANTS. sin, against borough of the convention hall and the committee held under the old oak. istence. In December last, at the close BOYS’ ODD LONG PANTS The motion was principle.” finally Chairman Brice’s invitation to of the at 2.00 carried without after the de- accepted The in the afternoon was thirty-sixth volume,‘the member- 75c., 1.00, 1.25, 1.50, objection hold its sessions in the parlor of the Pal- programme at 3.00, 26 to of an amendment to ship numbered 582; number of cattle $1.00,1.50,2.00,2.50, 3.50, feat, 12, give mer House which had been reserved for as follows: and 3.00. them six seats but only two votes. registered 93,000, of .which 26,000 were and 5.00. the national committee. The com- Opening Address.C. 8. Rich 100 All Wool Pants $1,50 4.00,4.50 males and were females. Several pairs The Syracuse Convention Delegates mittee extended its thanks to the Union History .T. F. Nichols 67,000 H. a Prophecy.T. Gately thousand have been registered since a worth 2,50. met this afternoon. After some discus- League Club, Republican organization, Parting Address.II. F. Linscott pair, ODD SHORT PANTS. an so that there are now for invitation to meet in the parlor of Smoking Pipe of Peace. then, considerably SHOOTING STARS sion decided that they would pre- they that club. Several resolutions were in- Singing Ode. over 100,000 registered animals of both worth S 200 pairs Knee Pants at 25c. a sent their case to the credentials commit- troduced and action thereon was deferred. Cheering the Halls. Men’s Pants at $2, pair. sexes. Up to the close of this volume Most of these referred to the tariff Farewell. Girls Knee Pants at 50c. a tee and not let it go absolutely by default. and the admission fees from members For Boys and pair. silver questions. The tariff resolutions The class parts were all admirably They appointed a committee consisting amounted to over $30,000, its annual in- Men’s Pants at 3.50, 4, Knee Pants at 75c., were of a decidedly radical char- written and well delivered. The closing $3, $1.00,1.25,1.50 of ITed R. Alex. E. Norton crease from this source to Coudert, Orr, acter, declaring in substance for ceremonies were especially affecting. amounting and 6. GIVEN AWAY and 2,00. Chase. F. O. Mason, Franklin D. Locke, a tariff for revenue only. There This evening the dance on the green was about $2,000—more than double that of 4.50,5 Edward B. Whitney and Edward M. were half a dozen resolutions had around the oak. The campus was any other pure bred cattle organization. introduced on the finance Shepard to present the matter to the cre- question, those floored over and profusely decorated. It has a bank deposit of $40,000, its year- from the silver states and some of the The lanterns with the fine cos- dentials committee. Gen. Bragg of Wis- Japanese income from all sources be- fniYiftc morln a coono of Vtoa nfu 1 mi nr ly ($30,000) who has been active in the Cleve- southern states being an emphatic de- consin, 4-i.sv ~i;™aa:^ ing nearly $5,000 in excess of its expend- land was chosen the remembered. movement, commits itures. :: teeman to direct affairs and represent the age of silver, whjle those from the east- At the annual meeting of the Board of FURNISHING DEPARTMENT. ern states of the Its is used with for people on the credentials com- usually disposed subject Bowdoin College held this evening, a money liberality Syracuse fVim Tcvaoir oato oml mittee. The first reference to the fight by a demand for “honest money.” The communication from General Thomas resolution sent in H. the announce- at 10c. 60 dozen came up when the credentials committee following by Repre- Hubbard, conveyed the general promotion of the dairy inter- C. & H. unlaundered White 50 dozen Windsor Ties Balbriggan Shirts sentative Bacon of New and a Cutter, Fanning—Sneakers. We have had much to say about the Boothbay Harbor, June 21.—On Soloist, (lost ichoru,) M. ,W. Stickney—E terest of harmony. When the chairman string. value of good coach horses, but we have of the committee submitted of _ F. R. Cou- Friday Dunlap Commandery Bath, never said all that the facts would justi- dert’s that he be allowed to De of of A Clergyman for Congress. & request Hugh Payens Melrose. Trinity fy. There are today hundreds of people IRA F. CLARK make a statement the cre- CO., withdrawing Augusta and Bethany of Lawrence will Auburn, Juno 21.—The second dis- in any of our cities for dentials filed today, a motion was made large searching dine at Harbor. Five hun- trict Prohibition convention safe and horses. Such to lay it on the table. Boothbay party today stylish carriage Mr. Foote of California wanted har- dred Sir Knights will be in line in the par nominated Rev. A. Ladd of Auburn for animals are as hard to get, for anything The One Price Gash Clothiers and Furnishers, mony and a hearing for Mr. Coudert. rade on the arrival of the steamer. Congress. The county convention made like a fair price, as good Shetland ponies. Spot Chairman Lamb found a loop hole the following nominations: In fact these two classes of horses just which Mr. Coudert' could be through Reardon-Tarbox. now seem worth more than heard in the fact that Mr. Cockran had Senators—H. W. Copeland, Tnrnerj J. H. per pound Durham. others. a at Williams, any The cost of raising pound not objected in the forenoon when Gen. Yesterday, Milford, Mass., Mr. Wal- of Probate—A. K. P. Lisbon. Judge Edwards, of horse is not much more than that : : : Me. Bragg filed the credentials. lace R. Tarbox of and Miss Register of Probate—George H. Hassali, Dur- 482 Street, Portland, Fryeburg a Congress The motion to lay on the table ham. of raising pound of steer, and there is Mary S. Reardon were united in mar- Auburn. was lost. Then Mr. St. Clair Sheriff—payne Haskell, little difference between the cost of a riage at the residence of the bride’s Treasurer—0. W. Chase, Turner. of West Virginia denounced Commissioners—Daniel G. Goldeh, Sabattis; pound of car horse and a pound of car- the He brother. The was John G. Auburn. hereby given, that the Syracuse delegates. ceremony performed Roberts, riage horse. One may sell at fourteen is He Examination oi Teachers. subscriber lias been duly appointed and THE OLD RELIABLE FIRM said they should be called down. E. W. of the cents a Notice by Rev, Whitney, pastor pound and the other at thirty- taken lierself the trust of Administratrix had a with General St. Excursion. on Examination of teachers upon -OF- sharp colloquy Bragg Universalist church of Milford. Miss Alban five cents. A difference of Committee of the estate of in reference to the Mugwump followers twenty-one THEwill be in session at the Portland High of Cleveland. Edith Rand of Jamaica Plain and Miss The excursion to Bridgton now prom- cents a pound is worth considering. School Building, Wednesday, July 6,1892, at 9 ANNA ELIZABETH SOULE, late of Yarmouth o’clock a. for the of examining can- General said the Democratic Fannie niece of the ises to he one of the as well as We understand that some are in., purpose and Bragg Hodsdon, bride, largest parties didates for positions as teachers in the Portland in the County of Cumberland, deceased, E.B. ROBINSON&C0. to sell as the law directs and I have party had been strengthened, not by arm- were the little maids of honor. Each the most ever taken the trying grade horses with more schools. The examination will continue through given bonds (ESTABLISHED enjoyable by be the E. Freeman, of Yarmouth, 1847.) but to come or less two days. Candidates will examinedJn appointed Dudley ing people, by asking people committee ar- Percheron blood in them for full or the State of Maine. carried a bouquet of rosebuds. The Commandery. The of Me. my agt. atty.' within Have removed to their elegant warerooms, in and treating them courteously. 11 blood French All demands upon the estate was have coachers. Don’t patronize persons having were manful to bride formerly aiteacher in Belfast, rangements already applications of said are required to exhibit the 400 they enough acknowledge such a house if can it. The deceased, Congress St., their he would not cast in this but for the six she for over one hundred and on ac- you help same; and all persons indebted to said estate sins, anything state, past years tickets, the Natural'Sciences, and offer high mares found in any ordinary neighbor- also Phys! are called upon to make payment to grade PIANOS and the way of repentance. has been in the suit at R. H. count of this number Agriculture; of Everett. Mass., Adm’x. onGAJNTS at prices that defy com- department unexpectedly large hood are of all “sorts and colors.” To Composition. Elements — ADDIE M. (JORDAN Mr. Cockran moved to give Mr. Cou- and the Theory and Prac- or to E. DUDLEY FREEMAN of Yarmouth, petition. White’s, Boston, where she was highly who intend to go they have engaged a have Elements of Music, dert all the time he wanted. any approach to uniformity in tice of Teaching, Per order of the Superintend- Me.,agt. or atty. Piano tuning personally attended to. esteemed. Her friends in the store special train for the return trip which the 0. M. LORD, Supt. Yarmouth, Me., June 3d., 1892. Pianos Mr. Coudert said he had not expected pre- colts stallion must be as well bred ing° School Committee. exchanged. Second hand instruments jel6eod3w lul6dlaw3\vTh for sale. iehlLead-L'. to have his democracy impugned by Mr, sented her a handsome silver tea service. will leave Bridgton at about 7 p.m. Bfijoos&ble.—Rural New Yorker. MISCELLANEOUS. MISCELLANEOUS. MISCELLANEOUS. MISCELLANEOUS. REPUBLICAN COUNTY CONVENTION. PORTLAND'S GAME- to attend the meet. Nearly every fast J wheelman in Portland, including Brow n, The of Cumberland are Better Ball than the Salem Republicans county They Played and Tobie, will com- hereby requested to send delegates to a county Liscomb, Sculley convention to be held at Reception Hall, City Nine Yesterday, pete in the races and it is probable also Another Grand St to Giose Out tie Stock. on the Bargain Building, Portland, Thursday, thirtieth C. D. will enter in 20 day of June, A. D., 1892, at 10 o’clock in the that Alexander the candidates for the fol- Salem did make a bold at- forenoon, to nominate Though mile road race. Printed offices: Four senators, county attor- I case IOc Challies 6 l-4c. lowing tempt to win the game iu the first inning races ney, sheriff, judge of probate, register of pro- Besides the bicyole there will be I case Toilet $3.75. commis- a $5.00 Quilts bate, county treasurer and one county yesterday, making three hits with two and two amateur dashes sioner, also to choose a county committee for professional I case IOc Printed Cambric 8c. total of four, and three runs, they were two years, and to transact any other business in which many fast men are entered. Prints 5c. that come before the convention. unable to the team Best Cocheco may properly keep the lead, home Fred the fleetest amateur The basis of representation will be one dele- Hartwell, run- Steel Scissors, all sizes, 25c. J. R. LIBBY. for each and town, and one additional and them, and gate city out-batting out-fielding ner in this city, is entered in both the at half delegate for each 75 Republican votes cast for winning handily. Ruchings price. governor at the last state election, and one del- 100 and the 220 yards amateur dashes. Leather half each fraction of 40 votes. After the home team had Shopping Bags price. egate for been blanked A mile horse race which The have been upon running Portmonnaies half delegates apportioned in their half the came in price. as of first, Salem a the foregoing basis, follows: promises to be most exciting event, Colored Dress Goods half to win. off a price. nn2|^1 Baldwin. 8 New Gloucester... 3 McCarthy lead with hit. will conclude the afternoon’s The 6 3 sport. Nice Vases half Brldgton. North Yarmouth.. Deady bunted to Kirmes who threw wild price. Brunswick.10 Otisiield. 3 club is trying to make arrangements for Lansdown worth $1.25. Elizabeth. 7 Portland. 52 to to and Colored 80c, Cape first, allowing Deady get there, a train to run out from Casco. 2 Pownal. 2 special Portland to 6-4 Plaid Cloakings 69c, worth $1.25. Cumberland. 4 2 McCarthy get third, Briggs made a Raymond. at noon and return immediately after the Green and Blue Faille Silk for dresses fleering. 9 Scarboro. 3 fine double to Brown, 85c, left, both men scoring. races. a Falmouth. 3 Sebago. 2 As special prize for record worth $1.25. 6 5 Moore was out Freeport. Standish. first on a fly to Clymer. a fine diamond stud or is Gorham. 7 Westbrook. 9 breaking ring Drab, Creen and Peacock Satin Rhadame hit for a in Wine, Blue, Gray. 3 Windham. 5 Dorsey base, sending Briggs, offered as a reward to the man who will 3 Yarmouth... 4 but was 75c, worth $1-25. Harpswell. left, as Spear went out Carey to the Maine record down lowest. Harrison. 3 put Lace Tidies 7 and worth 20c and 30c. GreatBargains 13c, 8 Total.162 Rogers and Smith struck out Antique CLOSING OUT Naples. Two well known gentlemen of this Fans for The committee will be in session at Portland scored one in of graduating classes, very cheap. county the first half city have made a het that Mr. Frank the hall at 9 o’clock in the forenoon on the day Ladies’ Colored Ribbed Hose 25o, former price 75c. of the second, Rogers off with a “ “ of the convention to receive the credentials leading Brown, who is considered the swiftest Cotton the delegates and attend to such other business and after Lachance Misses’Fancy 8,12 1-2,15c, 50,62,75c hit, had struck out, racer on a bicycle, can beat a first-rate as may be necessary. The best 25c Fast Black Hose in the world. Columbia second on a hit G. Fred Mttrch, Chairman. taking by Clymer to horse in a run between Portland and Suitings Charles A. Trtte, Secretary. 15 inch White Brocade Sash Ribbon $1.25, worth $2.50. centre, and third, when Killeen let the Saco and return. One of the — and — Portland June 3,1892. gentlemen Our discount sale of Handkerchiefs will be con- ball go by him. He scored on Burns’s special has gone to Boston to obtain a horse tinued this week. AUCTION SATES. single, Clymer going to second and third such as he desires and then the minor when Deady let the hit go through him, details of the race will be arranged. A F. 0. BAILEY & Auctioneers. Burns second. J. M. DYER «fis oo. C0^ taking Platt hit to Smith good driver will drive the horse in a 1el3 dtt Outing Store etc, who flannels. threw to Groceries, Fixtures, McCarthy, catching Clymer light wagon, and Brown will ride his WEDNESDAY, June 22d,at 2 o’clock p.m. at at the plate. Burnes and Platt were left See Window and Vesti- salesroom Exchange St., a stock of groceries The Grandest Greatest Health and Pleasure Resort as Carey struck out. Salem made one in Scenery, consisting of usual variety of shelf goods, can- MAINE TOWNS. bule Display. ned goods, extracts, soaps, hardware, paint and their half of the same inning, Killeen ON THE CONTINENT. scales and measures paint stock, crockery ware, Items of Interest Gathered by Corres desk, show case, coffee mill, 1 iron safe, etc., getting a three bagger and scoring on of the Press. Unsurpassed Cuisine. etc, etc.ju20d3t Deady’s single. pondents Portland won the in the AV aterborough. Wonderful Glen Springs. J. R. F. 0. BAILEY & CO.,_- Auctioneers. game third, LIBBY, when two bases on balls, two hits and a SOUTH WATERBOBOUGH. W. Swansbourne, of the Boston Symphony, leader of orchestra. Street. Sale of Unclaimed Freight pair of bright yellow errors, one [From Our Regular Correspondent.] Congress by jeai dtf MAINE CENTRAL R. R. Deady and the other by Dorsey, yielded Mr. Benjamin Thompson of Kenne- OPEX JIXE 25th. June 23d, at 10 a. m., in store four runs. The next and last run was bunkport, whose great age and remarka- house house, West Com- THURSDAY,opposite freight made in the Kirmes off ble and mental were so Telegraph and Post Office In house. Jul7,&mo mercial street, Portland. Me., we shall sell a seventh, leading physical activity large amount of unclaimed freight a list of which with a bit. O’Brien flied out to Moore, generally noticed in the Maine papers For further information and circulars address C. R. 1RILIIEEN, Prop. can be seen in Evening Express. last has been PAYSON TUCKER, Rogers hit to centre for a and autumn, failing recently. single, He was 98 old last but jun21dtdGen. Mauager M, C. R. R. Killeen let the ball years December, 'GUARANTEED go through him to still retains his mental faculties to a the BY F. 0. BAILEY & CO., Auctioneers. fence, Kirmes scoring and Rogers go- good degree, and has never until recently ^STOVE5 ing to third. Lachance flied out to had occasion to take medicine prescribed a FURNACES Deady and was at the by physician. Rogers caught Two children of David Russell of IMP0RTANT~AUCTI0N SALE to As plate, Deady MoCarthy. Rogers seven and : nine re- -OF THE Waterborough, aged RANGES went by McCarthy he hit him, whether spectively, were taken suddenly and vio- ill while at school on Kennebec and Lumber Co.'s accidently or not it is hard to say, but lently Thursday Framing Plant, last. They were at once conveyed to Mac, who is one of the quietest of play- P. P. STEWART ME. their homes. Dr. Emery was called who FAIRFIELD, ers, got hot and threw the ball at Rogers plied his skill for four hours before they and and hit him in the leg. He were out of danger. The symptoms in- WEDNESDAY, June 29th, at 11 a.m. on apologized dicated of some and the ON the premises, we shall sell this valuable after the game for it. poison kind, property, consisting of large and commodious oniy possible way they could have tsken F. & W. CO. The playing of the home team was mills, having floor space of about 70,000 square any poison Avas from lobster eaten in the and track for twelve feet, facilities oars; Fram- very fine, the fielding especially. Burns One or two other members of ing Mill, 1110x53; Planing Mill, 111x50; Win- morning. Oval Fire Bos led at the the ate lobster also but dow Frame Department, ,80x50: Carpenter’s bat, and Carey fielded his family received HOT WEATHER CLOTHING and no therefrom. Shop Cutting Rooms, 110x53; Loading position in a way that is seldom seen in injury -AND- Room, 87x58; Pattern and Finishing Rooms, The great gale of Tuesday was not as two Dry Houses, etc., etc. This plant is in first a minor league. "Webster fine- Ranges umpired severe here as in many other places, no class shape for business. Has 85 horse power All children enjoy a drink of ly. The score: more than the Corliss engine, two 80 horse power Whittier damage being reported With oscillating draw eentr< OUTING GOODS. Steel Boilers; lighted by electricity throughout; PORTLANDS. destruction of apple trees in some or- situated on line of M. C. R. where labor and anti-clinker grate, have the mosi Hires’ R., AB. R. B. TB. PO. A. E. chards. Root Beer. material can be had at minimum Would White and Flannel Coats and Pants. prices. A to perfect combustion, the freesl So does every other member of the family. Fancy be for Furniture or if.. 4100100 splendid shower, amounting quite well adapted Factory any Annis, A 25 cent package makes 5 gallons of this delicious Land 3B... n TiTmtUrt*, __r x _j POLISHED or REPAIRED. HOT WEATHER GOODS. Brooktons.0200000 0—4 THURSTON’S PIANO TUNED, Manchester... .0 0020000 0—2 dogs that have once more invaded his HOUSE, It may interest you to know that we are offer- Base hits—Byocktons, 5; Manchesters, 8. domain and killed eight of his sheep 3 Free St. Block, 12 Free St.,Portland, Ail orders for Sheet Music or any- ing the following bargains in Ladies’, Men’s Errors—Brocktons, 0; Mahchesters, 1. Bat- and fifteen lambs and badly torn and S. and .Children’s Medium and Summer teries—Lincoln and THURSTON, Weight Burke; Wheeler and six or seven more of the in Underwear. Mackey. mangled flock. aprll dtf thing the musical line will receive Last fall the killed five of his flock. One case Ladies’ Won dogs regular 37% Swiss Ribbed by Slugging. The annual of the Farmer’s Vests, low neck and sleeveless, all sizes, meeting prompt and careful attention. Woomsockbt, June 21.—The Woon- Circle was held at the house of Mr. and 12 l-2c Each. Mrs. A. L. Burnham sockets won today by heavy slugging. June 10th. The officers were chosen for the One case Ladies’ Unbleached Ribbed Vests, Attendance, 400. following Nos?* JONES & low neok and sleeveless, all sizes, finished with coming year: A. L. Burnham, Pres.; CRESSEY, ALLEN, silk, CARD TO THE PUBLIC. Innings.1 234567 8 9 Nathan Palmer, Vies Pres.; Charles 538 I7c Each. Woonsockets.4 0 0 2 1 3 4 0 0—14 Stone, Secretary and Treasurer; Carroll Congress St., Worth 50 cents. Lewistons.1 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 1—4 Hlton, collector. Mrs. Stone, Mrs. Sucb OPPOSITE RINES BROS. Base hits—Woonsockets, 15; Lewistons, 5. Mrs. Bunham and Mrs. Palmer were JelOeodtl Portland, Me. One case Ladies’ 62%c Egyptian Cotton, Errors—Woonsockets, 3; Lewistons, 6. Bat- chosen a committee to select books. shaped Jersey Vests, fancy finished neck, long teries—Kiley and Burrtil; Welch and Donahue. CONDENSED sleeves, Cumberland. 25c Each. Lowells, 15; Pawtuckets, 8. WEST CUMBERLAND. HOSE! One lot Ladles’Swiss Ribbed low Lowell, June 21.—The Lowells won Vests, neck, A successful term of school short sleeves, worth 60 cents, for in a full of taught by game heavy hitting today. Miss Addie B. LeGrow of Rubber and Cotton Rubber 25c Windham, Lined, Each. Attendance, 350. closed in District No. 4 last Friday, PHOTOGRAPHS. Hr. J. H. Lamson informs his old One case regular 26c quality Ladies’ and Innings.1 23456789 Walter E. Morrill and wife spent Sun- Hose Reels and Nozzles; best Misses’ Jersey Vests, low neck and sleeveless, Lowells.6 3 0 0 1 0 0 0 5—15 day at his father’s Josiah Morril’s. friends and patrons that he has repurchased the well, Pawtuckets_50020100 8c Each. 0—8 Neal Shaw has commenced to market f*\eai ■mown LANISON STUDIO, and has added many novelties Base hits—Lowells, 10; Pawtuckets, 13. Er- his strawberries. He and his brothers quality, lowest prices. Makes an every-day convenience of an to the already very complete appointments of this famous rors—Lowells, 4; Pawtuckets, 10. Batteries— have a large lot and they promise a CORSETS. McCarthy and Hart; Lynch and Connaughton. good old-time Pure and wholesome. Photo establishment. most of the crop. luxury. Having visited leading At this sale we shall sell one more case of New England CHASE & SONS & League Standing. Children’s was observed at Prepared with scrupulous care. Highest CO., studios of our his and regular 81.00 Corsets. Elastic Hip. Nursing Cor- Per Sunday the largest cities, during absence, been sets, and all the tor M. E. Church. Rev. Clark award at all Pure Food Each popular styles, Won. Lost. Played cent. Mr. preached Expositions. actively engaged in his profession in California, he feels an sermon to children makes two Avoid 57 and 59 Street. 69c Each. Portland...... 21 12 33 63.6 appropriate the package large pies. Kennebec better than ever before to insure his in and in the prepared patrons the Brockton. 22 15 37 59.4 the morning, evening the imitations—and insist on having the PORTLAND, MAINE 79c Corsets for 49c. Woonsocket. 20 15 35 57.1 Sunday School concert, consisting of jan!9d6m most satisfactory work, especially as he will give every 19 19 NONE SUCH brand. All sizes, white, blue and Manchester. 38 50.0 and was sitter his attention. No. 5 drab, pink, black. Lowell... 19 19 music, dialogues declamations, personal STUDIO, Temple Street, A 50c in all white 38 50.0 & N. Y. regular Corset, sizes, and 16 largely attended. MERRELL SOULE, Syracuse, MONEY TO LOAN. drab, Salem. 22 38 42.1 opposite Falmouth Hotel, Portland, He. Lewiston. 15 21 36 41.6 Canker worms have eaten the leaves -T IX 33- dtf • mayl6 For 25c. Pawtucket. 14 23 37 37.8 from tlie orchards of Otis A. Mounfort ap4 eod&wlynrm and R. B. Morrison, so the trees look as The National CUMBERLAND SANITARIUM, LADIES’ COTTON ^.eague. though fire hadjrun through them. Mr. UNDERWEAR The following games were played in Mounfort has perhaps the best orchard WM. M. the National Negotiates mortgages on household furni- Cumberland, Me. MARKS, SAXjE. League yesterday: in town, haviDg raised some years 1000 ture, pianos, organs, horses and carriages, At Boston—Brooklyns, 6; Bostons, 4. bushels of apples. OFFICE SUPPLIES farming stock and machinery; also pays up fur- Institution will open July 15th. A few We have devoted four counters in the Base- At niture the to remain in Philadelphia—Philadelphias, 9; Balti- Old Orchard. -AND- leases, allowing property THISrooms Sanitarium and 7 rooms in Maple ment to the display of Ladles’ Cotton Uhder- 4. with owner. All loans be install- and shall mores, may repaid by Cottage will be let for summer boarders. Meals Card wear, divide them into departments At and interest. Also Book, Chicago—Cincinnatis, 2; 12 Our ments reducing principle in Sanitarium rooms. No here at as follows: Chicagos, 1; [From Regular Correspondent.] dining people prices ranging innings. advance money on watches, diamonds, jewelry, objectionable to those in health. -AND- The season good 25 cents, At Washington—Washingtons, 7; New Yorks, Camp Meeting opens next stocks, bonds, goods in bond and warehouse re- For prices and circulars address 5. Second game, Washingtons, 3; New Yorks, Saturday on the Methodist Grounds by ceipts. Business strictly confidential. Enquiries JOHN H. POTTER, Treas., or 39 cents, 2. the Second Advents with a convention of by mail promptly attended to. Office, Boom 1, WM. CALDWELL, M. D. At 7; 4. ALL No. 478% Congress (up stairs directly 49 Louisville—Pittsburgs, Louisvilles, Christian workers under the of KINDS OF Street, _Je7ljn* cents, Second game, Louisville, 5: Pittsburgs, 1. auspices opposite the Preble House) Portland, Me. JOB The New Advent Christian PRINTER, 69 cents England PRINTERS’ EXCHANGE, Game Today. Advent Association under and 79cents Camp Meeting GEO. L. JAPANESE The Salems will be the the direction of Rev. Jared Whithman. ACCOUNT BOOKS FISH, Manager. 97 1-2 Exchange St., Portland. In each department will be found a full assort- again opponents apl3 MW&Ftt ment Among the speakers expected are Rev. of Ladies’ Night Robes, Corset Covers, of the home team on the Portland Chemises and Drawers, all made of good quality H. L. Hastings, editor of The Christian; Made to Order at Short Notice of this Muslin and Cambric, and nicely finished; we grounds afternoon, and as Killeen Rev. E. A. Stockman, editor of The FINE JOB PRINTING A SPECIALTY. warrant garment made with locks, itch A FULL LINE OF every will will do their best to win. Christian Reporter; Rev. Warren N. orders machines and only the best sewing thread used pitch they All by mail or telephone promptly at The Artist and to. This stock will be found in This club has been very strong against Tenney, Evangelist, tended novlleodtl others of note. The meeting holds over DENNISON’S Mi) l the Portlands and Son. THE BASEMENT. the have been games July 4th and a large gathering is ex- Conley close and 160 Ladies’ Corset Covers at exciting. The game will com- pected. Ample arrangements for all, CURE EQUITABLE MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY. mence at 3.30. Ladies admitted and reduced rates of fair on all rail- Lubricating, Burning and Leather Oils MASS. 9c free to A Guaranteed Cure for Files of whatever PROVINCETOWN, Each. roads. Naphthas and Gasolene, Axle and the and Tallow, kind or degree—External, Internal, Blind or INCORPORATED, 1S45.—MARINE F.ISKS ONI.T. grounds grand stand. Machinery Greases, Faraflne Wax Raymond. Bleeding, Itching, Chronic, Recent or Heredi- old and reliable is now and Candles, Cod Liver Oil for Company writ- tary. Tills remedy has positively never been Marine Risks on the most News of the Wheelmen. EAST RAYMOND. Medicinal and all THISing favorable Purposes, known to fail. $1.00 a box, 0 boxes for $5.00; terms. Kinds of Fish Oils. Portland Wheelmen are mucli interes- [From our Special Correspondent.] sent by mail prepaid on receipt of price. A If you desire Marine Insurance, write the written Guarantee positively to eacli for rates For the Convention to be hold- OIL BARRELS, TANKS AND CANS. given Company and terms. Hanson C. ted in the races to be given in Saco on County purchaser of 6 boxes, when purchased at one Correspondence solicited and given prompt Larrabee, en the 30th inst, Levi Jordan and time, to refund the $5.00 paid if not cured. attention. Henry 33 and 35 July 4th by the York County. Commercial St., W. 246 Middle Street. Wheelmen, Harmon were chosen, and instructed to Guarantee issued by IV. WHIPPLE * 1.. N. PAINE, LEWIS NICKERSON, Je21 dtf and a number of them will out vote UNDER THE FALMOUTH. PORTLAND, MAINE. CO., Wholesale and Retail Agents, 21 Monu President. Secretaj— large go for Cram for Sheriff. aprio eodtf may!6 dtf ment Square, Portland, Me. oct28eodtt may2 *our
4 AMUSEMENTS. A CAMPAIGN OF ISSUES. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS, FINANCIAL. PORTLAND DAILY PRESS. MISCELLANEOUS. from events of at —— Judging yesterday AND FUN! FUN!l! FUN!!! Chicago nothing short of a miracle can FOR PRESS. MAINE STATE defeat the nomination of C’eveland, and “Get No Innocent Man Escape.” Subscri iti'-n Rates. the age of miracles is passed. His oppo- nents have not the DAILY (In advaw '■ per year; S3 for six yet actually quit JULY INVESTMENT months; $1-50 a tpuir. >0 cents a month. field, they still talk of combinations, and YOU HU WB OPBBR Daily it deliv v l every morning by some few of them are rash to toil The enough lock Court Trial carrier anywhere wit ini; the city limits and at predict the ex-Pi'esident’s but it defeat, of Portland 4’s 1902-1912 Will be held under the of Woodfords without extra charge. City Due, auspices is evident to a careful observer that they City of Portland 6’s “ 1907 in advance), invariably at the “ Daily (Not counterfeit a confidence do not City of 4’s 1897 they in Straw now Peering “ rate of $7 a year. The shape Hats is one (J. A. are popular just City of Calais 1’s 1901-1911 BOSWORTH POST 2, R., feel. They really down in the dumps, “ 51 aine State Press, (Weekly) published a with a saw We City of Bangor 6’s 1894 hesitating whether to continue their op- with wide hriin tooth edge. have “ -IN- Thursday, $2 per year;$l for six months; City of Bath 6’s 1898 every “ 25 ceuts for trial position to the end or to Town of Dexter 6’s 1897 50 cents a quarter; subscrip, try patch up this shape in our fine grades and you need not pay a lion of six weeks. some sort of a trade with their victorious City of Cincinnati, 0. CITY HALL, for it. 6’s “ 1894 leave town for long or adversaries. fancy price Persons wishing to of 0. the addresses of their City Cleveland, June 22d, short periods may have Looking at the matter from a non- 6’s “ 1897 Wednesday Evening, as often as desired. Fine Milans papers changed partisan standpoint, the selection of Mr. English only $1.50. City of Toledo, 0. 5’s “ 1893 to 1896 “ Rates. of 0. 5’i; 1895 to 1899 This novel and fun-provoking entertainment Advertising Cleveland can only be regarded as a for- City Canton, Cantons and Mackinaws reduced to 48 cents. of will be according to the rules of a regular Press $1.50 per square, first City Stillwater, In Datly tunate one for the country. National Minn. 5’s “ 1921 Three inser- COURT OF JUSTICE. week; 75 cents per week after. should turn of other campaigns upon questions Wide Harvest Hats cents. Portland Water Co. tions or $1.00 per square. Every Brimmed 15 “ One of our most citizens will be tried less, and only Cons. Mort. 4’s 1927 respected than these public policy, these questions should for of a day advertisements, one third less the larceny so Maine Central B. It. be presented clearly and distinctly “ rates. First Mort. 7’s 1898 PLYMOUTH ROCK ROOSTER. that the voter understand Half square advertisements $1.00 per week, average may Maine Central R. R. week. them and so be able to vote A Jury of Twelve Fellow Townsmen Will first week; half price each succeeding intelligently. — .a. -.IB-n-l— Cons. Mort. 5’s and “ of a 7’s 1912 Decide as to His Guilt. ‘‘A Square” is a space of the width But with candidates who have no very ARTHUR A. YOUNG. Me. Portland and Kennebec column and one inch long. settled convictions on Lewiston, public ques- CHILDREN’S HATS. 6’s “ R. R. 1895 ■Able have been to Notices, on first page, one third ad- who when asked what is their Is the most lawyers engaged prosecute Special tions, Digestion important Leeds and and defend the case. An of Human Life. Farmington interesting, exciting ditional. in to or function Indigestion belief regard the tariff the coin- Tired R. R. First Mort. and laughable entertainment is assured. Debility, Languor, “ Amusements and Auction Sates, $2.00 per age reply simply that they are Demo- Sroduccs,eeling, and a host of ills, to which flesh 6’s 1896 week. Three insertions or less is heir. Duluth Street square each the issues are to be so ob- Railway crats, likely SKODA’S the Great Do not fail to be present and hear the $1.60 per square. DISCOVERY, First Mort. Gold scured that the voter is able to German-American Remedy, re- “ classed average 5’s, 1920 Readino Notices in nonpariel type and stores the Debilitated Stomach, and of discover little in the but a tri- a First National Bank Stock. Opening the with other paid notices 20 cents per line each campaign Weakened Digestive Organs, to Court, removes the Dis- Casco Stock. umph of one man or one party over the healthy condition, National Bank insertion. tress and Flatulency after eating, and Portland Water Co. Stock. Ludicrous Empanelling of the Jury, matter other. To be sure parties forth a CURES the worst Fiend Pure Heading Notices in reading type put Dyspepsia, Particulars any of the that ever afflicted the Human Family. regarding of the 26 cents per line each insertion. declaration of principles, but it soon above securities furnished upon ap- Testimony Witnesses, To Let, For Sale and similar ad- passes out of the public mind, and the Gentlemen:—I was badly debilita- plication. of the Want, no no Arguments Lawyers, ibaAnla 1 r»r»lr to tlio nni-ninnc nf +lin novfir ted, very languid, appetite, Cl U3C>luCIIV3| «UbOUW *** --» ini.aUi.m With no ad- of the Etc. for 40 words or less, display. Displayed and the leaders for an qSt 1 CD great distress Charge Judge, candidate, party t • ■ EiI* In vertisements under these headlines, and all ad- after eating. Children’s wide brimmed hats with and of the If the all the horrible ac- straight in will be charged exposition party’s policy. fact,had Symptoms will be tisemeuts not paid advance, companying DYSPEPSIA. One bottle rolled at lowest The performance under the personal candidates are without any brims prices. direction of Capt. A. V. Newton, manager of the __ _ SWAN at rates. trimmers, of SKODA’S DISCOV- regular &BARRETT, Newton Entertainment convictions on the £ O ERY, effected a com- Bureau, Worcester, Press—S1.00 per square pronounced questions ■ ■ •M ■■raj who has had remarkable success in these In Maine State plete cure. Now.myAp- Mass., for The Sailor 25 cents to entertainments. for first insertion, ai# 50 cents per square of the day, the campaign is pretty certain is good, food digests perfect* popular $1.00. BANKERS, no distress after and I feel Admission 25 cents. Reserved Seats 35 each subsequent insertion. to into a mere or Iietitey, eating, degenerate personal — — — like a new and 50 , person. and cents. On sale at Chandler’s Music to sub Hats Caps of kind. Address all communications relating party contest which settles nothing ex- CflLfl I can cordially recom- Outing every 186 Middle Street, Portland, Maine. Store. to Portland mend SKODA’S DISCOV- jel7 dt£ Doors at 7. Court called at 8. scriptions and advertisements which man shall be Presi- open cept particular ERY, as the most wonderful REME- and ieir. 15.17.20.22 Publishing Co., 97 Exchange Street, for with which I am Bicycle Yachting Caps. dent for the next four years, and which DY, Dyspepsia, Portland. Me. acquainted. Truly yours, party shall control the offices. Under ARTHUR A. YOUNG. PAVILION THEATRE PEAKS ISLAND. No. 24 Winter Me. such circumstances the contest becomes St., Lewiston, P. J. McCallum, Manager, 4th Season. THE PRESS. largely one for the possession of the Grand Opening for the Season of ’92, spoils—and such a contest is always de- CAUTION. of Portland 6’s Monday Evening, June 27. moralizing. Beware of Small Pills, whose cathar- City tic effects are due to Croton Oil. New York WEDNESDAY, JUNE 22. If, on the other hand the candidates THE ATKINSON COMPANV City ot Bath 5’s McGallum’s Comedy Co., stand for definite and well defined poli- SKODA’S LITTLE TABLETS of 5's Appearing in the Great Military Drama entitled Pearl and 1 City Clinton, Iowa, FOR PRESIDENT, cies the contest is likely to be a genuine Middle, Vine Streets. THE are purely vegetable, and guar- 5's PAYMASTER, theories of Toronto, Ohio, one between rival govern- anteed to CURE CONSTIPA- every afternoon and evening. New Scenery, Maine Central Railroad 7’s New New New week. which will stimulate men to C. Music, Songs, play every Harrison. ment, TION, BILIOUSNESS, JAUN- ISAAC ATKINSON, GEN’L MAN ACER. Take Casco Bay Steamers, Custom House Benjamin Maine Central Railroad 41-2’s seats for sale at thoughtfulness and enlist their attention DICE, SICK HEADACHE, Wharf. Reserved Stock- bridge’s. Fare for round trip with admittance the settlement of •fcc. upon questions, right FINANCIAL. Portland Water Co. 6’s to theatre. 25 cents; Children, Half price. Re- FOK VICE PBESIDENT, which underlies the general public wel- served seats, 10 and 20 cents. Boat coupons SKODA DISCOVERY CO., BELFAST, ME. Norway, Maine, Water Co. 5’s admit to Theatre. WII IT FLAW REID. fare. & Santa Fe Bath Water Supply Co. 5's jnm2Pdlw In the nomination of Harrison the Re- The Weather Today Atchison, Topeka NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Co. 5's BASEBALL^ did their to make the in likely to be Indianapolis Water FOR GOVERNOR, publicans part campaign one of the latter kind. They fair. Portland & Ogdensburg Railway Stock Portlands vs. Portland, June 22, 1892. Railroad Salems, B. selected a man who has definite and Company, Merchants National Bank Stock Tuesday and Wednesday, June 21 and 22, Cleaves, views the tariff Portlands vs. Henry pronounced upon and the Toilet Also, several issues of Water Co. 6 PerCent Brocktons, goods P. 0. Box 346. No. 96 Milk St., Boston, June 8. Bonds, and Interest GUARAN- Thursday and Friday, June 23 and 24. OF PORTLAND. other great questions of the day, and Principal counter is TEED. Admission 25 cents; Boys 15 cents; Ladies whose views are known of all men. In THE selling free to grounds and grand stand. Games begin Income Bond Conversion For Sale toy at 3.30. jun20d5t Whether selling a glass of ale is a selecting Cleveland the Democrats will a lot of Leon crime or not is not involved in the nom- have done the same thing. Mr. Cleve- II. M. PAYSO\ & Francoeur’s distilled ex- UNDER CIRCULAR NO. 68. CO., ination and election of a sheriff in Cum- land has definite opinions and the people Income Bonds are now received for ex- bankbus. know what are. With these two being berland county. That has a bearing they tract of flowers in ounce change into Second Mortgage Bonds, Class A, marlliltf under the Plan of Conversion, in effect June WILL HOLD A MEETING AT upon the election of legislators whose candidates the contest will be one in 1, bottles with 1892, by the following appointed agencies; i- to make and But which rival will be in issue. glass stoppers right it repeal laws. policies — UNION TRUST CO. OF NEW-YORK, -TUB Woodfords it is en'. ly out of place in the election The voter who supports Mr. Harrison at 24c. a bottle. There’s Park, Deering, Maine., A sheriff is a execu- will know that he is voting to At Office of Atchison Co., 95 JUNE at 2 m. ofsher^. purely give prac- a of oders SATURDAY, 25th, p. tive officer, charged with the duty of tical effect to his belief that protection large variety Milk St., Boston. PURSES—2.45 Class, «150; 2.30 Class, 8200. the laws of the State. What will best the welfare of and the are real- executing promote general perfumes UNION TRUST CO, OF NEW-YORK, A prize of a Silver Cup will be given to his opinion may be of the wisdom of any the country. The voter who votes for the man making the fastest mile on a Safe- at all the sort 80 New York ty Bicycle. Cleveland will also know that he ly good—not B’way, City. of those laws has no bearing upon his is vot- On June 22ND, several Admission, 50 cents. Ladies Free. 1627, to on BROTHERS & LIMITED duty. No man need accept the office of ing to give practical effect to his belief used seeing BARING, CO., women were put to death as you’re L. P. HAWKINS, Pres., if he is mor- that free itrade will best the 8 London, E. C. sheriff, but Jhe does accept promote witches in counters. Bisliopsgate-within, F. —__l__ t_ j-i__■__ Wurzburg, 25c W. HUNTINGTON, Sec. ally and legally bound to discharge its Germany. The first disturbances on char- Holders forwarding bonds from distant 'points. je28dlw duties to the best of his ability. If he every voter can cast his vote with the in America should ship them, by express, to of the Union Trust of New 80 FOH.TLAND, 3V3TE3-, IS 02. to his If full assurance that he is ges witchcraft in this Company York, OPEKTIKTO, does less he is recreant trust. doing something country There’s a new line of Broadway, New York City. arose in he believes that rumselling is not a besides deciding whether Harrison or Massachusetts some Holders in foreign countries should ship their Belts here, metal and bonds to Baring Brothers and Company, Limit- GRAND BALL and bis heart is so filled with love Cleveland shall be the next President, or twelve years later, when nine- London. crime, ed, 1824. -at- All of transmission of bonds de- Incorporated and tenderness for the of a whether Republican or Democrats shall teen were at leather and canvas, and it expenses keeper gin persons hanged livered at either of the above agencies will be revenues and mill that he cannot enforce the law collect the superintend the Salem and more con- paid by the Atchison Company. eight includes all the newest of engraved bonds, the let him out of the post offices, Pending preparation THE WILSON against him, keep demned. Fifty of the accused work upon which Is proceeding with despatch. sheriff’s Toffice. But after going there _ belt ideas from abroad and Negotiable Certificates of the Company and confessed their guilt and were Depository will be delivered Income Bondhold- NORTH he cannot to enforce STATE ITEMS OF INTEREST. RAYMOND, voluntarily neglect pardoned. from the fashion centres ers, to be exchanged without unnecessary de- the law without lay for the former in due course. Application to Wednesday Evening, June 22. prohibitory violating list these Certificates has been made to the of the women of the Foss- Ten dollars for a nearer Belts for his oath and subjecting himself to the Sixty young Blue Serge Suit home. Stock Exchanges in Boston, New York and Accounts of individuals, firms and corpora BRIGADE BAA'D ORCHESTRA. Packard shoe shop in Lewiston, struck abroad. tions received on favorable terms. merited of all minded is not an unusual but contempt right yesterday morning on account of a re- price, they’re men. Income Bond Scrip of any class will be re- FIREWORKS. SUPPER. ceived for exchange, the same as the bonds, in people. duction of pay. of a usually questionable quality. Do know can amounts not less than $100, and in even hun- allowed on time Coach & Carriages meet trains at Dan- you you dreds or thousands. interest ville Junction. THE KEPEBLICAN ESTATE CONVEN- Ours for ten dollars are all Holders of of the bonds called for ex- From Katalidin Iron Works comes the strictly Cat any Tickets to ball and Supper $2.00 PER Dog and Collars change, under Circular 63 of Oct. 16, 1889, deposits. TION. news that the recent and full get ju21COUPLE.d2t rains have not been wool indigo color; well made upon presenting their bonds to any of the sufficient to start the and at the leather count- can effect the and The attendance of delegates on the logs lumber- and could be considered worth goods Agencies mentioned, original men are easily present exchanges at the same time. R. J-L BA2jAR accordingly discouraged. r R. Small, Marshall Coding, Republican convention that met in this are TO ENABLE THE Stephen Cashier. $10 elsewhere. er ? And the prices COMPANY AND ITS President. -IN AID OF- city yesterday was very large, and con- AGENCIES TO PROMPTLY CARRY OUT (ebl4 d.t£ Will Bain was struck by a train at Ban- and Cotton Coats lower than THE EXCHANGE OFFERED HEREIN, the fact that there was no con- Alpaca, Serge considerably HOLDERS St. Elizabeth’s Orphan Asylum, sidering croft, Monday and die from SHOULD DEPOSIT THEIR night, may INCOME BONDS BEFORE JULY 1893 test for the nomination, it can only be his injuries. for this hot weather, $1 to $5, Odd what are asked to 15, THURSDAY AND you pay SUBSCRIPTION TO SECOND MORTGAGE WEDNESDAY, FRIDAY, ded as remarkable and as regar indicating Vests 50 cents to $1.50. 4 PER CENT, GOLD BOND CLASS “B.” Jnne 33, 23. & 34. Afternoons and Evenings, Patents have been to Frank L. elsewhere. on Street. a very strong and lively interest in all granted The Management considers at present a fair at the Asylum High Bartlett of for basis of market value of the new Second Mort- Portland, paint pigment; Admission 10 cents. Ice cream and cake sections of the state in the issues of the Edward T. Burrowes of Padlocks to fasten them gage 4 per Cent. Gold Bonds class "B” to be 70. «COUNTY Portland, elec- Holders of Income Bonds their JLL. served. jun21d3t A harmonious tro with Thomas FARRINGTON & depositing impending campaign. plating alloys; E. BICKFORD, Bonds for are invited to subscribe to of metal IOC. exchange convention was foreshadowed by the ab- Cherry Bath, plater. any amount of $5,000,000 of these bonds, FINANCIAL. which will be authorized to be issued for im- sence of contest for the but nomination, Formerly Farrington Bros., provements to be made for the first year, be- The Maine Central six-wheel driver lo- with at a convention without a contest is apt to It is to ginning Julyl, 1892, the price of 67, comotive, No. 122, weight 100 tons, with possible keep the bonds allotted to carry all coupons for In- be a and so the enthusi- terest at 4 cent, from spiritless body Engineer Leavitt, broke all records on 542 CONGRESS STREET. per .Tilly 1,1892. comfortable and Each depositor of $1600 in Income Bonds PORTLAND NATIONAL BANK, asm which characterised that of yester- the Maine Central dlt fairly Tuesday morning. It will be entitled to subsbribe for $100 of the new hauled two day confirms what its numbers indicated, loaded baggage, on&, postal, cool even when the mer- Second Mortgage Class “B” Four Per Cent ) FRED E. RICHARDS, President, one mail, four Pullman, one Bonds. In the event of applications exceeding that the Republicans of Maine are awake smoker, the total amount to be offered for W. W. MASON, Vice President, three first-class and one second class is the subscription, to the issues of the campaign, that they cury soaring among the excess will be adjusted in proportion to C. G. ALLEN, Cashier, cars from Portland to Bangor, stopping holdings. fully appreciate their importance and at nearly all the stations, and arrived on nineties if you only give Arrangements have been made by which this that that hard work will do will time. This was the heaviest train for a subscrlotion has been underwritten, a syndi- nothing cate having been formed to take all the bonds Bonis ins lay regular ever hauled over the route. the a bit of careful 1st, 1892, in our be left undone to insure an old time Re- __« subject not availed of by Income Bond holders: Deposits SUBSCRIPTIONS WILL BE PAYABLE AS publican victory in September which will thought. This store is FOLLOWS. strength and encouragement to their 10 PER CENT IN CASH TO ACCOMPANY SAYINGS DEPARTMENT give full of comfort-makers and APPLICATION. Republican brethren in other states. 26 PER CENT UPON ALLOTMENT. EXCHANGED FOR OTHER in small or large amounts The enunciates in clear and all if 26 PER CENT WITHIN 30 DAYS AFTER platform they’re yours you ALLOTMENT. draw interest from the first concise phrase the well known principles 20 PER CENT WITHIN 60 DAYS AFTER of each month. Through want them. ALLOTMENT. day and dtf of the Republican party, pledges 20 PER CENT WITHIN 90 DAYS AFTER jly26 the party in state matters to an economi- Big breezy palm leaf ALLOTMENT. cal to that Mud and Rain PAYMENTS MAY BE ANTICIPATED TO HOLDERS administration, legislation Calcutta water-cool- UPON AN V D A Y UPON WHICH INSTALL- 1 Fans, shall advance the welfare of all the peo- W. R. Hardy, of Camden, Me., MENTS ARE DUE, AND INTEREST WILL -OF- BE ALLOWED THEREON AT THE RATE and to the enactment and enforce- ers, Soft ple, tramped 30 years ago. He helped Hammocks, easy OF FOUR PER CENTUM PER ANNUM. The List will close on Investments. ment of measures which shall promote to save the Union, but he lost his Subscription the 1st Neglige Shirts, gauzy of July, 1893. the cause of temperance through the health. He that for says 29 years Sunshades ALL CASH PAYMENTS under this Sub- prohibition of the liquor traffic. Con- he tried every medicine he could underclothing, scription will be made to the ATCHISON, TO 1 PEKA AND SANTA FE RAILROAD COM-- the it is neces- but cerning candidate, hardly hear of, nothing helped him —there’s no end to the list PANY, 95 MILK STREET, BOSTON, and at 1 its Fiscal Messrs. BARING. MA- sary to speak to a Portland public. Mr. until he tried Agencies, GOUN & CO., 15 WALL STREET, NEW and the cost is WOODBURY & Falls & Cleaves has long been a resident of Port- trifling, YORK, and Messrs. BARING BROTHERS & MOULTON, of Kuroford Btickfield Co.. HOLDERSRailroad Company bonds due July where he has the confi- ALLEN’S LIMITED, BISHOPSGATE WITHIN, 1st,, land, enjoyed LONDON. ENGLAND, atall of which places 1898, and holders of Receivers Certificates due can exchange the same on a dence and esteem of the and been blanks will be furnished as may be required. ANKERS, 1898 and 1895, safe people, and basis for the First SARSAPARILLA. OWEN, MOORE & CO. Receipts will be issued by such depositories as profitable Mortgage honored with election to Bonds & Rumford Falls frequently pub- Agents for the Subscribers upon the under- of the Portland Rail- our office. Particulars on office. Every duty which he has been That has been worth to him, he j standing that the moneys received shall be Cor. Middle and Exchange Sts. way. at given lic held in not to be for the uses of dtf application. a bottle. It has made a trust, paid tire ap26 called upon to perform he has discharged says, $25 Railroad Company until the Directors of said FRED E. RICHARDS & shall announce CO. with faithfulness and with marked new man of him, and for the first Company officially that the Plan of Conversion has become effective. Portland, Me., May 31,1822. ice war PORTLAND BONDS. The best to the esteem time the he feels well. ORAL AND WRITTEN INQUIRIES con- my31 dtf ability. testimony _ this Plan and for Circulars of Wo1 t it to it for cerning applications We have for sale in which he is held by the people pay you try and blanks for use thereunder can be made of the Port- Maine that could be him has that rule of yours ? YOUR OWN Messrs. BARING, MAGOUN & CO., 15 WALL land & given ST.. NEW YORK CITY, Messrs. BARING Rochester Railroad ■flie new business of been afforded his nomination without 128 Uoses, 50 Cents. BROTHERS & CO., LIMITED, the UNION by LONDON, Terminal interest MUTUAL LIFE INSUBANE All ENGLAND, and of J. W. REINHART, VICE Bonds, COM- voice the Druggists. PAND for the month of was a dissenting by great Republi- PRESIDENT. ATCHISON COMPANY, 95 Boston & May Lawn Mower. order guaranteed by seventy-six fier cent above the May can narty of the State to the highest Alien’s Ms. MILK STREET. BOSTON. By of the for the Sarsaparilla Co., Woodfords, Board of Directors. average preceding fifteen 125 can a at Maine Railroad State office in its when a nomination Boston Office, Broad St. buy tool to do it with Bailey’i GEORGE C. Company. year's. gift, Gun and MAGOUN, Chairman. YOU Fishing Tackle Store, as; J. W. Vice President. is to an election. Middle Street. REINHART, FRED. E. RICHARDS &CO. equivalent je22-lw juio eodtf. je9 dti: NEW A1>VEJRTISEME NTS. NEW AnVKllTlNKMHSrrS. revising the tariff. It had formulated a dency would liardly add to his fame. He The rlatform ity; that he believed this to be sound tariff which at was misunder- has the been bt doctrine and a that bill, first, himself, great party leader, was next in order, was read by Republican principle stood. And that misunderstanding had the first to the way the party should would be upheld by the people of the THE OLD SLOGAN. point Clarence Esq., the temperance involved the party in a crushing defeat go, to merge all minor differences and Hale, country, young and old. in 1890. But since then the tariff hill give earnest, aotive, hearty, whole-souled plank being applauded especially. Mr. Cleaves commended the adminis- to and the Continued From First Fagc. had vindicated itself and the party. and immediate support the men who The Platform tration of President Harrison The exports of American products the have been honorably nominated at Min- is as follows: wise and vigorous policy of the State Be- the hand last had amounted to one as are alike under the direction of Maine's to debase people’s money the year thousand neapolis, worthy they of the The Kepubliean party of Maine, assembled partment of crime was palsied before the irresisti- million dollars, and the importations had enthusiasm of the party and the confi- in convention, in opening the campaign for the distinguished statesman, Mr. Blaine. to the people of ble logic of kelson Dingley. When they exceeded the average for the last six dence of the nation. year 1892. presents the state There were cries for We have arranged a bargain tlie as a statement of the under the standard of free wool a hundred and millions “In our own we have following principles counter its sought years by seventy | state, ground only which an is made to all citizens in “Milliken, Milliken.” tiiis department, and of The for The upon appeal If to assassinate the farming interests of dollars. balance of trade had congratulation. signs of the the state who agree with its sentiments: loaded it with Suits in Men’s when when Mr. Cleaves had concluded. Maine, they cringed under the stinging been 173 millions of dollars in favor of times were never fuller of favorable In this centennial year, the spirit of pa- Sizes. triotism and national is alive in the hearts of Seth L. Milliken. When American industry, or 100 millions more meaning and augury than now. There is pride Mr. Milliken appeared, and was Foy $10 you take j our choice. eloquence of the it dwells with satisfaction upon Democratic threatened the than ever. This no herald there is no people, There art' parsimony phenomenal prosperity from any quarter, the unexampled growth and prosperity present- loudly cheered as he respondedr He said $19, $13, $14 and one American navy opposition wilted under was due to the economic policy of the omen in all the sky, that is not of vic- ed to the world by the [country which, with the You or two $15 Suits in this lot. has tor he realized that the audience had already the of Charles A. Bou- Republican party. That party also had tory, and above the political horizon the exception of four years, the lifetime of a broken sizes of course but burning eloquence the of and great telle. We meet to round out our taken the of reciproc- of flames from star. generation, been under administration been sufeited with oratory he value for the today great proposition light promise every the money. and made it a of The of this a Republican party. leadership with a nominee for Governor ity part protection. opening note campaign is In matters touchiug the affairs of the state it would not be long. He always thought who will honor his State as much as his It was also the of the note of to the policy Repub triumph, swelling close; is pledged toj on such oceasionr of the preacher, who Want TENNIS SUITS. State will honor him. lican party to create coast defences and a and Republican Maine will wake the Re- A prudent and economical administration A reduction of the state debt. tired his audience out My we receive the first attack navy for the protectiou of the many bil- publican echoes all over the land when gradual having by talking We have some new friends, Such an adjustment of the burdens of taxa- imported lion dollars’ worth of our her in over four remarked: White Flannel of the enemy. We strike the first blow property along voice is heard September. tion as shall impose an equal tax upon all prop- hours, Suits, they are “Excuse me if I am but I am in removing from the sea of politics this coasts. “Four years ago we had our controver- erty. long, Summer just in and are the prettiest ancient and obstacle to na- The Republican also had made sy, here in this hall, when the A pure and carefully guarded elective sys- talking for posterity.” things in the pestiferous party present tem. city. The hulk of the old soldier and his children not chief of our “And will be here before you get tional progress. antiquated beg- distinguished magistrate A and executive policy which shall they legislative said on old fellow in the Democracy in Maine has long been gars—but wards of the nation. Against state was nominated. There was some improve the condition and maintain the rights through, too,” BATHING SUITS. marked on the political chart as derelict. the constant opposition of the Demo- excitement then, but when the conven- of ail people who labor, and a constant effort, audience. botli and individual Coods I would not the craft is crats it had given to the old soldiers tion was over it was found that the man by legislative aet example, Shouts of laughter greeted this story, We have Bathing Suits for say water-logged; to and the natural resources the traditions of “over four hundred millions of who had been defeated in the develop improve after which Mr. Milliken to Meat and all sizes to that would jar upon dollars, convention of the state, and to keep the men and money of proceeded Boys, $1 $3. true Democracy. Gentlemen, I wisjh I and God be praised.” was the first in the field, and the last to Maine at home for the benefit of all its people. make a bright, but rather long speech When you go to the islands you had time to pay respects to the fragrant Speaking of Mr. Blaine, Mr. Hale remain, doing laborious and valuable ser- It sees plainly the great benefit which lias upon the issues of the day, contrasting want one of these, and at the come to of Maine from their and record of the Democratic said: “I know that there is in his own vice for the interests of the the people firm be- the record of the last Republican Con- At bathing houses in the city, you mouldy Republican lief in the cause of temperance and prohibition, its life heart a sense he will time with its roll of acts of need them. Call and examine party. To every indictment for of relief and that party. From that to this, the cur- and it will continue unfaltering in its fidelity to gress, long great with the record of our of sin and iniquity it pleads guilty and do everything he can in the contest com- rent of public opinion in our party in this this great cause. legislation, this, line. promises reformation. It is rich in ing for party success. And I know that state, the tide of popular feeling, has set In matters of national policy the Republicans which has done nothing except to “get of Maine are to all tlie in The he at him committed great princi- stuck in the mud on the silver bill.” promises, bankrupt achievement. will first the September election steadily and surely towards for the of tlie Reasonable MEN’S SUITS. ples party: Mr. Milliken there Republican party has never made a prom- lead the way and afterwards contribute next Governor of Maine, until now, from The protection of American labor which having concluded, ise it did not keep. It has a right to his efforts generously as he always Aroostook to York, on the sea-board builds it up against foreign competition increas- were cries for “Boutelle, Boutelle,” and $7.50 will buy you a Blue es the home market with its re- with loud Flannel Suit stand upon its Tecord of unbroken faith has.” where he has lived, and among the and, great ally, Mr. Boutelle was received ap- and $10 will get opens avenues to foreign trade for and demand the confidence of the Loud Mr. Hale’s ref- mountains where he was ciprocity, Mr. Boutelle said that he you a good All Wool Business again applause greeted born, through- of American labor to be paid for in ar- plause. Prices Its had no this that Suit. We have the best people. foreign policy it dictated erence to Mr. Blaine, except when he out the length and breadth of our state, Productscles of foreign production which do not com. apprehension year variety from Washington, not from Ottawa. Its referred to Mr. Blaine’s affliotion, the he is called with one accord and one ac- pete with our labor. Maine would not this year, as in other though at abour $15. Our liner A sound in which the aim be to political is for not for audience then a claim. currency shall years, give her electoral votes for the Re- grades are the best ready made economy America, maintaining sympathet- keep and silver at a parity. silence. “In the of his blameless gold ticket. was this con- clothes in the and equal tail, England. ic name, then, The rebuilding of the navy and a system of publican Especially And city Protection, Reciprocity, Stable Money In speaking of the nomination of the private life and character, unchallenged coast defences. fidence increased by the knowledge that or made garments. AVe have —the of candidate for Mr. Hale re- and without a of his honorable The revival of American ship building and the standard bearer was to be an hon- the Rogers, Peet A Co.’s suits. Republican trinity jewels! May Governor, shadow, commerce. shine in their of truth and ferred to the fact that the convention and civil of his eminent ored son of Portland, Hon. Henry B. In Men’s Odd Pants yon will they splendor military record, The of so as to exclude regulation immigration Cleaves. Mr. Boutelle had little time find some light your path to glorious victory in was about, for the first time, to tender legal attainments and rare administra- convict and pauper labor and the criminal In surprises, $1, $1.95, September, the forerunner of the national the nomination unanimously to Hon. tive and executive capacity, of his dis- classes. for a speech, as the other orators had $1.37, $1.50, $9.00, $9.50 and A liberal of all he triumph that awaits us in November. Henry B. Cleaves of Portland, a compli- tinguished service already rendered to system pensions. used about the time, but what did upwards. A free ballot and a fair count in national elec- was and received The Republican party, God bless it! ment unprecedented since the days of the state in the legislature and in the tions. say good applause. Before the convention broke Secre- Its past lias been glorious; its future Hannibal Hamlin. office of Attorney General, of his staunch The restoration of the Republican party to pow- up CHILDREN’S SUITS. will be grander, writing across the his- At the conclusion of Mr. Hale’s speech Republicanism and of the concurring er in the national house of representatives, and tary of State Fessenden got adopted a The the rescue of that branch of tlie Cots of new tory of our beloved chapters of the committee on resolutions not Rftnt.imATvfc +Tia PAnnhlinanK nf Ara.inA government resolution that the state committee be things in Chil- country being _ from the control of the Democratic party _xi_:_i x xi 11 _xl. x readv to renort. it was voted to adiourn and in the that a which, dren’s Sizes, prices from $1.98 advancing civilization, wide-spread pros- prediction wise, able, unuei i.nr. v ui United States Senate, and others. Dress executivo was Goods. out of the 1462 delegates entitled to seats Oxford—W. J. Wheeler, Paris. saying: their representative and Penobscot—A. B. When Mr. Cleaves arrived he was Farnhara, Bangor. responsible to them. He should up greet- in the convention. were distribut- E. The Republicans of this state have not rely They Piscataquis—Willis Parsons, Foxcroftk on the united efforts and ed President and W. Bowdoin. hearty co-oper by Reynolds members ed as follows in the counties: Sagadahoc—S. Carr, forgotten the faithful services of the sol- tion of the Somerset—J. O. Smith. Skowhegan. Republicans of Maine in the of the club. President Reynolds intro- Entitled. Present. Waldo—James S. Harriman, Belfast. diers of Maine in the Civil War. coming contest. He reminded the con great duced Mr. Cleaves in a felicitous Androscoggin. 7!) 78 Washington—L. G. Downes, Calais. Our obligations to them are co-extensive vention that the great of the speeoh, We Have Marked Down Several Lines of ill Wool Dress York—C. M. Saco. principles Aroostook. 105 57 Moses, with the life of this republic. The last- Republican party, that have beer and Mr. Cleaves responded, receiving Cumberland. 163 163 When the chairman announced that victories of the Union soldiers ren- so the oi three cheers as he Franklin. 55 41 ing long upheld by people closed. dered it possible for the Republican par- this Hancock...... 88 83 nominations were in order, country, bringing peace, pros President Carroll W. Morrill next re- Goods to Close Them Out. Kennebec. 130 128 ty to originate and consumate in the last perity and growth, were on again for the Lincoln Club. Knox. 57 57 thirty years the most wonderful and the trial, and that the classes anc sponded Lincoln. 51 45 producing arose in liis to nominate Cleaves. most achievements for the ad- had Charles S. of Portland ■ Oxford. 94 61 place glorious laboring people great interests a Cook, Esq., re; 40 inch Scotch Tweeds in the shades and mix* of that light Penobscot. 160 121 But he was at once called to the plat- vancement American industries, the stake; the party stands committee; spondcd as an ex-president of the club. Piscataquis. 46 44 elevation of American citizens and the to the of a sound tures for summer wear, reduced to where he was principles and stabli other he called the Sagadahoc. 46 45 form, received with loud Among things atten- happiness of American that were currency, the freedom of th« Tmllnf re. Somerset. 93 55 homes, tion of the v< >n Tier men (nt.ho Hnt.v wliip.h cheers. He said: ever recorded the and SOo. Per Yard- Waldo. 66 59 upon brightest pages ciprocity protection to America! “At industries owed to the man was Washington. 102 63 the approaching close of two Re- of political history. It is with glowing and homes. Though tempora they support who York. 128 128 that we have come defeat have come in this his oath of office. 40 inch serge in the best shades of Crey and Brown publican administrations, one in the pride today from the ry may to the party ir county fulfilling cities and from the verdant some of the “Rectitude in said Mr. state and in the towns, hills progressive States of thi public office,” mixtures, reduced to Totals.1,462 1,228 lone nation, the great “is the and the fertile valleys of Maine to salute Union upon local issues, it still presses Cook, made sole reason by the The convention next took a recess to with brief inter- political party which, the beautiful and prosperous city of forward knowing that when the grea Democracy for seeking the defeat of a SOo. Per Yard. enable the various man who lias been true counties to select and ruption for a generation now, has guided Portland and to honor and crown one of questions that so materially affect tin to bis oath as her citizens. We have come American are before man should. And I that the 40 in present their vice presidents, members the councils of the Republic, guarding worthy to- people them for dis every hope inch Striped Cheviots mixtures desirable for day to take him by the hand and to cussion and action, every state that vot young men of this club will support of the resolutions committee and mem- for us all the interests say summer reduced to jof good govern- to him with no because ed for Harrison in 1888, will be found ii Sheriff Cram, as be deserves to be for his wear, bers of the state dissenting voice, committee. In Andro- ment both in the state and in the a line for honest course.” nation, you were Union soldier, because you Harrison and Reid in 1892; ant SOo. Per Yard. scoggin there was a contest between F. returns once more to seek the genuine were faithful in the discharge of vour with an honest ballot several of tin Ex-President Walter C. Emerson was W. Parker and Seth M. duty as attorney of Maine” be- Southern States would be found in tin next called upon and spoke briefly but to Carter, which re- sources of its strength :and inspiration in general All the above are new and seasonable goods and are sulted cause of your unflinching faith in the im- Republican column. He said the decla the point of the necessity for the club to in the choice of Mr. Carter by a the of the heart and the beating popular mortal of the ration of principles put forth the con- work in the coming campaign. Mr. H. worth 75 cents vote to principles Republican par- by really per yard. of 43 34. of the and vention were the M. Lord of Rockland followed with a impulse popular will. From its ty because of your integrity and earnest declarations o: ; pa- inch Storm The committeee on triotic 42 Serges, in Blue, 50 cents per yard. resolutions retiring origin, the expression of the national honor, we select you as the mailed knight the party that never abandoned its devo Republican speech. Then fol- to make their who shall win the undoubted tion to the people’s interest at the clamoi lowed a call for Mr. Higgins of Limeriok, up report, the chairman mind and conscience, the embodiment of guberna- torial victory on the twelfth day of and abuse of opposing and In but he had left the hall. introduced the and Sep- forces, popular thought feeling, the Re- tember next the sword of approved of the Tin The meeting then broke up with Senator Hale by gleaming heartily platform. BLACK LACES. publican party, first seizing the helm protective tariff and the advancing ban- party would not follow the example o cheers for the candidate. who was present. Senator ners of its adversaries and Hale, being when the storm of the Rebellion broke, assured reciprocity. I therefore, welcome business de in behalf of the from Lincoln for the sake of political success enthusiastically received, complimented soon and has continued to delegation pression U. S. COMMISSIONER’S COURT. We have received and on Sale This became, long second the nomination for Mr. Cleaves then just put highly the speech made by Mr. Heath at county the Re- proceeded to discusi be, the supreme agency by which the candidate for Governor of the the tariff question at the of the publican length, especialli BEFORE COMMISSIONER BRADLEY. several new Patterns opening convention, and went people of this country have conducted Hon. B. Cleaves. For as te Maine. He Morning in Henry Henry applied said that thi Monday.—Michael Walsh. Retail on to of the which their own affairs and out their farmers were the liquoi speak great problems wrought B. Cleaves, the soldier boy who left his conservative o: dealer without a United States license. Plead own ends. people confronted the Republican party when affectionate Bridgton home to light in the community; that they did their owi ed not guilty and ordered to recognize in $30C Black full and It has been so in the it will so for his at the Bath Chantilly Lace, length, Flouncings Nets, it rescued the past; be the defence of his and I reading and their own tha appearance term of the country from the rule of country nag, thinking; United States Court die first of in the future. The spirit of the times now three an Tuesday Sep- Black Grover Cleveland. The thtn propose cheers. they required impartial and faithfu tember. Committed. Chantilly Cemi'Flouncings. problems and the needs of the hour summon us administration of the before the were The cheers were given with a will. affairs of the statf party great, involving to the field. The course of Black Chantilly and Point-de-Cene Laces, in 4, 6, 8 and and again events, A, W. Gilman of Foxcroft, as a “hay- and nation; that they were not seekinf high responsibilities far-reaching the currents of the move- MARRIAGES. But the business, deep seed fellow, who hoes the corn and for special privileges, but were demand 10 inch widths. consequences. party had met ment of American and them The thought feeling, milks the cows,” as he described him- ing, as they had a right to demand, tha successfully. Fifty-first Con- the conviction that In (his Tune Dr. Blanchard underlying American the convention with his there should be an equal o city, 21, by Rev, gress had undertaken the work of self, captured distribution Clarence A. Nichols and Miss Mabel A. great interests are in the hands of their friends in the and Stone witty speech seconding the nomin- public burdens, that all classe: 1 ham, both of Portland. when are with should bear Republicans dealing them, ation for Piscataquis. of property their equal pro In East Boothbay, June 14, Albert T. Thorj all tend to drift the people, more and He claimed of South Bristol and Miss Bessie Y. Tibbetts oi James O. portion. that the tarif more, towards the standards of Bradbury, Esq., of the last Pemaquid Harbor. Our line of Silk and Wire Belts are steady legislation Congress complete In June Leather, Canvas, the Republican party. of seconded the nomination defended the Winthrop, 13, George Lambert anc Saco, for ly products of Americai Miss Josephine Pepin. shown in the same New new “A over the nomina- department. styles, shapes, great controversy York; and L. T. Carleton, Esq., of Win- agriculture against the agricultural pro In Dresden, May 29, Adoniram H. Ware o: tion for the Presidency has passed by, ducts of foreign countries and secured t( Pittston and Miss Nettie A. James of Dresden new fastenings. in throp, for Kennebec. Mr. Carleton In Hallowell, Robert Higgins and Miss Non leaving the party unbroken an them a home 1 line, market; that in order t< B. Drake. unbroken intrenched in spoke for Mr. Cleaves as an old soldier. make a home whole, power, good market other indns In Jefferson, June 16, Elmer E. Potter o: the which it knows Judge A. R. Savage of Auburn must be and E. occupying heights spoke tries encouraged and multiplied ; Whitefleld Miss Nellie Hall of Jefferson well how to for the sake of the in- for after which the vote that the In Boothbay, June 16, JOhn M. anc guard Androscoggin; Republican painciples of pro Gamage terests of the whole was put. Miss Mary E. Adams. country. tection seek to 1 encourage industria In Damariscotta, June 9, T. A. Jones of Dam “The re-nomination of President “All in favor of the nomin- Har- delegates enterprise (and development, and tha ; ariscotta and Miss Augusta Bailey of Bristol. rison means his re-election, the continu- ation of Henry B. Cleaves, will with Maine’s In East Francis T. Talbot rise,” great resources it mean I Machias, and Miss RINES BROS. ance in an said Chairman Heath. Edna power of administration al- advancement, prosperity and growth Mary Pettegrew. tried and clean in The scene that followed in the hall was a In June 19, Miss E. ready approved, every Mr. Cleaves paid tribute to the mei L Biddeford, Lucy Gould, aged 63 years. department, which has vindicated the in- remarkable. Probably never more than who saved the republic and the DEATHS. said that In Biddeford, John 0. Cousens, aged 32 years. and of the national once before in the history of the was then tegrity efficiency gov- Repub- principle established for al In Alfred, June 10, Oliver Nutter, aged 80 vrs ! ernment in field of its under lican of Maine, has such a scene time that this nation had In June Flowers| every action, party the anc In this city, June 21, Smighten P. Crossman Augusta, 15, Mrs. Florence J. Ab- 570 been right PDENNETTjth^F/orist, Congress Street, which unexampled prosperity has pre- witnessed in a state gubernatorial the power to its I aged 90 years 4 months. bott. preserve own life, am In North and which has at the same time convention. The on floor and the American [Funeral Tliureday afternoon at 2 o’clock, ai Monmouth, Mrs. Lydia Robinson, vailed, delegates that in ■ It is made of cream people this contes his late 52 Turner street. aged 58 years. pure the honor of the and galleries arose as one the chair- would determine that residence, upheld country body; they had the righ At Bowery Beach, June 21, Joseph P. Cham In Boothbay, June 15, Mrs. Elizabeth K. of tartar and am- maintained tiie peace of nations. man declared the nomination unani- to and 79 1 mouth 13 Sewall, 75 soda, no protect preserve their own pros berlain, aged years days. aged years. “Mr. Blaine—over whose and re- mous, and the He said the [Funeral on Thursday afternoon at 2 o’clock In Bath, June 16. Virginia I., daughter of Mr. great simultaneously great perity. old of th< 1 monia, no soldiers at Beach Church. and Mrs. Enos F. Whitenouse. 3 alum. A like cent sorrow the state itself, audience broke into a long, loud cheer. who the Bowery aged years. profoundly republic, by infirmities of age o In Boothbay, Jane Webber, widow of the late In Brooks. June 17, Mrs. Annie it. Gordon, moved, draws to with him— Messrs. T. R. Simonton of L. reason of wounds quantity goes farther and near, grieve Camden, by received or disabil Isaac Webber, aged 87 years. formerly of Bangor. Mr. Blaine’s name and the ser- T, Carleton of and S. W. ities were no June splendid Winthrop incurred longer able to d< , In Coaticook, 20, Howard M. Small does better work. vices he has rendered Matthews of Caribou were 3 mouths. funeral service of the late Alice P. Cor- It is illustrate, and will appointed a battle in the active affairs of 1I aged 47lyears [The life shouli this nish will take on a committee to Mr. [Funeral Wednesday afternoon at 2 o’clt place Thursday forenoon at forever illustrate, great of our notify Cleaves of his have food and T therefore period shelter; that the from his late residence. No. 33 Atlantic street 10.30 o’clock, from her late residence, Oak cheaper. aSloop boat 22 feet long, 7 feet ations in a prominent hospital from Lisa’s fort for the south, and when Me. and is suitable done with him. who knew thoir to Miss Bullion. I should P Portland, 6tf I wide. Has center-board Colter, about six miles on their came going marry for business or at 89 COM- in tlais and its use journey pleasure. Inquire country, by language slightly, gathered that some think you would marry Goldie Sterling; rJi COTTAGES TO LET—Some Of MERCIAL across an object lying on the plain with SUMMERthe best summer cottages iu Portland har- ST.__17-1 the record was of his amiable to she is as rich and much unprecedented captors proposed whip several buzzards hovering over it. Tak- just younger.” bor to let. Imquire of A. M. SMITH, Portland, SALE—Two frame houses with stores: him to some to skin him dear but Miss Bullion’s Me.16-tf FORalso stable on the good of a loss death of death, alive, it for the carcass of a calf or deer “Yes, my boy; premises; property reported by ing CP for an investment, size of lot 50x100. BEY- while others wanted to burn him at the is much older.”—Life. LET—Store 278 Middle street, near Mon- the travelers were about to it at a papa ,1 five in a pass •-* TO ument square, now occupied by Cyrus AB«NSHA;\V_61%_^xchangeJ4;__17d_^ only patients thousand, stake, but the chief, a old burly chap, distance of twenty or thirty yards, when Lowell. Tnis store has been occupied as a boot OR SALE—Anyone in need af the best lay- and of these difficult cases with some decided the CD and shoe store for over 20 years. Possession hens or the earliest to mature chick- many originality ques- McLellan to see it make a Baby cried, iug happened given July 1st. CHAS. MCCARTHY, JR. ens, please call on S. YOUNG at 105 Green be tion by declaring that if he was not too P of surgery. We shall pleased gesture, as if to fight off a buzzard that Mother sighed, 11-tf street and see the hens. Eggs and hens of swift a runner that he should have a (T+- various breeds for sale.16-1 to the further had alighted near it. The movement LET—Convenient lower rent 5 Laurel give any inquirer chance for his life. If he could Doctor prescribed: Castoriaf has get away excited the hunter’s curiosity and he TO street; gas, spacious yard; price $15; SALE—Elegant set of modern style facts, but the above is convin- he but if he was t? also one 24 Newbury street, price $6. A. C. FORdrug fixtures; hand made, finished in ash might, recaptured they rode nearer the object. A First Night. LIBBY, 42% Exchange St. 9-2 burn him and walnut; consists of prescription counter, that Murdock’s would alive. a the cing proof “Good God!” he cried. “Boys, it is a Usher—I can give you good seat after r+- LET—A tenement of five rooms centrally sales counter, labelled drawers, patient medi- The chief the and cine a rare chance to secure a valu- approached prisoner man!” It was unable to first act; the newspaper critics go then. IlO locateed. Price $8 a month Inquire of J. cases, etc.; Liquid Food is not an artificial Colter, who, C. 51% street. 18-1 able set of fixtures for less than one-third their asked if he was a runner. Colter Standee—Don’t come back? o WOODMAN, Exchange good take another had lain down to die. they cost; will freight and charges to any step, no I into prepay stimulant to the but that he was a Usher—Bless you, They only drop LET—Two furnished seven and within reasonable distance. C. B. DAL- system, replied very poor one, He was blistered from head to foot cottages; place by verify their suspicions.—Puck. nine rooms, at Westwood Falmouth. 57 2tf be in while in he knew himself to be TO Park, TON, Washington street._ though it can given the reality the sun’s fierce and had had for common heat, nothing Everything necessary housekeep- I’OR SALE—Send orders for Musical Iustru- one of the swiftest foot racers on the ing. Two minutes’ walk from steamer " to eat for over two and no water for the diseases to landing or Sheet Music 10 cts.. most extreme cases of exhaus- days Fortify yourself peculiar of stable room. In- merits, Brass String, border. His answer was hailed with de- (Waite’s Landing); plenty included. Music Books, Instruction for hours. With all warm weather taking Ayer’s Sarsaparilla. quire on the premises, or address E. T. MER- catalogue twenty-four possi- by Books. Violin and Strings, to tion with perfect safety, its in- light by the Indians, who were promis- RILL, Portland, Me., care of steamer Alice. Superior Banjo ble care he was taken back to the fort HAWES’S, 414 street, Portland. themselves diversion with Better Than That. Congress fluence is permanent and with- ing great the Olid f.liAVA VAorainArl lvia Tiao1+.V» otid __18-1 -Strings and Music sfrut by mail.10-2 whit;** man. 60ft Indians otata sta- “I saw a last night who would give LET—Two good furnished rooms. In- With his in mind conjurer out a influence dele- strength. sufferings of drink out of the same TO quire at 43 MYRTLE street. Ring right SALE—End spring top buggy nearly reactionary tioned at one and Colter a you two different kinds point given Colter became an Indian and is hand bell.18-1 FORnew; built for ladies use, extra large seat scout, bottle. seen terious to the system. start of 200 hundred yards, that tho _ and stylish. For sale cheap. Can be at said to have killed with his own hand a •‘That’s nothing, my boy. We’ve a grocer in 140 MAIN ST., Westbrook, box 286. 16-tf not be too ended. our street who can sell you three kinds of tea > TO LUT. remind tlie that no sport might quickly hundred Blackfeet. He wore a belt tc We would public out of the same box.—Tit Bits. j^ForHearingDwellings, SALE—Dry and desirable house lots; With a from the Indians the race Hot s substitute (and there are many so-called whoop which dangled the scalps of that number 5 Public etc., by FORalso gravel and loams for filling. Inquira Buildings, of A. L. RICHARDSON. Deering Centre. 5-8 Foods and Food Extracts in the market) began. of that Times. s Water Circulation, the 5 Floor with heat and tribe.—Philadelphia Pond’s Extract without an equal for Forty space has a record in any Like an arrow from the bow the SALE—An excellent to way approachihg pris- and opportunity years, for Piles,Inflammation Hemorrhages, power. Apply to GIANT ELEC- FOR a new 2 frame house the results of the Murdock Liquid oner shot forward, and the duped Black- Bottles in the Sea. purchase story just in the 12 etc., carries this prestige with every bottle. completed for the builders own use, who is con- Food past years. feet saw that it would them to all TRIC MOTOR COMPANY, 25 nollorl aoll 7 riwirrw n.nrt hath room loti Rrt eodtf put The prince of Monaco had upward oi ap8r T !l,nd n x90. Price BENJAMIN SHAW, 61 Yu they knew to overtake their human 1,670 large bottles, incased in a thin and 27 Commercial Street. $3,000. is to hlm^ * Exchange St._17-1 prey, or even to approach him near copper covering, thrown into the sea at “So Mary engaged mar7dtf Hot Water of New Gloucester to shoot had one “Yes; and I know she does not believe in SAXE—In the village enough him. They different points of the ocean between the nice residence of he long engagements. FOR(Lower Corner), over the white man, aud and of 226 late Mrs. I. II. Keith. in re- great advantage Europe America, these “So you think, they will be married soon?” Buildings good \ Heaters TO pair, good cellar, plenty of water, abundance of FIRST CLASS however, and they counted largely on have been returned to him by the gov- “No. I think Mary likes a change.”—Life. S < and radiators J.ET. apples and some small fruit. This place is this to give them the victory. Their ernments of the various countries to the located and would make a nice home s are and best. ? pleasantly the original or a summer fine schools feet were protected by moccasins, while shores of which had drifted, and In Ayer’s Sarsaparilla people have a blood The second delightful residence; PIANOS they never to spacious and clnu'ches within a few minutes’ walk, and on which ? have failed take S those of the trapper were naked and ex- their progress has been noted with suf- medicine they may depend. They short distance to Maine Central and Grand S the awards wher- < floor over our with Railroad Will be sold to FOR SALE OR RENT; ALSO posed tp the sandburs and cacti, with ficient accuracy to lead to the convic- highest store, Trunk depots. cheap close the estate. Enquire of ANDREW C. which the was set. These Lady (to her regular begging customer)—I f ever shown. $ plain thickly tion that the movement of the upper _ CHANDLER, near above residence, J. M. see that have some one with you for steam central or pierced Colter’s feet terribly, but he part of the water is circular, the center you brought > Send 5 heat, Thompson, Esq., Register of Deeds, Portland, to-day, and I cannot give to both. L. J. STKOUT, Administrator, Limington, Me. could not pause for such trifles. He had being to the west of the Azores. The S our new illustrated book ? Very Fancy or Plain at Beggar—Certainly not, ma’am. I am only very ’_I-tf run three of the six miles that be- to Hfeatour > location, light. lay tide of the Atlantic thus descends the taking him the round of my clients, as I have < “How Best Homes,” SAXE—Farm of 100 acres in City of fork of the an idea of the business.—Exchange. on one NO. 114 1-2 EXCHANGE ST. tween him and the Jefferson coast of Africa, and, running ip a wes- selling 1 a work of art on the subject s FORWestbrook, Cumberland street; mile from East and West End; known as for which he had made before flows on toward Ber- Missouri, terly direction, < of house-warming. »? SHORT & Hussey tarm. Inquire of C. E. GRIFFIN, he did he “In case of rheumatism Ath-lo-pho.ros LORING, HARMON, he dared to look back. When muda, and then turns eastward. my 5 GURNEY hot water HEATER CO., S mar31 dtf Cumberland Mills. Me.14-8 has worked miracles. I used but one bottle.” saw that ,be bad) with one exception, The speed at which the bottles trav- c 163 Franklin 8t,‘, Boston, Mass. S SAXE—Second hand bread and S. Hartwelll Pratt, 76 Belmont fancy W. P. HASTINGS’. left all his pursuers far behind. One eled is estimated at an average of four —(Rev.) Ave.( FEMALE HELP. FORpedlar’s cart. Apply at GOUDY & KENT'S Mass. Pearl street.18-1 £ecl7 warrior alone still held out, and with miles in at Springfield, stable, twenty-four hours, though may23 eod6mo good cook and laundress at his spear held aloft came on with the some points they attained a rate of sis It was a dainty, fair-haired maid of Miiwaukee WANTED—A53 PEEKING ST.22-1 SAXE—On the finest street in the city FORof Peering, two new houses and large sta- of a miles. It was in the half of some five or six summers, who sat beside a of speed greyhound. western of the CAUCUSES. lady'clerk good address, ble on a lot of half an acre, superior land, one needle and understands ~~~ He was within a hundred yards of the circle thus described that the rapidity little friend relating the advent of a new baby WANTED—Aquick with the mile from Portland, on street car line, best bar- Windham. makeup of ladles dresses, rapid, plain writer, H. man to save in the gain in Peering. W. WALDRON, 180 Mid- white when Colter, resolved was One bottle had drifted family. one to learn and not afraid of work. EATING greatest. The of Windham are willing dle street.18-1 AFTER1 if it in human “She was homed while your mamma was Republicans requested Must have the best of references. Address C. himself lay power, put tbout for upward of five years.—Pall to meet at the Town House on the 25th of Juue down wasn’t she?” asked the D. this office.22-1 forth a tremendous effort and tor9 on away South, at 3 o’clock p. m., to choose five delegates to A HEARTY DINNER Mall Gazette. friend. attend the County Convention, at Portland, for housework. Steamboat For Sale. you have that feeling of distress, or perhaps with all his speed. The blood hurst “Yes,” replied the proud older sister. Per WANTED—A girl general a June 30th, 1892. Order, » v 24 PEERING you are sufferer from Heartburn, Acidity, : “Well, I tell were very fortunate to Small adult family. Apply Gastric or kindred Stom- : from his nose and a Somewhat Qualified. you. you Town Committee. Pressure. Indigestion slight hemorrhage have her born while down there, because most ST.20-1 The sound and serviceable steamer ach Troubles1, if so, also filled his but he on, Little Girl—Bid ever see a the little are born in the South mouth, pushed you ghost' of babies that girl to do general housework the “City of Richmond,” 600 tons, are bom black.” was the congratulatory re- DEERING. frantic at the idea of being retaken after Little Boy—No. WANTED—ACall at 10 walker street. 17-1 and 61 staterooms, now run- TRY DR. BRONSON’S sponse of the wide-eyed friend.—Harper’s Maga- The of Deering are requested to having his efforts. He had “Didn’t Republicans between Portland and superhuman nearly you ever, really?” zine. meet at City Hall. Woodforns, on Saturday, girl for second ning Machias, to choose Mt. PEPSIN TROCHES reached the river when he looked back “No.” June 26, at 7.30 p. m., delegates to WANTED—Competentwork. Apply from 8 to 9 a. m. and G to on the route of the Portland, De- cure 25 cents 5 Presto! Hall’s Hair Renewer the Convention to be held in Portland. They will you. per box, boxes he change! County 7 p. m.; 145 Danfoi th street corner of State sert & Machias Steamboat Company, is for Of or by mall. once more, and to his dismay saw “That’s queer. Everybody has seen June 30. Per Rep. City Com. $1.00. druggists causes gray hair to assume a natural color. Order, offered for delivered at either was feet June _17-1 sale, BRONSON CHEMICAL CO., Providence, R. L that his pursuer not thirty be- ghosts.” Deering, 18,1892. after 2 hemmers anc Portland or Rockland, July 1st | hind him and was in the act of Looking Ahead, Cape Elizabeth. tuckers, I just “Everybody?” WANTED—Two6 machine girls. CHENERY MAN'S next. She now be seen on lier married ride may hurling his spear. With incredible ce- “Well, I don’t mean that bu< Isaac—Rebecca, led’s ged avay The Republicans of Cape Elizabeth are re- CO., 23G-238 Middle St. 1G-1 route. For and exactly, Town Hall, on present description he whirled and before the has quick. quested to meet at the Saturday, eod2wtc lerity about, nearly everybody known people whc June 25th, 1892, at 7.30 p. m. to choose dele- terms apply to PAYSOJi TUCKER, Gen- decl6 Rebecca—What for you in such hurry Ikey? could check his course ran has heard of who has seen gates to the Convention to be holden in MALE HELP. eral Portland, Mt. Desert & savage rapid people ghosts. Isaac—Der sooner »ve marries, der sooner County Manager, —Good dot Field’s Portland, June 30. Machias Steamboat Port- right into the Indian’s arms. News. come golden wedding, ain’t it.—Kate Rep. Company, Washington. Per Order, Town Com. careful driver for express Me. Colter’s unexpected action and his June 20,1892. WANTED—Ateam; must be strictly temperate, under land, care of horses and and ac- CLIFF COTTAGE. so startled the Black- stand carriages well ___may3-dft bloody appearance quainted with the city; single man; permanent and the DR. WOODBURY’S ANTIDOTE NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. Mr. C. B. Saunders, so long and favor' foot that he stumbled, lance, position. Address A. B., this office with refer- ence. 21-1 as the steward of the Cum' thrown ten feet, stuck in the for the erection of the abut- ably known ground in cases of d e b i 1 i t j berland Club, has taken the fine estate and broke off. While the redskin tried PROPOSALSments of the new iron bridge to be erected Absolutely Boneless at once and about Georges at Rumford Falls ROOMS. known as Cliff on the Short and exhaus tion is ben- containing Cottage, to recover his equilibrium, Colter picked 1000 cubic yards of Masonry will be received 21 miles from this city. Tht until one o’clock m. Sat- Road, up the piece of spear that retained the eficial. A small wine- by the undersigned p. LET—A furnished room at 599 CON- CODFISH. house has been elegantly refitted anc urday, July 2nd, 1892. Tile committe reserve GRESS ST.17-1 head drove it through the body of or all TO “Diamond Brand.” will be kept as a first-class summei an$ glassful be fore eacl the right to reject any such bids. Plana Wedge to a to be seen at the office of the rooms Packed in 3 to 5 pound boxes and 2 resort. Au for boart the Indian, pinning him the ground and specifications LET—Pleasant at 71 Free St, pound applications STEPHEN BERRY, Rumford Falls Power Co., after Saturday, June GOod house near. MISS L. B, cartoons. Try it. It is the best. dead man. But fearing that the rest of meal in creases th< TO boarding should be made to 25th 1892. DAY._ 14-tf C. B. SAUNDERS, the band would presently appear, tbe Dated, Rumford Falls, June 20th, 1892. IIORRILL & and Fetengill, Committee LET—Pleasant or in suites' ROSS, Cumberland to se- appetite improves digestion BOOK BHD JOB PttlHTER, Waldo ) rooms, single Club, trapper stopped only long enough of the town oi with 110 H. M. Conaress Street. Portland Me. Me. Henry Abbott, J To board at PAKKSx! MRS. Portland, cure the dead man's weapons and then Sold by ail Ho. PLUM STREET. je21dlw j. fi. Howe, J Rumford. LRICE. 28-tf jei8,imo may9 Druggists. 37 Boston Stock Market. Foreign Markets* BATH—Ar 17th, schs Chas Purves, Philadel RAILROADS. ISLAND STEAMERS. STEAMERS. B New Bedford. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL Tlie following were to-day’s quotations of phia; Benj Church, stocks n Boston: (By Telegraph.) Bid 18th, sells Ida C Southard, Ida L Hull, P Atclnson. Topeka & Stanta Fe E.135% LONDON. June 21, 1892-Consols 963/id for Wild Pigeon, and Ellis R°?ors & account. Annie T Portland Rumtord Falls Greenwood Garden and C. B. & Q.103 monev and 96 13-I6d for the Bid 20th, S (I Haskell, Bailey, and Railway. Cushing's ——. Mexicali Central. LIVERPOOL. June 21, 1892.—The Cotton Stephen Morgan. _ In House 19th, sch S Effect May 28, 1892. Union Pacific 39 market is middling AVsd: sales 6,000 At Cedar Grove Ice Jennie Island Steamboat Line. Notice to and of steady; from Boston. Passengers Shippers Freight. Boston ds Maine R.18414 bales; speculation and export 500 tmies. Butler, Leave Portland via G. T. Railway, daily 7.10 a. Portland Pier. of Products in the do OF RICHMOND Quotations Staple pfd. June 21.1892.-Quotations— Forts. m. 1.30 n. m. Saturdays only 6.12 p. m. rjlHK STKAMER CITY Bell LIVERPOOL, Foreign Week Time Table X will make from Portland on Telephone.206 "Winter wheat Os 9d; wheat at RETURNING-Leave Canton daily 4.30 9.30 Day Commencing Monday, its last trip Fri- New York and New 8badges Spring June England E. 36% 6s 8d(g6s 8bid.Mixed American corn4s 10bid. At Caleta Buena Mch 21. harque Carrie Wins- a. in. Saturdays only 3.00 p. m. May 23, 1802. day, 24th, at usual hour and thereafter Markets. do pfd. 86 will run from there Leading Cheese 47s Od for white. low, Barrett, for United States, Mg. STAGE CONN'ECTIONS-Daily—From \V. For Peaks and Cushings Island: 6.00, 6.40, Rockland, leaving Tuesdays, for Hebron for and at 6 from Maine At Barbadoes lOtli, sch Belle Hooper, Gilkey, Minot Academy; Buckfleid \V. 8.30, 10.30 a. m.: 2.15. 4.30, 6,15 p. m. Thursdays Saturdays a.m., and for Central R. R. wharf in connection with Maine New York Mining; Stocks. for North of Hatteras. Sumner Turner; Canton Peru, Dix- Return, leave Peaks, Jones landing: 6.20, OCEAN STEAMER MOVEMENTS. fleldand for Brettun’s Central R. R. trains, thus three trips (By At Nnevitas June 12, barque Olive Thurlow, Mexico; also Mills, 7.15, 9.00, 10.50 a. m.; 2.35, 5.00, 6.30 p. in. making Telegraph.) per week of as Passen- Stocks and FROM FOR TIMF. for Livermore. L. L. LINCOLN, Supt. Return, leave Island: 8.60, instead two formerly. Bonds—Money Easy- Sterling NEW YORK. June 21. 1892,-The Gooding, New York.. Cushings 7.00, trains following 25 1st mst, sch je28 dtf a. m.; 6.40 m. ger will leave Portland for Rockland com- are Aurania- •>'. .NewYork. Liverpool. ..Jne Bid fm Port Spain Florence,Gould 11.00, 2.45,4.60, p. and Steady-Government to-day’s closing quotations otnimimr stocks: Time mencing .Time 27th, at 6.40 a. m., 1.20 p. m. Exchange Quiet Alaska.New York. .Liverpool .Jne 25 _ Sunday Table—For Peaks and Cush- Col. Coal.7. 36 Washington. and 11.20 the latter train Circassia.New York.. Glasgow ..Jne 25 At Port June 1, barque Henry Norwell, ings Islands: 9.00,10.30 a. m.; 2.16, 4.30 p. in. p. m., running daily Bonds Dull and Steady—Railroads Quiet Hocking Coal. 14 Spain included with car attached. Obdam.New York.. Rotterdam.. .Jne 25 for United States; Syra, Fettingili, for NYork mayl2dtf J. B. GRIFFIN. Agent. Sundays sleeping Homostake.3 4 oo sch Portiand & Worcester Line? After the freight business will be hand- and Firm—Stocks Closed and Strong Belgenland ... New York.. Antwerp ..Jne 25 with at 2 25 per ton; EGA True, Friday Quiet Ontario.39 60 asphalt led the Maine Central R. R. and .Hav&SaguaJne29 to load sugar for Hampton Roads by shippers Quicksilver. a Vs Niagara.NewYork. McLaughlin, must deliver at the of the at Highest Prices. of Paris. ..New York.. Liverpool.. .Jne 29 for orders at 12 and 13c casks and lie DIAMOND YARMOUTH & goods freight house do pfd.. City bags. ISLAND, Railroad the .. sell Company instead of to Germanic ..,. New York.. Liverpool Jne 29 Sid fm Matanzas 15th mst, H \y Macom- sending At New York, money was easy, Mexican. PORTLAND & R. R. wharf. yesterday, Friesland New York.. Antwerp ...Jne 29 Delaware Breakwater. ROCHESTER ber, Bray, FALMOUTH FORESIDE will be ranging from l@l% per cent.; last ioan at Umbria.New York.. Liverpool. .July 2 Sid fm Havana 16th, sell Carrie T Balano, ROUTE. Freight received at Freight House New York Stock and Market. West Commercial street up to 4.30 p. ill. and 1% per cent, 1 cent. Prime Money Wisconsin ... .NewYork. .Liverpool. ..July 2 closing %@— per Bond, Apalachicola. Time Table 1893. sent forward Port- (By Telegraph). City of Rome. .NewYork. .Glasgow.. ..July 2 Sid fill Westport, NS, 18th, schs ,T w Ray- by express freight leaving mercantile paper was quoted 2%@4% per cent. STATION FOOT OF PREBLE STREET. land at 6 in. on ... £ W L p. Mondays, Wednesdays and NEW YORK. June 21.1892. Maasdam .NewYork, .Rotterdam. .July 2 mond. Collins, Portland; Gresser, Cog- June 6, steamers Alice and was and steady with leave Fridays. Sterling Exchange quiet The are to-dav s Fulda.NewYork. .Genoa.July 2 gins, do. COMMENCINGIsis Portland Pier lor Yarmouth, following closing quotations Returning City of Richmond leaves Machias- actual business in bankers’ bills 4 87% for 60- of Government securities: Teutonic.New York.. Liverpool. .July 6 CM at Musquash, NB, 17th, sch Osprey, Crow- On and after Monday, Oct. 5, 1891, Passen- 8.25 a. m.. 2.20 and 5.00 p. m. York. f> For Falmouth port Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays at 4 a. June 21. City of Berlin .New .Liverpool. .July ley, New York. ger trains will Leave Portland: Foreside, 8.25, 11.15 a.m. day bills and 4 88% for demand; posted rates June 20- m„ passengers in Portland at 1.20 a m. Waesland ... .Now York.. Antwerp ...July 6 Ar at Port Gilbert, NS, 17th, sch Mary Jane, Inr ‘Worcester, Clinton, Ayer Junction, and 2.20, 5.00, 6.15, arriving 4 Commercial bills were 4 New 4’s reg.116% 116% The of Richmond will be succeeded 88%@4 89%. 86% Servia.New York.. Liverpool.u.. Jly 9 Morton, Rockland. Nashua, Windham and Fpping at 7.30 a. For Diamond Island, 6.50. 7.45. 10.00, City by Newt’s coun.117% 117% the Steamer “Frank Jones” oner about 10. @4 87%. Government bonds were dull and Arizona.New York.. Liverpool.. uJly 9 yp. and 12.30 p. m. 11.15,12.15 a, m. 2.10, 4.00,5.15 6.15 p. m. July United States 2s reg.100 100 I'AYSON Uen'l Marcia.New York.. Rio Janeiro July 9 Spoken. Foi* Manchester, Concord, and points North RETURN. TUCKER, Manager. steady. Railroads were firm and quiet. Central Pacific lsts.10814 108 p Federation ... New York.. Rio Janeiro July 9 at 7.30 a. m. and 12.30 p. m. jun21 dtjlyS In 12 Denver & E. a. 1st.116 116 June 18, lat 41 Ion 64 W, Leave Yarmouth lor Portland the stock market after o’clock there Vigilancia_New York. .Rio Janeiro July 13 S, ship Indiana, Col- For Rochester, Springvale, Alfred, Water- and inter- Erie 2ds.105 V4 from Havre for New York. mediate 7.00, a. m. and was rather more animation than usual for such 105% Rotterdam_New York. .AmsterdamJuly 13 ley, boro and Saco River at 7.30 a. m., 12.30 and landings, 9.45, 3.40 Kansas Pacific 109% m. Consols.109% Santiago.NewYork. -Clenfuegos. .uly 14 6.30 p. ill. p. a dull day, while the temper of dealings remain- Oregon Nav. lsts.Ill 111V4 Leave FalmouthTown Allan Line Vi For Gorham at 7.30 and 10.00 a. m., 12 30, Lauding, 5.50, 7.30, ed firm to material advances Kansas Pacific lsts.109Vs 109V4 10.15 a. m.: l.oo, 4.15. strong,with among RAILROADS. 3.00. 6.30, 6.30 and 11.15 p. m. Royal Mail Steamships. MINIATURE ALMANAC ... JUNE 22. Diamond tslnnd, the leading stocks, all of which were carried to Closing quotations of stocks: For Westbrook, Cumberland Mills, West- 6.30, 7.20, 8.15, Sunrises .4 08 10.30 a. m.; 1.25, 2. 45, 4.45, 5.30 p. m, than obtained the 'fore- Adams Express.146 146 High walelwater (-838 brook Junction and Woodford’s at 7.30 BETWEEN AND MONTREAL higher prices during 25 111811 River House from Yarmouth- LIVERPOOL, QUEBEC American 113 Sun sets.7 (_8 66 and 10.00 a. m., 12.30, S.00, 5.30 6.20 and Royal carriages noon. Rock St North- Express.118 ville will connect with steamers at From From I From Island, Burlington, Paul, Central Length of days. .15 17 •• 9 ft 2in 11.15 p. m. Yarmouth | Pacific. 30 30% HeightTTPi„httme J Foreside. B. M. Montreal ern Pacific and were Moon rises _ 200 Forest m. SEABUliY, Gen’l Manager Liverpool | Steamships I Quebec. preferred Atchison most Cites. & Ohio. 23% 23 tide{..loftsin GRAND EXCURSION For Avenue (Deering), 8.20 p. prominent. Fluctuations still confined to frac- Chicago & Alton.148 150 OF -- AUO A42.OU p. HI. uaiu n uui A Ui wauu CUUUCCIS 28 April l *Numidlan, 14 May ] 15 May at Junction with “Hoosac •• Chicago & Alton preferred.... 165 165 Ayer Tunnel 5 May I Parisian, 21 | 22 tions, and dealings lacked special feature of in- '• Chicago, Burlington & Qtuncy.103% 101% MA-MISTE NEWS Sunday School and Public School Teachers Route” for the West and at Union Station, 13 | Circassian 28 I 29 terest. the market closing quiet and strong at 1 iplfltvqfp Jtr HltHcon flnnol X OO 1 OL* Worcester, for Providence and New York, CISCO BAY STEAMBOAT 19 ‘Mongolian 4 June | 5 June via “Providence for Norwich and COo highest prices. Delaware. LacKawana (4 West..157% 156% and Their via Line,” PORT OP PORTLAND. Friends, New via “Norwich Line” with Boston *S. S. Mongolian and Numidian will only carry Denver <4 Eio Grande. 16% 17 York, Transatactions at the Stock Exchange aggre- & R. R. for the and with Custom House Wharf, Portland, Mo. passengers on the voyage to Liverpool. Erie... 28 27% Albany West, the shares. TUESDAY. June 21. New York All Rail via Cabin $45 to $80 according to steamer and gated 197,600 trie preferred. 65% 65% MAINE CENTRAL R. “Springfield.” R„ Trains arrive at Portland from Worcester WEEK DAY TIME TABLE. location of stateroom. Second cabin $30. Illinois Central.102'/a 102% Arrived. TO THE at 1.30 p. m.; from Rochester at 8.30 a. m., COMMENCING Monday, May 30, 1892. Steerage $20. Freigths. Bloom & V CnaesI DHu Y ,_I :_ I>-I- f.1_1 Ind., West. Steamship Manhattan, Bragg, New York— 1.30 and 5.50 p. m.; from Gorham at 6.40, 6team' The are recent charters: Lake Erie & West. following 24% 24% passengers and mdse to J B Coyle. Chautauquan Grounds at Fryeburg, 8.35 and 11.30 a. m., 1.30, 4.30, 5.50 and 7.35 6.45.6.40, 8.00, 9.00, 10.30 a.m.; 2.10, 3.15, STATE Lli\T|ServlceofAXLine Lake Shore.184 —• Bark Matthew Baird, Philadelphia to Port, 133% Steamer State of Maine, Colby, St John, NB. — on p. m. 6.00, 6.10 p. m. Louis (4 Nash. 72% 72 via for Boston. For through Tickets to all points West and For Cushings Island, for cottagers every fortnight. Cabin $40 and upwards. Re- land, coal 80c. St. Louis Eastport only, & San Frau. Sch Three Birdsall, Amboy—coal to South, apply to S. E. CORD WELL, Ticket 6.40, 8.00, 10.30 a.m.; 2.15, turn $75 anti Schr Frank S. Satilla River to Ro Manhattan Marys, June 3.15/3.00,6.10 upwards. Warren, Elevated.129% 128 Randall & McAllister. Saturday, 25,1892 Agent, Portland, Me. P- m. Glasgow to Boston direct via Perry and sario, lumber $15 50. Michigan Central.107% 107% Sch J W Raymond, Collins, "Westport, NS— By Regular Train Leaving Portland at J. W. PETERS, Supt. For Little and Great Diamond Islands, Galway. Prepaid steerage $19; .Intermediate Minn. & St. Louis. 11% n% dry fish to Twitchell, Champlin & Co. a. in. C. J. WIGGIN, Gen’l Ticket Agent. Trefethen’s and Evergreen Landings, Peaks $30. to T. P. McuOWAN Portland or Schr George W. Jewett, Weehawken to Yar- Mm <4 St. Louis 8.45 Apply pfd.. 29 28 Sch J R Atwood, Cook, Port Montou, NS— oct5 dtf. Island, 5.30, 6.40. 8.00, 10.30, a. 111.; H. &. A. ALLAN, Boston. coal 90c. Missouri 2.00, mouth, Pacific. 69% 58 lobsters to W C Rich. Tickets Good to Return on Train of 4.20, 6.10 p. m. dtf New any that Day yiom BrigChas. A. Sparks,New York to Demerara, Jersey Central.138 137% Sch Frolic, Bryant. Plymouth. For Ponce’s Landing, Long Island, 5.30, Northern Pacific common. 19% Sch C V Marblehead. only at the following Low Rates of Faro: Grand Trunk of Canada. 10.30 a. 4.20. 6.10 ni. lump sum SI500. 20% Minot, Hathaway, Railway 8.00, m.; 2.00, p. Northern Pacific pfd. 56 64% Schs Martha C, Cape Shore, with 154 bbls For Marriner’s Landing, Long Island, Schr B. C. Kennebec to Hate from On Cromwell, Washing- Northwestern.117% 116% mackerel; Geo W Pierce, do, 100 do. and After MONDAY. Dec. 7, 1891, 10.30 a. in,; 2.00 p.m. Northwestern Dfd.144 144 CUMBERLAND Trains will run as follows: ton. iee 70c. Cleared. PORTLAND, )*< RETURN. New York Central.113 113 BOSTON Schr P. Mason, Kennebec to Philadel- MILLS, SOUTH WIND- \ DEPARTURES. Henry New York. Chieaeo <4 St- Louis. 16% 16% Buenos v Leave Forest City Landing, 6.20, 7.20, Barque Oneata.fArg) Gagnon, Ayfe»«- HAM AND NEWHALL, For A uburn and Lewiston, 7.10 and 7.20 a. phia, ice 70c. do pfd. 72 71 Leavitt & Co. ^ 8.30, 9.30, 10.50 a. m.; 2.35 3.45, 5.30, 6.30 p. Chase, m., and 1.10, 1.30 and 5.10 ra. For Gor- Schr Addie Kennebec to Ohio & Miss. 21 21 Af— J H Other Stations in proporption. p. m. Jordan, Wilmington, Brig Rochemont, Godfrey, Goree, ham, 7.10 a. m., 1.30 and 5.10 m. For Ont. & Western. 3 PAYSON Vice Pres, and p. Leave Ponce’s Landing, 11.20 a. ice 8% 18% Hamlen & Son. TUCKER, Gen’IMan. Montreal 6.05, 8.50, iJERS Del., 65c and towages. North and Chicago, 7.10 a. m. and 1.30 American. 13% 13% Sch Wm Baltimore — Berlin F. E. Gen. Pas. and T’k. m.; 2.50, 6.10, 6.50 p. jn. Cobb, Pressey, BOOTHBY, Agt. in. For 1.30 m. For Buck- Schrs Efflie J. Simmons, Katie B. Ogden, and Pacific Mail. 34 33% Mills Co. p. Quebec, p. Leave Cushing’s, 7.05, 8.15, 11.05 a. m.; je20 M,W,F&S field and Canton, 7.10 a. m. and 1.30 p. m, Fred C. Holden, New York to Portland, coal Pullman Palace.196 196 Sch Addie Jordan, Emerson, Kennebec and 2.45, 3.50, 5.20, 6.40 p. m. ARRIVALS. Leave Little Diamond, 7.20, a. at t. Reading. 59% 5934 Wilmington, Del—Chase, Leavitt & Co, 6.30, 9,20 p. Rock 7.15 m. Island. 82% 80% Sch Emma F Chase, Church, Cutler—J H From Lewiston and Auburn, 8.25 a. m., m.; 12.00, 3.30, 5.35, p. 8chr Edith to St. Great Bernard,Philadelphia Portland, Paul. 84 82% Blake. 12.10, 3.10, 5.40 and 6.50 p. m. From Gor Leave Diamond, 6.25, 7.15, 9.15, SUMMER ARRANGEMENT, t. do nfd.128 127 Boston & Maine R. R. N. a. m 11.55 a.rn.; 5.30, 7.10 p. m. coal p. SAILED—Steamer Maverick; sch Harry P ham, II., 8.25 m., 12.10 and 5.50 p. 3.25, St. Paul. Minn. & Mann.116% 115% From and 12.10 Leave Trefethen’s, 6.20, 7.10, 9.10, 11.50 Daily, Including Sundays. Schr Martha A. Holmes, Kennebec to Peila- Mason. In Effect October 4, 1891. Chicago Montreal, a, m„ St. Paul & Omaha. 50% 4914 6.60 m. From 12.10 a. ra.; 3.20, 5.25, 7.05 p. m. p. Quebec, p. ra. THE NEW AND PALATIAL delphia, ice 60c. <10 pfd.122% 121 Leave Evergreen, 6.15, 7,05, 9.05, 11.45 a. STEAMERS, EXCHANGE DISPATCHES. WESTERN DIVISION. TICKET OFFICE Schr Annie F. Conlon, Kennebec to Washing- Texas Pacific, new. 8% 8% m.; 3.16. 5.20, 7.00 p. m. Union Pacific. Ar at Hong Kong June 20, barque Fred P Trains leave Portland for 50 Exchange Street, and Depot Foot of Iq Leave Marriner’s Landing, Long Island, ton, ice p. t. 39% 39% (Union Station) PORTLAND AND TREMONT U. S. Express. 60 60 Litchfield, Young, New York. Soarhoro Beach, Pine Point, 7.00, 10.16 a. dia Street. 11.30 a. m.; 3.00 p. in.
.. Sid fm June John Old leave Franklin Retail Grocers* Sugar Rates. Wabash, St. Louis & Pacific 11% 11 Hiogo 19th, ship Currier, m., 3.30, 5.15. 6.15 p. m.; Orchard Beach, SUNDAY TIME TABLE. Alternatly Wharf, Portland, do pfd. 26 Lawrence, New York. Saco, Biddefoi’d. 7.00, 8.45, 10.15 a. m., 12.40, Lowest fares from Portland, \ armouth Junc- every evening at 7 o’clock: arriving In season Portland market-cut loaf 27% For Forest Peaks Island, 5Vie jconfectioners’ Western Union.. 93% Ar at Montevideo June 17, brig Daisy, Nash, 3.30, 5-15, 6.15 p. n).; Kennebunk, 7.00, 8.45 tion and Danville Junction as follows: To Chi- City Landing, for connection with earlles trains for be- 93% a. 5.00 points 7c; pulverized, 6c; powdered, 6c; Sugar Trust. New York. a. m., 12.40, 3.30, 5.15, 6.15 p. m.; Wella cago $20 and $15.75; Detroit $16.75 and 8.00, 9.00, 10.30, m.; 12.15, 2.15, 3.15, yond. granulated, 967/s 95% m. coffee do nfd. Ar at St Lucia June 9, sch Benj C Frith,Fales, Beach, 7.00, 8.45 a. m., 3.30, 5.15 p.m.; North $12.50; Kansas City $30 and $24.00; St. Paul p. Through tickets for Provldenee, Lowell, 6c; crushed, 3% c; yellow, 3c. For Cushings Island, for Riclrmona & West Point. 7 7% Philadelphia. Berwick, Great Falls, Dover, 7.00, 8.45 a. $31.50 and|$26.50j St. Louis via Detroit $23.75 cottagers only. Worcester, New York, Ac. and 9.00, 10.30 a. 12.15. 2.15. 3.15, 5.00 m. do pfd.... 39 45 m., 12.40, 3.30, 5.15 p. m; Rochester, Farm- $19.75; St. Louis via Chicago $26 and m.; p. Railroad Receipts. For Little and Diamond Returning, leave India Wharf, Boston, every Memoranda. ington, Alton Bay, Wolfboro, 8.45 a. m.. $21.75; San Francisco, California. $90 and Great Islands, Tiv ©then’s and evening at 7 o’clock. PORTLAND. June. 21. * Ex-Div’d. 12.40, 3.30 p, ra.; Worcester, (via Great $56.75. These rates are subject to change. Evergreen Landings, 8.00, Henrv B Wallace, at Boston 9.00, 10.30 a. 4.20 m. J. p, LISCOMB, J. B. COYLE, Central R. R.—For Brig Cicaves, Falls and Rochester] 7.00 a. m.; Manchester L. J. SEARGEANT, General Manager. m.; 12.15, 2.00, p. Receipts by Maine Port- from Porto June lat 32 Ion I'or Ponce’s General Agent. Manager. Chicago Cattle Market. Rico, repors, 10, 08, and Concord (via South Newmarket Junction) dtf Landing, Long Islaud, 8.00. and. 86 cars miscellaneous merchandise; for 76 took a from and lost dec8_ 10.30 a. 2.00, 4.20 m. sepl6 dtf 44, squall SSW, royal 7.00 a. m., 3.30 p. m.; (via 8.45 a. m.; p. and sails. Lawrence) For Marriner’s connecting roads 150 cars. (By Telegraph) foretopgallant m.; So. Newmarket Junction, Exeter, Hav- Landing, Long Island, Sch Frank from Somes Sound for ROYAL BLUE LINE. 10.30 a. 2.00 m. CHICAGO. June 21. 1892.—The Cattle market Herbert, erhill, Lawrence, Lowell, Boston, 17.00, m.; p. New was towed from Gloucester to Bos- C. W. T. Foreign —Receipts 7000; shipments best York, 18.45 a. m., 3.30 p. m. Finest and Safest Trains in the World GODING, Exports. 2800; steady; ton 1000 strokes hour. §12.40, Portland & Steamboat Co. others natives 3 60; cows at 1 20th, leaking per Boston for Portland, 7.30, 8.30 a. m., 1.00, may30dtf General Manager. Boothbay GOREE SENEGAL. Brig Rochemont—35,- weak; 50@4 00®* June 20—Sch Sadie C Sum- 8 00, Boston, Sumuer, 4.00 p. m. —BETWEEN— Summer 647 ft lumber 26 poles 4 spars 25 shingles 70,- from June Arrangements. On and after Mon- ner, Cienfuegos, "reports, 15, eighty Sunday Trains from Union Station, for Bos- New Baltimore and 486 lbs tobacco 260 boxes cards.69 bbls flour Hogs—receipts 20.000; shipments 6000; miles NE of Fatliam York, Philadelphia, day, May 9, Stmr. Enterprise will leave East 6c Five Lightship, passed a ton and 4.15 m. higher; rough and common at 4 90®5 way stations, 12.56, p. Washington at 7.15 a. m. for Port- BUENOS AYRES. Bark ft 06; of wreckage, consisting of yellow pine Boothbay every Monday Oneata—460,011 mixed packing at 5 00®5 15; prime, and quantity DIVISION. at So. ‘Heron lumber. heavy deals, apparently but a short time ill water. EASTERN land, touching Bristol, Island, butchers’ weights 5 15@5 30; 4 20. —VIA— Harbor and Island. light 90@6 Vineyard-Haven. June 19 —Sch Georgietta, From Union Station. For Cape Elizabeth, Boothbay ‘Squirrel Every Sheep—receipts 6,000; shipments 6Q00: na- Tuesday leave Franklin Wharf, Portland at 8 Imports. before reported ashore at Gay Head, was float- 9.00 a. m.: Amesbury, 9.00 a. m., 6.00 p. m.; Sail 22 Miles Down tives and Iambs steady; Texans weak; natives CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW Delightful Casco Bay. a. m. for Round Pond, at ed to-day and towed to this port. The leak was Biddeford, Portsmouth, Newburyport, Sa- JERSEY, touching ‘Squirrel WESTPOTT.NS. Schr J W Raymond—700 3 60@4 60; Iambs at 4 00@5 00. Week Day Time Table. Island Harbor and ‘Heron Island. qtls flsh to Twitehell & partially stopped. lem, Lynn, Boston, (tS.OO a. m. daily) t9.00 a. Boothbay dry Champliu. PHILADELPHIA & READING R. June 5, the steamer leave Round Pond at 6.30 a. m., (§1.00 m. daily) tG.OO p. in. R., Commencing Merryco- Every Wednesday Domestic Markteg. p. neag will leave Portland Pier for m. for at ‘Heron Domestic Ports. Boston ter Portland, 7.30 a. m., (tQ.OO a. m. Long Island, Portland, touching Island, Portland Wholesale Market. BALTIMORE & OHIO R. R. Little and Great Chebeague, Hope Island, Boothbay Harbor and ‘Squlrre Island. (By daily) 12.30 p. m., <.*7.00 p. ift? daily.; Every PORTLAND, June 21,1892. Telegraph.) NEW YORK—Ar 20th, barques Elinor Ver- All trains veatlbuled from end to end, lighted bj Harpswell, Bailey’s and Orr’s Islands, 9.00 a. Thursday leave Portland at 8 a. m. for Pema- NEWYORK. June 21.1892.—The sch Hel- m., 4.00 m. Return for Portland, leave < »rr’s at Island. The following are to-day’s quotations of Grain, Flour mark- non. Auckland; Albemarle, Navassa; FROM COMMERCIAL STREET STATION. gas. Unequaled dining car service. p. qilid, touching ‘Squirrel Boothbay et—receipts 30,132 packages; exports 8716 bbls en Keller, Tonola. Island 6.00 a. m., 1,00 p. m„ touching at inter- Harbor, ‘Heron Island, So. Bristol and East etc.: For Portsmouth and 4.40 TIME TABLE Provisions, Produce, and 9607 sacks; dull, unsettled and heavy ;sales Also ar 20th, sells Hannah McLoon. Hatch, way stations, p. May 22,1892. mediate landings. Boothbay. leave Pemaquid at 6 nt. tCdluifects with Kail Lines for New York, Every Friday JC lUUli uraiu. 21,850 bbls. Lulu Fan- Leave New York from foot of Sunday Time Table.—Leave Portland for a. m. for Portland at So. Bristol, East StCraix; Everett, Sawyer, Baracoa; South Sira West. Liberty street, touching Superfine & Corn, car lots... 61362 Flour quotations—low extras at 2 45®3 nie H Stewart, T W North River, Harpsw’ell and intermediate 10.00 a. ‘Heron Island, Harbor 25: Lane, Norfolk; Cooper, (•Connects with Sound Lines for New York. landings, Boothbay, Boothbay low grades.84%'®4% I Corn, nag lots. city mills extra 4 25@4 55: eltv mills Smith, Calais; Nellie Grant, Dodge, Ellsworth; For Philadelphia at 7.45, 0.00, 10.00, ra., 2.00 p. m. Return leave Harpswell 11.30 a. and ‘Squirrel Island. Every Saturday leave 63@64 patents iWestern Dflnsiou from North Berwick Sun- 4.00„ X Spring & Meal, bag lots. .60@61 4 60(ft4 85; winter wheat low grades at 2 45® Lena M Thurlow, Chase, Kennebec; A H Perry 11.30 with dining car, a. m., 1.30, 2.15, 3.30 m., 8.45 p. m. Portland at 8 a. m. for East Boothbay, touching XX Spring $45/8 @4% Oats.cr lots.... 43344 3 25; fair to fancy at 3 30@4 60 at 4 15 Deer Clara days only. with car 7.30,8.45 at ‘Squirrel Island. Harbor ‘Heron ipatents Perry, Isle; J, Haley, Millbridge; Division from Dover. dining 4.00,5.00,6.00, p.m. ISAIAH DANIELS, General Manger. Boothbay Patent Snrng j Oats, bag lots.. 45@47 @4 85; Minnesota clear 3 35@4 10; straights Lottie, Ward, Thomaston; Richard Hill, Whit- •Western 3 2.15 night Sundays—9.00, 10.30, 11.30 Island and So. Bristol, ‘Steame rtouches from do at 3 Through to all points South and West je3dtf Wheat .5 25@5 60 i Cotton Seed- 75@4 50; do patents 4 15@5 00; do rve more. do. tickets with dining car a. m. l.Su, 3.30 with dining June 15 to Sept. 15. No freight received after for sale at street. Mich, str’glit ! car lots. 25 00 mixtures 3 35@3 85; superfine at 2 00®2 Ar 21st. sch Ella G Eells, Linnell, Brunswick. UniomStation, Congress car 5.00, m.. 12.15 7.45 a. m. on of 50@26 65; JOHN W. SANBOKN. 6i00, p. night day sailing. roller_S47s®5 101 lots. 00 fine at 175®2 80. Suothern is flour and Cld 21st, Arabia, Dickinson, San Fran- For Baltimore and at STEAMBOAT ALFRED RACE, bag $26@27 dufl ship Acting Gen. Man.. Boston. Washington daily 9.00, FREEPORT CO. mylodtf Manager. clear do... §4Ve®43/i; Sacked Br’n unchanged. Rye flour and cisco; Waubun, sch 11.30 with diningcar a. m.; quiet unchanged. brig Welch, Guadaloupe; D. W. SANBOKN, Gonl. 1.30, 3.30, dining StLouis st’gt carots. S19@20 00 Cornmeal steady and quiet 2 10. Wheat Evie B Hall, Hatl, Fernaudina. Supt. car 6.00 p. m., 12.15 night Time Tor 85@3 D. J. FLANDERS. G. P. and T. A.. Boston Table 1893. rooler.§6*5 12% I bag lots. .820321 00 —receipts 9580 bush; exports 149.109 Passed Hell Gate 21st, schs Olive T Additional train week for Baltimore at bush; Whittier, GEO. E. Gen. at Portland. clays PHANTOM on am! after Mon- clear do.. .$45/8®4%l Middlings.. $19322 00 sales 182,000 hush; unsettled and New York for Portland; Chas E Sears, do for WHITNEY, Agt. 63)0 p. m. International quiet,closing oct3 dtf June 20 will leave at 6.30 a. Co. Wnt’r wheat lots. 2 Red at 91 A do for Sarah STEAMERday Freeport Steamship ( bag .S21@24 00 weaker;No %c afloat; 90%®91%c Lubec; Julia Warr, Kennebec; Parlor cars on" on day trains-Sleepers niglil ill.; 2.05 p. m. Wolf’s Point 6.40 a. ni.: 2.10. — — patents... 5 25®5 60! Provisions. f 0 b; No 8 Red at 86e; No 1 Northern 86%@ A Blaisdell, Hoboken for Salem; Zampa, do for trains. FOR / Great Chebeague 7.10 a. m.; 2.40 p. m. Pish. i Pork, Bks.10 00S16 25 86%c; Nolhardat 91%c; No 2 Northern at Boston. Tickets via this line are on sale at principal ?m.Jttlejohns’ Island 7.15 a. m.: 2.45 p. in. Cod—Large clear. .15 25@15 50 8ic; No 2 Chicago at 86%c; No 2 Mil at 84® BOSTON—Ar 20th, sells Morancy, Wilson, Railroad offices throughout New York and New Cousins’ Island 7.20 a. m.; 2.50 Fal- Eastport, Calais, St. John, N.B., Halifax, N.S. Shore ... .5 25@5 60! short ctsl5 50@16;00 @84%c; No 3 Spring at 80Vsc. Rye—Western Porto Rico; Nina Tllson, Green, Apalachicola; p.m. England. mouth Fore Side 7.45 a.m.; 3.10 p. m. Ar- and all of New Nova Sco- Small do. .3 7624 26 Beef,extra at [email protected]—receipts 76,985 bush exports Frank Herbert, Somes Sound for New York, Boston parts Brunswick. office, 211 Washington street rive at Portland 8.30 a. m.; 8.60 p. ni. Prince wards and Bret- Pollock .. ,.2 75@3 75i mess... 8 003 8 25 12,108 hush; sales 22,000 firmer leaky; Ellis P Rogers, Kennebec; Da- tia, Bd Island, Cape bush; opened Knight, dec22 dtf RETURNING-Leave Portland Pier 9.23 a. Haddock., .2 0022 501 9 9 50 and closed dull and weaker; No 2 M ,T Elliot. Thurs- on. The favorite route to Campobello and plate... 00@ at59@69%c kotan, Johnson, Machias; 5.00 m. Fore 00 m ill.; p. Falmouth Side 10.00 a. m,; St, Andrews, N. B. Hake.1 7622 j ex-plate.10 00310 50 elev, 59%@60%c afloat Jsteamer mixed —. ton, Bootlibay; -Hattie S Collins, Geeenlaw, fra PIANOS. 5.30 p.m. Cousins’Island 10.25 a. m.; 0.00 Herring, box Lard. tubs. 6i/g@ 7X* Oats—receipts 76,876 bush jexports 2680 bush; Deer Isle; Unison, Barter, Bath. p. m. Littlejohns' Island 10.30 a. m. 6.05 p. m. Scaled.... 11215c | tierces... 6 ® 7x4 sales 109,000 bush stronger, with good demand Ar 21st, brig Henry B Cleaves, Wallace, from MAINE CENTRAL R. R. Spring Arrangement. Great Chebeague 10.40 a. m.; 6.10 p. m. Wolfs Mackerel, hi pails.... 614311 and scarce ;No 3 at 36%@36%c; White do 41 Arroyo; Forest Belle, Beal, Machias; Harves- Point 11.05 a. m.; 6.45 p. m. Arrive at Free- On and after May 2. and until further no- Shore is..$ I pure leaf.lo @10X4 @41 %c; No 2 at 36%@38c; White do at 42® ter, Roberts, John Girard. Rob- For Bangor, Bar Harbor, St. John, the Vinalhaven; port 11.10 a. m.; 6.60 m. tice. the steamers oi this line leave Railroad Shore 2s..$ l Hams .... 11 @11x4 36@39c; White do and bins, Deer Isle. White Mountains, Quebec, Montreal p. S?i^c:o?IixeSnow, White Mountains and Quebec Line. Insolvency County of Closing. 8 6 Vi 87 ket is unchanged. Wheat closed *4c lower; New jel5&22 No 2 Red at York; Hope Haynes, Franklin; George G For Cumberland Mills, CORN. 78c. Corn closed */2@%c higher; St Silver Portland. Sebago Lake, Bridg- No 2 at Prescott, George; Wave, ton, North Bar- California, Japan, China, Central and South Julv. 44®44Vsc. Oats slow and weaker-No 2 Sld 20th. sch John Paul, Whittier, Norfolk. Fryehurg, Conway, Glen, Notice. Sept. at31%c. no sales. tlett, and Fabyans, 8.45 a. 1.45 and Messenger’s Opening.. 55% 53% Rye, Provisions firm with FALL RIVER—Ar 19th, sch from m., America and trade at 11 Herbert, 6.15 p. m.; St. Johnsbury, Mexico, 55% 53% only job done—pork 50. Lard 6 30 Rockport. Newport Office of the sheriff of Cumberland County. Highest. 35. salt meats—loose and Montreal. 8.45 a. m.. 6.15 p. North Lowest... 64% 53% ©6 Dry shoulders 6 75; Sld sch Lucy May, m.; State of Maine. Cumberlaud, ss. June 14, ■From New York, pier foot of Canal and ribs 6 shorts at 19th, Millbridge. Stratford, Colebrook and Quebec at 1.45 street, Closing.. 54 Vs 631/s longs 95; 7 10; boxed lots DUTCH ISLAND HARBOR—Ar schs A.D., 1892. North River, for San Francisco via The Isth- 16c more. Bacon—shoulders at 6 and 18th, p. m.; Jefferson and Lancaster, 8.4o a. m. 60;longs York for Lynn; R L is to give notice that on the 13tli of mus of Panama. Tuesday’s quotations. ribs —; shorts —. Commerce,JNew Kenney, and 1.45 p. m. day Rockland tor New York; Victory, Sullivan for The June, A. D., a warrant in For Japan and China, WHEAT. cured Hams 11 12 50. difference be« The 8.45 a. m. connects for all points in North- THIS 1892, insolvency Sugar 00® New YTork. was issued out of the of CITY OF PARA sails Juue noon. ern New Hampshire, Vermont, and Court Insolvency for Thursday 30, July. Aug. Receipts—Flour. 2,000 bbis; wheat. 27.000 NEW BEDFORD-Ar sch G Mil- a Chicago said of the estate corn 18th, Henry tween pretty woman the West; and with the Canadian Pacific County Cumberland, against From San Opening. 86 86% bush; 70,000 bush: oats, 54,000 bush; liken, Calais. of Francisco, 1st and Brannon Sts. 0,000; barlev. 00.000 busli. Transcontinental train for Vancouver and Pa- Highest. 86V4 86% rye, NOBSKA—Passed east schs Monlie- and a one is CHARLES W. CHINA, sails Saturday, July 9. 3 p.m. Lowest. 86 7.000 20thli, homely half cific Coast points. The 6.15 p. m. train DAVIS, 86V* Shipments-Fiour, bbis; wheat. 9.000 gan Baltimore for Boston; Joel F Shepard, fm bush; corn, 98,000 lias through sleeper for Montreal where con- adjudged to be an insolvent debtor on petition For or Closing. 86 86% bush; oats, 17,000 bush; Philadelphia for Braintree; Carrie C in the care of the Freight, Passage, general Information rye. 1.000 bush; 0.000 Ware, skin. nections are made with trains via “Soo*" of the creditors of said debtor, which petition to or address the General Eastern CORN. barley. bnsh. Newark for — Chas L apply Agents. ; Jeffrey, Philadelphia for. Line for Minneapolis and St. Paul. was filed on the 7th day of June, A. D., 1892,to Julv. Sept DETROIT. Jne 21.1892.-Wheat-No 1 White Gardiner; Centennial, do for Portland; Richd Nourish and cleanse E. A. ADAMS & CO., the ARRIVALS IN PORTLAND. which date interest on claims is to be comput- 54V* 53 at 8u%c; No 2 Red at 86c; market quiet. B Chute, do for Saco; Fannie Phila- 115 Cor. Broad Opening. Kiimney, ed. That the payment of any debt3 to and State Street, St., Boston. 55 63 Corn quiet-No 2 at 48c.0ats 2 for Seth W with From Waterville and 8.86 a. by * Highest. quiet-No White delphia Gardiner; Smith, Flora Con- skin FRYE’S AM- Lewiston, m.; Au- said debtor, and the transfer and delivery of jelo dtf Lowest. 36%©37c; No 2 Mixed at 34c. Rve nominal— don, and G B Bath and from Rockland [54% 52% Ferguson. Mondays only, any property by him are forbidden by law. 62 No 2 at 80c. Passed east ANDINE with .40 a. m.: Montreal. etc.. 8.20 a. 64% % 20th, brig Sparkling Water, from QUINCE, fusta, Bridgton, That a meeting of the creditors of said Closing... Receipts—Flour, —bbis: wheat. Port Johnson for schs Jacob S 8 Lancaster and debtor, 5,000 bush: Boston; Wins- m.,and p.m.; Quebec, Bridgton to their debts and choose one or more as- CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE. corn, 000 bush bush. low. New York for Mark and notice the 12.20 m.; and prove mats, 3,000 Portland; Pendleton, result. p. Farmington. Skownegan of his estate, will be held at a Court of do for Bar Post do Lewiston 12.25 m.; St. signees Monday's quotations. Harbor; Post, for Winter- p. John, Bangor. Rock- Insolvency to be holden at Probate Court Brunswick You will not do etc. 12.30 m.; Waterville. room, Cotton Markets. May McFarland, for Boston; without land, p. Bath, Augus- in said Portland, in said of Cumberland, WHEAT. ohu C for ta and 6.35 county Sort; Haynes, Georgetown Portsmouth’ Rockland, p.m.: Rangeley, Parm- on the 4th of (By Telegraph.) P W Waterville day July, A. D., 1892, at 10 DIRECT STEAMSHIP LINE. •Tiny. Sept. Sprague, Baltimore for Portland; Nulato, it. ington, Skowhegan. and Lewiston, o’clock in the NEW YORK. June 21. Port forenoon. Opening.. 78% 1892.—The Cotton Johnson for Boothbay. 6.45 p. m.; Montreal, Lancaster, Fabyans, Given under hand the date first Closing. market is and sales 2128 8.00 my above 78Vi 78V4 steady unchanged; VINEYARD HAVEN-Ar 19th. schs Com- Bridgton, p. m.; Night Pullman *1,40 a. written. SAMUEL D. PLUMMER, From Boston and bales; ordinary 5 do — every CORN. good uplands l-ioc; Gulf merce, Hoboken for Lynn; Lucy Hammond, SOLD BY- m. Wednesday Saturday. 5 7-16C; good ordinary stained 4 9-16c ;middling Maclnas for New York; John S Case, Hillsboro ♦Sundays Included. From and July. Sept. uplands at 7 1-16c: do Gulf 7 13-16c; do stain- for Newark; Wm Todd,Calais for Philadelphia every Tuesday Friday. Opening. 47% ed at 7c. Philadelphia. 4fi% Ar20tn, sch Samuel Baltimore for From Long 3 m. From Closing. 48% 46Vi Dilloway, Portland. Mt. Desert & Machias Steamboat Co. Wharf, Boston, p. NEW ORLEANS, June 21,1892.—The Cotton Boston. Pine Street Wharf, Philadelphia, at 3 p. m. Iiv Tuesday’s quotations. market is dull; middling 7*/Ac. DANVERSPORT-Ar 17tli, sch Carrie G Steamer CITY OF RICHMOND, (weather surance one-half the rate of sailing vessel. Crosby, Weekawken. J. i. permitting), leaves Portland—State Street for th9 West the Penn. R. and WHEAT. CHARLESTON. June 21. 1892.—The Cotton Kelley. DYER. Freights by R., GLOUCESTER—Ar 20th. schs Annie jelseodtf Wharf—'Tuesdays and Fridays at 11.15 p. South forwarded free o' July. market is’quiet; middling 7*/se. Green, m„ hy connecting lines, Sept. from Mt Desert for Marblehead ; Minnie W or on arrival of train leaving Boston at 7 p. m. commission. Opening. 78% 78 SAVANNAH. June 21. 1892.—The Cotton Griffin. for Rockland, Bar Harbor and Bangor for New Bedford; Mary A Rice, Machiasport. Passage 810.00. Round 818.00 Closing. 78V* 78% marketis very quiet; middling 7 l-16c. do for Nantucket. Returning will leave Machiasport Mondays and Trip Meals and room CORN. MOBILE,June 21. PORTSMOUTH—Ar 20th, schs Jas A Thursdays at 4. a. m„ arriving at Portland included. 1892.—The Cotton market Gray, make to order is Haverhill for about same "HIE all kinds of custom harness For or to F. P. WIN Julv. Sept. nominal; middling 7%c. Saco; Adeline, Bangor for Glou- midnight days. ■' and sell freight passage apply cester; Hannah D, Kennebec for FAYSON TUCKER, every grade of harness from *10 70 Boston. Opening. 48% 46 MEMPHIS. June 21. 1892—The Boston; Marv Agent, Long Wharf, Cotton mar- J Lee. Rockland for do; Edw Vice Pres, and General Manager. up. Our stock of whips is first-class, prices E. B. SAMPSON, Treasurer and Gener Closing.48'/» 47 ket is quiet; middlings 7 5-lBc. Everett, Rockport1 Gen’l. 10 cents to 84. JAMES G. McGLAUFLIX, for Weymouth, 1 F. E. BOOTHY, Pass, and Ticket Agent. Manager, SO State St., Flake Building, Bosh- Portland, May 2, 1892. au. Portland, Me. jull imo Mass. oct22d THE PRESS. BRIEF JOTTINGS. THE GRAND TRUNK ACCIDENT. POLITICAL NOTES. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. The steam yacht Tillie sailed Monday Further Particulars of the Sad Affair Near Harrison delegates to the county con- NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TODAY. evening. Coaticook. vention are Philander Tolman, A. P. The bark Ethel went on the marine Ricker, M. T. Merrow. At the caucus SECOND PAGE. jnSTTiBBYi Further received from the N. H. withdrew his name Ira F. Clark & Co. railway yesterday. intelligence Seavey, Esq., sad accident on the Grand Trunk at Coa- AUCTION. Bosworth Post was inspected by Major as a candidate for the office of county ticook shows that the washout that F. 0. Bailey & Co. Brown last evening. commissioner. The delegation was Most Important FOURTH PAGE. caused the disaster was 120 feet wide James Black was arrested yesterday by chosen by a vote of 74 out of 75 votes Farrington & Bickford. for the of a coat. 75 feet deep. The engineers have drawn Owen. Moore & Co. larceny thrown, and the following resolution off to the wrecked The Atkinson Company. Yesterday was bright and quite pleas- enough water expose was unanimously adopted: Just Received! Sharpen your own lawn mower. in- ant. The mercury indicated 84°. engine. When the accident occurred Whereas, the out-going member of the board FIFTH PAGE. of county commissioners will leave the northern The of of has shown that the engine Rines Bros. painting the Register Deeds vestigation portion of the county without a representative on the The Atkinson Company. office will cost $45. A new marble psssed over the washout about one-half board, and SIU SHE! top Whereas, the town of Harrison has never had EIGHTH PAGE. will of its own as shown the marks be placed on the radiator. length by a county office, be it OVERSTOCKED. J. R. on Resolved. That the of Harrison LADIES' Libby. the rails and when the cars behind Republicans RUSSIA GOAT OXFORDS. The A double trolley wire for the new in suggestion. caucus assembled, do most earnestly ask and Read the Absolutely boneless codfish. double track on Portland street has been struck the engine they jack- request the Republicans of the county of Cum- Prices! Attention Harrison guards of 1888. berland to our esteemed stretched. knived over. The engine rested on the nominate townsman Eastman Bros. & Bancroft. Clias. A. Lang, Esq,, for the office of county Bros.’ Best India Rir.es Brothers. Cheney Figured The brig Rochemont was in the baggage and express cars, crushing commissioner. Tlie Atkinson Company; 2 lying Resolved, That the delegates from Harrison Silks, 24;inclies wide, in white, cream, stream last all start for while the second-class car went arc night ready to them, hereby requested to use all honorable rose means to tan, bine, pink, and lavender the west coast of Africa. down with the wreck. The first-class secure the nomination of Charles A. Their Policy. Rang, Esq., for the office of county commis- grounds, with beautiful figures. $1 Don’t the bazaar at the car was so fortunate as to stick to the sioner. It is the well known Jolley of the Atkinson forget asylum and no less has been the price every- rails. The second-class car went down to offer in their va- on High street in aid of St. Eliza- Company special bargains today, We are to state that Wm. where all the season. Oar price to stream and landed on below authorized rious departments every few days. Their ad- beth Orphan the rocks Asylum. H. Looney,'Esq., has withdrawn from close, vertisement this morning will interest every Barnum has leased the at and was demolished. In the second- grounds the contest for the state senatorial nomi- one as they have several specials to make. Be as Deering for Fourth of July, 1893. The class car there was but one passenger sure and notice their advertisement. By the nation for the Portland division. Mr. 79c. circus men call Portland the best Fourth far as is known, whose name the author- way, you know they are open evenings and that Looney said that the consider- of circus town in the ities do not know and who lies under the yesterday Balance of our 69c Figured India Is the pleasant part of the day to do shopping July country. ations which his withdrawal this hot weather. The America sailed at 10 o’clock rains. There was also a man, it is re- prompted Silks, 24 inches wide, will be closed yes- were purely personal. He had, he said, with General B. F. But- ported, who was riding on the engine out at At 2 o’clock p. m. today F. O. Bailey & Co. terday morning, determined since to withdraw from with the and who must have long will sell at 18 a stock ler aboard, who had arrived from Po- driver, per- rooms, Exchange street, active participation in politics, and de- of groceries, consisting in part of teas, coffees, land ished. A brakeman was also killed. 49c. Springs. vote himself to the of canned etc. That the list of killed entirely practice spices, goods, extracts, hardware, Advertising car, No. 3, of the Fore- brings up See auction column. his profession—to acquiring strength and paugh show, in charge of W. M. Dale, to seven, besides the four whose names This is the and best ability as a lawyer. toughest wearing with 17 arrived in the were given yesterday. The conductor 75c Silk 50c. The great system of heat, around which the men, city yester- of the and Hernani, colored stock known, just for an All the of the first- Many wage-earners, politic- right lesser bodies move, is now on exhibition. Cook- day. escaped. occupants Tan and Plain Black Silk Hernani ians of the party, particularly among the outing shoe. ing is reduced to a science. Wood, coal, and oil, Mr. J. E. of E. L. Stanwood & class car were shaken up and injured marked down from 75c to 50c. Goold, younger had him to are things of the past. For sale all first-class more or but the morn- element, persuaded by Co., brought to this office yesterday less, fortunately lot of Tennis Shoes we dealers in stoves in the following towns: PORT- become a candidate for senator, and he Big ; slaughter some specimens of well filled ing train out of Island Pond Monday is LAND, C. H. Crocker, F. & C. B. Nash, green peas felt reasonably sure of the nomination. $1.00 Silk Hernani, 75c. the on them raised in his a as far as price every day. O. M. & D. W. Nash, Nelson, Ten- garden at Deering—the first always light one, passengers But the conviction was forced upon him Our best in Plain Black C. A. & T. of the season. are concerned. Fireman Reid’s body was $1 quality ney, Cummings, Akeley Wilson, that his best interests demanded his Broken lot Cadies’ rubber A. R. found indi- and Silk marked 75c. line, soled, F. Foss & Son, Alexander. SO. PORT- There will be a sale of useful and orna- yesterday in a position which Striped Hernani, too was C. A. Tilton. H. F. withdrawal. This the advice of Tennis in Russia LAND, WESTBROOK, mental work in rates he must have jumped from the cab. Oxfords, calf, dongola the Clark Memorial a few of his Boynton. WOODFOEDS, F. E. Wheeler' warmest friends whom he a Woodfords. The sale will be The body of Mr. Small was brought to Silk canvas, at discount from CUMBERLAND MILLS, H. S. Hudson. OLD church, had consulted. He tendered his heart- $1.50 Hernani, $1. big regular North Yarmouth N. E. conducted by members of the Junior yesterday. ORCHARD BEACH, Hill. BRUNS- felt thanks to his many friends who had All our best $1.50 Black Sewing prices. WICK, Adams & Ridley, John Furbish. RICH- Epworth League, and will open at 2 p. Portland Commander; Excursion, so generously assisted him, and promised Silk Hernani in stripes and “New Jtj.v/A'i 1^1 JIUJjCia Diua. 06 VAX., U. jXJ.fl.JUC3 06 OUI1. m. and 6 m. Broken lot in men’s Russia Calf p. Admission free. Ice to do in his Ox- J. A. Winslow & cars will leave the Sta- everything power to promote Brocade” marked $1. BATH, Son. cake and Special Union cream, candies will be on sab. This is the first time the famous fords in bals and bluchers. lion at 8.30 a. m., St. John’s Day, Friday The Farrington Debating Club, 1122 fall. Mrs. Winslow’s Soothing Syrup has been June for Poland and as Cheney Bros.’ Silks (that wear so re- L. L. will hold its 24th, Springs, ■sed over Fifty Years by millions of mothers A., regular meeting have been marked at the cars are to be attached to the regular OBITUARY. markably well) for their children while Teething, with perfeot Thursday evening, at the club rooms. train it is that Sir so low a price. The bargains offered success. It soothes the child, softens the All members will be imperative every please present. Chamberlain. in this sale will be all cures Wind of Portland and Joseph appreciated by j Gums, allays Pain, Colic, regulates The of the Maine Knight Commandery secretary Historical who are so fortunate as to the bowels, and is the best remedy for Diar- his ladies should be on time. The return Mr. Joseph Chamberlain, who for attend. wishes the mem- whether from or Society impressed upon owned and the Ocean rhoea, arising teething other trip will be made on Saturday afternoon, many years kept * causes. For sale by Druggists in every part of bers the importance of attending the House at Cape Elizabeth, died yesterday arriving in Portland at 5.45 p. m. Tick- the world. Be sure and ask for Mrs. Winslow’s of that to be held forenoon at the residence of his son-in- meeting organization ets to return until 25c a bottle. good Monday, June law, Mr. Edward F. Hill, of Eliza- Soothing Syrup. at Brunswick today. Trains leave the Cape j. febSMW&F&wJj 27th, inclusive. beth. Mr. Chamberlain was 79 years at 7.15 a. and return at rtttbby, city m., 11.40p. and one of the old residents of the The well known reputation of the Po- old, m. Cape. The funeral will be held at 2 Street. When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria. land €ongre§s Spring House, together with the o’clock Thursday from the je22dtf When she was a she cried for Castoria. A Bare Book. Bowery Child, music furnished by Chandler’s orchestra Beach church. I When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria. A book of 85 pages covered with vel- and the Haydn Quartette, consisting of lum The Fraternity Reunion. We shall sell these low now is When she had Children, she gave them Castoria in a dilapitated state with a title Miss Florence Knight, soprano, Miss very ; The sixth annual reunion of the mem- deoil eod&wly “Introduction to the Study of Electri- Kate Ricker Dr. H. M. Nick- time to a Summer _ contralto, your get cool, stylish in bers of the Portland Fraternity at The most efficacious stimulant to excite the city,” published London in the year erson tenor, and Harry Merrill basso, will Long Shoe for your vacation. Island, was an event much appetite is Angostura Bitters, the genuine of 1749, printed for J. Dodsley in Pall Mall. make this one of the most pleasant yesterday, B. At all The beautiful Dr. J. G. Siegert & Sons. your druggists This book describes many of the uses to events in the history of Portland Com- enjoyed by present. junl7 FMW&wlw which weather out a much at- electricity is applied at the pre- mandery. Sir Knights who have not no- brought larger tendance than was and no sent time and claimed to be new inven- tified the committee of their intentions expected end tions. The book is to in of amusement was derived from the va- For additional Local News see be used one of are requested to do so at once. The par- the most rious sports of the which included important patent suits to be ty will number from 125 to 150, and a day, Fifth Page. base etc. The base ball tried in Chicago. Mr. S. P. Mayberry, good time is confidently expected. ball, foot ball, was won the “Jake” the owner,will not let it leave his posses- game by Kickers, THE P , PERSONAL. ATlSOr sion but will take it to the court. On McAll Association. Rosenburg, captain, score 15 to 14. Mr. Middle, Pearl and Tine Streets. Mitchell served the dinner in his usual Mr. W. C. Emerson of the Advertiser the fly leaf is the autograph of Benjamin The McAll Association held a pleasant excellent manner. were made has been appointed Portland correspond- West, the celebrated painter, and the and profitable parlor meeting at the Speeches ISAAC C. ATKINSON, GENERAL MANAGER. Messrs. J. C. J. H. ent of the Boston Herald. book was owned by him. house of Mr. Charles J. Chapman yester- by Woodill, Hamel, T. J. W. J. Shaw and F. J. There were Murphy, C. P. Tilden, United States special Nicliols-Stoneliam. day afternoon. about 45 la- Mitchell. A of loan and building dies present. permanent organization treasury inspector A home occurred Down Sale very pretty wedding was formed and the officers Marked associations, is at the United States hotel. Miss Twitchell gave a brief but bright following yesterday morning at 10 o’clock at the were elected: Capes”! Capes ! Major Kimball, the veteran train crier, account of her visit to one of the salles -ON- home of the bride’s father, Mr. W. P. President—.T. H. Hamel. I has resigned and left the station. in Paris, and Mrs. Dr. Fenn gave a very Vice President—P. J. Stoneham, 89 Gray street, Dr. Henry Maguire. Judge and Mi s. Enoch Foster of Bethel vivid and interesting report of the an- Secretary—F. J. Mitchell. Blanchard officiating. The contracting Treasurer—.;. C. Woodill. were in the city yesterday on their way nual meeting of the American McAll As- Executive Committee—J. W. Mitchell, J. A. parties were his only daughter, Mabel T. Onr stock of is and all new, to where Foster will sit sociation held in New York. Dickson, J. Murphy. PARASOLS. Capes large having Bangor, Judge and Mr. Clarence recently Alice, A. Nichols, trav- The reunion was a great success and been made in our work rooms the ten in the law court. He has fully recovered The sum of $10 was raised toward a | past days. eling salesman for Byron Greenough & reflects credit on the committee of from his recent illness. deficit in the mission work in France, great Customers are surprised to see what nice looking Co. The bride was becomingly dressed arrangements. President J. H. Smart of Purdue Uni- and several new members were added. we are for in white silk, while the groom wore the We have received from the man- Capes selling versity, LaFayette, Ind., accompanied by Mr. Hinckley of the Good Will Home just conventional color. Numerous and cost- who are overstocked on his and Mrs. Smart’s Miss for in East Fairfield was then intro ufacturers, family sister, attested the boys ly gifts popularity of the these goods, a choice line of Parasols Swan, have taken rooms at Dr. Young’s, duced and spoke in a pleasant and inter- young people. Mr. and Mrs. Nichols at reduced are and South for the summer. manner his work. greatly prices. They $6.75, $8.75, $10 $12. Portland, left on the 1 o’clock esting concerning train for a short now on sale, much below the former Among the most enthusiastic delegates At the close of the exercises tea and re trip west. value. You are cordially invited to atjthe state convention, yesterday, was freshments were served by several young Many of these are made from light Washburn’s examine them. weight cloth, Mr. <3. Blake of Upper Gloucester. Mr. Circus. ladies and a season of social intercourse suitable for summer wear. Blake, now 80 years of age, is an old-line Washburn’s Circus and Wild West closed the work of the year. NO TROUBLE TO SHOW GOODS. Republican and has taken the Press Show which will appear in Portland, Where Is Miss Calhoun? since its establishment, thirty-one years Tuesday, June 28th, will no doubt be a WE HAVE THEM IN HEAVIER WEIGHT ALSO. ago. He is as bright and smart as many treat to the circus young people. This An English detective and a young man, a younger delegate at yesterday’s gather- is what the Fall Kiver News of the whose name could not be learned, are in says of and ing. performance: “Leon W. Washburn’s this country, searching for Bridget Am a Our stock Print Cambric Wrappers, also Mr. Rupert H. Baxter of this city left circus played here afternoon Calhoun, who ran away from home in Eastman Bro&&Bancroft Cotton and Silk is than ever shown yesterday jun22 d4t Waists, larger for Indian where he uuu v tuv ui uxcu Manchester, The man Monday Territory, ltU^C England. young by us before. will be attached to a scientific survey all tent was tested at both performances. is supposed to be the girl’s brother. Miss summer. a show well of their Calhoun ran away with a man who had They gave worthy CLOAK DEPARTMENT. Mr. Thomas H. Flaherty and sister, large patronage and everyone went away the grippe and committed suicide on the Miss Emily, are in Brunswick attending more than pleased. The people are all passage to this country. Afterwards, it the commencement at Bowdoin College. first class artists in their specialties. is said, she fell in love with a man be- Mrs. Mary Asten A SUGGESTION, Should they return here their large tent longing in this city who deserted her. of Lewisburg, Pa., suffered untold agony from would not begin to hold the people. The She belongs to a wealthy family. broken varicose veins, with intense itch- ing and burning. On the recommendation of a News bespeaks their success wherever physician she took To those in want of RINES BROS. MUSIC AND DRAMA. something they appear.” Hood’s Deering City Meeting. Pavilion Theatre. Sarsaparilla for a gift, or to decorate their and used Hood’s Olive Ointment. Soon the At a special meeting of the Deering This weather is think ulcers began to heal, the Inflammation ceased, making people she was cured, and says, I enjoy homes. Prices are reduced and held completely It Has Come city government Monday evening, of going to the islands. Manager Mc- health as I have not for many years.” “We are with Mrs. were for a on Callum will be all to receive personally acquainted can more petitions presented hydrant ready the Asten and know the above to be true.” J. S. you get for your money To This Pitt street, corner of School street, and large numbers at the grand opening next Gkiffin & Son, Lewisburg, Pa. for a sewer in the school when than ever. pipe house; by Monday night, all will have a HOOD'3 Pills cure Habitual Constipation by the Republicans city committee for the chance to see “The Paymaster,” a first restoring peristaltic action of the alimentary canaL OtrajENTS! That successful, meritor- use every of the City Hall for.meetings and cau- class drama in four acts. The company ious article has its imitations. cuses ; for a new sidewalk on the north- have about all arrived and rehearsals In our Crockery Department today we side of William street. The ETCHINGS, This is a grave injustice, for erly petition commence today. Mr. McCallum gives were that for the use the article will referred, except of his word that the entertainment will be genuine pure which was The mat- offer a as a leader. City Hall, granted. of the best. WATER COLORS, special bargain often be judged by the imita- ter of the land deed was laid on the tar ble. tion. No preparations require __ The Mock Court Trial. Free Circus Tickets. PASTELS AND FRAMES, for their manufacture more Tonight the great mock court trial for Ira F. Clark & Co. have made an ar- the theft of that Rock care and skill, more costly Plymouth rooster From over 300 different 156 beautiful hand decorated Pitchers rangement with the Forepaugh show so patterns Syrup and than will take place at City Hall. The hall purer materials, that everyone who $10 worth and be a purchases will be open at 7 o’clock and the court with patent drip plated caps. Would Flavoring Extracts. of goods at their store before July 4 will will come in at 8 o’clock. The following Photo Stock and Outfits, at 45 cents but for this sale are re- In this instance mater- be presented with a free ticket to either bargain they cheap is the list of those who will take part: of the three on that cents. ials mean inferior flavors. performances day. Judge, Wilford G. Chapman. Complainant- duced to 23 Col. A. W. Bradbury. Attorney for prosecu, Dr. Price’s Delicious Flavor- Attention Harrison Guards of 1888. tion, J. K. Green, Esq., Worcester, Mass. De- fendant, Capt. E. Brown. for All members of the Harrison George Attorney Artists’ Materials. ing Extracts have won their Guards defendant, A. V. Newton, Esq., Worcester, of 1888 are requested to meet at the Lin- Mass. Officer, City Marshal Geo. L. Swett. to confidence way public by coln club rooms Wednesday Clerk of court, Benjamin C. Stone. Witnesses, All at reduced FOR WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY. evening, K. K. Hon. H. prices. the and materials June 22, 1892. Per Gatley, Esq., S. Melcher, E. C. pure costly order, Milliken, Esq., Dr. S. P. Getcheil, George F. Geo. W. Gilchkist, the new em- French, Esq. Jury, foreman, Judge Gould; used, processes First Lieutenant. John L. Shaw, Esq., Major Wm. H. Green, for from Capt. Geo. H. Abbott, Stephen Marsh, Esq., ployed extracting Caleb N. Lang, Esq., Isaac C. M. C. T. A. Atkinson, Esq., the fruits their natural flavor- Col. Chas. D. Clark, Audrew J. Rich. Esq., John H. Fogg, Esq., Geo. H. member of the Maine Commer- Libby, Esq., Capt. ALGERNON STUBBS’ ing principles. In using Dr. Every Whitman Sawyer. cial Travellers’ Association is expected You must see this trial for it will be Art Store- Price’s Orange, Lemon, to he at the rooms Saturday evening one of the funniest things of the day. Vanilla or other flavors the next. Business of vital importance will THE Attention Harrison Guards of 1888. Oscar Welch, who stole Ward Parlin’s housewife will never fail to come before the meeting. Let all make team in on June was ar- of IsaacATKINSOTCOMPANY, C. Crcn'I Farmington 3d, members of the Harrison Guards Old Store 438 Congress & 524 Atkinson, Manager, obtain the flavor a special effort to be there. All mer- rested in Perkins Plantation. ALL1888, are requested to meet at Lincoln Street, grateful Monday Club in the of the as- he was a Booms, Wednesday evening dune 22nd, chants interested welfare given hearing in Farmington, Per and 526. Rlnes Bros. PEARL AND desired. ,. 1892. GEO. W. GILCHBISX, 1st Opp. VINE STREETS. and bound over for Order, MIDDLE, sociation are requested to meet with us trial. Lieutenant. It ju8 eod3w je22 dtf
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