PORTLAND FRIDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 1, 1886. ESTABLISHED JUNE 33, 1862—VOL. PORTLAND, ν» FAIR. the stock of the new road for mile THE CORHAM CRANCE FROM season on the banks, averaging about foui CUMBERLAND every * this morning under suspicious cir- CLEARED UP. WAHSINCTON. Mr. Mitchell interested Mr. HPEilAL NOTICE». THE PORTLAND DAILY PBE.S., suddenly days' fishing in a week. completed. and before medical Thomas Temple of Frederickton, Ν. B., a «very day (Sundays excepted) the cumstances attendance Grant's marble in car Pel' Published Uy in At shop Bucksport, of the Exhibit member of the Canadian and Open Their Seventh Annual PUBLISHING At a coroner's which A Proposed Change Civil Service tablets An Auspicious Opening Parliament, PORTLAND COMPANY, was called. inquest A Sixteen-Year-Old Confesses t( be seen two grave already for setting others, who furnish the On July Boy Rules Examinations. dates of deaths. One ol capital. With a Boom. At «7 KxoHAKO* Stbbet, Portland. Mb. was held Trask testified she acknowledged Regarding except inscribing Yesterday. 15, an organization was affected as follows : Setting Fires in Harmony. these has been for several years Address all communications to that she had taken Paris She prepared President—Thomas M. P. DR. Ε. Β. to him green. the other but recently. Both of the parties Temple, REED, Directors—Thomas Van PORTLAND PUBLISHING CO. had been sick lor twelve hours be- Temple, M, P., Wesley A Number of People View the violently The President Asked to Help the ordering these for themselves are quite ageci The Exciting Races Witnessed by Wart, James Mitchell, G. J. Shaw, J. O. Brad- Large death. Other Persons to be Impli- but bid fair to live some and Botanic Physician fore her The inquest adjourned tc Thought Democratic Ticket of people, years. Thej bury. Fine Exhibit of Stock and watch Clairvoyant MAINE. Pennsylva- are Mrs. Smith and Mr. Gross, 3,000 People. Superintendent-James Mitchell. MEDICAI- BOOMS await further and an autopsj cated in the Crime. Mary Philip developments nia. David Harriman, another man, Treasurer and Solicitor—J. o. Bradbury. Some Interesting Trotting. Bucksport E. by a physician. has had his grave prepared for several years Secretary—D. Thompson. 592 CONGRESS PORTLAND, ME. a few of the farmers of ST., A Frost. It has a sides cement Eighteen years ago The stock is Heavy A Swindler Arrested. : granite bottom, brick, capital $120,000. Lewisto:n, Sept. 30.—Alfred Ilurd, of two leaves ol the old and town of Cumberland held The next town Hartland is Har- The Gorham Grauges opened their seventh Dr. Heed treats all chronic diseases that flesh Is [Special to the Press.] Patent to a Maine Inventor. ed, waterproof, and a cover thrifty beyond heir to; all cases that are as incurable Hath, Sept. 30.—J. II. Dalton, alias I. W boy, has been arrested halved the tablet is alsc fair. mony, and that town has voted to subscribe annual' fair it having been post- given up was a sixteen-year-old 30.—The granite together; a small autumn It proved successful Thursday, the allopathic and I Sakford, Sept. 30.—'There heavy Washington, Sept. following Mr. to the extent of five cent, of its valua- by homoeopathic physicians. McCurdy, was arrested today, on a charge Iwith setting fire to building: set. Harriman also has his casket pur- per from the 28th on account of the rain. their case to cure them. I fird charged patent was issued this week :. and continued prosperity caused the organ- poned will take treat and Irost throughout this section of the State chased and a burial shroud ready. Although tion, and Mr. Mitchell will make the same about four-fifths of the cases to die < r\ of swindling. His method was to offei in Harmony. He was one of the first upor C. H. slasher. Farmers' with members in For the first there was a large attendance, given up all har- Howard, Auburn, an old man, he is still smart and around. ization of a Club, offer he did to Hartland. If citizens will day be cured. Examination at a distance by lettf ». this morning. Crops are nearly cheap jewelry for sale on the street corner. whom suspicion fell. Hurd is an unfortunati that North Yarmouth and subscribe so as to make the whole amount fully 2800 people being present. The grounds with their full name aud place of residence ; J vested. Off On a Visit. One day last week a partridge lighted in town, Falmouth, who has not had half a chance in the he will find the the track was smooth one 2-cent stamp and $2.00. Examination at ti.e Conference. Baiting the crowd with cash gifts he would lad, the yard of Mr. R. S. Cook, at North La· elsewhere, and the permanent location ol $25,000, remaining capital. were in good condition, consultation free. Unitarian Mrs. Cleveland and Mrs. Folsom have gone In fact this offer will hold to all the office $1, and sell a lot world. He came from stock and his in close to an old hen with good seemed to be session of cuff buttons at fifty cents, and poor to Ν. for a visit of about ten moine, proximity excellent grounds in West Cumberland with and hard, and everything OlHrc Hour*—9 a. hi. io in. aplOsntf Bangob, Sept. 30.—At the opening Buffalo, Y., The her towns on the proposed road to Moosehead 9j». were at the alms house her family of thirteen chickens. farmers of Gorbam. a then return the money to the purchasers and early years spent days. a good half mile track and suitable perma- Laka. Under this Hartland and the favorable for the sturdy of the Unitarian Conference here today, immediately sprang upon the partridge, and plan the them a dollar besides. The crowd was His misfortune was a bad eldei Civil Service Rules. other towns will have no which is who composed devotional Rev. Francis give greatest held it until Mrs. Cook, warned by the out- nent buildings of all kinds. These annual mortgage, The following gentlemen service was led by different from the of most towns hard for the to and a lot of worthless watch brother. This brother was sent to the re Civil Service Commissioner Oberly says cry, came out and the experience committee have worked of Thacher of A business session eager buy, captured partridge. exhibitions have come to be quite a feature general Out Farmington. old foi the proposed change of civil service rules in which embark in railroad enterprises. The much credit is due Getting •hains were sold for a dollar, buyers expect- form school when he was 14 years A correspondent of the New York Post re- with Portland as well as the towns success of |this fair and followed. Officers were elected as follows : relation to the board is intended people, company proposes to run the road but no examining that efforts have been made to work Johnson, chairman, ing their money returned with a generous setting fire to the barn on the Harmony pool ports doubt it will be leased. There them : Messrs. H. B. President—Francis M. Sabine, Bangor. entirely to guard against possible favoritism the Deer mine with in the vicinity, as the scene is easily reached eventually farm. old tc im- Isle silver profit. The has been talk of from Pittsfield to and H. B. Allen. Vice President—George F. Talbot, Portland. cash present all around. After the sharper Since Alfred has been enough in marking examination It is the Maine Central railroad and a short building G. SI. Parker a Bad Box ! papers. ore in this vein yields 33 per cent of zinc, by with the Belfast Secretary and Treasurer—Kev. C. C. Vinal.Ken- do much lie lias been t< possible to get an examining board in any of Unity and there uniting A VIEW OF ΤΠΕ STOCK. had got all the money the crowd wanted to work, apprenticed from 10 to 15 of lead, 2 of copper and 5 of ride a or by line from nebunk. the various towns and small cities where ex- stage through pleasant country, road, thus forming an independent of Executive Committee—Kev. C. Cressev. he stuffed it into his Mr. Charles A. one of the select iron, with fifteen ounces of. silver, and $5 There was an excellent showing stock, George put up, coolly pocket Laughton, aminations are held that will not be person- a charming drive of some twelve miles. the Megantic road at Moosehead Lake to Bangor; Mark 1'. Emery, Portland; .John D. sufferers worth of gold to the ton. It was jfound that in direct having good ex- and was driven to Hardings, a small station men of Harmony and one of the bj with, or at least, know Belfast. Belfast would thus be the following gentlemen Hopkins, Ellsworth. ally acquainted there were no furnaces in this country adap- It was intended to commence the exhibi- AVater- and boarded the train the fires. something about nearly every who communication with Canada. hibits : State Missionary—Rev. D. N. Sheldon, three miles away, applicant ted to the treatment of so complex an ore. tion on Wednesday, but rain prevented, Belfast comes examination. It is very The Republican Journal says: son the ville. facts It was ascertained that this was in th< before.them.for A which the are saved is Mr. H. B. Johnson and of "village bound west. The becoming known, boy to suit process by metals which somewhat interfered with the general will in any event be in direct communication and one ; to keep an accurate easy for them to regulate the marking had nine thoroughbred Holateins.