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December 30,1880 PORTLAND DAILY PRESS. ESTABLISHED JUNE 23, 1862--V0L. 18. _PORTLAND, THURSDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 30, 1880. |82KB£BiffM| PRICE 3 CENTS. THE PORTLAND DAILY PRESS, The News that the faet about Published MISCELLANEOUS Brldgton argues dling Allentown, and the respectable every day (Sundays excepted,) by the THE PRESS. citizen’s son remembered _MISCELLANEOUS. of the federal office holders’ support of Mr. that he used to share PORTLAND PI his candy and fruit with “Sadie” when BLISHINO CO., Frvc in this section they of .the State indicates went to Sunday school together, and other At 103 Exchange St., Portland. THURSDAY MORNING, DEC. 30. that “this is the prevailing sentiment among persons remembered tho girls when they at- Terms; Eight Dollars a To tended the common schools, and remembered Year. mail eubscrib the great mass of as fed- ore Seven Dollars a Year, if paid in advance. Republican voters, their nine brothers and sisters and their father Every regular attack^ of tke Press is furuisketl eral office holders are not very apt to run and mother, and a great deal besides, which THE with a Card certificate now MAINE"STATE PRESS signed by Stanley Pullen, counter to sentiment.” If the News they would be thankful to have their All public is Editor, railway, stemboat and hotel managers neighbors forget, for the Allentown Bern- published every Thursday Morning at $2.00 a will take the trouble to recall the if in will confer a favor us political hardts the whole tho year, paid advance at S2.00 a year. upon by demanding credentials deny story, punish orig- of this for the inators of it, and leave those who have con- 1880. 1880. of every person claiming to represent our journal. history county past ten years, Rates of Advertising: One inch firmed it and embeiished it with details with- of space, the CONTINUATION we thiuk it will confess that the of office hol- length column, constitutes a “square.” out any visible means of moral support. Si.50 per first We do not square, daily week; 75 cents per read anonymous letters and communi- ders here have not always been in full ac- It is very pitiful, very small and very con- week after; throe insertions or contiuu less, $1.00; cations. Tke name and address of the writer are in cord with sentiment. temptible, but is there not a lesson In it? Has ing every other day after first week, 60 cents. OF OTIR public We do not for Half all cases not for the readiness with which this little story was square, threo Insertions or less, 7G cents; indispensable, necessarily publica- a moment the of the one question right federal received, the with which it was week, $1.00; 50 cents per week after. tion but as a guaranty of good faith. celerity mag- Special one-third office holders to have their own views on nified, the with which it was Notices, additional. We cannot undertake to return or quickness spread 1 '“ter head of preserve‘com- to ,, "Amusemf.nts” and “Auction abroad, nothing akin the manner in which munications that are not used. public affairs and to seek in ways to Sales, j.2.(K)per square per week; three inser- proper everything to the discredit of its heroine lias tions or less, $1.50. GREAT MARK DOWN SALE. enforce those views with the same freedom been welcomed by the gossips? Advertisements inserted in the “Maine State If “respectable citizens” aid and com- Press (which has a circulation in CHRISTMAS. enjoyed by other citizens; but we do most give large every part of the for A for the fort to falsehood, it is too much to believe that State), $1.00 per square for first lnser- i Suggestion Loyal League. the “° C<>n,S emphatically protest against assumption a woman who has rivals and enemies who are P*r Bquare for each "Ubisequent One of the New York HuwGon Republican cam- that those views in this instance are the by no means respectable citizens, and who Address all communications to the have motives a thousand-fold than the paign clubs, Lincoln Club of Rochester, views of a majority of the Republicans of stronger PORTLAND PUBLISHING CO. silly desire of have been is seeking means to sustain local interest in self-glorification, may GIGANTIC Cumberland county. We believe that on a belied now and then? The history of Bern- REDUCTIONS the maiulenancc of its the does not concern organization. One full discussion and consideration of the mer- hardt, woman, the pub- entertainments. lic; but is it not possible that, as It stands it is plan suggested, which meets with much its of the a would con- case, large majority fairer than that of those whoso own accounts FROM FORMER WHICH AMAZE AND is to make a PRICES, favor, political academy of the clude, that the welfare of the Nation, the are darkened by the accusations which they MILITARY AND Club. The idea is to hold regular meetings State and the would be bring against her, although othorwise they may CIVIC BALL, CONFOUND THE PUBLIC. Republican Party be stainless. — — ouce a these to be con- BYTHE Don’t IT our fortnight, meetings best subserved by the election of Mr. Hale. Furthermore, not this hibiscus of Con- may Forget ducted with the object of the mem- This necticut scandal, as its flutter to the training result would not indicate any want of petals bers in earth after their brief read a parliamentary practice as well as to of Mr. who is a valuable blooming-time, appreciation Frye, sermon to those who are beginning to out PORTLAND MECHANIC BLUES educate them in The cry Like It Known in political topics. pre- representative and is now in a position of for “the truth about George Eliot,” meaning Nothing officer is to to members at the the details of her siding assign usefulness and influence greater than he thereby scandal, petty CITY Was there not of this detest- HALL, stated times which are history? enongli — subjects upon OK — they could possibly have in the Senate. The able prying into the lives of the Bronte sisters CHRISTMAS to GROCERIES and to a prepare papers arguments. Topics Sjfate of Maine cannot afford to dispense disgust every creature with human heart, I that one History. the life of who was than like finance, the public schools, the tariff, with the services of either of these emi- greater they Thursday Evening, Dec 30,’80 must be subjected to the slimy touch of tlioso taxation, are those to be discussed. music by Chandler’s Band. An but Once in a Lifetime. among nent men. who were not worthy to look upon her? Is it Ttio m a one and necessary because women without brains ■Tickets admitting Gent and Ladies, 75 cts. Gal- Opportunity Occurring good worthy of the AT to own to lery tickets 26 cents, which can be obtained at attention of the There is talk in western Missouri of enough appreciate their likeness the Loyat ;n yjg cy,. door and uf the Committee of Arrangements; Rosamond Vincy demand it, because it is de- A. That organization should be u..« making a new State, to be called West Mis- Maxwell, chairman; S. F Starblrd, M. A. kept up, manded by men whoee apologies for souls are (,has.Itoss. D. V*. J, souri, n[ Bussell, Scully. All members of perhaps interest in it conld not be more cbe sixth, seventh, eighth, overflowing with envy of the woman who -MUitary are requested fo appear in full uniform. f icor maintained than ninth and tenth CongreoeSoual districts—51 surpasssed them, to tel! the story over and Manag r, Cant. Chits. W. Davis. Aid", Sar- Read. Reflect. Ponder. easily by adopting the pro- tt P. over again? It is not “in the interest of mor- gent Osborn, G. A. Knight; Privates I). W. of the New York counties in all. Their total vote t.,r Presi- Bussell, S. F. Starblrd, T. W. Scott. Don't posed experiment society. als” to do so, as some of the wonld-be scandal- dee2ydtd Don’t be Ex- dent was Cry Humbug. Skeptical. In and the 192,143. Of this Hancock ha* mongers plead, for George Eliot and her books describing commenting upon have L WILSON 4 no more moral connection than a W. amine The of _ Samples in Out* Show Win- Rochester the Journal inti- 95,665. total vote the State for | carpen- CO.’S,— Large plan Albany ter and tho work not The Mirror of the World. of his hands. It is in the mates the President was 397,241. The proposed new interest of dow. Permit Your Eyes and Judg- that Lincoln Club should do religion, unless there be some creed Wilson & Farlau's art it is would which the consideration and grand entertainment, for the in as well State, believed, be.Republican in enjoins confes- nirrar of the a ment to Our something party general World,” Drummond light ex- Verify Startling 1SS4. sion of the faults of other persons; au<l it is hibition of dissolving scenes and illustrations, 400 as to train its members not in help younger to _ the interest of society, for George Eliot U'ct in size, of Europe and the Comer Announcement. America, Holy Land, and never Federal wun it in is Streets. anu now bo- u think and on muigiou me, til be presented this in dec23 ExchangeO eodtf speak public questions. “The IIaiu'kk's Weekly: The daily news- evening Plymouth Church, iu yond its jurisdiction. the whole, can Friday evening Woodford's Corner M.E.
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