PRESS. _——————^ PORTLAND DAILY_ THREE CENTS. ESTABLISHED JUNE 23, 1862—YOL. 33. PORTLAND, MAINE, THURSDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 12, 1895._{gN^it8M8AETCT0agt_PRICE ■ ~

which a of the dis- NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. all day. He went down to tho front step was part company’s NO ADVANCE. and got close to the Valkyrie’s hull and FM AT THE FAIR. play. a critical examination of it. made S. Aronoosky was represented by the of his establish- on sow delivery .wagon clothing ashore and pigs. for the ment, the wagon being trimmed occasion. The Westbrook Chronicle car- Schooner Ada S. Allen of Calais Will Prove Fall the the River Manufacturers Deny The Trotters, the Steers riago came next, the name of paper Valkyrie Disqualified for Fouling a Total Luge. Pulling being worked in colors on the fly net Weavers’ and the Fakirs Make It. which covered the horse One of the Request, the Yankee Boat. Haven, 11. 5 Vineyard Mass., September was handsomest displays in the parade —Schooner Ada S. Allen of Calais, that of the Haskell Silk Company. Long Martin, Hoboken for Eastport, Me., with strings of white flowers decorated the 364 tons of coal went ashore on the Sow FOR AN INCREASE IN THE THE BEST COUNTY SHOW HELD was drawn by four gray THE DECISION OF THE COMMITTEE off island barouche which and Pigs ledge Cuttyhunk beside the PAID. IN horses. A youngster sotting WAGES CAUSES GENERAL SURPRISE. about nooa today, during a dense forg NEW ENGLAND. driver held a banner of purple silk on and strong southwest wind and heavy GOOD which the lettering informed the peo- sea. She filled with water In twenty this was the Haskell a ple that Company’s minutes after striking. The sea made The Weavers Will Hold a General Meet- Competent Judges So Pronouuce It—A exhibit. In the carriage sat four young The Most That Was Expected Was That clean breach over the vessel. About 13.80 oostume like Tonight But It Is a Thought There BARGAINS Great Crowd the ladies in Japanese looking ing the Race Would be Resailed—The Third the captain and orew were taken off by Yesterday Despite 0 “three little maids from Will Be No Strike. Rain—Westbrook’s Trades Parades— the school,” Race Occurs Today. the steam tug Mercury and brought here. and one of their chums. Phillips & Webb, saved nothing exoept the yawl boat Some of the Premiums. Fall River, September 11.—A meeting ARE ALWAYS They had a in the Now York,'September 11.—The regatta the lumber dealers, wagon this after- and a portion of the crew’s personal was held by the manufacturers committee York Yaoht “Up you go ancTdowu you go; round and on it were of the New parade placed chimney noon half the effects. It is feared the vessel and cargo and was attended by about Ciub rendered a decision late this after- and round; only attraction on the and other of what may will be a total loss. Captain Martin will pieces examples members of the association. It did not IN DEMAND. noon soon as the weather sang the shouter for tho wheel and carvers’ tools. sustaining Mr. Iselins protest go to tho vessel per- ground,” be done with wood the remain in session more than fifteen mits with the Boston Towboat company’s which would make Mr. Ferris open his against the Valkyrie and awarding yes- minutes. The sentiment was unanimous- at this store mean wrecking boat. Bargains terday’s race to the Defender. This was eyes in wonder to see three or four men ly against granting any advance and in and the rosult reached after deliberations and the motive power where he down-right honesty style EXPENSIVE SALUTE. supplying there was no discussion. After the conferences all used great steam engines. quality, or our low prices go for lasting practically day. weavers’ letter had been read, in which efforts were made the commit- York! Gun Caused “Holy Moses, look at these brioks; Strong by WaddiDg From New an increase of ten per cent was asked Ja nothing. tee to about an to re- they’re and double-jointed A CRY FOR bring agreement East Boston Fire. overgrown vote was called for. It was decided with- sail the but Lord Dunraven and Mr. and we’re selling ’em out at five cents, race, out a single dissenting voioe, not to ad- Some values on sale lselin demanded on the pro- just half a dime, cried the man with phenomenal go judgement Boston, September 11.—There is a very vance, and then to appoint committee of test. This loft the committee oniy one now Investi- the slabs of pop corn, adding to the peo- Thursday in the Handkerchief depart- interesting theory just being four to draw up a letter explaining to the thing to do to decide if the Valkyrie on the wheel. “Take one with you SANFORD’S Fire Marshal Whitcomb with re- ple weavers the for increase fouled the Dofecder or the Defender gated by why sought ment. as to shako hands with the fouled the Valkyrie. As the ocurrance gard to the origin of the fire at the East you go up would not be made. The committee held was under the committee’s man in the moon. directly eyes Boston wharves.'It is based on the iqueer a meeting immediately after the ad- a lot and was witnessed by thousands thero “Here’s hot dinner for 15 We offer large of Ladies’ coincidence that only about fifteen your good journed association meeting and GINGER was one decision possible. Lord only was discovered a cents clam chowder and baked beans,” Handkerchiefs— Dunraven and his friends hold that his minutes before the fire discussed what would be the best form White Linen the among its ingredients purest and the bow the of the dining tent Containing best of boat was crowded by the Defender salute was fired by six-pound yelled proprietor of letter to send to the operatives. This size and hemstitched in 1-8, of medicinal French brandy and the regular to the the accident was unavoidable. The com- States oruiser New by the South American museum. “La- A PRIZE WINNER. it is vastly superior battery of the United _ _ letter will not be until imported ginger, time to state given publicity 1 1 2 worthless, and often dangerous gingers mittee gave oach side ample dies and children can go in for five cents, J. J. had decorated his 1-4, 1-2, 1, <1 cheap, 9 York. Beatty gaily the weavers’ secretary receives it. urged as substitutes. Ask for SANFORD their side and took the testimony of the simply rtp mark on the a half a dime, the museum team. Mr. informed the ourious inch hems, at I GINGER and look for owl trade captains of each yacht and others on A reporter found Fire Marshal just replied Beaty as a matter of courtesy to the union. In | B^|j 8oid Potter Drug and man. in and tobacco. B. wrapper. everywhere. . David Henderson, who sailed Whitcomb in his office shortly before that he deals cigars substances the letter will the manu- 4Uizh. Proprietors. Boston. say I CoRP.,£>ole on the Defender as a representative of noon and learned from him the substance “Ladies and here you in his sum- shentlemens, G. Pride represented display facturers cannot afford to increase wages Lord Dunraven, and J. R. Bush who of the clues which the Marshal was Another lot of about twelve dif- upon vas find underclodings for 75 cents a suit. mer and winter. There were several ice at the present time, because the margin represented the New York Yacht at work. The evidence tends to show,” in now aint called the as coal teama Deco- for business is not TO DEFRAUD- on the each reported on the oc- Mr. that the fire caught Shtep right it, ”, wagons and many profitable large enongh ferent styles of Ladies’ Embroider- ATTEMPTED Valkyrie said Whitcomb, to warrant doing so. Cotton bais advanced currance. All interested parties were at some bales of stored in the ex- Hebrew whose stock of dry ration was not J. W.Morris, in hay peddler necessary. rapidly to 8*4 cents and this sharp ad- ed Border the yacht club house until late in the treme ends of this wharf. There {were a on tho two Scalloped Au Ungrateful Nephew’s Return for Kind- goods was laid out ground. the grain and feed store maD, lent vance has not been any more than afternoon. It was 4.30 p. m. when the series of doors out of this sliding opening From all of which it may ho ; mates of which was an attractive dis- the advance in for Handkerchiefs, ness—Tried to Swindle His Aunt, decision was announced. It was in the and these doors were all shut gathered equalized by prices long shed, cloth. will mako It clear that the form of a to Mr. Iseliu’s protest and fastened on the before the fire that while it rained yesterday at Nar- of from his store. Mr. F. H. They reply night play goods of the six months came and read as follows: in t.hft usual manner. in at- farm, profits past [special to the press.] ragansett park, enough people.were Grant, the proprietor of.’Maploorest from when “We to acknowledge your letter that has been carried wholly speculative buying, Ladies’ Hemstitched Lawn beg The investigation at the fair to the man taste if he 11.—Charles I. We have tendance county keep is a of good arranged cotton wag cheap. All mills did not Winthrop, September yesterday protesting Valkyrie. on shows, however, that while these in bor- on the for the on the from his follow this policy and those that did not Handkerchiefs—both fancy Nelson was arrested as he was about to the matter our careful considera- doors were s'iut and fastened there were, fakirs midway hustling the exhibit wagon given have been cotton for some time tion and believe that the foul occurred In fact it was a its of buying board the train at us is usual with dobrs to freight sheds, dimes and nickela place. That cart, with array vege- der and plain white, great Winthrop station, the miscalculation of the dis- at advanced quotationa They concede through cracks and crevices along the sides and even for a and fruits was an fair the sheriff on a gratifying attendance pleasant tables agricultural the for a steady fall trade now Monday afternoon, by tance between the two yuchts at a criti- about the corners. These did not fit tight prospects and the heavens smiled on a one in itself. W. H. seem but to advance because value, writ as he was about to leave the cal moment, our observation sus- of a and there was day finally and pleasing Wyer fair, wages oapias i'fom like the doors safe, of business would be not tained that of others who were in looseness and all around the the clouds breaking in time who sells and carriages, brought prospective state. by more or less play crowds, repairs but be followed we find the Val- only impolitic, might by position to see, them. At the bottom, also, along the races of the but not an extra wheel in his No idle talk but in Several months ago. Nelson’s father for the afternoon, along carriage reductions and serious troubles later. straight bargains foodyrie in contravention of section 2 racing sills of the there was a little shed, quite from the but is was a wheel more for orna- The will hold a meet- oame from Sioux Falls, S. D., upon a bore down the Dofender did not close until the trades parade nearby buggy, weavers general our backed rule, 16, upon space.which the doors up, Hosiery Department, of the main was ment than made of flowers ing tomorrow night and it is thought the visit to his sister, Miss Frances Shaw. and fouled her by a swing and as was natural about a place of that olty of Westbrook sadly bedraggled. use, being to her letter will reach Secretary Whitehead be- values that will save you he could obtain boom when luffing straighten kind, there was obaff and hay scattered Yesterday was Westbrook day, devoted and green leaves. F. C. Raymond fruit by good Finding that money allowed fore that time. Two collectors of the course. Wo consider the Defender around loosoly over this sill and along H. the and from her he obtained $1500 with which to to the from that city and made and confectionery, T. Snow, union their opinion that dimes dollars. the Valkyire sufficient room to windward the wharf outside. By moans of this parade gave tonight a visit to the fair the Westbrook meat market, L there would be no strike. a grocery stole and set his son] to clear of the committee boat. tinder-like a of any the occasion "for by plumber, purchase pass chaff, single spark The action of the state board of arbitra- Tan white Your protest is therefore sustained,” substance that of the Westbrook They G. Babb and E. B. Hawkes, the milk Ladies’ Hose, split up in trade. burning smouldering many people. tion and coneiiiation in the matter of Lord Dunraven accepts the decision and chanced to fall among the stuff could the and N. B. the from 50c to young Nelson sold out to came by team and they crowded dealers, Lovell, builder, the linen mill strike was made to- feet—reduced Saturday, will have the Valkyrie at the line tomor- communicate a blaze to the bales as public and received his Portland and Rochester trains. In the all had teams in line. Bragdon Broth- day. The board sentJSecretary Howard the John L. Ingraham row for the third of the races. as if connected by a train of easily following: “We deem it our duty to in- money. He immediately forwarded it to 200. powder. form you that we are fully assured that his father and made preparations on About two or three hundred yards out Too Cooks the Broth. if the spinners will return to the mill of the quiet to follow the money, although Many Spoil in the stream lay the cruiser New York. the American Linen oompany Monday Merino Tests and he his friends to understand that he New 11.—Talk around Her bow was the end'of the Ladies’ gave York, September just opposite next, everything will be done by the was to remain in town for several weeks. the dock has it there was a tilt wharf whore the fire was and there was a Dry management to make the spinning as in light and medium weight, It appears to be a well laid scheme up- aboard the Defender yesterday between southwest wind blowing on the Pants, strong as it can be made for workmen, and on the part of the father and son to get Mr. Iselin and Hank Haff. The of the fire, just in the right good Captain morning conditions favorable as possible for earn- what money they could from Miss Shaw talk among the members of direction to carry any wadding from her £jOC< originated ing good wages. and skip. It was indeed fortunate that the crew, who are said to express dissatis- saluting guns directly over to this tinder he was apprehended before given an op- faction with their treatment at the hands box upon the wharf. Now the strange Hancock Boys’ Bibbed Stockings, just portunity to carry out his intent. of the acting member of the syndicate thing about the whole matter is that the County Fair, which owns the American boat. New York fired a salute at just about Ellsworth, September 11.—Trotting at the for school wear, A CAISSON EXPLODED. the were minutes before the fire on the thing The story is that while yachts fifteen Wyman nark this afternoon mart ed the manoeuvring for position Mr. Iselin un- wharf was discovered. This combination of the would tend to sceond day of the annual fair of the Han- 2 SO. Havoc Bailed in An Artillery tompanj at dertook to direct the handling of circumstances give Haff resented it. “If you to the theory that the guns cock county fair association. In the 2.45 Louisville. yacht. Captain plausibility want to sail the yacht say so before we of the New York might have been re- olas3, purse $100, five starters, E. H tho for the blaze.” Ladies’ and Children’s Jersey start and I’ll surrender wheel,” sponible in some way Greeley, Ellsworth, Matin Beil, b f, by 11.—A Haff is to have said, or Fire Marshal Whitcomb stated that be- Louisville, Ky., September Captain reported Don was first Charles G. Andrews Tests and fine quality— words of similar Mr. Iselin sub- fore he could the facts to substan- B., Pants, caisson exploded this morning at sunrise import gather sided. It was too late. Had Captain Haff tiate this theory he would have to com- Bangor, Lady Lighftoot, b m, second. for use— as a was fired by Battery A. of New ribbed—just right present gun being been let alone, say members of the crew, municate with the officers the WHERE THE FAKIRS CONGREGATE. Best time, 236% In the 2.24 class, purse Louisville Legion. Five members of the tho Defender would not have got to lee- York, and from them learn the nature of new the stand at the the shoo dealers, had a shoe on a $250, resulted, A. B. Buck, Borland, goods, two were ward, and there would have been no the ammunition, the exact time of firing forenoon grand park | ers, battery were killed, first; N. T. Dore. Others subordinate and the of the guns from which as if a race must be in float and the shoe was enough to Camille, by Harbinger, is fouling. holding position looked progress, big wounded and one missing. at the or- fired. As the New York Charles G. 2 SO. were equally excited the salute was had taken from hold the firm and one or two friends be- Bangor, Flora, br m, second; A. L. positions so many people refuge The victims were: Corporal ders received from Mr. Iselin and his is not in port at the present time, these blk third. the rain there. In the meantime the side. E. A. Carter, who deals in shoes Andrews, Bangor, Denver, g, C. A. Mc- manner of them. The crew of tho facts cannot be ascertained for some days our Robinson, privates Woods, giving Kimball 3.26. Attendance four Ladies’ Tan regular are satisfied that havo the to come. Of course, it is possible that the trades formed over in Westbrook sent a gaily : decorated wagon. Time, 2.31, 2.28, Hose, Bride and William Adams, a colored Defender they parade better boat. One of them said this morn- guns were trained in such a position as started for Gorham in the rain and Eastman’s team was naturally laden thousand. 35c were members aDd quality, driver. The soldiers killed “We can walk away from the to render the theory improbable, or it ing: mud. Mr. G. Fred Murch was marshal, with groceries and teas, and W. W. of Battery A and belonged to a section of Valkyrie in any kind of weather.” may bo that the wadding used was of a BOYS IN BLUE. but with the and for his aids he had Messrs. F. A. Spear’s was under a canopy of wall pa- 25C. six in of one gun. non-combustible material, charge Defender Will Never Be Able to Use Her be confessed that mortar and was facts at hand it must Harris, E. H. Phillips, King Raymond per. A gilded pestle sym- Thirty Thousand Veterans Marched offers a THE WEATHER. Broken Spar. this suggestion plausible theory. and E. L. Dresser. The marshal and bolical of tho drug business of K.S. Ray- Gossamer School Bags. Water- Through tho Streets of Louisville. New York, September 11.—Defender’s his aids stuck to their places at the head mond. C. E. Cobb had a milk team In Ticket Invited to Visit Europe. Cloth School Bags—plaid and a Agents John L. Bohnsen had two wag- proof Showers. splintered topmast was replaced by of the line and rode along like veteran line,>nd Louisville, September 11.—Loui- which is Ky., assortment in •’ stick from the Colonia, 11.—The afternoon while the water ran down ons. plain linings—large Boston, September 11.—Cloudy; spare Boston, September cavalrymen, sville was ablaze with patriotic en- over two years old. It is a smaller spar International Ticket and thunder session of the their backs and soaked It was a creditable display and received probably local showers than the one. Defender has an- Fanouil througlatheir thusiasm today. Through her streets colors and black, injured association was hold In but of the exhibi- winds. at but Mr. Agonts’ clothing. lots of applause, many storms; continued warm westerly other topmast City Island, hall, and George K Storer of the Boston marched as her guests 30,000 of these after consultation with Captain addressed the Behind in the teams the and tors dropped out of tho lino when the 2 SO. Washington, September 11.—Forecast Iselin, and Maine railroad meeting awnings who once came to conquer. Their path- Haff and Mr. Herreshoff, decided to use the members in to rain to descend. the sece- for Maine: Showers; clear- and instructed regard umbrellas protected the riders to some began Among 400 000 who Thursday for the Colonia’s which was at way was banked by persons, spar, placed the Bar Harbor and White Mountain trip aers was tho team of J. T. in the westerly winds. Defender’s extent, but the bunting and flowers 'Springer, in blue a that All kinds of Ladies’ Neckties and ing interior; their disposal injured top- whioh tho Boston and Maine railroad will gave the boys icception that it had been with which the vehicles were decorated the jeweler, and it is described as one CONDITIONS. mast showed splintered extend to members and their families. will never be forgotten. Men of southern WEATHER feet above the mainmast head. Neckwear—all new and up about six The treasurer’s report shows money re- were pretty limp when they reached the of the best. vied with their Novelty in tho mast birth and sentiment The barometer has fallen rapidly The break in is the is out a sea ceived during year *6,570; paid it was a handsome It was in the form of great shell a grounds. Nevertheless from the north in their demon- to date—at popular prices. the about six inches wide, half-inch deep, a balance of The brethren New England and slowly throughout *5035; leaving *1,585. and'in this shell sat a pretty young and extends two or three feet up the 479 members in display which made the round of the girl, strations of and white haired Central It has risen in the secretary’s report showed greeting, valleys. mast. It is a wonder it did not break off A was traok at as evidently from the far east, judging by the organization. communication noon, just the clouds were women who 30 years ago heard of the ap- Northwest and at the Rocky Mountain The can never be used short. spar again. received from William Burke, general rolling away. the amount ot rare gems and other jew- proach of tho blueeoats with fear and ap- and has fallen on the yachts will bo floated out into the of the Great Eastern Railroad them with stations, rapidly |Tlie manager the band and elry of gold and precious stones with prehension, peitod today North Pacific coast with rain. There is open| water during tho afternoon, and of the associ- Following Presumpscot and sincere company England, inviting was adorned. flowers. It wrs a gigantic the St. Law- the now will be in the marshal and his a ba- which she Eastman Bros. & Bancroft. a slight depression north of then topmast put ation to hold its 'next convention in aids, came tribute to the sentiment that there was rence Lake region. While.the water was being was read their The was a exhibit of •epia dlt and over the upper place. pumped Europe. An itinerary by parade gratifying at the head of tho procession, and which from the north and out of gangs of workmon this Showers are reported the,dock, general agent in country, outlining Westbrook’s prosperity and received many was worn today on badges innumerable. near Lake cleaned tho hulls of the two whioh would in- east portions of New England thoroughly a trip on the continent “One One Country.’’ The weather South Atlantic and compliments. Flag, Superior, and from the yachts. clude Ireland, England, Germany was clear and very warm. weather con- The their a and East Gulf States. Tho Valkyrie people'gave yacht France. This was referred to the execu- CATTLE AND THE PULLING NOTICES. that black THE SPECIAL tinues fair from the Middle Atlantic fresh coat of mysterious paint tive committee who afterwards reported of. A Maine Mau Dead Out West. coast, westward to the Rocky Mountains they think so highly Defender’s hull it for the interest of the association to ac- OXEN. was over with but 11.—Officer with warmer southerly winds. Generally simply gone brooms, cept the invitation. The larger part of Biddeford, September oontinnue her water line was fair and warm weather will repainted. Awnings the afternoon session was spent in listen- The PRESS of yesterday told how the received a telegram the Timothy Elliott today in the Central valleys, thence were stretched above Valkyrie’s hull to a committee at Thursday ing special appointed cattle at Jthis county show had fllledjali the accidental death of his LACE Curtains eastward to the Middle Atlanitc coast. on the sunny sido, in order that the black convention in to announcing the Los Angeles regard overflowed to the fences would not dry too quickly and in the and constitution the stalls and Joseph A. Elliott of Walla Walla, Cleansed, and Tinted the Fashiona- Local Weather Beport. paint a change by-laws brother, crack. and a number of changes were made. round about. Today Superintendent a native of Biddeford and a and finished in Frames Steam 11.—The local Washington, ble Shades, by Portland, Me., September Both boats will be ready to race tomor- adjourned untiltomorrow. the cattle The convention Isaac Johnson of department veteran of the Fifth Maine regiment. He process. Piano Covers, Draperies, Shawls, Weather Bureau office records as to the row on schedule time. The basin was said he had 20 of oxen which it there. He Garments of all hinds crowded all with curious It yoke leaves a widow and children Sacqnes, and weather the day people. following: has Maine Feniloa*. was to in outside was learned today that the Defender necessary quarter was a and contractor and had 8 a. m.—Barometer, 29.933; thermome- carpenter CLEANSED OR DYED forty-seven sails, which cost altogether barns, because there was no room for for years. ter, 68.5; dew point, 67; humidity 95; Washington, Sept. 11.—The following been in Washington eighteen $35,000. will be on hand weather, icloudy. them in the park. They no of the AT FOSTER’S FOREST CITY wind, SW; velocity, 9; Designer Watson was around Erie basin Maine people have been granted pension The despatch gave particulars 8 p. m.—Barometer, 29.830; thermome- with the othors for the pulling contests. 86; today: accident. DYE HOUSE & STEAM CARPET ter, 71.0; dew point, 67; humidity, Mr. Wm. II. Deering of Saco praises the 4; weather, cloudy. ORIGINAL. wind, SW, velocity, Mr. Mean thermometer, 68.0; maxi- cattle exhibit. Doering[said today: ■ m CLEANSING daily Henry T. Mitchell, Cherryfield; Elijah WORKS, mum minimum ther- “It is county show I have ever thermometer, 78.2; J. Groverville; Thomas thelbest 58.0 maximum velocity of Cowen, Geary, THE FERRIS WHEEL, cattle and 13 Preble st. mometer, Thomas seen and I have boon handling opp. Preble House total 08. alias Gray, Togns. bunt- wind, 13, SW; precipitation, rouohe gaily arranged in colored to fairs for 00 ever since Connection. going years Telephone __._- ADDITIONAL. and Cutter, presi- ing occupied by Mayor there were any fairs to go to. Racing at Mystic Stopped by Rain. Orchard S. Cummings. Frank Haskell C. 13. Wood- Togus; dent of the Council Mr. Charles W. Hayes, one of the judges 11.—The lin Young, Dexter; James S. Hunt, of Council Medford, Mass., September man, and S. H. Hopkinson in tho cattle has'written in Park Brownlield. department, second day of the racing at Mystic Hon. Charles Waterhouse. Then and M.| one of the books, a statement began at noon as there were unfinished INCREASE. premium came another brightly trimmed ba- races from yesterday to clean up. Col. whioh reads almost like that of Mr. William W. Sheridan, Togus. flowers used for adorn- TOte— Kuser easily captured the last two heats rouche, being Deering ana laments the fact tha t few of the unfinished 3.13 trot. In the 2.19 REISSUE. here. In this were Mr. ment carriage of the thousand of visitors have seen fit S&Q/ ^IN»IwAv _& trot Azmon was a favorite with Judge Mary E. Braun, Liberty. and Mrs. L. W. Edwards and others. cattle which Heeler second. Lady Blanche took the to inspect the department ONflLU{UlDSl_119 Warren was Papei’j in A rain then The S. D. Paper Company to be the finest he ever saw ox first heat 2.28)4. heavy he declares 3S paper sox/-Middle the In the 2.13 trot Col. the in the long line by a stopped racing. Colby Admitted to Fhi Seta Kappa, represented at a New England county fair. Co. blk h, (McCarthy) won in six on which'were __St* Kuser, TO THE mammouth team, piled is one of the cattle exhibit Aunt Delilah, b m second; [SPECIAL FBESS.] There part heat; (Kelley) bales and boxes of the com- third. Best time high great does attract attention. That is Caprice, b m Golden) N. Y., Septmber 11—At the which Saratoga, paper. The wagon itself was 2^ IX 1-4. national council of the United Societies pany’s when the steers and oxen are pulling and the 2.35 concluded. Gen. D., and it was drawn six pow- In pace, of Phi Beta held in Sarato- decorated by drivers are seven Dan Kappa today their shouting “Gee, star,” b b (Noble), won in heats; Found Col. T. W. of erful horses. Four horses drow the team NEW MANCHESTER Pair Beauty ga Springs, Higginson hlshbuck.” There was second. ; Alino, Wliua, of tartar HOUSE, S b g (Sullivan), Lillian, Harvard University presided. Twcnty- Westbrook A cream bakiDg powder. third. Best and of the Manufacturing Compa- contest in the rain to- Windsor Hotel b'm (Sheridan), time, soven were lots of fun at the all in With Annex, colleges represented. Colby a tent of of leavening strength. 2 16 Dan ». Winners best time, ny on which was a tent, many Highest 1-4, by University was admitted to membership* day. One ox insisted on hanging the —Latest United States Government MANCHESTER, N. H., for it was of the 2.18 Prof. H. L. Chapman of Bowdoin College bright hues, composed horn and another Makes it the largest and best equipped hote 3-L_ Cuticura ohain on his right Food a Report. of Boston. Purity was elected member of the Phi-Beta Songo plaids, Westbrook ginghams and uorth in the Democratic created amusement by his efforts At Williamsport, Pa., Senate, and Rev. H. S. Burrage the great Britiih F. Niw* > Kappa Portland drills made by company. Powder Co, 51. John M. a u rmn-Vinnt the ^rorld. depoti Royal Baking A. WINCHESTER, Proprietor. State convention yesterday, Sold Pom* Brown in tn^ K,,r Edwaid-it..l«ndiio. represented University women rode in the wasronatte Continued on Second 'Page, 106 Wall St.. >\ Y. J, WESLEY BENNER, Manager. Garman, e*rdistriot attorney of Luberne cauxuuL Four young I»b21 I'uW&Thtflp _pounty was made permanent chairman. miscellaneous. MISCELLANEOUS. MAINE EPWORTH LEAGUE. conducted bv Rev. J. ft. Clifford, with Three quarters. Mile. readings by Miss Lucy Greenlaw of West- HIS AT THE FAIL Quarter._Half. 37 L13 3.25 1-4 brook, and song by Miss Winnie Piils- TlsTT^ 36 1-4 1.18 1.18 1-4 3 4 MUNYON’S Third Annual Convention Begins at 2,25 bury of Biddeford. 37 1-2 1.14 2.27 1(2 Continued From First Page- 3.51 Westbrook. Then followed an address by Rev. H. 37 1.13 1-4. 1.47 1-2 2.25 3-4 E. Foss of Bangor, on “Three Views of to sit on the drag and lot his mato haul PREMIUMS. PIMPLES. BLOTCHES a the Epworth League.” him around. Large Attendance at Opening Meeting Among the premiums awarded, are the The programme for today will be: REMEDIES CURE # Wednesday Afternoon—Delegates Pres- THE RACES. following: UNI) OLD SORES THURSDAY FORENOON. ent from All Parts of the State. The rain of course prevented the start- Cattle. Rheumatism, Dyspepsia, Kidney Troubles, CATARRH- MftLABia. # 8.30. —Praise service. of the races on the as the POKE ROOT " ing right dot, ASH, The "third annual convention of the Ball calves of Libby, Rlood and all Nervous Com- PRICKLY 0.00. —Address. “Man’s Ability to Be- but any breed—Alonzo Diseases, Rev. track was slippery on tho turns, Westbrook, The 1st; George M. AND POTASSIUM Maine Epworth League began at the lieve in Something,” by A. F. Ayrshire, plaints, and Throat and Lung Affections KIDNEY € the sun soon remedied that and there 2d. TROUBLES at Westbrook Wednes- Chase, Principal of the East Maine Con- Johnson, Gorliam, “‘Eric,’1 Methodist church Draft 6 and under— Positively Cured Munyon’s ference Seminary. was some good sport. The racing started oxen, feet 6 inches by Improved afternoon, A large audience gathered A. \V. 1st; da3’ 9.45. —Address, “Wasted Energy,” NeWcomb, Woodfords, Remedies — Ask Tour Wakes and DYSPEPSIA 2 by with the 9.40 class and a field of eight. B. Hull,J. Homoeopathic at the opening exercises, which consisted Rev. C. S. Cummings, Augusta. Scammon, Saco, 2d; C. W.&.'V. a start went for Them. —Bible Conducted Rev. It was lively too. They Windham 3d, Druggist Are remore* by M* A of a praise service, conducted 03' Rev. J. 10.30. Study. by Centre, entirely on 6 to 6 ft. 10 in.— H. V J. M. Frost. under the wire their gait, but several Draft oxen, ft, 6 in Marvelous Cures Poke Boot and Pot«*- R. Clifford of Woodfords. Q. W. -Prickly Ash, on 11.00.—Business. Reports. Election of of the field considerable speed S. Martin, Buxton Centre, 1st; Munyon’s Rheumatism Cure seldom alum, the greatest blood purifier the words of weicomo from developed earth. Then came Miscellaneous. Adams, Cornish, 2d ; Henry Morrison, fails to in one to three officers. as runners. around the relieve hours, and ^ the Westbrook Gipsey ran away Scarboro, 3d. 21,1891. Roy. C. C. Phelan of cures in a few days. Price 25o. in Blood Poison Aberdeen, O.. July ^ THURSDAY AFTERNOON. turn despito Ira efforts to get Ayrshire 3 A. Libby, 1st IfaenRs Lipfman Bros. Savannah. and from Cutter. The Woodbury’s heifers, years, Munyon’s Dyspepsia Cure is guaranteed a bottle or ^F church, Mayor and 3d. 2 years, A. Ga.: Dear Sirs—I bought 1.15. —Praise servioe. her on her feet. The judges taking Ayrshire heifers, to cure all forms of indigestion and P. P, at Hot 8pring».Ark.,ana among other things, that the 1 tnre« Mayor said, “Individual Libbv, 1st and 2d. Ayrshire heifers, Price 25o. ?rourP.t has dona me more than O**- 1.30. —Address, Responsi- these into account, gave the heat stomach troubles. good Methodist church possesses strong Ameri- things A. Libl 1st and 2d. Hereford Rheumatism months* treatment at the Hot Springs* a. Rev. W. F. Berry of Water- vear,' y, Munyon’s Headache Cure stops head- three bottles C. O. D. bility, by to Ethol N, she did not finish 1 fiend ^B and no alien ideas inimical to although heifer, year, R. M. Parsons, Gorham, minutes. Price 26c. can ideas, ville. ache in three Beapcctfully years. _ in first in tho lead. 1st. JA8. M. NEWTON. a foothold 2.15. for a Perfect place, [Gipsey being Blood no matter how A our liberties will ever get —Address, “Waiting 1st affections, serious, Biown O* of Bath. Jeisvy heifers, 3 years, A. Libby, and Scrofula Aberdeen, County, flourishes. Man” by Rev. S. T. Westhafter In the second heat, us they went around we guarantee to cure. where the Methodist church and 3d. Jersey boilers, 2 yoars, A. Lib- J. I>. Johnston* 2.46. —Address, “Charistian Service,” the Ira could bo distin- Kidney and Bladder troubles yield P. P. P. purifies the blood, builds up Capt. \ of oval, Woodbury 1st and heifers, 1 year, end debilitated, and cries Amen.) Rev. E. S. of Auburn. by, 2d. Jersey to our remedies. the weak gives e?£ whom it concern: her#* (Applause by. Stackpole quickly weakened 3b may I guished his blue suit. He was Wm. T. 1st; Charles strength to nerves, expels to the wonderful Cutter of the recent claim 3.30. —Address, “The Average Man,” by keep- Hacker, Westbrook. Nervous suoh as lost ener- the health and by testify properties ja Mayor spoke Complaints, diseases, giving patient P. P. P. for of the skin. I Rev. C. of the well in and W. Lake. and where sickness, ot eruptions 40 men of this by W. Parsons, D. D. Port- ing lively Gipsey hand, Chaplin, Sebago gy, sleepessnoss, irritablity general happiness gloomy for several with an un* .that the young generation E. A.Roberts, and lassitude llrst ^offered years land. Holstein heifers, Byears, are cured with feelings prevailed. and disagreeable eruption on The best refutation although she did get up into tho air on debility, speedily Munyon’s sightly ja are not church goers. Gorham, 1st and 3d. Holstein heifers, Nerve Cure. my face. I tried every known rema* ^B THURSDAY EVENING. the last turn she did not any terri- For primary, seoondary and tertiary dy buv in vain,until P. P. P. was used, was the muster roll of the Ep- gain 1 year, K A. Roberts, 1st. restores for blood mercu- of this Munyon’s Vitalizer lost power syphilis, poisoning* and am now entirely cured. ^ the break and was- her Heifer breed, Wm. 1 Haeker, malaria, and and kindred 7.15 —Praise Service. Piano tory by given calf, any. to weak men. Price SI. rial poison, dyspepsia, (Signed by) J. D. JOHNSTON. 40 worth League, organizations Solo, by In all blood and skin diseases, like N an 1st, Bi A. 2d. Savannah, Ga« ^ under their banners Miss Grace Emery of Biddetord. Song, place by the judges. Ethel was Roberts, Munyon’s Improved Homoeopathio blotches, pimples, old chronic ulcers, which had enlisted Herds of 1st, A. Libby, West- scald head. boll*, by Carrie E. Miller of Lewiston. the wire at a cattle, Remedies can be had of all tetter, erysipelas, Skin Cancer Cared* easy winner, going under South druggists, may say, without, fe&roi thousands of young men. and brook ; 2d, Oscar Deering, Bux- at 26 cents a vial. eczema—we ^ 7.45.—Address, “Young People mostly contradiction, that JP. P. P.iS the best the Mayor of Sequin,Temi \ jog with Gipsoy a length behind. ton ; E. A. Gorham. Tettimonyfrom Mayor Cutter concluded by Welcoming Amusements,-” by Rev. C. L. Goodell of 3d, Roberts, Those who are in doubt as to the nature blood purifier in the world, and mafffeii The third heat altered for Ira Bulls, 2 years old and up- address bF spsedy aud permanent cures Sequin, Tex., January 14,1893. in of the of Boston. things, Durhams, of their disease should Professor positive, Bros. ^F very cordially behalf city L. Hamblen. Gorliaiu. all cases. Messrs. Lippman Savannaa, the first and wards, Archibald 1506 Arch \ fn have tried P. and shoved Gipsey into place 2 old Munyon, street, Philadelphia, Ga.: Gentlemen—l your Westbrook the large representative 1st, jj“ Herefords, years of P. P. for a disease of the skin, usually her there to the hand- Jungle, giving full symptoms their disease. whosa ^ Workers. THE FIELD OF SPOET. kept close, winning and over, Robert B. Meserve,. North F Ladies known as akin cancer,of thirty years* body of Christian Professor Munyon will carefully diagnose relief: with Ethel N in second 1st. standing, and found great 1# ^B Ira G. Ilers of Houlton, ily, position. Scarboro, the case and give you the benefit of his 1£ ; the blood and removes ail lr« President y purifies ^ The next heat was betwei the Hereford bull, 1 year old.-; Jersey free of all rltatlon from the seat of the disease for the the lively a advice absolutely charge. The respov>ded League thanking The National League. 2 years and over, Chas. \Y. Chap- S^?futtoi!?o'/cAloo^clatnoloJ prap- and prevents any spreading of the ^B and bulls, remedies will be sent to any address on ertiesof P. P. P.-Prickly A'h, Poke five or six bottles “tho beautiful and ex- Woodbury’s otbeifhorses. Gipsey “Leons Glen Po- 9 sores. I have taken of city” lin, Sebago “Lake, 1st; of retail \ Boot and Potasalnm. and feel confident that another coarse people Following are the results of yesterday’s made a at the start and Ethel N took receipt price. that* the conven- skip Buxton, 2d; will efTeoc a cure. It has also relieved his conviction gis’’jfiOsear Deering,tSouth 14th, 1893. ^B pressing games in the National League: at Jersey 1 A. West- 9 gpEiNO?lEX.D, Mo., Aug. me from Indigestion and stomach her old place the lead, holding it'to bulls, year old, Libby, _r ia the terms of ^ tion would result in great g»od. He was LED GIRLS ASTRAY. \ oaQ speak highest troubles. A brook, 1st, “Epicure Earl.” Ayrshire dm your medicine from my nwu personal M had mis- AT NEW YORK. the close of the half Then ou the back Voureteuty RTJ8T. sorry that some good people bull, 1 year old, John E. Johnson, 1st, SW knowledge. I was effected with heart Attorney at Law. T stretch Ira let out and that set- diseass. and rheumatism for of the New 11.—The New Gipsey Isaac L. Johnson, South N. men in ^ pleurisy understand the mission Leauge. York, September “Johnnie,’’ Two Rochester, H., Arrested SB 35 years, was treated by the very best tled she flashed Ethel and made “Johnson.” Oxen, 5years fr ana hundreds of dol* never had and never in- Yorks won today’s game by bunching it, by Windham, 2d, Boston. ohyaldans spent This soci3ty & Son. every known v. ith- Bom on Blood Diseases Mailed Fret a her far in the lead and Lover, L. Rolfe Deering, A Tars, tried remedy the Christian En- their hits when the men were on bases. gain which put relief. I have only'taken J out hndlng ALL DRUGGISTS SELL IT. # tended toiantagonize is and 2d; A. W. Newcomb, Woodfords, £ of P. P. P.. and can batted at times that she finished in on easy jog. & one Dottle your deavor Society. (Applause.) But the Both pitchers were freely 3d. Oxen, 4 years, 1. Rolfe Son, Boston, September 11.—W. S. Jacobs, A Cheerfully aay.lt haa done me more The fifth and last heat was another B. S. than I have ever taken. believed in Clark was the more effective when men 1st; Place Bros), Cornish, 3d; 9 good anything LiPPMAN BROS, Methoifist church utilizling aged 33 years, of Rochester, N. H., and I can recommend your medicine to all f* easily won Ethol N was Tjarrabee, Siavboro, 2d. of the PEOPBIETOES, 41 the activities of its young people within were on bases. Attendance 1100. The by Gypsey. H. Frank C. 35 of the .offerer, Steers, 3 years, B. S. Larraheo, 1st; Davis, aged years, £ ahovodlsea^ that the score: urged forward by a flat stick applied as W Mo. Uppmaab Bloofc,Savannah, Ga Its owiy church fold, vie believe Guptill, Porter, 2d L. Rolfe & Son, 3d. same place, were arrosted this afternoon flpringfleld. Green County, ^ have New 4 0 0 0 0 1 1 3 x—9 the shingle is used on the obstreperous 1st; methods of work adopted by Wesley York, Steers, 2 years, S. Tracy, Deering, by Inspector Abbott and three offioers of 03000002 0—5 small but it was no and H, 3d. F in man Boston, boy, use, Ethel L. Rolfe & Sod, 2d; Guptill, been mast successfid rescuing 2d. Station 11, on warrants charging them Base hits—New 9. the battle in Steers, 1 year, Poase Bros., 1st and we desire to York, 12; Boston, finally gave up finishing from tb*r power of sin, and Grade Durham, Chas E. Cobb, with improper conduct. Later, Georgiana Errors—New York, 5; Boston, 3. Bat- the fifth a Cows, efforts. of place. Eula, by drive, capt- Wastin'(ink. 1st: Pease Bros.. 2d. Tho- continuesthese (Cries Amen.) teries—Clark and Wilson ; Niohols and aud Mary Nichols, two sisters, aged 17 ured the second place and thus had the A. 1st; it. Mr Heisey then went on to discuss the Ganzel. loughbred Ayrshires, Libby, and 15 also of were E. A. Rob- years, Rochester, of same figures to her credit as Mattie A, Cobb, 2. Grade Ayrshires, This Famous Kennedy cures of the league, aud the duty AT BALTIMORE. arrested on the same The war- quickly,permanent* principles erts, Gorham, 1st; A. O. Marean, Stan- charges. ly all nervous diseases. Weak Memory,Loss of Brain life. so third and fourth money was divided Lost the "With regard to a Chrisitan 2d. rants were sworn out the father. Power, Headache, Wakefulness, Vitality* young Baltimore, September 11.—But for dish, by girl’s emissions, evil dreams, lmpotency and wast- : 5 between them. The summary: 1st. nightly Two ^ifsvf»f>> J. H. Gould. O. Pillsbury Sharpe; and did Soriptures by Rev. G. F. Durgin. M. L. Brown. Gracio of Fairfield. and Burke. class for trotters. J. P. B. Wlielden did horses see-sawed, played school, Cornish—E. Fernald a cordial welcome in a brief Deerine—N. J. Scanlon. Woolwich. arrive with his much all the of the school gave T. S. Ross, National League Standing. not horse until after- pretty pranks address. Life Insurance Dsmariseotta—E. W. Dunbar. Mrs. B. F. Curtis and Aliss J. S. Ale- of the entertainment Policy H. Evans. Worn. Lost. P. C. noon, but nevertheless was on hand with boy. The feature'! vy. vv. mcuaim tnou ucuvcreu tiie Fairfield—E. Fee, Richmond. Farmington—H. P. White & Co- when the ruco was A will bo each day of the fair. oration. This with and benedic- Annie Trufant, Bath. Baltimore. 73 39 .651 Pembroke callod. repeated singing Cannot be W. Mitchell. Miss tion ended the exeorises. The r***rx*r>**y Freepory-A. Berwick. Cleveland 14 45 .6-1 of seven well-known “Hod” Nelson arrived and morning C. Frye. Aliss A. B. Davis, party horses mot yesterday The Fryeburg—A. of Bath. Philadelphia, 69 4. .594 people had made ample preparation for Company f Fryeburg—J. T, Whitmore. Miss E. J. and Alice Douglass for the contest. There one watched the afternoon’s races. fiaiflSflid 51 .5oi« was Slide, dinner for all who came, and it was a law UdlHSaia. Gardiner—Bussell Bros. Kate and Aliss Myrtie boston, Is obliged by Mrs. Filigree Brooklyn. 64 50 .561 of Hutchins’s from Gertie Charles with, his team of substantial After dinner Green’s banaiug—o. w. rmeia. string Auburn, Fairfield, spread. poems to to the Starbird of Norway. New i'ork, 53 .539 pay specified beneficiary Gorham—L. J. Lermond. and a is wore read Rev. J. A. Libby autf Mrs •• Saco elder). 54 .542 B, the Harrison mare, owned by E. C. greys big buckboard hauling by It. N. H.—S. M. Leavitt & Son. G. R. Palmer, (presiding Pittsburg, Prentiss Waterhouse. —nothing can prevent Bancroft, Richmond. Cincinnati, no .51< China the known crowds from from Gorham .village to Kennebunk—J. H. Otis. Mary £9 Chute, Boy, widely In answer to toasts J. W. Penney E. Miller. Pendexter of Bath. Chicago. 61 o_> .-.-5 Kennebunkport—C. AI. C. Winthrop Pilot,Charlie Startlo and Fear- traced the of the first settlers of There is Falls—C. Newman. R. Andrews. Aliss Christie Washington, •?!? history Livermore Mrs A. 36 80 .uOj from size of the town. The & Winship. and Miss J. AI. St. Louis, naught Prince. At the start Winthrop Judging, the yesterday’s plantation, Bakerstown, Lewiston—Chandler Filos,' Airs. Usher, Colby Louisville. 60 86 —59 towns of No Surer Long Island—Hughey Bros. U 1 nf in of. o micVian lr n » n ninth had fair the including the present Poland, Way of Gorham. crm\(l. the day been people Limerick—S. A. Grant and a part of Mechanic Palls, Minot, and Aliss Ellen Blair, Bath. but the mile and the present would have broken the record of Mechanic Falls—Merrill & Denning. Fined. finishing saving Auburn was granted to soldiers who N. H.—J. C. Hucuclas. Augustus P. Norton of Lewiston. Maine Pugilists To Leave North Stratford. distance, with the loose attendance. Forty teams were coming served in the Canada Property P. Stone. H. B.’ Sanford. martinge flying campaign against Norway—F. Rollins, Lynn, Mass., September 11.—Dick fair. in 1660. A. 0. Co. T X> U ill like a distress flag. The heat was a from Cornish had the day been than In the form Noyes O’Brion of Lewiston and Mike Sears the P. E. Hanscom to toast Old Orchard—Fogg & t hby. ami George S. Wiggin of at race between Pembroke and The Moxie man in his booth does a replied of a Life Insurance Ira G. Ilersey lightweight pugilist, were in court pretty Fear- “Poland’s Progress,” whioh he claimed Kicnmond—A. K.Mlllett. on Jimmie are -- L. Eluott. Boulton. ,, Nahaut for assault which trotted tho mile thriving business. His wares evi- Policy Bumford Falls-H. today naught Prince, was surpassed by few towns. •• Mrs. C. H. Miss Mabel G. men for their —C. A. Clifford. Roberts, who handled both a the to the E. of Bidde- Kelley, as if in double harness. Gertie B. had dently popular drink with country Congressman Dingley responded & Carr. Roberts and Estelle Googins recent battles. Both men owe Kelley for ’’ JUST Eockland—Dunn as well as toast, “The Puture of Our Country A. J. Huston. Both men weie found to content herself with the pole after people the city. (* Avoids Controversy training sorvices. He detaiiod the wonderful progress of our AS Sanford—F. H. Wingate. Rov 0. F Parsons, Annie Blatchford, which ;niid. It was a } guilty and fined $25 each thuy the team p; ss id her. fast mile TODAY’S PROGRAMME. state and country. Skowheean—Bixby & Buck. Estelle Kelso, Mabel Palmer, Gerlio Bequeaths Positively YOU Merriman. too considering the day, the mile being R J. Everett responded to the toast £ South Portland—J. F. Grindell and Etta Roberts of Hallowed. South Windham—J. W. Lead. in 25 1-4. Today, besides the unfinished 2.28 trot, “Our Public Schools” in a sketch of llaine citizens help up-build WANT Harry R Knight, Bath. ' made South Paris—A. D. Sturtevant, this will bo the what has been done in educational ad- A. Shurtleff. K. Ii. Drummond, Waterville. «—p——————— Prince had it his own way programme: the State when they IT. South Paris—F. Fearnaught vancement. Waterboro—G. C. Downs. Charles A. Davis, Bethel. 9.00—Trial of of draft oxen, 6 ft. Insure with the South BUY AND rom the start in the next heat, Pem- strength L C. Davis gave some very interesting Saco—H. B. Kendricks & Co. Miss Cora Piorce, Southport. THE PEOPLE 10 in. to 7 ft. 2 in. Also oxen classed oroke a break on tho first turn reminiscences of settlers of East Poland. E. L. Preble. E. W. I.ord, Ellsworth. making 7 ft. 2 in. to 7 ft. b in. W. RENT MORE of our PIANOS The day has been one of happy greeting. South Bristol—N. Gamage. Carrie E. Miller, Lewiston. which put him back in the crowd. The 11 a. m.—Grand cavalcade of all premi- Thomastou—E. Walsh. Mrs. H. L. Strout, Woodfords. horso on tho second how- um stock. All premium stock and horses Vinal Haver—A. B. VinaL ANY OTHER MAKE, Bangor half, Union Bliss. Rev. W. C. Chapman and wife, South THAN must appear in this cavalcade to be en- BRIEFLY TOLD. Mutual Waldoboro— Geo. drew out of the bunch and finished D. Paris. ever, titled to their premiums. Waterville—W. Spalding. OUR PIA N-08 Gertie B Westbrook—W. B. Boothby. Charles S. Clement and Abbie S. BECAUSE ! a good third being in the seo- 12 m.— Ladies', contest in harnessing a farmer at Wheeler Wlntbrop—F. S. Jackson Sanborn of Waterville. ond It was another very fast mile and driving. Arad Talyor, living & Wyman. TO ANY, BE- I | place. which is a mile from the IFE INSURANCE COMPANY, Woodiords—Chapman Rev. F. C. Potter, Berlin, N. H. ARE EQUAL 1.30 ]t m. No. (1, $250 Hill, Mass., Howard Humphrey. when we remember the rain of the foro- —Trotting: purse killed his wife with an | Yarmouthville—(1. | nearest postoffice, having any difficulty in obtlnlng .1. R. Clifford, Woodfords. for 2.27 class, pacing; No. 7, purse $200 Persons CAUSE OUR STYLES, roon. axe morning while insane. of these places will confer ifavo B. C. Wentworth, Skowhegan. j for 2.32 class; No. 8, purse $200 for 2.50 yesterday papers at any of Portland. The next heat was about the best of from Rustohuk by reporting the matter at once to this office Miss Lena F. Carter ARE class. A despatch says twenty Maine~'~\ PRICES AND TERMS been made of persons ~~~Portland, C. Ii. Banghart of Damariscotta. the afternoon, bringing a new winner arrests have impli- G. W. of being oonnected 4 R. Lawton and Barber, Frye- 1 front. horses A Strike at cated in or suspected UNEQUALLED. ] to tho The made tho round Eastport. take the life of Prince burg. j with a plot to Constantly Investing O. Maine policy-holders South Portland. | in a bunch, and it was anybody’s race Luhec, September 11.—Monday, six of of Bulgaria. William Wood, VISIT Perdinaud In Maine. rapidly Increasing. WM. M. MARKS, Thomas B. Furmor and wife, Booth bay until tho wire was reached. Then China largest sardine factories at this place Harbor. PIANO HEADQUARTERS, liny lead by si nose and took tho heat. notified their help of a ,ten per cent reduc- Noel Beunio, Bridgton. The fourth heat was another surprise. tion in wages to take effect at once. Mrs. P. A. Jordan, Portland. VVut Idea suit Pembroke around well Card 500 Book,... G. A. of Boston. Tuesday went JMr. Margot ahoudtof the flell and won handily. Then employes out, refusing FOR SALE. Mrs. E. L. Crawford of Bi'unswick. return -AND- tho contest was postponed until this af- to except under the old. schedule. GIVEN that the sub- M. of Portland. IS HEREBY Edith Rogers icrnoon on account of darkness. Tho sum- Tuesday been duly appointed to the death of the President aud morning four hundred employes NOTICEscriber lias Co. W. E. Nason, South Portland. n of OWINGManager, the Sandy River Lumber ary: a Executor of the Will j held meeting in Columbian hall and offer their situated in Farmington of 200 late of Brunswick, planing mill, Rev. M. C. now STEPHEN J. YOUNG, the Pendexter, Bath, 2 23 CLASS, TROTTING—PURSE $250. voted to the village. Me., at a gfeat bargain for right JOB S remain out until old Cumberland, deceased Hot was foundor of the Westbrook in the County of parties. New mill and new machinery. PRINTER, the longue, schedule was that All FKIMTKRS’ EXCHANGE, ST., 1 j L'Varnaught Prince, cli g, (,Ten- restored. and liasitaken upon himself trust.by giv- air Kiln, the only one in the county. which is for him. TREMONT All hav- sheus, named kins) 113 3 bonds as the law directs. persons modern improvements in mill, lumber j bad ing A M C. F. Morrill is and Clar a b 6 1 A wreck is to have oc- etc. Railroad facilities excellent. good 1-* Exchange St,, Portland. president BOSTON. Pembroke, g, (Wheldon), 3 3 reported and j < curred at an t'o exhibit tbe° same? chance for a live man. For further particulars Tlio numbers China Boy, b s, Reynolds), 5 4 12 early hour vesterday morn- ceis"* eqXed are called Norton, secretary. league at all InTemed to said estate address. England G ■: 11e B, b ill, (Chute), 3 2 6 5 ing Minn.", on the. Great peFsoos aud is very new Evansville, upon to A. S. or 150, entertaining creditably 4 Northern road. or RIGGS, President, FINE JOB PRINTING A SPECIALTY. Liide, eh g, (Luichins), 4 5 4 Ton twelve porsons are tOcjTNAMi Executor. Treginrer. at the Mill. and the visitors. to ^eLPaimeut Henry Rriirers. hospitably Winthrop Pilot hr s, (Ramsdell), 7 6 6 6 reported have been kil'e*1 hut, uarfiou- Brunswick. Sept 3d. SttDU W&Stf noilor solijHiauo cannot).be In the the service was ill Charlie Stanle, b g. 6 dis lars iearuec- 16%tBdUwaw*Ta ^AUordorgby evening praise 1 Ik ij (A-nthotne), yrompj^j^i '-1—'-f ——— MISCELLANEOUS. RAILROADS. time the and miscellaneous. “All this yells went on, — "■* MISCELLANEOUS. CONDENSED MILK. KU CHENG’S HORROR. t——-■-— — the houses were burning. After a while the yells stopped and wo supposed the veg- SEPTEMBER : EXCURSIONS The Only Factory of the Kind in New Testimony Taken Before the Anglo* etarians had gone, Then the servant went to see how matters were. He returned England. American Commission. TO THE- in half an hour, telling me to come home, and that five ladies of the English mis- the Hon. S. W. Matthews, commissioner sion had been killed, and some of The Outrage the Work of a Secret Society at a Pride was A Mother’s wounded were my house. This of labor and industrial statistics, in his WHITE native house, and was not troubled at Iw XL to have her house and about Af of the B. C. 9.—Private is everything investigation of the dairy business Victoria, September all.” received here has received returns from the letters from Shanghai, just State, just DR. GREGORY’S STATEMENT. announce commision Maine Condensed Milk Company. This that, the appointed Dr. tells how the news was first MOUNTAINS the distinction of being by the British and American govormonts Gregory company enjoys from the or New to the Ku massacre of brought to him by messenger the one of its kind in Maine investigate Cheng from — only and went ....Every Day September during August 1, [reached Poo Cho on August Rev. Mr. Phillips how, when he It has had to contend *...10tli to October l£th, the — England. the he fonud hundreds i and Ku at once to Yamen, the is the of the manage- 13, Suiko two days later, Cbeng 1 past year, report I WASHING POWDER on a shadow of moles- of already gathered there. not our unparalleled August 17, without people | C\^rivorinelJ ment, only against told ~ [j^b | has done busi- tation from’the barbarous hordos alleged “The district magistrate, Wong, MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD business depression, but 9 the housekeeper with the best of Chinese officials to have established a me he would immediately go to Hwash- raXS^y supplies A) ness in the with old, by and at the sharpest competition 2 gaa Fa all washing powders, _same § ....will offer.... of the narrated Dr.Gregory,“taking some *"**' J rich and established corporations. reign terror throughout province. ang,” time the with a splendid firmly soldiers with him, an at 3 p. m. I 5 I/®*" Wfj?/' supplies family business, the The commission consisted of the Brit- sixty 9 iy because of Yet at the close of the year’s left under an escort of thirteen soldiers toilet soap, every package REDUCED RATES of ish Mr. R. W. Mansfield; the find Toilet ^ books showed the $55,000 consul, and arrived at Hwashang at 8, to (• Ivorine contains also a cake of pure Olive Oil Soap: 5 expenditure J It’s a Col. J. Hix- nine adults, all subjects had is In fact, I could not keep house on tickets to in the. curious for tin and solder. American consul, Courtenay that English 9 "I think your Ivorine Powder perfect. points for milk and $19,000 Washing nice. « one or murdered and that all those alive 9 without it. The cakes of Castile that I find in each package are exceedmgly $900 month son; the British vice consul, E. L. B. been Soap The pay roll is about per had been have 11311 h3nds sioce we at Hwashang severely injured. ray fimUy ch3pped Mass. White Mountain Region. is left on the Allen, from Padoga anchorage; Lieut. to 2 M^AlbeRt Wh°.tPn'ev, Monroe Bridge, and a reasonable balance I at once set to work make the injured | the Rev. as and found thing The one factory Evans of the U. S. S. Detroit; as comfortable possible, my 2 The J. B. Williams Glastonbury, Conn., Makerl&'!Tt"aps?amo“s right side"of£the ledger. Co., Ail stations Portland to Hiram Inclusive: V. the task was indeed a diiffloult one.” § is located at W. Bannister, representing English of Choice Premiums sent free upon Request. To or Twin which the company operates the extent and nature 9 43- List ») Mt. Pleasant, Fabyans and Dr. After describing Mountain. *3.00 The of the past churoh Missionary Society, that some are Newport. experience of the injuries inflicted, Dr.Gregory says: To Jefferson, Wliitefiela or Lancaster, 3.85 to be of the American M. E. Mission, —~ people year’s business seems to prove that Gregory “The massacre was undoubtedly commit- To N. Stratford, Colebrook or W. volume of and an escort of but one hundred of the ted some members of the secret sooiety I Stewartstown.—. 3.50 not aware that Pond’s established on a safe basis the by known as the Vegetarians, and the mur- Tickets limited to ten days from date of sale. business must be increased at least three- viceroy’s ill-armed and poorly disciplined der was done to order, deliberately PAYSON TUCKER. V. P. & Gen. Man. a oircumstance which supports of ■■!■!! ■!■!!IllT Hill III ~---—Til Extract is far fold. soldiers, planned and executed by a party F. E. BOOTHBY, G. P. & T. A. supe- but the Chinese contention that armed with and dtoctll Thus it may seen that large capital, feebly eighty men, spears sep9 official and showing emphatic evidences rior to of the shrewd time, patience and the massacre was entirely beyond swords, any management, of dioipline. The members of It will prevention, owing to the country being military untiring energy are all necessary. the mission band had no suspicion of the is MAINE CENTRAL R. R. the en- in revolt. the What of ha- also be seen that the success of attack, which was swift and terrible, preparations all British over in much less time means much to the dairy inter- This defonse is regarded by whole affair being terprise takes me to write it.” mamelis made. to the patrons and American residents in Chinese terri- than it In Effect Sept, 16th, 1S95. ests offMaine and especially Dr. Gregory does not hold the as the commission Throngh Trains leave Union of the tory as quite as faroical officials of having been Portland, Station, Railway no substitute for factory. native responsible for stations named below and inter- Accept geniilnc and of in the he be- Square, Bond*a Extract. The value of the is $100,000 unsupported as it is, by any display directly concerned massacre, mediate as follows: plant was points British or American force, and indigna- had knowledge that it a. m. For the amount ot milk purchased was 511,- lieves they 7.00 Brunswick, Bath, Rockland, KIND'S EXTRACT CO.. 76 Fifth Ave.. New York. tion runs high at the apathy displayed by contemplated, but remained inactive, Augusta, Waterville, Skowhegan, Lisbon Falls. has 200 patrons massa- 600 gallons. The factory these governments in regard to the owing to their dread of the Vegetarians Lewiston via Brunswick. a. m. For Danville Jc. and milk is from 800 cows. The cre. It is that the official defonse 8.30 (Poland Springs) supplied argued Meohanlc Rumford Falls, Lewiston, is as Chinese law a system that unless Falls, value of manufactured sold was untenable, by P°For the same roason.he says Livermore Fall*. and goods all United States as- Farmington, Philips. of mutual prevails, pub- Great Britain and the a. m. For the being marketed in responsibiity 8.46 Brldgton. Fabyans. Burling- Unlike the others 136,000, product lic officials being hold personally responsi- sert themselves with emphasis the matter ton, Lancaster, St. Johnsbury, Sherbrooke, and Middle crimes within a formal and the New England Southern ble for the commission of will go no further than inquiry Montreal, Chicago, St. Paul Minneapolis the and all west From 9 to 15 hands are employed their jurisdiction, whether they are .legit- that will ascertain nothing more than points States. 11.10 a. m. for Danville Poland blamable or not, and are visited too well known and for Infants Express Jc., from to $3 per day. imately horrible facts already Castoria is Dr. Samuel Pitcher’s prescription Lewistou, Wrathrop. Water- at wages ranging $1 in the event of offioial Spring station, B. L. Tobacco with the penalties attached perhaps an expression regret— vllle. Moosehead Lake via Foxcroft, Bangor, of the making the lives It contains neither Morphine nor The officer company of their failing to apprehend and punish small reparation for the Christian and Children. Opium, Bar Harbor, Oldtown. Houlton, Fort Fairfield to become a and & A. R. R. and St. return thinks Maine is sure the criminal in person. lost. substance. It is a harmless substitute Caribou via B. Audrews, at msi. other Narcotic St. John aud Halifax. State. The commission nan, nuutes, will not great dairy 1.00 p. tn. Express for Brunswick, Lisbon received the statements of three witnesses, OBITUARY. for Drops, Soothing Syrups, and Castor Oil. give at Paregoric, Falls. Augusta, Waterville. Moosehead Lake Dr. of the American mission SUPERIOR COURT. Gregory use via Foxcroft, Bar Harbor and Oldtown. Rev. H. E. and is Pleasant. Its is thirty years’ by Bangor, Foo Chow: the Phillips It guarantee 1.06 p. m., For Danville Jc., Poland Swings Miss Harman of Ku Cheng, the latter Rumford or* Millions of Mothers. Castoria destroys Worms and allayB station. Mechanics Falls, Falls, Heart-burn, two been witnesses of the fear- Dr. Briggs. Lewiston, Farmington, Kingfisld, Phillips Y. having eye Kev. George If, BEFORE JUDGE BONNE 1. Sour and Rangeley. ful scene of August died at feverishness. Castoria prevents vomiting Curd, The grand jury finished their work for Rev.|George Ware Briggs, D.D., 1.90 p, m. For Freeport, Brunswick, Au- MR. PHILLIPS’ STORY. Bath, Rockland and all stations on morn- REV. 1 morning in Cambridge. cures Diarrhoea and Wind Colic. Castoria relieves Bite this term and reported yesterday o’clock Tuesday fusta,.now & Lincoln division. Waterville, Skow- your tells how ho was 1810 In ing. The Rev. Mr. Phillips Dr. Briggs was born on April 8, cures constipation and flatulency. hegan, Belfast. Dover and Foxoroft, Bangor tailing troubles, Bucksport, Oldtown and Mattawamkeag. in all indict- awakened at 6 in the morning by shout- Little R. I. He graduated There are thirty-eight Compton, the the stomach 1.85 p. m. Express for Danville Jc., Poland of the steward’s at the Castoria assimilates food, regulates ments, fifteen of which are for liquor ing in the direction from Brown University in 1826 Springs station, Lewiston. Winthrop, Oakland, Tongue. house. Ho at iiist thought it was chil- later amt and natural sleep. Cas- Bingham, Waterville ana Skowhegan. of 16. Three years bowels, giving healthy nuisanoe. very early age 1.26 p. in. Brldgton, Frveburg. No. Conway. dren nut soon recognizing the A list of those made public is as fol- playing; he received the degree of A. M. from the toria is the Children’s Panacea—the Mother’s Friend. Fabyans, Lunenburg, St. Johnsbury. Newport, voices of excited men, he dressed hastily Yt, Lancaster, Coiebrook and Quebec. same Dr. was well known lows : college. Briggs 6.05 p. m. For Brunswick. Bath, Lisbon and wont over. John H. Slater and John Q. Jordan, in Portland in the past and was a fre- Falls, Augusta and Waterville. a few from dwel- Castoria. 5.10 For New Gloucester, Danville to a fraudulent conveyance. “I was met yards my with Rev. Dr. Stebbins Castoria. p. m., being parties quent exohanger Junction, Poland Springs station, Mechania Bert E. Perkins, selling obscene ho “by a native friend, who, ling.” said, of the First Parish. “Cistorta is an excellent medieiDe for chil- Castoria is so well adapted to children that Falls. Auburn aud Lewiston. literature. around me to 5.66 m. For Lake, Brldgton, Frye- while throwing his arms have told me of its I recommend it as to any prescription p. Sebago Lewis dren. Mothers repeatedly superior North St. Johnsburv, Neal, larceny. detain me, told mo that the vegetarians hurg. Conway, Fabyans, their children.” known to me.” _, Edward and Fred J. Larkin, on good affect upon Moutreal and Chicago. Lowery had come. I shook him off and went STATE TOPICS Of INTEREST. H. A. Archer, M. D., assault and Da. G. C. Osgood, 11.00 p. m. Night Express, sleeping Cars,for battery. aud soon came in sight of the house, from N. Y. Ban- t assault and Lowell, Mass. 211 So. Oxford St., Brooklyn, Bath, Lewiston, Augusta, Waterville, Dallas M. Baily, battery. or bandits were carrry- Harbor. Vanoeboro, St. embezzle- which forty fifty gor, Bar Bucksport, J. David Ouillette, larceny by of their leader holding of in the children’s St. John and all Aroostook ing loads plunder, One of the most interesting events is the best remedy for children of Our physicians depart- Stephens, ment. I could see noth- castoria County, Halifax aud the Provinces, but does aloft a small red flag. our six weeks visit up the Kennebec, the is not ment have spoken highly of their experi- Warren Frank Chase, cheating by false Which I am acquainted. I hope day not run to Belfast, Dexter. Dover and Foxcroft of our and, as I was in A. of with ing Europeans, said Miss Flora Sterling Winslow, the Dial ence in their outside practice Castoria, or to Bar Harbor, I a hill far distant wh-n mothers will consider beyond Bangor, exceptiug pretences. full view of the rioters, crept up was the introduction of a our enter- witnessing and use Castoria in- and although we only have among Saturday nights. John T. Fitzsimmons, breaking, and concealed a Interest of their children, in the brushwood myself the name of Hatt to lady as 12.66 a. m., midnight, Mt. Desert special, for and gentleman by are medical what is known regular ing larceny. two from to thirty stead of the various quack nostrums which supplies Waterville, behind trees, twenty by the name of Bonnett. Yes, up that the Brunswick, Rockland, Augusta, John H. Walker, same offense. There I could see spoke products, yet we are free to confess and Bar at Rock- yards from the house. her sister, Florence, who was also pres- destroying their loved ones, by forcing opium, Bangor Harbor, connecting John H. Flaherty, same offense. be seen. As I merits of Castoria has v jn us to look with land Wednesday, and Saturday morn- everything that could Mr. and Mrs. Hatt are Maine people soothing syrup and other hurtful Daniel Gibbins, assault with intent to ent, morphine, ings with steamer Frank Jonas lor Castlue. could see no foreigners, I concluded they Mr. and Mrs. Bonnett are from their thereby sending favor upon it.” ravish. and agents down throats, Bar Harbor, Mac..iasport and all landings ou had escaped, and as to go down was cer- United Hospital and Dispensary, Sarah A. disorderly house. Texas. them to premature graves.” route. Reed, tain death, 1 thought it best to wait Boston, Mass. TRAINS. John A. assault and Dr. J. F. KracHEnor, SUNDAY Barry, battery where I was. Best and William entering “We un- Conway, Ark. Allen C. Smith, Pres., train for Brunswick Hunter, breaking, “After a minute or two the retreat horn The Fairfield Journal says: 7.30 a.m., paper .Au- is find- Waterville and Bangor. and larceny. and the to leave derstand that the Water Company New York gusta, sounded vegetarians began 77 Murray Street, City. 1.00 m. For Brunswick. Lisbon Faili. James B. Allen, breaking, entering fire to the houses. fault with the rate of taxes that is The Centaur Company, p. —first, however, setting ing Lewistou, Bath, Augusta, Waterville, Bangor, as ancl on business in this it is larceny. Ten minutes after this every vegetarian levied their village. and Bar Harbor. an inn- Cheapest, Daniel C. Foiey, defrauding and looked about are now a tax on a valua- with had I came down They paying 11.00 p. m„ Nieht Express sleeping gone. of the keeper. the front of the house; but could see tion of $3000 which in the opinion ears for all paints. William D. Ether and Timothy J. not sev- a. Mt. Desert for liocK- of one. I feared something public in general is enough by 12.55 m„ special from the nuisance. nothing any and Bar Harbor made Reardon, liquor dreadful had happened, as I heard the eral thousand. and, Bangor IN PORTLAND. The grand jury was excused until the vogetarians as they left say; ‘Now all the ARRIVALS I then, met From Scbago Lake and Cumberlano Mills first of January, 1896. foreigners are killed.’ just of the stockholders of the Tuesday A meeting 7.60 a. m.; Montreal and Bridgtou 8.25 a. m.; ono of the servants, who told me the Chi- Finest and In the afternoon the following respon- Washington County Railroad Company Lewiston and Mechanics Falls 8.30 a. m.; Leaf, ; XJX UXJU --- UtJSU WOXU is to meet at Calais Friday, Sept. Waterville and Augusta, 3.36 a. m.; Lewiston, dents were up from the jail and American mission was called brought Hartford of tho to the vote of the county in Sunday only, 10.00 a. m.: Kingfield, Phillips, found Mr. Hartford’s 13th, accept Bumford Lewistou, 11.40 arraigned: staying. I daugh- of said railroad, and to ratify and Farmington, Falls, wound on aid and Lewiston 11.60 a. m.: is a Chew. ror ureaK Mildred, with a serious the direc- a. m.; skowhegan [ John H. Flaherty, mciiccea ter, confirm the oontract made by aud 12.06 (Sundays Long one knee and another severe cut. When Mattawamkeag Bangor ing and entering the office of Randall tors for the construction of said railroad. St. Jolinsbury, Lanoas- I had washed these, I turned to Mr. Stew- 12.10) p. m.; Quebeo, and McAllister in the night time, pleaded 29th, ter and Bridgton 12.15 p. m.; Express Bar who was hacked and Thursday, Aug. not defense seemed to ard’s sou, fearfully Harbor. Greenville, Bangor, 1.20 p. guilty. Flaherty’s seen in Letter Augusta if a cut Then Miss Codrington Two wolves were reoently Bartlett, No. Conway, be as to time, for he wanted to know everywhere. -IS THE- m.: Lancaster, Kabyans, sent me a that she, too, was in A Aroostook county, ;by a Sebago Lake 4.55 p. m.; Skowhegan, COUNTY FAIR man could be convicted of breaking and message plantation, Fryeburg, CUMBERLAND her in a fearful con- there Rockland 5 25 p. m.i Farmington in the time when it was the house. I found gentleman who was driving through Waterville, -: AT entering night and we and Lewiston, Sundays only, 5.30 p. m.: St, five o’clock in the dition ; but with cold water rags with a team. DAY between four and OPENING John, Bar Harbor, Caribou and Moosehead told to stanch the bleeding. NARRAGANSETT PARK, morning in July. Judge Bonney managed Lake via B. & A., Bangor 6.35 p. m.; Range ley, him “She me not to wait, as she Lewiston p. him his counsel would advise upon begged TheMaehias Union says: “Rev. H. F. -OF THE- Farmington. Rumford Fails, 6.4p a Saunders was still alive. I and Montreal and all White ME., such points and Flaherty entered plea thought Topsy and family, who moved from East in : Chicago GORHAM, then rushed to tho back of the house, and Day Mountain points. 7.46 p. m.; Mattawamkeag, to a year ago, is well a. the bodies of Miss Saunders, Miss Machias Surry Bar Harbor, Rockland 1.40 m.: express Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday indioted for an assault found "Moxie.” He is the Celebrated Dunlap Bar 0fJotingA.i'tBarry, Miss Cordon and Miss Marshall. known by probably Halifax St, John. Vanceboro, Harbor, on Mark O’Hare, waived the Steward, now a. m. and Friday,Sept. 10, 11, 12 & 13, ’95. and battery her head be- biggest preacher in the world, tip- Waterville and Augusta, 3.50 of the inictment and not Tho latter was awfully out, 397 Milltown M. reading pleaded but the ping the beam at pounds. PAYSON TUCKER, V. P. & G. ing almost severed, beyond of eleven G. P. & T. A. guilty. the bodies well remembers the Qampaign F. £. BOOTHBY. The Portland and Rochester Railroad is indicted for an wounds given in the struggle “Little Daniel Gibbins years when “Big Day’’ and Portland, Sept. 10, 1896, 73 of were not mutilated. Later I found Miss ago sell round tickets iueluding ad- assault upon an old lady years age used to ride together, much to the jel8dtt will special trip he had Coomb’s at the foot of the hill in Day’' to the Park and Hall at rates as with intent to ravish her. He said body of the small kids.’’ mission of the where it had amusement follows: no counsel and wanted the court to front house, evidently As then I could see no From Portland, Me.. .70; Woodfords .70; some one to defend him. The court been thrown. assign and Mrs. Steward, Miss in the river at ■Westbrook Jet., .66; Cumberland! Mills, .65: Mr. C. E. Woodside. signs of Mr. Drouth has prevailed Portland & Rumford Falls R'y. Buxton Centre. .55; assigned tho we and mill Westbrook (Sacca,) .55; Johu T. Fitzsimmons indicted for Saunders and Lena, nurso, hoped Cherryfleld nearby six weeks, Saco River. .65; Hollis Centre, .75; Centre and would return to the the had the time by MERRY, and the store of Jospeh they escaped' owners have improved repair- Halter, In Effect June 24, 1895. Soutn Waterboro, $1.10; Al- breaking entering Waterboro. .95, Mr. James house where the Steward children and fred. 1.20; 1.40: East Lebanon, D. pleaded not guilty. ing the mills. DEPARTURES. Sprlngvale, Rigo, Miss were. Presently Miss THE ONLY 1 60; East Rochester, N. H.. 1.75; Rochester, C. Fox was assigned to defend him. Codrington AGENT, Hartford arrived. She had received a cut JX H.. 1.75. Warren Frank Chase of Brunswick, in- 8.30 A. M.& 1.05 P. M. From Union 8tatlon and the Fair but had been saved from Trains between Portland dicted for cheating by false pretences by under ono ear, for Poland, Mechanic Falls, Buckfield, Can* run as follows: Middle 'Street. Grounds will to one AlonzoDay that death by a native Christian. 237-239 ton, Dixfield and Rumford Falls. a. m. a. m. m. m. falsely pretending From Union p. p. and valid for “I learned late that the five ladies of 8.30 a. m„ 1.05 and 6.10 p. m, Portland. 7.30 9.4E 12.30 1.10 a certain check was good Poland anl Leave it to be the Zeena Mission Society, who lived in The is $5.00. Station for Poland Springs, Woodfords, 7.36 9.50 12.36 1 16 $85, when in fact Chase knew This is the finest and price Mecbanic Falls. „„ 1.20 and two houses which form tho Ku Cheng We also can snow Westbrook Jet., 7.40 9.54 12.40 utterly worthless, was arraigned most elegant Hat Saturdays only train leaving Portland 6.10 p. 7.46 10.01 12.46 1,28 James C. Fox Sanitarium, after a futile attempt to es- our No, 2 at & R. F. R run. Cnmberiand Mills, pleaded not guilty. Mr. manufactured in the yon m. connects with train on P. y 7.51 10.05 12.50 1.33 out of the back but were Westbrook, was to defend him. cape, got end, United States. $3.50. ning through to Rumford Falls. 8.00 10.15 1.00 1.42 assigned Some of the Station for Gorham, William Hunter, indicted for breaking immediately surrounded. aug28W,Th&Steodtf Stages connect at Poland Springs at Fair Grounds, 8.03 10.18 1.03 1.45 to at Rumford Falls for An- Arrive the stable of Frank W. Cox were inclined spare them, Poland Springs, and Returning trains will leave the Fair Grounds and entering vegotarians Lakes. not but were ordered by their leader to carry dover and Rangeley at 7.57. 10.20 a. m., *tl2.57. *3 40, t5.15. f6.00 and stealing clothing, pleaded guilty. their orders: Kill and not. m. Trains leave the Fair grounds for Mr. Woodside was assigned to defend out spare coaches between Union p. able to into the Through passenger Rochester and intermediate stations at 1.00 him. Had they been escape little doubt and Rumford Fills. and 6.03 p. ra. James B. Allen, pleaded guilty to an house there seems they would Station, Portland * Connects at Westbrook Junction with saved. A misfortune indictment charging him with breaking have been great tickets on sale for all points trains on Maine Central Railroad. were Through and the millinery store of Sarah was that only two dressed. R. F. t Connects at Cumberland Mills with trains entering on P. ft R’l- K. a lot of ribbons, “Mr. ana Mrs. ntowaru wore; Killed as on (White Mountain Div.) Maine Central R. E. Kehoe, and stealing R. C. BRADFORD. G. P. ft from bod. Lena, a nurse, The camel is a beast of strength ^ *ep6dlw J. W. PETERS, Superintendent. pleaded guilty. they sprang great GILDEMEESTER & KROEGER T-A^ the until the z Edward Lowery, indicted for an assault died while protecting baby, whom and endurance. Nothing harts it Kathleen to carry out of the “last straw’” Is added to its SUP,rlPR^ Falls. Main. and battery on Deputy Sheriff Ncwhall, managed proverbial V.b^°LN- and not before the burden. The human is and waived the reading of the indictment house, though baby's eyes digestive system Grand Upright Pianos, a camel. can pleaded not guilty. had boon cut out. Miss Nellie Saunders very much like You impose FAIR knocked to a wonderful is as- ljjo ul was also down at tho nursery on it It really THE 56TH ANNUAL .Lewis JNoal, inuictea ior icu-cuny degree. - when to the how much abuse it will stand HAVE NO SUPERIOR.. a boat of the value of $500, the property door going help children, tonishing not and as wo afterward found the remains before it breaks down. “The last straw” OF THE of Charles A. S. Holland, pleaded P. J. GILDEMEESTER, HENRY KROEGER, of a burned body there we had little doesn’t break it down, but it makes it stop guilty. partner of For 20 years superintendent o alias Rob Wilson, in- doubt that it was hers. For a long time work. Continually put the wrong things Many years managing OILS Danile C. & Sons Factories. TEST Foley & Sons. Steinway HIGH Mr. and had es- into stomach, and will get Chickering dicted for defrauding the innkeepers or we thought Mrs. Steward your digestion -AND- or weaker and weaker. Before some- Go. of the Falmouth hotel, pleaded caped, hut later I found their bodies, long, Cumberland proprietors their bod worse than usual will be and not rather ashes, in what had been thing eaten, guilty. _. ... Tho seemed to will the stomach into the John H. Slater, who is indicted with room. Ku Cheng peoplo go through in tho af- and there It will stick—that’s con- John A. Jordan, for being parties to a have had, as a whole, no hand bowels, the doubtless four or five veg- Let it continue, and there Is noth- Jones & Agricultural Society fraudulent conveyance to defraud fairs, though stipation Allen, GASOLINE. The na- bad that it will not lead to. Nine-tenths Cressey, was and etarian families were concerned. ing STREET. eoJtf —AT— creditors of Slater, arraigned sep 5 MUSIC HOUSE ,538 CONGRESS want the best GASOLINE for yorr tives say tho band came from of all human sickness is due to constipa- II von not guilty. vegetarian summer, order from us. We fill any pleaded the east toad of Ku many tion. Some of the simplest are stoves this Cheng city; symptoms sire naekaee and we loan 5 gallon cans to within coated tongue and foul dizziness, Park, Gorham,Me., Casco Steamboat Company. from Ang-Long and Adeng-Bang, breath, or OIL CUSTOMERS. Narragansett Bay distress GASOLINE thirty or forty miles of Ku Chong. _ heartburn, flatulence, sallowne99, The new time table on tbe Casco Bay- after eating, headaches and lassitude. A OUR TEAMS CO TO MISS HARTFORD’S NARRATIVE. cause a SEPT. 12, 13, 1895. Steamboat line will go into effect next little thing will constipation, and 10,11, terrible little thing will relieve it Dr. Pierce’s WORMS IN Cash's when of the trips Miss Hartford the whole Corner, Pieasantdale, Monday, many present says are a con- Hundreds of children have worms,CHILDREN.! but their parents doctor n Stroudwater, Pleasant Pellets certain cure for table as minutes, and else. « will bo dropped. The now time affair was over in thirty They are them for nearly everything Elizabeth and Largest and best exhibition ever held. stipation. tiny, sugar-coated Cape Knightvllle, in our columns numbered about mild and natural WEEK. Trotting purses and premiums $4,5UU. well as'the old appears that the attacking party granules, in their action. MONDAY OF BACH rat's on all railroads. one leader. Her There is nothing about them. Elixir Excursion _ under Worm car this morning. 100, well organized injurious True’s 35 children lu cents; You can take them as as § Admlssiou, cents; relates thus: just freely you is the best Worm Remedy made. It is likewise the best Rem- and East 25 Grand extra. own terrible she §£ Woodfords Deerlng, rlaaes cents, stand experience take your food. There is no danger that for all the complaints of children, such as Feverishness, H on the OF EACH WEEK. W. H. VINTON. FEES. __ Panacea. streets, a Sour Stomach, etc. It Has been a » TUESDAY Sec’y theTdeal “I heard shouts and yells you will become slave to their use. They Costiveness, Indigestion, CI1AS. H. LEIGHTON, I rushed to and then Household remedy for 44 yeare. Its efficacy In such gfc L. Alderman, on clothes, will cure you you can stop taking Jedy James Francis, Chicago, and, my and harmless. Price 35 cts. At » So. Portland and aug26tpseI3___ putting them. Send for free of troubles has never been equalled. Purely vegetable Willard, "I Dr. King’s New Discov- a man with a tri- sample package Knighhille, savs: regard the door, to be met by doses. all Druggists, or of th«- Proprietors. ® DR. J. F. TRUE & CO., AUBURN, ME. THURSDAY OF EACH WEEK. as an Ideal Panacea for Coughs, from 4 to 7 World’s Dispensary ,gi ery who yelled: Hero s a Colds and Dung Complaints, having used dent and spear, Medical Association, Buffalo, N. Y. Tho man his and r it in family for the last five years to woman. pointed A OREAT BOOK- FREE. Woodfords Morrills, my foreign but I twisted the of at my breast, of FRIDAY OF EACH WEEK. the exclusion physician’s jirescriptions spear it Over 6So,ooo copies Dr. Pierce’s Com- to one side, and just grazed my or other preparations. weapon mon Sense Medical Adviser have been sold "DON’T BUY or 318-3. then threw me to tho BORROW TROUBLE.” Drop us a Postal Telephone, Rev. John Burgus, Keokuk, Iowa, car and head He at the regular price, $1.50. The on me with the wooden end profits writes: “I have been a Minister of tho around and boat this immense sale have been used in print- ■ a servant came, who Church for 50 years nf thesno but a new edition of 500,000 found Methodist Episcopal away and told me ing copies, more, and have never found anything winnhwi1 the weapon in strong paper covets, he A. or down tho embankment which is to given S. MADDOX, or that gave me such speedy m fl v I jumped absolutely be sent so beneficial, road. The servant fol- away free. ^ cqpy will OlXi Dealer, BERRY, as Dr. King’s New Discovery. ran aloM the to address on of 21 one-cent STEPHEN relief me until I any reeeipt along got up SAPOLIO • Ideal Cough Remedy now. Tri- and to cover coat at Try this fowed pulled where I lay down stamps mailing only. 35 Middle Me, Free at Geo. M. to the side of the hill, World’s As* THE St,, Portland, JOB al Bottles Young’s Drug After resting I •Address Dispensary Medical 'TIS CHEAPER IN END. BOOR AND PRINTER, 489 Congress 6treet. H G. Starr, let breath. twice, Main N. Y. jiy25 Store, and lay there. aociati^J, Street, Buffalo, Westbrook. * reached a secluded spot gfe 37 PitfM S. their business and 1. which date in- to leave town for a or Sunday , balances, responsibility ment October 1895, upon Persons wishing long mixed; then add sufficient milk to make a soft an | j warrant. not to be no I terest will cease. .have the address of their law which ought tolerated, « inoh thick, and cut with a small biscuit cutter. I j cash the bonds As presented short periods may , We are prepared to with ac- iHE in a quick oven for fifteen or twenty minutes. These biscuits should ( \ as often os desired. matter whether the majority of New I I crued Interest at any time on presentation. in Boston, paper changed and on the and snowy white when broken open. BONDS. I | bottom, light sides, I ) been awarded the neyv issue of 80 Rates. York City people are in favor of It or not. Having Advertising i The secret of success in this as in is to use but Choice investment securities, Including high year 4 1-2 per cent gold, first mortgage bonds of a recipe, others, on 2-cbSK first have in- | | home hand. we are to furnish them In Daily Press SL50 per square, The cities larger proportional grade, bonds, constantly tills ooninany, prepared 11 1,11 two-thirds as much Cottolene as you used to use of lard. Cot-1 i the old bonds favorable COTTON for over 100 week after. Three Inser- the New York than i I to holders : of upon week, 75 cents per fluencejin legislature Solicited. for at an early date. Every other tolene will make the biscuit delicious, wholesome. Better Correspondence terms if applied tions or less, $1.00 per square. in the legislature of most other States, so ] | light, ] | one third les3 than these i i ever made before. it. sure and augas__dtf day advertisements, that there is more chance for the passage than any biscuit you Try Be get ] | KING. ates. in tins i __ of a measure there than there would ! I Cottolene. Sold everywhere with trade-marks i on week such genuine Comedy, Heart Interest and Sensai Half advertisements $1.00 per —' blended in one. square bo iu most but even there it is ! and steer's head in cotton-plant wreath—on every tin. ! SWAN & BARRETT, delightfully each succeeding week. States, ‘'Cottolene' j INVESTMENTS. first week; half price £24 Stale Commissioner I |THE N. K. FAIRBANK COMPANY, CHICAGO, Street, BOSTON, PORTLAND, ME. ( , bankers. of the width of a col- doubtful. Unquestionably “A Square” is a space i i——aa—————————aaaaa—aaaa——aiaa Town of Ooxter, Maine, 6's. Roosevelt is being somewhat aided In his sep5__dlt umn and one inch long. The Great Calico Mill Scene one-third ad- of the law Town of Pittsfield, Ma ne. 4's. Special Xoticcs, on first page, present enforcement ditional. by many liquor dealers who feel that an City of Zanesville, Ohio, 41-Zs. R. R. The most realistic production oi a drama MAINE CENTRAL ever shown. and Auction Sales, $2.00 per attitude of defiance would diminish the Amusements of 5's. Tickets, 75, 50 and 25 cts. Seats now week. Three insetions or less, act City Springfield, Ohio, square each chances of getting a ^local option on sale at box office. of 6's. CONSOL. 4's, $1.50 per square. the If suoh legisla- City Ashland, Wisconsin, type and through legislature. Reading Xoticcs in nonpariel_ Roosvelt 41-2's 5's. Mat. Prices! hildren, id ! All Seats. lo cents per tion should fall Commissioner Boiough of Braddock, Penna., and classed with other paid,notices, DUE 1912. will undoubtedly find the difficulties of WALTER COREY Poriland Water Company, 4's and 5's, insertion. CO. ine each matter type, enforcement very much Increased. And Pure Reading Xoticcs in reading Portland & MONDAY, TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, Is the of the Ogdensburg Railway Stook, 25 cents per tine each insertion. if,'as suspected, majority KNOX & LINGOLN R’Y. and 18th. and similar adver- allow- Dividends Maine Central Railroad. Sept. 16,17, Wants. To Let, For Sale people of New York are in favor of guaranteed by advance, for tisements, 25 cents per week in ing the saloons to open oertain hours on -FOB SALE BY- no Displayed adver- 40 words or less, display. Sunday they will be pretty likely to find THIRTY YEAR 5’s, under these headlines, and all adver- tisements a commissioner who will be less mind- ADA CRAY twill be PAYSON ft not tin advance, H. M. tisements paid! GO, •—— ful of his sworn duty. It is a rule, to and .SUPPORTED BY rates. BANKEBS, Guaranteed Principal charged at regular that square which the exceptions are very rare, ilyl 7 In Maine State Press—$1.00 per Were. _dtf_ the Maine F. TIIMCAY Office Interest by CHAS. cents square for no law gets for any considerable length * ~~ for first insertion, and fifty per Co. AND A T~~ in a where all the INVESTMENTS. Central 9* sach subsequent Insertion, of time community to sub Capable Company of Flayers. Address all communications relating people vote, more vigorous enforcement St. Louis, Alt. & Terre Haute R.R, advertisements to Portland of the waDt. —o— .cription and than the majority people 1st M0RT. 5 PER rENT. G0L0 BONDS, 97 Exchange Street, sure to Publishing Co., Officers who give more are A 4 S-8 PER CENT BASIS. Me. pretty ON MONDAY AND WEDNESDAY EVENINGS, Portland. _ be turned out, and more pliant officials GEO. F. DUNCAN, Her Own Popular Version, the best sentiment Kanawha & Michigan Railway, substituted. It is not 42 Exchange Street. THE NEW GOLD THE PBESS. that governs, but the average sentiment. 1st MORT. 4 PER GENT. BONDS, apr2 dtI ON A 5 FEB CENT. BASIS. EAST LVXXK. SEPTEMBER 12. The decision of the regatta committee Chic. Rock Island & Pacific R’y, -O- THURSDAY. the NOTICES. on race goes farther than TUESDAY Tuesday’s 5 PER CENT DEBENTURE BONDS, TO THE HOLDERS OF EVENING, made of will think was neces- If Capt. Cranfield of the Valkyrie majority people ON A 5 PER CENT. BASIS. New or desirable under the circumstances. THE NEW MAGDALENE. the remarks attributedTo him by the sary Kansas City, Kansas Water Company was not at fault in Burl., Cedar & North. R’y, Tickets. 75. 50 and 25 cts. Seats now Tribune it is not much to his oredit. That the Valkyrie Rapids York FIRST MORTGAGE on sale at box office. the Defender there is very small 5 PER CENT. GOLO Utterod ou the eve of an investiga- fouling CONS. BONDS, right A PER CENT. BASIS. it room for but that the Valkyrie ON 5 6 cent BONDS, tion of the fouling of the Defender doubting, per Mat. prices! uffiua I All Seats. and for a few First 6 cent. Gold 18S7. much like an attempt to in- deliberately and intentionally Also Mortgage per Dated Nov. 11, looked very Bonds of various Issues which can be recom- of her ran into the notified that in accord- timidate the committee. the purpose crippling mended for Investment, at prices which net You are herby American yacht has not been seriously about 6 perceut. ance with the terms of the Mortgage CITY of in- have been to re- The Methodist ministers Chicago claimed. Of course the Valkyrie ought (the Bonds subject the socialist, demption since May 1, 1894) your Bonds !2ti. vited Keir Hardie, English not to be allowed to profit by her own SPENCER TRASK & CO., THURSDAY EVENING, Sept and the are called in for payment September 1, to them the other day, the Defender be NEW TORE CITY. address fault, neither should 27 AND 39 PINE ST., at the Central Trust Co., New will make them care- 1895, GSSAlM U CONCERT dose he gave them allowed to profit by her misfortune, STATE AND JAMES STS., ALBANY. York, and that interest will cease or. future. Both aug24TTb&Snrmtf — ful whom they invite in the though that misfortune happened by that day. -BY T M IS the came in for a us to collect them the church and clergy reason of her rival’s fault. But the Should you desire of denunciation, and for to them with us liberal amount awarding of the race to the Defender is you, please deposit at once. of the Chicago anarchists who because she speaking to give her an advantage, to make reinvest- in the dyna- Should you wish were hanged for complicity run for can say for a Maine Investments. was into, nobody ment we shall be glad to correspond or mite he asked'if it w as not possible the Mlt* I LOUKXCIi O. KNIGHT. Sop- plot, certainty that she would have .won confer with you upon the subject. ~ ^ > * « Alt... were the of a new dis- VTT"',' ,P Miss HATH KINK I? 1C K It. that they apostles raoe had she It will We that we have been unable not'beenjcrippied. regret Tea.* couldn’t to earlier not ce of this call, All*. WIKI. II. STO KBKUJGK, pensation. Schwab, himself, to most that the ideal solu- give you seem people Mr. HA BUT F. MKKKILL, Fa-so nauseous dose. One of the BARCAINS in the Desk line to be but the notice reached us have given them a more have to declare, that.be- many and Aroostook Rail- only today. tion would been] Bangor (F*r»t anpe ranee of Misses Knit* it. Kicker a Respectfully yours, cause of the accident there was no con- shown by us this week will be Solid Oak 4 ft* Double and Mr. Merrill >ince v.n ir reium :r. in La- Probably a line from Mr, Cleveland test and to order the raoe resailed. Of road r6|M\> written in his ponderous style, saying End Roll Top at $20.00. The cabinet work and finish Company. AKSISTKU r.V there is some hard SWAN & course it may be that BARRETT, M:fs Aide L. !']>* I'ann* ; V r» A. that ho would not under any circum- of this Desk is first-class throughout. We consider br*»oU, fast rule which a fouling boat is BANTKEBS, 31. Smith, i’J.tni'i; Mr II. t* a. a d. Jr., a nomination for a third and by 5 cent Gold Bonds st nces accopt First Mortgage ptr 1895. 'iuini; >• r. H. F. l»nr»»i »r. ?*• r t -it. ; .V. and that when the foul was this Desk the greatest bargain ever offered in Portland. Portland. Me., August 28, term, would set at rest the discussion disqualified, DUE JAN. 1, 1948. aug23dtf U»rv y Murray. Ae«-oinjr-oii*». the committee had no discretion, in Iti ii.tr res »rv<*; sen's 7 t that is now going on anent the possibility proved, Ticket*, our new line of Office Furniture we have all the and 1.00. >- lo-vd Sc.J no/ but must award the race to the innocent In Interest payable January and July. § according becoming the Democratic on sal**: r sto k ri nut»»• or of his again Limited to mile track. that it remains for the latter Roll and Flat Office $16,000 per single aa.i K. U » bearer. There seem to be boat, and latest effects in Top Top Desks, Hsilf fare oil Af. (! ]•’. B. <». T standard might I would call attention to these •* the race or special all eouec.t .ick- ts. Kite ir i a a nomina- to say whether it will take NOTICE. some impropriety in declining Tables, and Chairs and if you have any consideration bonds as a safe investment, being a legal both roads sc. .7 l-n but call it a draw. It is to be hoped that is tion that lias not been tendered, for will find our new line the lowest in investment for Maine savings banks. and that'the Defender quality you to information as THE HOLDERS OF THE this could easily lie avoided by the same the case, people I am prepared give TO choose to resail the race. A little in New to o£ the road for the year Excursions to sort of by which Mr. Cleveland will price England. earnings past Bail? UrpswJ and of its outlook. end ilrsr o.as-. a now will greatly brighten present Correspon avoided the app>earanee ot dictating magnamity National Water Works Go. uence and personal Interview invited. of the Defender’s final triumph. tariff to the House Representa- — policy FOR SALE BY (TVAKTaAS CITY Shore f?-isr a! P/errycoccag Kocra Ho write a confidential tives. might" HUTSON B. SAUNDERS, Ai.L F0IS«»XI2 iiOi.LAi!. MAGAZINE NOTICES. letter to a friend—say Prof. Wilson—and Investment Securities, 6 Per Cent. Consolidated Mortgage Take Ilarpswell steamers fn>x:i Ikutlan l fie'. his 51 1-3 Street Portland. M that friend might betray confidence, Exchange Ask Tickets It; fed28 T.Th&Sat-tf tor Dinner Je:!4 did. Mr. Cleveland has Soience Monthly for as Prof. Wilson In the Popular BONDS, ■ ■'mam frequently manifested a good deal of in- September ex-President Andrew Dickson Dated August I, 1833. ACIJ ! ION $ \ Llv I genuity in getting his views before the White reviews The Closing Struggle of You are hereby notified that the above de- American J.whon he wanted to. the and the higher criticism. The Fire Insurance F, O. BAILEY & people, theologian waltefTcorey CO., Agencies •cribed bonds are called for payment and the CO., no in fifth on Professional Institu- same with all unpaid accrued interest He found great difficulty letting In his paper OF together ♦ ♦- thereon, will be on presentation, iu New some that the Herbert shows how histdrv paid it be known years ago tions Spencer Reliable House Furnishers and Manufacturers, York City. from us once triumph of Col. Fellows and Tammany and fiction have been evolved Bond should be deposited with at for Street* Anderson & Co. collection. Salesroom 46 Exchange Hall would be agreeable to him, Tand biography, and literature has been de- Palmer, F. O. BAILEY. C. W. ALLEN later in informing the people of New rived from it. Mr. Morse’s article on Ap- — AND = 28 FREE STREET. rm>r 1A '

Kitten—She Keu oion of Old Scholars and Teachers at The Corsican Brothers. Curious Journey of a Portland Several Score of North Gorham. The “Corsioan Brothers,” Duma’s Undoubtedly Possesses J. R. LIBBY. | Count of Monte Lives. celebrated play, like the One of the most occasions LARRABEE’S. interesting has all the warmth and coloring Cristo, that ever took place at North Gorham, of France. It deals with recently visiting the South of A Boston lady was (Great Falls) in line with the public and it fells its story simply whose home was the vendetta, friends in this city, at schools occurred last Saturday afternoon, and the interest of the was the forcibly holding a cunning little kitten [that pet when the selectmen of the town and audience from the to the end. When this lady depart- Quilts. beginning of the household. other well-known citizens of Gorham the clock strikes 2 this afternoon, One of our in HOME MAKES THE When saw John Booth the the MAN, Those who ever ed for her home In Boston Iother day White Marseilles extra im- Portland and other places met to dedi- Quilts, heavy, ‘‘Clarin’ Sales” of Ladies Cotton Underwear title role will ever forget the performance. the kitten disappared. The $5.00. old time Up mysteriously cate tlio new large two-story school house ported, burned into the memory. Mr. from cellar to garret, line of fresh It remains house was searched erected and under the A fine Marseilles Quilts will begin. just completed Some one said. If that’s true, it’s the Man toll’s of the two Dei no kitten was found. When the lady from at conception but of the new “town importers $4.00, $3.00, $3.50, provisions system.” of every to make Franchi brothers is well considered and reached Boston and to unpack her duty housekeeper $1.98. began a so that the SIX Ladies’ Fine Drawers at 16c. Itjwas very pleasant day as attractive as Not pairs well carried and he invests the trunk she was half out of her home possible. for out, frightened exercises were holden in the air Crochet Quilts $1.25,'98c,'75c,r48c. 5 open a and’the rest of the house These are all one soft finish cotton, Tucked characters with a charm of manner, and senses a sudden movement |in the tidy parlor size-(23-)open-Fine, by in front of the school house which is so SEVENTY in an will accomplish the Pillowslips. a of that'' carries the and a little miaow. uproar and Ruffled. Perfect and work. degree power clothing piteous on the summit of shapes, pleasantly located but there must be an with him, and, in the Soon she discovered kitten'that was desired effect, for 8 17o. spectator along [the Rowe’s Hill that overlooks the little l-2c, 10c, 13c, Not more than three pairs to one customer. fail to home in Port- all roundness about the neatness great soenes does not thrill him. such a pet in her friend’s Sheets 2 1-3 yards by 3 1-4 yards, 50o village below. to one. to good land. The little creature was crowd- sufficiently apparent impress The company appeared advantage poor Lewis MoLellan and Carl W. Shaw of each. more than a hint of attrac- NIGHT GOWNS. Smallest the various characters. The duel scene ed into a of extraordinary smallness There’s will make to and sizes, superior cloth, per- in place the board of selectmen assisted in the We your orderJSheets home in our east win- in the Bois de in the second and was alive. It had been in that tive making from in our 2 for 25 Cts. Boulogne just dedication. Pillowslips any goods feet workmanship. it dow. Inside, the de- CHILDREN’S where the of Louis appears trunk a whole and that should Housekeeping at short notice. four to one act, apparition day, W. Parker an old resident stock Not more than customer. Hon. Joseph' is over with the to his brother was very well managed, have received air enough to exist that partment running as well as an old-time school teacher— the and the duel itself in the fifth act of time is remarkable. beautiful things chat delight great length quite in Linen Table Sets. probably the oldest teacher now living and in of APRONS. Plaid 5 cts. was effective. The reconcilia- It must have [ into the trunk heart of every lady, buying Nainsook, exceedingly jumped the town—was selected to over preside us be as near the makers as it linen cover 3 13 tion of the Orlando and Colonna was while it was being packed and while no- you’ll Table Sets, yards long, A lot of Ladies Colored Drawers, Chemises &c. 25 cts. the exercises. for are CHILDREN’S is to $7.50. very amusing. The curtain was several body happened to be looking, and been possible you get, prices doylies,' hemstitched, Mr. Parker offered briof remarks and de- times called. and in out of 'sight or so low. Thursday we open the Linen Table Sot, cover 2 1-2 yards long covered up packed of Wind- then called on Rev.,Mr. Aiken a three If All our best 50 cent Corsets at 39 cts. discovered. The partment'with Days’ Sale. with doylies to match, hemstitched Concert Tonight. hearing without being ham who offered prayer. there’s anything here you need, better $8.5ft and 50 cent cor- kitten was returned to its home in Port- This includes all our “Bertha,” “J. & C.” every Hall will hold and musical au- Charles F. Maberry professor of chem- Sale. CORSETS. City large it this All of our $1.25 and $1.50 lawn, and in a better get during introductory $1.00, welcome land by express, travelling in Case school of set in our stock at 39 cts. dlenoe tonight, gathered to istry Applied Science, from 3 to 4 m. Thursday cambric and on on its outward Mackintoshes p. print Wrappers go and Mr. conveyance than fjourney. O.. delivered the home Misses Knight and Kicker Cleveland, dedicatory at 20 cent less than sale at 69o"eaoh. Just how it feels to travel to Boston, per regular prioes. Thursday morning are address whioh was a able Harry Merrill. The tiokets selling very speech. Linen Table'Sets, cover 3 1-2 long at cts. in a trunk, will be furnished to yards ladies’ night gowns 38 well at and entitle holders packed Prof. Maberry pointed out the Stookbrldge’s, the plainly Puffs. fringed, doylies extrajsize,|$o.25. Press readers as soon as kitten re- and These are little But the the the from out of town to half fare on the rail- advance made in schools methods b plain, trimming. cloth, shapes, covers' sufficiently to be interviewed. Linen Table Set, cover yards long, Fifty roads Some seats still remain at of educational instructions since the early are excellent. A rare 38 cts. good Down Puffs, pure silk covers in light fringed, doylies to match, $4.50. workmanship bargain. The programme was pub- PORTLAND’S VALUATION. of the "district system” and Stockbridge’s. days tints, filled with selected down. The Linen Table Set, cover 2 1-3 yards long, lished and is most attractive claimed that true American; citizenship yesterday price does not convey any idea of fringed, doylies to matoh, $4.60. The assistance of Mrs. A. M. Smith, and By the Assessors’ Report Increased a Half in the future upon * depended greatly their elegance. 819 each. Also full line^of Table Covers in bleached Philbrook. Messrs. Barnard, Har- Million. the and of our Miss success, permanency pub- Down Puffs, imported Sateen covers filled Damask, all sizes, with or without add to the mon and Murray will greatly lic schools. of down. Great value also colored bordered, with fair quality napkins, pure of Black Dress interest in the concert. tlie assessors finished their we no tame to review ms aoie WELL GROOMED stock Goods, clean, sweet, Yesterday nave at $5, our prioe this week, 83.98. linen covers and German fast color Cotton work and handed the tax list -for the cur- but it is to that Prof. The, King. spoech, timely say Down Puffs, Silkoline covers in light Turkey Red Table covers from 3 1-3 wholesome, up to date. " A for a deinaud at the rent year to the collector collection. Mayberry’s earliest school days were ruffle round and There has been great shades, 73x72, tacked, to 8 yards long. Doylies Nap- Under a where you can see what you are an increase of half a red spacious skylight theatre for tickets to the “Cotton King’’ The result shows spent in the “little schoolhouse,” puff, 82.36 each. kins to match. in the valuation. This is that stood not far from where to be produced Friday, Saturday and Sat- million oity’s years ago, Quality X Puff, 11-4 in Jsize, Silkoline buying. the this new house now stands. Damash. urday matineie. The dialogue is well report. covers in pink and blue, wool filling, Web Table W. J. Corthell, of the Nor- written, in short it is an attractive piece VALUATION. principal $2.50. newest that Fashion or comfort we followed White Table 58 inches wide, 25c the things suggests. May has its merits the tests of mal School at Gorham village, Z 11-4 American Sateen cov- Damask, and proved by Apr. 1, ’94. Apr. 1, ’95. Quality Puff, ask to come in and see how _ about a and person and the constant attend- in brief and interesting remarks, dwell- Allied with seafoam yard. tell you few, you Boston criticism Total value real ers, batts, large ALL the intelligence, character and All linen Bleached Damask, 62 inches ance for weeks of delighted audiences. estate, *24.620,600 *24,974,900 ing upon variety of colorings, with or without clumsy was the telliDg. hardihood of the New wide, 89o yard. “The Cotton company is said to Total value per- England families, 82.98 each. King" border, 54 inches 42c sonal estate, 12,026,660 12,232,125 and the success attained in education Irish Linen Damask, wide, be an admirable organization, for Man- Seen the .White Store School Suit for Boys? as embodied in the public schools. yard. BLACKS and a quarter ager Brady is a great believer in the ab- Total valuation. *36,647,260 *37,207,025 It is a gem, only $5. Hon. John H. of Portland, form- 1 lot Irish Linen Damask, 60 inches solute necessity of completeness every- Increase over 1894, *659,766 Fogg Puffs full 83.60 Five fanoies at this Sateen size, 50c Dollar price. “The Polls, 1, ’95, 10,946 a student and teacher in the schools wide, yard. where in his organizations. While April erly Sateen full $3.00 Five in Puffs, size, f or $1.50 a CENTS. style* Several members eaob Polls, April 1, '94, 10,928 of the distriot, responded to a call by Damask J 69, J 75c, 87c, *1.00, Cotton King" is an English melodrama Sateen Puffs, full size, $1.69 the chairman in a very pleasing and in- yard. family. it has an abundance of American interest, Increase, 18 Sateen full size, $1.39 FIFTYVigoureux-Fancies. Puffs, 37 reviewing the past, and All linen Cream Damask, 29c, 35c, l-2o, The mohair is in but- for the leading character is a Southern teresting speech, Sateen full $1.25 I. Coarse grains of Powder. I. Mohair-Bouole. TAXES. Puffs, size, *1.00. ton-like 43 of the the scholars on the de- 50o, 69c, 75o, buuohes, very rough, cotton speculator, and several prin- congratulating fulll .98 on dead black inch. 1694. 1895. Sateen Puffs, size, shall on sale this one II. Zig-Zag daslie3 of gloss States. sirability of their new house, pointing to We put morning cipal incidents occur in the United Above are made for us. ground. he goods expressly case of Red 58 inoh- II. weave. all is beautiful and Tax on real estate, *490,412.00 *499,498.00 the privileges that they have which Turkey Damask, Homespun-like Roughened The scenic equipment lines of worsted over its surface black cobble- Tax on es- es color, 39c III. Half-inch shiney drop- by personal was not so fortunate to enjoy in his wide.Ifest regular goods, over the surfaae. stones of mohair-or worsted. 46 constitutes a great charm of the piece. tate, 240,633.20 244,642.60 ped hap hazzard all days. Blankets. for 23o yard. inch. Ada Gray. Poll tax, 21,856.00 21,892.00 youthful black Our line Turkish, Damask, Huok and IV. Hen and chickens spots of gloss. Master Clyde Shaw, a boy of about 12 ‘.of III. Mohair-Fancies. Granite ground with Miss Ada Gray is a woman of fine 11-4 California Blankets with beautiful Cotton Towels cannot be excelled V. rain dashes of black gloss, Mohair 44 Total, *752,801.20 *766,039.60 years of age, reoited a very appropriate Slanting many unique figures. mobile, expressive features, and Increase, *13,231.80 in blue, old gold cts. inch. figure, poem, the spirit of whioh was: fanoy borders,, light 38 inches, 50 a beautiful dresser. Her costumes are Rate of taxation *20 on *1000. and $6. Cottons. “On every hilltop let there be a school rose, IV. 60 inch Twill, very heavy and very close appropriate and elegant. She is a woman house 11-4 California Blankets at $5. twill. knows that Cottons are on of action, and as an emotional Fruit and Flower Mission. And in the valley no “saloon.” Wo61 White Blankets, $4. Everyone graceful 11-4 All apd a half cents. V. Dead I luster weaves and ripples, and finds herself fitted for Good music and singing enlivened the the rise. We put in a stock of these bashful flakes. 44 inch. actress admirably This month will close the work of the 11-4 All Wool White Blankets, $3.75. the dual female roles in East Lynne. occasion and helped to make it a joyful goods at the right time andfour pa- Six All these at W. C, T. U. Fruit and Flower Mission 11-4 White Blankets, $2.50. SIXTY-TWOstyles. $1.25. trons will continue to the bene- the She excites her audience to tears in the time. 11-4 White Blankets, $ 1.25. get I. Dead black Crepe unrelieved by for the seasono of 95. Its management of but of the and is unanimous vote the school house fit of our low prices. The goods will suggestion anythiug crepe. serious situations play it a month of suc- By 11-4 Blankets, 98o. desires to'make black. named alter a former citizen of not last forever, however, and now II. Herring-bone effect. Dead AND A HALF. Four charming in the lighter scene. and it therefore to the kind was 10-4 Blankets, 39o. cess, appeals to Notes. that place, Levi Hall, now deceased. Cards and Plate for 98 cents. is your time buy. III. Granite with narrow cords and publio for further generous contributions 50 Engraved ground, DOLLARgroups. the exercises were over those who Infrequent arrow heads. Signor Nicolini, Patti’s husband, has and fruit. De- After of fruit flowers, especially I. Mohair Novelty, many curious freaks purchased the famous “Leduc” Guar- had been scholars in the district in b >t- fine licious grapes, plums and many other IV. Very Herring-bone stripes. of Mohair brocading. 44 inch. nerius violin for $7750. also who had been teachers, can be for gone years, Richard Mansfield, the actor, who is ill varieties purchased twenty-five V. 2f Poplin weave, with far-apart, lusterlese II. A soft, baby-like surface with glints of 104 West about 10 in all, marched under the lead ot typhoid fever at his home, cents a basket, to buy one of,which would WHITE STORE, spots. Mohair. 44 inch. New was of the brass band to Forest Hall in the Eightieth street, York, resting be one and not really taxing any person, VI. Another Crepe, coarser ripple than No. Close cord with Mohair spots. yesterday. Mr. Mansfields’ ill- where ice oream and re- III. grain quietly as this is to be the last for the village below, 1. ness took a serious turn several days appeal that freshments were served. IV. Triple diagonal cords. ago. It was said at his home yesterday season of ’95 it is earnestly desired 516 Congress St. 88 inch, 62 1-2 cts. The disease will those present were Prof. Edwin that he was very weak. many persons will contribute toward Amojg reach a orisis in a few days when his Hall of Harvard Prof. Maberry, the month one long to be re- College, The weather today will be able to tell with some making Wednesday afternoon. Rev. Mr. DOLLARS. Black pbyslolan of the Walter Smith, M. D., of York village, street, is likely to Heavy to his chances of recovery. membered by all the beneficiaries ortainty as ,T.W. Maun of the Warren church, officiated. Le Fair. CENTS. of 36 Oliver Dole of Sebago Lake, Knight Cord, made for Dresses “There is no good reason why Chicago Mission. The rooms the Mission, turned Sept. 12.1890. TWOWhip The Cloudman Post, G. A. H., should not be a place where plays are from of Standish, John H. Fogg, Esq., and Six Granite, and Crepe Oak St. will be open this forenoon to SEVENTY-FIVEstyles and Suits. their productions, the out in a body and escorted the remains of Umbrella given original seven to eleven o’clock. others. and weaves game as in New York,” said Joseph in Woodlawn Poplin populated for Fall P. toast their burial place cemetery. Heavy enough wraps. with H. C. Miner, mana- JMr. W. Parker actedjas master, is Brooks, who Albert J. Hacker and Elmer Mason, forethought curious and dashes and as roll was called those ABIT by spots" of ot the Fifth Avenue Theatre, N. Fire on High Street. and the present Mohair, Ridges shining ger for the Crepon and J. H. MuVicker, the veteran answered. There were some who had were drawn as jurors Superior the wisest arrow heads of lusterless black, Y., The alarm from box 62 at & 30 p. m. pre- Mohair in bold relief. 42 inch, $2.00 theatrical manager of Chicago, have an- for 38 “Olll court'September term. caused fire in the wood- not met eachfother or|40 years. 45 75 cts. nounced the tormation of a theatrical yesterday was by Thomas of Windham caution a inches, was renewed, and thus Mrs. Varney against wetting representing a combined en No. 40 street. The house acquaintance” syndicate house, High Centi won the of *5 offered by of off a time. e, prize from these show- A wealth $1,000,000. and a half with basement on passed very pleasant DOLLARS AND is two story Chronicle for the best poem of frequent new cost of Westbrook and a half on the The building upwards the front, and one at the Cumberland County ers. Black of a HALF. A The Bellows School. $3000. Westbrook day Empress TWO very high grade sides and rear. The department was __ Fair. Mr. W. W. Woodman, principal of and a Much the Bellows School will Wed- Have an Umbrella at very fine weave, clear Mohair Fancy. The re-open on hand. The fire was in a at the Mountains. DOLLAR. promptly Sunday the Gorham school, was the judge. at 9 a. m. Sub- High nesday, September 18th, room in the in a room in shade of black. effect of Brocade Silk. upper utory, As the seashore loses its attractiveness each end of the of teachers as in route, stantially the same corps the rear that was said to have been un- the mountains sue ceed in popular favor. “Hod" Nelson Pleaded Guilty. 45 inch. $1.00. 46 inch, $2.50, the past year is retained, (though the end it is thought, but not sure- then it will be at hand in occupied, Old ocean must now give way to nature’s September 11.—Charles H. Novelties also at this Send for of Miss Deane in mathematics and one of the small children Augusta, Many price. Samples. place ly known that a lofty sentinels. That all may enjoy day Nolson, the famous horseman and owner an Latin is taken by Miss Mary E. Field, into the room to energency. must have gone play the Grand Trunk the at the in the mountain region of Nelson, was brought before Su- Who graduated from Wellesley and used matohes, accidentally setting Good Umbrellas don’t will run an excursion next Sunday from oourt here this forenoon, oharged last Commencement The Classical and the fire. When discovered the smoke was perior Portland and intermediate stations to with assaulting Dr. L. G. Bunker of cost much literary coursse are continued, and there from the window and was nowadays—- pouring upper N. and N. at a children— Gorham, H.. Berlin, H., Waterville, last May, with a revolver. are departments for younger thick in the' house generally. It was a very rate to a fractiona 1 part of one waived examination and $1.25 for as well as equal The prisoner thoroughly boys girls. necessary to put in a stream before the day’s pay. This places the trip within Sentence will be imposed The pleaded guilty. one; J. R. LIBBY- fire was upper part rainproof strong, extinguished. the reach of all and no one should fail to Nelson was held the Citizens’ Belief. Mr. P. T. on Saturday. by of the house'wasjoccupied by of it. For further well made and take advantage partic- Municipal court on the charge of asault large Mr. A. P. Weloh has been elected secre- Collins and family. Mr. Colins thought ulars see the advertisement in another with intent to kill, and put under *10,000 tary of the Citizens Relief Society in he had $500 insurance, but could not tell for two. column. The most serious of the enough deceased. bonds. part plaoe of Mr. Muller, what company he was insured in. Mr. charge was dropped by the grand jury. We have cheaper ones Michael Coyne and family 'occupied the WESTBROOK. lower part of the house. Mr. Coyne has Perserving peaches received this morn- too, and better, up to an Insurance, but such Injury on his ing. A fine lot of Jersey peaches. M. There's the'most from and Suc- $5.00. nothing property will be for part Mr. W. G. Ward, general manager of Cummings,147 149 Commercial. smoke. The loss, all told, to the occu- S. D. Warren & Co. ’s Boston office, has cessor to Cummings & Winchester. wantable in an Umbrel- not exceed several hundred pants, will been at the mills in this city, on business la that this de- Don’t Wait for Christinas will way dollars, and the same amount prob- the past few days MARRIAGES. big which is owned ably repair the house by Twelve barrels of beer were seized at partment of ours dosen’t 10, Rev. Dr. Blanchard, to a WRITING DESK for the Daniel F. Whittier of Gorham. the Portland and Rochester station Wed- In this city, Sept. by get Barrie Badger Coe and Miss Gertrude Libby show. Boy or Ctirl who has writing and The house is insured with Morse and noon and both of Portland. nesday by Constables Phinney Ktlboru, to do at home. Wash- In Blddeford. Sept. 10, Phlneas ol studying Guptill for $1500 in the Providence Meserve. The beer was to Reynolds You know this consigned Boston and Miss Hannah Davis. Um- ington company. private parties. In Orono, Sept. 9, Arthur C. Grover of Mal- ana Miss Susie F. Colburn. brella section sells Mac- one in this took den, Mass., Every city great pride In Lovell, Sept. 8, Adalbert Stearns and Miss Excursion to Washington, D. C, in the procession that was on parade at Avis Fox. intoshes for men and wo- In Rockland, Sept John A. and Miss The finest trip of the season is the one Gorham fair yesterday. When it left this 7, Tyler Mary K. cables. men. All all i under the auspices of the Knights of city it was one of the finest that has ever In Weld. Sept. 4, Sherman J. Howard of Car- styles, $3.98 Certain Daisy and Miss Horn. the Golden of Maine and Massa- been seen in this but owing to thage Eagle vicinity, In Sept. 1. Newell Johnson and and home in the Whitneyvllle, prices, foreign There is no better cure chusetts, taking place as it does the rain a number of the floats were Miss Irola Bryant, both ol Manillas. j In Bradford. Frank and Miss last month of the season, to visit the to of line and return Sept. 1, Rogers made ones. There’s in existence forCramps, I obliged drop out Chloe Mitchell. Buys a Nice Oak and the annual were Morbus and all National Capitol, during home, and most of the decorations In Jonesport, August 29. Charles F. Smith and a difference Cholera Miss V. of between J session of the Supreme Castle, K. G. E. this a Agnes Farnsworth, both Jav. quite considerably marred. Despite In Bradford, August 31, W. E. Baxter and Summer M Portland October that our those of Complaints, Leaving Sunday noon, parado arrived on the fair grounds Miss Mabel M. Chase. prices and than Pam-Killer. Good Mi in Portland, Fri- hand. 6th, returning arriving received compliments on every rubber stores. Macin- and October 11th. Route, B. A. & H. Rice for all pains, aches Ml day noon, The funeral of Mr. Charles DEATHS. M. R.R., Fall River line steamer, Royal was held home on Seavey toshes made to — soreness, internal or ex-HI at his late order, Writing Desk, Blue Line, B. A. O. R. R. Jersey City to ternal. One trial H In this city. Sept 11, Florence C.. daughter ol line of fabrics to good Washington, special cars and special great With Freneh Bevelled James A. and Mary E. O’Hara, aged 4 years, 8 Mirror. will convince that of the cover- “ you f§|j train a The cheapness trip, months. choose from. large writing space. ** as it does all necessary expenses, in- Biliousness [Funeral private. lots of room for books. ing In tills city. Sept. 11, Infant son of George K., would be at cluding transportation, meals en route, Is caused by Charles and Emma Woodman, aged 2 mouths, They cheap $5.00. transfers, hotel accommodations at the torpidity of 17 ilavs. In Knightville, Sept. 11, Herman, son At the Toilet Goods from the liver. This pumip PAINKILLER! Randall in Washington Monday of Wendali H. and Grace M. Carter, aged 4 2 months, 21 counter noon to Thursday forenoon, has its at- the years, days. you can get all In Falmouth, Sept. lo. Frederick, infant son and will be ol “The Household Kills Pain tractions largely participated digestion of Fred and Abbie Marston, aged 5 mouths. the famous toilet Outfitters,” in the members of the order and food, which [Funeral this afternoon at 2 o’clock from par- prepar- by ents’ residence. ! You can it ferments and ations made get anywhere their friends. Arrangements for visiting Xu Augusta, Sept. 8, Joseph P. Stackpole, by Richard at 25c a bottle the ail the various points in and about decomposes in aged 68 years. (double At Mechanic Falls, A. Cobb, New son the stomach Sept, y, Rufus Hudnut, York,..-at former quantity). See that Washington will be fully arranged,which, aged 81 years. iuj with the military parade of the order and causes dis- In Rocklana. Sept. 8, Mrs. Catherine A. Spaul- Hudnut’s the bottle bears the name ding, aged 79 years. prices. and the speoially arranged side to headache, insomnia, ner- In heart dis- Davis & Son. trip tress, dizziness, Nagasaki, Japan, August 7 0f & LEIGHTOl Perry No the Pills invigorate the ease. Ida F., daughter of the late John Hooper, Cavern, Va., wonderful sub- Hood’s Captain wj Luray vousness. W. Smith, aged 28 other is years. surrounds and Center Its. genuine. teranean cave, are the prinoipal attrac- liver cure biliousness, constipation, jaun- In Newcastle, Sept,. 6. William G. Glldden. Whose Store the corner of Congress etc. all in VinalUaven, Sept, C, Hart. OWEN, MOORE &CO. We back your money if are not it tions. dice, sick headaohe, S16o; druggists. I 6, Capt. Stephen pay you perf^tly pleased. I -. --■ i LET. FOR SALE. miscellaneous. EDUCATIONAL. TO MISCELLANEOUS. MAINE TOWNS. assisting in taking care of the latter gentleman, who lias been very ill. Forty words inserted under tills head Forty words inserted under this head cash in Our mail stage leaves at half past seven JAMES A. BAIN, one week for 35 cents advance. one week for £5 cents, cash in advance. Items of Interest Gathered by Corres- since September 1st. Mrs. McFarland and Teaclier of Piano and mo LET—A furnished room, heated, pondents of tile Press. Master Lawrence •YOUNGJIRLS. Organ. pleasant SALE—Farm 38 acres With first class < Yale Foot Ball J. lighted, set bowl, hot and cold water; use back, Team, havo returned from JacKson, X. II., whore given a thorough foundation on the FORbuildings, nice orchard, and variety of INTERESTING CONCLUSIONS. Beginners of bath room. at 17 DOW have been the rudiments of music and the of ad- Apply ST., right close to a < writes: they spending summer. patronage hand 12-1 small fruits, manufacturing Village ; New Gloucester, Master Frankie Morton of South Wind- vanced pupils solicited. Especial attention bell._ and It. R. IleDot, 35 miles from Portland. Price > “New 10, \ for York, May 1895. is Mothers Agree on One Vital Subject. to Technic. Memorizing and Sight Read- front rooms furnished or $1800 or may exchange city property. W. “ 1893—The ham stopping with his grand parents LET—Two large was the result of a with ; Sabbathday Lake, Sept. 10, For terms 180 Middle St. 12-1 <; It wager and school here. flivenug. address, TO unfurnished on Congress street; next to H. WALDRON, school in this district commenced Mon- attending [SPECIAL TO OUB LAST BEAD BBS.] for '1 a friend which caused me to put on 1 Mi«s Nellie Morton and of Citv Building; good place business; suit- Miss Lewis 385 Portland. Me. at 399 street east 2 1-2 s a to the are Congress St., able for lawyer or physician. Apply 1-2 SALE—Congress ory foot ball clothes week ago and > day, the 9th. The same teacher that are guests of their relatives. Young girls, thinking mind, !| my Michigan septlO eodlm CONGRESS ST., My New Employment Office. IVORhouse for 2 families, must be sold to close and ? last Miss Helen and Mrs. Charles ever subjects of the interest. 10 cent ;! begin kicking ‘drops’ ‘punts’ taught the term, Nevins. Mr. Morton. deepest MRS. N. H. FARMER.12-1 an estate. Price will net per interest. no other Belle Dora Some lead lives of 180 Middle St. 12-1 !' as though life held object, We are to hear the of Wm. Miss Harmon and Miss W. H. WALDRON, j glad family N. others ‘ LET—No. 60 Pleasant street, Deering, the < of years had taught me > M orton have returned from Jackson, luxury, while Experience Edwards all able to be out again, af- TO lower rent of 7 rooms, bath, hot and cold SALE—Second hand doors and sash. outcome of so < arg H. t°r mere exist- v that the sure kicking toil *C_ L, water- grate; furnace heat; on electric FORApply to MR. RUMERY, 111 State St. C/V, open j ter their severe illness E. Harmon is usual ) Walter attending Bridg- ence. how- the best locations in the city. In- 12-1 } without the working up pro- Separate, line-one of _ Miss Smith Gray, was in this village ton Academy. as their of T. B. PERCY, 141 Commercial sheet. s cess meant a lame thigh—in short, 1 [of ever, paths quire BICYCLE FOR $70.—The A pleasant occasion was the social Na- S100 $ an to kick the ball S delivering books. in life may lie, IADIES’i the makers’ wheels induced inability Thursday, by invitation of about twenty owner of one of ieading gathering demands of MISS A. L. SAWYER’S offices hi Boyd Block. offers her 1895 for $70, lining no use < a foot on the morrow. My friend, ) There was a candy party at Phil Hub- friends at their home of Mr. and Mrs. ture LET—Desirable bicycle and Exchange streets. H. T. for it. In order. NEW; used not over ; to decide a discussion as s bard’s evening. About thirty them the same oho- TO corner Middle perfect however, Friday Henry L. Forhan, last Monday evening, SCHOOL OF SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING Block, Room 3, 11-1 one mile. A Call at PINE liniments in the Mr. WHIPPLE. Agent. Boyd great bargain. < to the merits of different } participated enjoyment. complimentary to their guest, Mrs. TREE TICKET OFFICE, under U. 8. Hotel. Brunswick was Also, for Shorthand Work S and the like for strains, had induced < guestslubbard’s brother from Blanche Nownham of Canso, N. S. Social Headquarters OT0RE TO LET—At No. 89 Congress street. 12-1 on and this ) and rendered some fine music Ice Typewriting. to J. H. GROVES, ■; 11-1 / me to become the trial horse. After present games were the order of the evening. Apply w(t-k. the violin with ENTENNIAL BLOCK, 93 EXCHANGE ST pop. SALE or TO LET—The house and stable half I under- l piano accompaniment; cream and cake wero served. The crown- l desirable stair is 1 s kicking hard for a hour, in the state. janl o edft LET—A very up rent, owned and occupied by Charles J. Walker, he is one of tho finest violinists featuro of the was the artistic eoutains 8 went a deal of with Salva- S ing evening TO first class in every particular; 138 Pine street; owner and family want to ? rubbing After the music and dancing were over the as- talent displayed by members of rooms. Inquire 14 HILL STREET. 11-1 leave the city for a year or more. JOHN F. < cea. He contended that through ) more than the guests dispersed, all grati- sembled company. Those deserving PROCTOR, Centennial Block. alleviate stiffness and ( HOUSE FOR RENT—A cot- S its powers to fied with the evening’s entertainment. mention, Mrs. L. C. Hampden, > especial FUKNI8HEDhouse ol seven rooms situated in the SALE—Tickets School. < soreness, my ability to kick would Mr. Small and mother are visiting friends Mrs. Blanche Mr. Henry L. tage for Dancing Nownham, western uart of the eity. Possession given at FORBeginners' course FRIDAY S be I did not believe c in Leering. Mr. Harmon. Last but dience. All commencing unimpaired. F'orhan, Henry once Call iu the forenoon at No. 321 SPRING NIGHT, Sept. 27th. Children’s Class com- > to ) him—yet lo and behold, the pungent Gray. not least Mr. George M. Leach. are subject STREET. 121 mencing Saturday afternoon, 8ept. 28tli, < off of lame- ) the same Thatcher Post teacher. salve staved every sign West phy- BUSINESS Hall, Manchester, Dry Mills, Sept. 1}. Hartley Marsden, Harpswell. GRAY’S COLLEGE OR TO LET—New brick houses Tickets at Hawes’ Music 414 S ness and the next I kicked with- S sical and AND XiOR SALE Store, Congress day of Auburn, and Miss May White of Lew- laws, and 21 Thomas Street. These street. In ) West 11.—Miss in School of Shorthand and Typewriting. Nos. 19 sepll-3 ( out the slightest discomfort. iston were at H. L. Morse’s last Satur- Harpswell, September suffer pro- and for occu- Barbara Sutherland from Boston, Mass., Send for free Illustrated Catalogue. houses are now completed ready I feel bound to admit ( to H. at The Twitch- SALE—New house at Woodfords, 14 } consequence day. portion L. A. CRAY & SON, Portland, Me. pancy. JAMES WAUGH, is boarding at Mr. Paul Randalls. or 331 street. FORrooms, arranged for two bath ? that Salva-cea is a little giant, and ) Mr. M. C. Morrill of Dry Mills wiil their viola- ell, Cliampliu Co., No. Spring families; Our schools Monday, September rooms, thoroughly plumbed, large lot. near as well < run a hall at Gorham fair began septlO-1 < a necessity to every athlete large dining 9th. tion. electrics; sunny exposure. Apply to MYRON in the ( the fair. There are seven E. or > as an indispensable article grounds during Chester Storer and Orin Johnson were Young girls CHAS. SUMNER CARLTON, mo LET—House No. 6 Munroe Place coutam- MOORE, Deering Center, JOHN H. from this place that he has taken with A rooms. at 117 State CARD 98 Exchange street, Portland, Me. 11-1 ( medicine chest of every household.” } visiting friends in Portland and Deering are reticent ing seven Apply him as helpers. Street. often withhold SALE.—Farm of 100 acres, well divided Mrs. Walter Goff has so far Tuesday. through modesty, and VOICE ■poll improved Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Cobb from Auburn CULTURE, ■A in tillage, pasture and wood; cuts 25 tons as be able to ride what to be told. store situated on to out. Mr. and ought LET—The apothecary of hay; soil for crops; good orchard, two- are visiting Mrs. Cobb’s parents, infor- ITALIAN METHOD. of Park and good We hear that John Stevens of Gray, and Yet are not to blame, for TO the corner Congress streets; story house with 8 barn, stable and Mrs. Paul C. Randall. they tor the business in this rooms, A. Morrill of will run been with- Graduate, (4 years,'1 ofSig. Vannuccini, one of the best locations house; 20 miles out on G. T. R. Price George Portland, and wife from mation on such subjects has poultry Rev. W. S. Randall Florence, Italy. CONCERT, ORATORIO, city. Apply to JOHN F. PROCTOR, Centen- VV. H. 180 Middle tho dining hall at Gray during the fair. Mrs. held from to the false inter- $2,000. WALDRON, Street. Weirs, N. H., are visiting Mr. and them, owing OPERA. nial Block. _10-7 9-1 Pownal. Randall. of a mother’s duty. For several a successful teacher in New George pretation years LET.—Two rents of seven rooms each at Jennie Merriman is attending such cases should do as thou- York Instruction continued during the SALE.—30-horse power horizontal Miss In they City. No 5 Laural street; have bathrooms, gas, Sept. 10—The Misses Isa summer months. Home Studio 52 High St. TO FORtubular boiler, 42-inch by 12 feet long; Pownal, grove meeting school at Kent’s Hill. Bailey sands of young ladies are doing every cemented cellar: spacious yard. Price $16 each. Cora near the janldeodtf built by Quinn & Co.; first-class order. Will AHcock’s Shields, held in the grove Congrega- and Mabel Stover at Westbrook seminary, at to A. C. 42 1-2 street. day: write to Mrs. Pinkham, Lynn, Apply LIBBY, Exchange be sold at a great . SOUTH WORTH tional church at Pownal Center on last Bibber at Brunswick. and Miss Susie as as possible their __9-1 BROS,, 105 Middle St.9-1 Buaioa Sunday through the efforts of our pastor Mass., giving nearly MR. & MRS. JOHN A. BELLOWS’S Allcock’s Shields, and receive her given front room,or suit of the Rev. Mr. Jones was a success. symptoms, freely LET—One large SALE—First-class grocery and grand W. C. T. U. Affairs. bath pOR provis- and aid. TO rooms, nicely furnished, adjoin- 4- Ion store situated town near Have no as a relief and cure The attendance in the morning owing to advice timely up Congress equal 11. Madame Chantrain Com- ing, up one flight at No, 10 GRAY STEELY, street. stock fixtures not entirely favorable weather was not London, Sept. Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Will sell and for lump for corns and bunions. and School mar the Sherwood.6-1 sum or will take accout t and sell at cost. but all who attended a most of Charloroi. a lady of high most trusty Boarding Day large enjoyed Belgium, pound is the young girl’s Rent reasonable. No bonus. A. C. rent of eight large LIBBY, interesting talk given by the Rev. Mr and great zeal in pro- friend. It can be obtained of any drug- LET—Upstairs 42 1-2 Exchange St. 9-1 accomplishment rooms; also flat of six rooms. Inquire Hinokley of Dunham. As the hour of and cures irreg- TO gressive work, has accepted the position gist, and speedily relieves FOB 6IBLS, of FRANK M. LOW, 120 Middle street. 7-1 noon drew near the clouds lifted and peo- and all SALE—One of the best houses on Beck- W. C. T. U. ularities, suspension, retention, to arrive from direction of President of the World’s FORett street, 5 years old, arranged for two ple began every of the womb and ovaries. Will Reopen Wednesday, Sept. 18,’95. LET—The store on Congress street, next derangements tenements, all in perfect repair ana lor and as the time drew near for the open- of Belgium. to the corner of Park 3treet. in the new renting It banishes all pains, head- FOR TO $28 a month. Sunny exposure. lot. A. of the afternoon service there were Petition has promptly SPECIAL DEPARTMENTS block. JOHN F. PROCTOR, Centennial Blook. Large ing The W. O. T. U. Polyglot nervousness, C. & CO., 42 1-2 St. 9-1 between five and six hundred in attend- ache, backache, faintness, CHILDREN. 6-1 LIBBY, Exchange been at Memorial Hall, etc. Young ance. After the exercises Mr. photographed sleeplessness, melancholia, Address, SALE—A farm of thirty aores sit- opening LET—On easy lerms, at West Cumber- Jones welcomed the assembled the of the cube composed by must know that v$ 91 DANFORTH ST., FORuated on Sacu street, one-half mile multitude, height girls setf-pretervation a store, house rent and all the efforts TO land, large from the City of Westbrook. Said farm has expressed his gratitude for the and the boxes in which it is the Uni of nature Maine. d2m stable room; no other trader within four petition first aug8 Portland, about 12 acres of and wood; balance which had been made in behalf of this office in store, location; pasture 10 feet and the breadth 15. miles, post pleasant in tillage; cuts 12 tons of has two tine and from the well chosen text. kept being owner wishes to retire on account of health. hay, meeting mass young apple orchards, 300 trees in all in a most An of the size of the SCOTT WILSON. 1:&H Middle street, or “And they followed Him,” gave impression FLORENCE N. GARDNER. beuring, peart. peaches, in WILSON’S STORE, West Cumberland. 6-1 strawberries.lirasp- interesting and able discourse. How is obtained by seeing the photograph berries, blackberries, etc.:a large asparagus was bed ; is well deeply interested were his hearers, which it lifts itself far above the heads of The /EOLIAN land very adapted to |the cul- the intense stillness Home RINGS! RINGS! RINCS! ture of early vegetables. House is brick, made evident by Somerset Vocal Culture. the two leaders, Lady Henry A Thousand Solid Gold Rings, Diamonds, Opals two stories, barn 30x50. Hen house 13x45, are which attended his speaking. All men who are seated in front Pearls, Emeralds, Garnets and Moon Stones in latest and other builoings in good repair; two doing'busfness Rev. Mr. Mabury of East North Yar- and Miss Willard, Studio and The Aeolian doeanot require a special course style or setting. Engagement Wedding Kings wells of water, and a 5ne spring. Cause for the same end mouth followed Mr. Jones in a brief ad- a scroll of the a McKENNEY, the Jeweler, Monument of working of it busily examining os musical or The necessary specialty. for selling, ill health owner. Apply on in a and study practice. Square.septSdtf dress in which he expressed plain the so the premises. 7-1 petition. This interesting souvenir of skill is slight that It may be acquired by any- concise manner his views on many mat- one is a few once become fami- 41 St. largest petition in the world may be had days. Having High LET—Second story front room with an al- ters common to our life of the day. liar with the of the various stops, rooms with SALE—Brick bouse. No 14 Mellen St., present by writing to the Secretary of tho British manipulation sepB lw* TO cove and other desirable board followed after whioh, in a most at 74 SPRING STBEET. augl6-4 FORcontaining 12 rooms and unfinished Singing Association, Memorial Hall, third For to E. solemn and by our Temperance story. particulars apply L. impressive prayer St., London. Ail monies FERNALD STANWOOD, Jr., Room 3, FIRST NATION* the was closed. It was a Farringdon THE PERFORMER CAN PLAY MISS ALICE M. LET—Dress making rooms; ihree connect- pastor, meeting received will be used to extend the work rflO AL BANK BUILDING.9-1 to A ing rooms over the X. John Little store on grand meeting and we all feel give W. C. T. the most difficult artistically, 247 Brackett St., of the World’s U., especially compositions street, up one flight; one room fronts credit to Mr. Jones for this happy without his repatory being Congress SALE OR RE.4T—Detached new great in India, Australia and South Africa. previous practice, on street; set bowl; city water; large closet and t.houfirht of a united meeting. limited the number of pieces published FORhouse. No. 50 Montreal street, eight is a woman in Jane only by toilet loom. of M. G. LARRABEE, v There London, for the which numbers many Enquire rooms and bath, steam heat, perfect drain- The Thurston Print, The sooial given at Mallet Hall on Fri- to instrument,! Teacher of Piano 246 Middle street. 7-tf ^ Cakebread, who is brought constantly thousand, and includes practically age, hot and cold water, laundry with sot day evenng of last week was much enjoy- wash cemented under notice on account of the reourrent to trays, cellar whole in attendance. public Special attention Beginners. room with heat and ed by the goodly number of drunk and disorder. She LE'i—Furnished house. Terms moderate. Inquire at No. of the were won charges gas, at 90 streeet. 11-tf 97 street. 7-1 The prizes evening by has beon arrested two hundred and sev* Reference H. KOTZSCHMAR. TO High Emery Stubbs and Mr. Clare ANY PIECE OF MUSIC EVER Miss Bessie M. times. The scheme that is seplOdlw histor- onty-seven just SALE—A 13 feet Small, giving great credit to the the British Woman’s sloop yacht, long beiDg set on foot by FORand 6Va feet beam, draws about 4 feet, ical abilities of these two young people. Association of which Lady COMPOSED. Stmr, MARY W. LIBBY, RAYMOND & Hall Temperance WANTED. with a good cuddy. Sails are in good con- Our next social will be held in the will enable Henry Somerset is president or com- dition. Price $35. Address H. 0. this office. on 20th. Mrs. On exhibition from 9 to B. Call and To let by tbe day evening. A WHITCOMB’S Friday evening, Sept. to consign such a woman to daily 11-1 C. S. Snow are to liavo magistrates hear it. words Inserted under tills head Perris and Mrs. a instead Forty fortable steamer to be bad at reason* what is practically reformatory, one for 25 cask In advance. TOURS. of same which is to be baked bean week cents, SALE—On the side of charge of to short terms of imprisonment. able terms. at 169 Commercial pOR sunny Carleton INCLUDED in a Apply J- a ALL TRAVELING EXPENSES supper and cobweb social united been secured in street first-class 21-2 story 2 family A large farm has Surry a manner to afford both interest and amuse- W’ANTED—By y°u°S single gentloman, St., or write to house containing 13 rooms in the best of repair, on which cottages are in process of erec- IT furnished or nnfurnished in a A party will leave Boston Tuesday, October ment to those attending. The meeting apartments with large lot of iand. A. C. LIBBY, & CO., and a little village is rising clus- The house, in the western part of the city; ARTHUR K. HUNT. 42 1-2 St. 9-1 22, for an Autumn Tour to of the Ladies’ Aid occurs on its tion, M.STEINERT&SONSCO., private Exchange Soolety tered round a main buildings. Here table board not desired. Address, A. W. P., Jly 12<1tf of the week. The Sole New England Representatives for the regular day present habitual inebriates will be received for not and Press Office, City.12-1 SALE—One of the best lots in will be chosen Steinway, Hardman, Gabler, Bacon, pOR Deering. officers for the ensuing year accom- L corner School and Williams streets, con- less than one year. Each cottage other First Class Pianos. and would like at this meeting, consequently a large at- XMTAWTEI)—Lady daughter LOST AND FOUND. 6,250 feet. Will be sold about 2 modates a group of women with a matron, I» child to infant preferred; would taining square Southern of the members is desired. board, cents a foot less than others are for lots tendance asking California, a small circle is take confinement and child. and thus family formed, lady during keep by way of Chicago, Kansas City and Santa OR TAKEN BY MISTAKE,~Overcoat not so good. A. C. LIBBY, 43 1-2 Exchange of travel Harrison. which will enable the sister in charge House coutains all modern conveniences; best Fe. The tickets cover every expense LOSTwith Kohling’s card on collar and a pair of St. 9-1 the holder entire freedom with her C. of care; all communications strictly private. both ways and give in to deal individually patients T. McCOULDRIC.Mgr. dogskin and undressed kid gloves in pockets; be used re- Harrison, Sept 11. The busy place Address MRS. E. F. R., 86 Nichols street. on the Pacific Coast. They may and remove from the undertaking all the color, neutral gray mixture, quite dark. Finder Train until this town is the corn canning factory of 517 Congress Street, Lewiston. Me.11-1 turning on Any Regular July, features of the “institution.” please return to 97 OAK ST.12-1 MAINSPRINGS 75c. or with Parties under escort, Messrs. Burnham & Morrill Co. of Port- dtf 1896, personal In the main the women will seplO to know that J. G. New Resilient Waltham Mainsprings, superior to Three Different Routes. building public all Warranted with a Choice of land. F. P. Bennett superintendent. is at up adrift 10 miles southwest others, only 75c. Mainspring and dine but their other meals will WANTED—TheCURRIER, bell hanger, 137 Clark *1.80. the of last week was, together, FOUND—Pickedof Seguin live nets. Owner can have same cleaning, Cleaning, 81.00. McKENNEY, The pack commencing and a more street. Speaking tubes and bells of all kinds Monument to the White and Adiron- be taken iu the cottages and In- Watchmaker, Square. janlSdtf September Tours with Tuesday, 31,584; Wednesday, 29,516; put into hotels, private ho uses and steamboats by proving property paying charges. domestic life will be secured in this way. FERNALD & Union — dack Mountains. Satur- at short notice; all work warranted; orders by quire at I). i,. CO.’S, Thursday, 30,832; Friday 87,00; The will be on the Wharf. Tour to Gettysburg, Natural number of patients employed SCHOOL mall attended to. 10-1 _11-1 SALE—On Oxford street near a Luray, day, 33,540. The average fruit BOOKS. pOR Mayo, Richmond, Old Point Comfort, and farm in poultry rearing, picking, L 2 1-2 story house fitted for 2 families and Bridge, per basket of cut corn was thirty green broadcloth carriage robe Washington, Sept. 19; to Gettysburg aud pounds bee flower growing and dairy small furnished bouse for the 10 rooms and wood with as as keeping, ■WANTED—A LOST—Aon Cumberland, High, Free or Union containing shed, 24. pounds. Some weighed high 3334 will be IT each floor. Income a Washiugton, Sept. work. The maximum charge winter within ten miles of Portland on street. Finder please communicate with water closet on £20 pounds. can or road. Address box OLD month. Price A. C. 421-2 Annual Winter Tours to California, with five shillings but where patients WRITING BOOKS, steam electric 197. JOHN H. VOSE, 2S5 Commercial street. 7-i $1850. LIBBY', Otisfleld. State location and 10-1 St. 9-1 Elegant Trains of Palace Vestibuled Sleeping no cases will be taken ORCHARD. price, Exchange and afford payment, between Portland Pier aud Dining Cars, Nov. 19. Dec. 10, Jan. 7 free. One will be set aside as a 10.—The farmers cottage in hills. and 23, Feb. 11 and 13, etc. Otisfleld, September infants in order to enable Uf ONEY WANTED—I want to borrow $2500 LOST—Somewhereand the Market, $25 Finder PRACTICE FOR SALE—In nursery for I'A the is returned and who in the were so busy DRAWING for 5 years at 6 per cent, on property in will be rewarded if money PHYSICIAN’Sone of the towns in Maine. Tonrs to Mexico in January February spring planting mothers to become inmates of the home BOOKS, best farming beans for the can- Deering, (Woodford?) worth $4000; and to N. K. TREFETHEN’S lobster shop, on Railroad Tickets via the and hoeing oorn and from their babies. A $3,000 praotice; good roads; good pay; no Independent without being parted worth 10 cents per foot; buildings new this Portland Pier. T-l other doctor in town. Fine for Boston aad other Principal Lines ning factories, are now still busier pick- opening young & Albany As inebriety is often most common whero season; security gilt edged. BOX 203, Wood- Terms low. Address BOX also Steamship Tickets to all points. ing corn and shelling beans. Many loads BOOKS physician. llo, a woman has a young child, one of the SPELLING lords, Bradford, Me. 4-2 the of corn are hauled to the corn shop Me.10-1_ SUMMER BOARD. Send for descriptive book, mentioning daily most frequent difficulties will thus be desired. at South Otisfleld run by the Baxter a desirable two particular trip overcome. For the new year. Also a flue "WANTED—By family, adults, SALE—The Homestead of the late Portland. In of the in- IT a words inserted under this head pOR Brothers of spite sunny convenient, compact furnished Forty Thomas Qulnby, near Stroudwater in Deer- RAYMOND & WHITCOMB, to the line of School Pads, Pencils, house near Western Promenade, until June 1st one week for 25 cents, cash In advance. convenience of’being obliged bring WIT AND WISDOM. ing. Four acres of land with good house. On water used from Pleasant pond they bid Erasers. Slates, 1896.' BENJAMIN SHAW, 61 Va Exchange St. line of street cars; 10 minutes from Union 296 Street (opp. School St)., Boston. Companions, 10-1 Washington fair to have an unusually large pack of HOUSE. Limerick, Me. In the station; perfect drainage; Sebago water. As septl0d3t is to Note Rules, Etc. beautiful rates fine a as there is in to corn. Lima beans are carried to either Motlir—Bobby, the minister coining Books, LIMERICK Ossipee Valley. Special location Deering. Apply interest in the drug busi- and American ANDREW Stroudwater. tea this afternoon, l'ou must behave August September. League HAWES, 11y27-tf Gray or Paris. take WANTED—Anness with a reliable person. Address Hotel. Station Center Waterboro P. & R. R. R. of the town schools Mon- at the table. SULFONEL, this office. 7-1 CITY OF PORTLAND. A few begin yourself ALL AT VERY LOW PRICES. A four horse Concord coach connects train day September 16 Bobby—AH right. But if you don’t give leaving Portland 12.30 daily. S. E. GRANT. FOR SALE. At the pulpit of the Union WTANTED—A clerk that has had experience. aug2-6w Notice to Conlractors. present me the biggest piece of pie I’ll tell the min- IT in at the ST. JULIAN STEAMER “JOSEPHINE HOEY.” church. Spurr’s corner remain vacant, Apply person Ci for rebuilding about 300 ister that dad went balling last Sunday and HOTEL. 6-1 EALED Proposals the citizens are hoping to have spring house—sioknee* This steamer has been overhauled, O feet of sewer in Emery street will be re-1 although thoroughly didn’t catch cold.—Syracuse Post. several rooms painted and otherwise put in first class condi- ceived at tlio office of the Commissioner of it filled before long. TWR. SAMUEL LEVY is now prepared to Raymondoi those who engaged season these rooms unoccu- tion: 48 ft.; beam, 10 4 ft.; Public Works until FRIDAY, the 13th of The Y. P. S. C. E. meeting is held buy cast off clothing of all descriptions for for the leaves length, ft.; depth, day A False Diagnosis. SHORuThARMON. of re- horizontal cone built in 1888 Port- LORING, cash Address letters or We shall for remainder season boiler, by 1895, at 12 o’clock m., when they | every Wednesday evening at 7 o’olock, dlwteodtf highest prices. postal pied. September, sep7 to 100 MIDDLE STREET. duce our as follows: Less than one laudC ompany; 18 horse power: 7 ft. high, 42 be and read. The success-1 are alike wel- La is confounded by many persons sep4-tf price ■will publicly opened and old and young always Grippe week $5. In regard inches diameter; high pressure single crank ful bidder will be required to give abondina week, $1 per day; per come. with a severe attack of catarrh, which in some this excellent and pleasant re- engine built by Lidback, 9 inch cylinder, 9 inch sum and with sureties satisfactory to the Com- persons in want of trunks to Spring the former. These wo are to refer to Portland’s stroke missioner of Public to insure the' Raymond, respects resembles individ- WANTED—Alland bags to oall on E. D. REYNOLDS. sort, permitted Works, JAMES C. FOX Judge B. E’or full to GEORGE S. fulfillment of the conditions of the suffer with about the fore- 593 Congress street, one door above Shaw’s well known oitizens: Symonds, particulars apply proper 11.—Mr. Bert uals severely pain clerk of oourts; Prentiss HUNT. on which must be Raymond, September grocery store, as we manufacture our C. Stoue, Esq., may25-dtf contract. Blauks proposals and ears, with soreness in throat and goods Richardson of Mass., has been head, eyes and can Loring, K.O.Bailey, A. R. and E. A. Dotsn, made, and plans, specifications and nirther Lynn, - - therefore give bottom prices; of the nasal and in are O. W. Fuliarn, and many SALE—I offer those desirable buil- can be obtained at 'the office of his aunt, Mrs. Henry Harmon, stoppage passages, fact, at trunks repaired. Open evenings. 12-4 Fred Hooper, T^OR very information visiting Attorney Law, interest “near I more. of famed lots at the West bounded said Commissioner on and after Monday, the also in and Bridgton. for work of any kind for at a Many places ding End; by relatives, Naples incapacitated days Ac. Send for reserves the Poland Spring,” circular. Spring, Vaughan,|Danforth and Orchard Sts., 9th inst. The Commissioner right Miss Ella Nason and Miss Alta Strout- These are catarrhal sufferers. STANTON want to bny $5,000 to time. Ely’s BIOCK, Address C. E. SMALL, North Raymond, with a elevation sloping towards the South to reject any or all bids, should he deem it for BICYCLES—Weworth of new, old, dam- high have returned to Hebron academy. Balm has been used with the best results $10,000 Bicycles, Ms aug?3dtsep23 and a broad view of the sur- the interest* of the city so to do. Bids should Cream aged or broken. Pay the highest price. Call at West, affording Mr. Fred Hayden of Fortland, who has harbor and ocean. BENJA- be marked “Proposals for Sewer” and ad- in such cases. The remedy will give instant 311-2 Street, Boston Store, 411 Fore Street. No business roundiug country, been his vacation with relatives Exchange MIN F. corner dressed to GEORGE N. FERNALD, Commis- passing dono on Saturday. M. BERENSTIEN. HARRIS, Chambers, Exchange to his relief. PORTLAND, ME. d2w* WANTED—MALE HELP. aud Middle Sts. aug 24-4 sioner of Pubhc Works. sepddtd in this vicinity, has returned home, aug28 augl6-6 and was accompanied by Miss Stella must be aa rider Hayden. Cyclist—You expert by wanted to take my teams, Forty words inserted under this head DIAMONDS. in Mr. Win. Hill of South re- this time. PREMIUMS. PHYSICIANfurnituie and practice. Address, one week for 26 cents, cash advance. WANTED—FEMALE HELP, A fine line of Ladies’ and Gents’ Diamond Rings Bridgton, .office, are in this a man PHYSICIAN, Box 143, North Conway, N. It the latest ot prices called on old Pedal—Sure linocked down — styles settings. My cently acquaintances thing! TO BE — reasonable and stone of the best quality, 27-4 number of men to act as every place. at a crossing today. H._ Dep- Forty words Inserted under this head 310.00 to 3300. McKENIsEY, the Jeweler, Monu- for one of the Mr. Wm. Smith, of the WANTED—Auties or Organizers largest one wools for 25 cents, cash in advance. ment Square. jnnlldtf proprietor Cyclist—Well? I don’t see the point. AWARDED DURING THE NEW ENGLAND FAIR TO LOAN—On first mortgages Societies. Good Central and his most estimable Fraternal, Beneficiary pay. house, If I hadn’t been an week will MONEYon real estate in any amount on one- State 30i their to Pedal—'l'hat’6 easy. Fair attended by fair weather Address F. E. HAND, Commander, wife, have returned from trip Forest tbird value at 5 per cent; over that at 6 12-1 I would have lost my nerve doubtless acttraot large crowds to the Cumberland St., Portland. a man with Lewiston. expert rider, Loans on second and WANTED—A housekeeper by PRESS PORTFOLIOS. city, and we wish to inform our out of town cus- percent. mortgages »" three children, in the Best of Hanson S. of Wood- and dismount.—Chicago Rcord. and personal property at fair rates. A. C.L1B- country. Mr. and Mrs. Clay tomers that they can combine business Christian man wanted, not employed, references Address S. B. KNIGHT, a the BY, 48 1-2 Exchange street. 29-4 required. The following portfolios can be obtained fords, recently spent a few days at pleasure by visiting our Boot and Shoe Store acquainted with Church people, SIS. per Box 13, E. Peering, Me. as thITmunicipal court, from Fall _12-1 the office of the PRESS, or by mail specified Central house, where they have boarded and selecting our large stock, their week Wiite standard Manufacturing Co.. under each: and Winter supply of foot wear. And as a spe- Mass. lawowTh or three lady many summers. WEDDING 11 Franklin St., Boston, energetio JUDGE ROBIHSOST. cial inducement, RINGS. WANTED—Twofor and BKEHM’S LIFE OF ANIMALS. those from this vicinity who at- BEFORE commencing Monday, August agents travelling; good salary, Among 25th and continuing for the week, we will A Thousand Solid Gold Rings, Diamonds. expenses paid. Also two or three good can- tended school convention at M. John Y. Pearls. sblebodied man who under- This is an English translation of Brelim’s fa- the Sabbath Wednesday—John Eachern, make great and special reductions in prices to Fmeralds, Opals, Rubies, Moon Stones and vassers. STETSON’S AGENCY, No. 1 Pros- H. in any kind of a betweeu mous German work on animals. It has been were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Margaret Duffee. Intoxica- our suburban customers. Garnets setting. Engagement and WANTED—Astands farming thoroughly, bell.11-1 Otisfield, Armstrong, a who comes pect street, upper of 20 each, C. and costs. sus- this offer Is wedding Rings specialty. Largest Stoek. Best the ages of 21 and 35. and well issued in 29 weekly parts pages Skinner and Mrs. Lizzie Hayden. tion ; fined $3 Armstrong Remember made by Lowest Prices. office 10 cents Goods. McKENNY, the Jeweler, recommended. Apply at tbe of AVM. lor house all of which are ready. Price per part, Mr. and Mrs., Thomas Morton, passed pended. Monument Square. W’ANTED—A capable girl general free. Orders will be received, lor any, F. C. auglOdtf M. BBADLET, No 18 1-3 Exchange street. at 60 Carleton street, Reference postage all of last week with Mr. Caleb Rose A.Hollywood. Intoxication thirty WHITE, 7-1 work, or all the parts as desired, for a limited time. nearly required. MRS. GEO. LIBBY. 11-1 Morton of North Windham. They were days in the city house of correction. 480 Congress Street, 1*7ANTED—To buy from $1000 to $15,000 of cast off STANDARD COOK BOOK. Arthur D. McDonald. Intoxication worth clothing. I pay the for aug22dtf Opp. Preble House. cash prices for ladies' WANTED—A good and reliable girl gen- 320 days in the county jail. highest dresses, eral house one that can furnish This Is the latest Cook Book out, contains thirty and children s clothing and work; and is It as M uch for You. John F. Nolan. Intoxication fined $5 gents' gent's references. at 162 BRACKETT pages, 1200 receipts 186 illustrations May Do winter overcoats. Call or address letter more clocks Apply ST., sent to address or will be deliv- and ccosts. 76 at 9 a. m.11-1 postpaid any of writes or postal to S.DE GROOT, Middle street. than all the other dealers combined. Clocks for ered 10 one who calls in person at this of- Mr. Fred Miller, Irving, 111., John A. McDonough. Common Store or Hall. Alarm Clocks a>TNi£\, Jeweler, Square. of tbe above, Westbrook. 'teresi. §ept7 eodtf Press Office. ** sepll dtd jlplldtf STEAMERS. STEAMERS, Bertlia Ward (Br), St John, NB. for Bos- Mid weieht... .27®28 Ginger.i8®19 Beans, jrei. eyes, 2 00g2 20:red kid.l 60@1 65. Sell Starch. Beans forelen, 1 65@1 75. Heavy.27®28 Webster, Grossman. Portsmouth. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL Good d’me.26,®2fi Laundry.4y*;$>5 Hay. New York and Can, fancy. $18 00@19 00. *°Sch Grace STEAMER “SOKOKIS.” Sell Louisa Frances. Thorndike, liocklaud. DR. SWAN’S Union bauka.. 40®42 Gloss.6M,(a7y3 Fair to good $$10 oo.g$17o;lower grades $11 Time Table, to C S Chase International Co. am. calf.... Tobacco. @$15. lime Steamship wxgl.lo G Eels. Frankfort for New York. On and after May 30,1896, Steamer Sokokls Best brands-60@80 Straw, rve, S123S13; (Kit, $7V$®$8V$. ych Ella FOR I.ead. Steele, Deer Isle for Boston. run until further notice, as follows: Sheet. Medium.30(240 Potatoes,Aroostook Co. bush. Soli Mary will Hebronp 60@65e Franklin for New York. at 10 a, in the N Y Hebroos Sell Laurel. Leave bridge street. Westbrook, m., Quotations of Products ii“ipe.6t4®6 Common.25@39 Potatoes, 5U@65. Deer Isle Ha- Lubeo. SLJohn, N.3., and 3.30 p. ill. Staple leaf.. ..60(270 do Kose Bell Hattie 8 Collins, for New Eastport, Calais, Halifax,N.S. 2.00 Zinc.7V*@8Vi Natural @45. Returning, leave Mallison Falls at 11a.m., new choice bbl, 00. and all parts of New Brunswick, Nova Sco- Apples, $> $2 60@3 Bangor for Boston. and 4.30 m. No 2 at $1 25&1 50. Tesch Kit Carspn, tia, Prince Edward Island, and Cape Bret- 2.45 p. Leading Markets. Grain Apples, Arrive at Westbrook in time to connect with Quotations* Cleared. on. The favorite rout® to Campobello ami bt. N. B. the 12. 3.30 and 5.30 electric cars for Portland. — OR TKA .11. Live Alarkou I Andrews. CHIGCAO BOARD Chicago stock be sure and take the 9.10 a, m., 1.10 or 2.40 Steamer New Brunswick, Hilliard, St John. (By Telegrapbl f'all Arrangement. electric cars from Portland, bead of Preble St. Market. Tuesday’s quotations. NB via Eastport—J B Coyle. New York Stock and Money further J. U. HEZELTON. Prop. WHEAT. CHICAGO. Sept. 11. 1896.—The Cattle mark- Sell J H Blrdsall, Bird sail, Philadelphia—J 8 On and after Sept. 9th, and until of this line leave Rail- junetStf (By Telegraph.) Sept Dec. et-receipts 16,600; firm; common to extra notice, the steamers 11 *>9va steers 3 UO; stockers and feeders 2 36® Sumner. Pendleton, Kennebec and road Wharf, Portland. Monday and NEW YORK, Sept. Opening.67 S0@6 "ych \V if Lubec &8s/4 4 26; cows and bulls at 1 25@3 76; calves 3 OO Camden, NJ-J S Winslow & Co. Friday at 5 p. m.. fcr Eastport, at 1 (60 per cent; last loan Closing.. 6«57/g connectionj. Money easy @6 60;Texans 2 30®3 96;Westernrangeis2 26 Sch W C Pendleton, Webber, Damariscotta— and St. John, witn the above Prime mer- CORA. and East- ♦ ♦ at 1 per cent, closing at 1 per cent. @4 40. JH Blake. Returning—Leave St John, Lubec Steamboat Go. Sep. May- Hogs—Receipts 15,000; easy for common port same days. Harpswell was 4% 5* 6% per cent. SAILED—SchsJ NB'kprson, Maggie Ellen, cantile paper quoted 32% 29% others steady packing and Through tie nets issued and baggage cnecicea Opening. heavies; ;heavy ship- Nellie F Sawyer, Sea Bird, to 4.oo Sterling Exchange was dull, with actual Closing. 32% 29% ping lots 3 95@4 37; common to choice mixed to destination. 8ar*Freiglit received up 4 for at 3 40; choice assorted at 4 2534 45; p. m. business In bankers bills at 89i£4 89% POKE. 50@4 FROM OtJR CORRESPONDENTS. at the light 3 76®4 46; pigs at 2 25@4 10. For Tickets and Staterooms, apply THE 365 ISLAND ROUTE. 60-day bills and 4 89% @4 90% for demand; July. Jan. lQ-’-Cld, sells John Booth, Rob- backed! try Monument Square Sheep—receipts 18,000; Arm; Inferior to SACO, Sept PtneTreo Ticket Office, June 24, 1896, Steamers will Commercial bills. for Philadelphia and Saco; George at s Office. Beginning post id rates at 4 89i®4 90; choice at 1 75g3 75. lambs at 3 25@4 85. erts Harbor or for other information Company Leave Portland Pier, Portland, lit Bird. BY Al IT AT foot of State street. 4 88% Government Bonds are Rockland* Kailroad Wharf, as follows: 60-days 88©4 Ar llth, Jona Sawyer. Philadelphia; A J J. B. COYLE. Gen. Man. Wednesday’s quotations. LomelUc Alarkte-. ap29dtf CHEBEAGUE weak. Railroads easier. Miller, Boston. BANK OUR For LONG ISLAND. I., WHEAT. Telegraph.) & ORR’S 18.: 9.00. Bar silver 67 Vs. tBy Sept 11-*-Ar 10th, sell HARPSWELL,BAILEY’S Dec. WISOASSET, Margaret CHECK RISK a. 5.10 m. CLIFF I., 10.80 Sept. SEPTEMBER 11, 1896. Boston. AllaiiLlne 10.20 m., 2.00, p. Mexican dollars 53 Va. B Roper, Cranmer, a. — а. in., 6.10 p. m. HOPE I.. 9.00 in 2.00 p. Opening.66% NEW YORK—The dour market receipts Steamers. Koyal Mail m. LITTLEFIELD'S, GT. CHEBEAGUE I., Closing.65% ..07% 20,522 exports 1,601 bbls and 3636 EXOHANGE DISPATCHES. packages; SOLD EVERYWHERE 10.20 a. in., 2.00. 5.10 m. CORN. sacks: sales 9300 neglected; prices Montreal to via p. B ailr oacl Receipts. packages; Ar at 7th, barque Teresa, Clfchero, Liverpool Quebec. FOR PORTLAND. Leave ORR’S May. weak; offered. Greenock, RETURN Sept. freely Portland State T.Itlo. 11.00 a. m.. 1.45, 4.00 p. m. PORTLAND. Sept. 11 29% r lour Quotations—low extras at; 2 16®2 50; Allan ISLAND, 6.45, Opening.82 Ar at St Pierre. Mart, previous to Sept 10, Lv. BAILEY’S I., a, m., 2.05, 3.46 Maine Central R. R.—For port- 29 city mills extra at 3 90®* cttv mills patents RAILROADS. 0.05,10.46 Receipts by Closing...... 30% 16; Clotllde, Hatch, Portland, for Jamaica Lv. SO. 6.20. 11.25 a. 4 00®4 26: winter wneat low at 2 163 barque Rain. p. m. HARPSWELL, 147 ears miscellaneous merchandise; for PORK. grades and a northern / York and Glasgow Service. m. Lv. GT. CHEBEAGUE, end, port. _ New m.. 2.20, 4.25 p. 2 60; fair Co fancy at 2 1100,3 26: patent' at 3 60 sell Ben- cars. Dec. Ar Sept a, Nathan F Cobb, From New б. 45, 11.50 a. ill.. 2.45, 4.50 m. Lv. CLIFF connecting roads 112 Jan. S3 60; Minnesota clear 2 60®2 80: straights %t Vigo From Montreal. I York. p. 9.25 ner. Pascagoula. I.. 7.10 a. m., 8.10 p. m. Lv. HOPF I., 18.05. Opening. do at 3 16®3 4o: do patents 3 30£4 00: do rv Portland & Worcester Line 14 I State of Nebraska 11 9.37 Numidian Sept. Sept. 5.05 p. m. Lv. LITTLE CHEBEAGUE. 7.26 Closing. mixtures 2 60%2 80: superfine at 2 10(32 26: 211 Retail Grocers' Sugar Rates. Memoranda. Sardinian Sept. a. m., 12.16, 8.26, 5.16 p. m. Lv. LONG I.. lard. line at 2 05@2 20. Southern flour dull and 28 Saureutian Sept. | 7.40 a. m.. 12 30, 6.35 p. m. Arrive Portland market—cut loaf at 7c;conlectlone:s Sept. common to fair extra at 2 70;good 9—The sch Brigadier, which R. 3.40, July. weak; 00@2 Rockland, Sept PORTLAND & ROCHESTER R. Parisian Oct. 5 I PORTLAND 8.15 a. m., 1.00. 4.15, 6.00 p. m. 7c;pulverized. —c; powdered, 6c; granulated, Opening. to choice 2 »0@3 00. Rye Hour dull and easy. has been here some time w ith coal, and which — Cabin Montreal service, #50 and 5c; cotfee crushed. 6Vfeo; yellow. ®6c. Buckwheat flour offered 2 25. Cornmeal ouiet so as to enable lior to in to the passage, up- -SUNDAYS.- Closing. was lightened get wards. ltetum, #100 and upwards. Second and steady. Rye nomlual. Wheat—receipts wharf at the North End, had to be still further STATION FOOT STREET. Lv. PORTLAND for HARPSWELL and in OF_PKEBLE cabin, #30, Steerage at lowest rate. Portland Wholesale Market. Portland Daily Pren stoek List. 147,075 bush (exports 141,625 busliisales 448,- lightened by one of the sloops yesterday, as her termediate landings, 10.00, 10.40 a. m., 2.00 On and after .Tune 30, 1895. Glasgow and New York service, 845 to #65. and 000 bush; active for export at lower prices: was still too great. Sunday. m. PORTLAND. Sept. 11. 1895. Correoted by Swan & Babbexx. Bankers draught will Leave Portland: Beturn, *85 to #120. p. No 2 Red store and eley at afloat 9—1 he owners of the sell Ella Passenger trains Return from 1.00 and 5.80 p. m. Wheat 186 Middle street. «l1/a@62%ic; Roekport. Sept Avar round tickets can go Harpswell, The markets continue weak, on Corn, Brokers. 61 f 0 b North- the fire on the For woroeeter, Clinton, Jnnotlon, Passengers holding trip miles down the at Vs,361% ; 6lV*@62V*c: Not May are satisfied that reported en- Daily excursions 22 bay. STOCKS. deem Windham and Bpping at 7.30 a. via one route and return by the other, thus and Flour, prices showing a further decline. ern —. corn—receipts 8o,P25 buslnexporis 48,- seh Is out, but as a precaution they do not Nuata, Rounc trip tickets, only 50c. Sundays, excur- 12.30 in. the magnificent scenery of the St Law- Par Value. Bid. Asked 720 162,000 bush: weaker and fairly it advisable to open her until ti e last of the m. and p. joying sions to 85c, other landings 26c. Sugar steady and unchanged. Description. bush;sales Concord, and North rence and the shortest ocean passage Harpswell anal National Bank.100 118 120 active; No 2 at 38A»@3«Vsc elev, 39Vs@39VsC week. For Manchester, points ISAIAH DANIELS, Gen’l Manager. The ire of Grain, at 7.30 a. m. and 12.30 m. Glasgow to Boston direct via Galway and following to-day’s quotations Casco National Bank. 98 100 102 afloat. Oats—receipts 12,000 bush: exports p. For Rochester, Alfred, Water- Derry: Prepaid steerage, #13; intermediate je22dtf Provisions. Produce, etc.: umberland National Bank.. 40 38 39 124 bush; sales 39,000 bush; dull; White lirm- Domestic Ports. Sprlngvalo. boro and Saco River at 7.30 am. 12.30 and #25. Apply to H. fi. A. ALLAN, Montreal Flour* Grain National Bank.100 98 100 er; No a at 23a,ic; do White 28VaC: No 2 Chi- Chapman schs Lizzie J Clark, Ran- 5.30 p. m. or Boston, or AUSTIN BALDWIN & CO., 53 Kurerfine & : Wheat, 60-lbS. @80 First National Bank.100 100 102 cago 24Vs @24% c: No 3 at 23c; do Whits 26® BOSTON—Ar 10th, Hannah Grant, Morse, Bangor. For Gorham at 7.30 and 9.45 a. m., 12.3% Broadway, N. or to GEO. H. STAKE, or low grades.3 00®3 IE I Corn, car.... @44 Merchants’National Bank.. 7o 113 114 26V4c; Mlxsd Western 25®27c; do White and dall. Portland; Y., CASCO BAY STEAMBOAT CO. schs J J Little, Bangor: Ruth Robinson and 6.20 p. m. T. P. McGOWAN Portland. may9dtf Wneat bak- j Corn. Dag low.. @50 National Traders’ Bank.... 100 100 102 wane araie is.aoic, neeiiiim mm uiuuciaio Sid, 3.00, 5.30, Spring Kennebec and Pliiladel- For Cumberland Mills, West- CUSTOM HOUSE WHARF, ers.cland st340@36G Meaj, bag low.. @48 Portland National Bank.... 100 102 104 demand; beef hams dull and weak; lieroed beet and Florence Creadick. Westbrook, brook Jnnotlon and Woodford’s at 7.30, Patent Born? }Oats, car lots 28@30 Portland Trust Co.100 110 112 firm; cut meats are quiet and steady pickled schs A J Garland, Saco, at 9.45 a. m.. 12.3% 3.0% 5.30, and 3, 1885. Wneat... 3 85;g4 16 i Oats, bag low @06 Portland Gas 60 86 90 bellies 12fbs 6ya®b3/* ; do shouldors at bVi ; do ^Ar 11th, Miller, Commencing Tuesday, September Company. M T W 6.20 m. str’Kin Cotton Seec- 118 120 hams at middles nominal; Lard is Dorchester; G Hopkins, Smitn, Saco; p. BOSTON Week Time Table. Ailch. Portland Railroad CompanylOO aa/s^yVtc; at leave Portland for Rochester at Day 3 90 car low. 00 00@20 60 loo 106 steam closed 6 Dunn, Thorndike, Charleston Aug 2, Wey- Sundav trains 0KK roller.... 75,3 lo-16e; Highland a. THE NEW AND PALATIAL STEAMERS Bath 4s, 1921, Refunding.10O A Donnell. at 1.30 p. m.; from Rochester at 8.30 m.( For Marriner’s Landing, Long Island— Haddock.. .1 7o@2 e5 J Porto Rico.27@35 106 No 8 at 3 li-16®37/so: No 9 at 3»/s®3 13-16C; BAY STATE AND PORTLAND, Belfast 6s. 1898.P. R. aid.104 NEW YORK—Ar H B Hussey, 1.30 and 6.48 p. m.; from Gorham 10.30 a. m., 2.00 p. ni. Hake.1 60@2 00 I Barbadoes.27@28 99 No 10 at 3 9-18®33/a No 11 at 3 Vs *3 11-16C; 10th, brig leave Franklin Wharf. Portland, Belfast 4s. 1892—1922, Municipal.. 100 Charleston. at 6.40, 8.30 and 10.60 a. m., 1.3% alternately HerrlnK. box I Fancy... 30&35 .100 101 No 12 at 3 7-16S36/eC: No 13 at 3 3r16; olt A Warr, at 7 o’clock, arriving In season RETURN. Calais4s, 1901—1911 Refunding. Sid. soli Adam Bowlby, Rondout for Ellsworth. 4.16,Band 5.48 p. m. every evening Scaleu.... 9@12c Municipal.108 110 at 3 3-ltic; Mould A at 4V2®4 11-lGe; West and for connections with earliest trains for points Leave Forest 8.30, Lewiston 6s. 1901. 16-1664 "■Ar 11th, str Manhattan, Portland; sells Mat- For through Tickets to all points City Landing—6.20, 7.20, M ackerei. bi | Amoys.17@2o 104 standard i 4>/i|t 7-16c; Confectioner*’ A4Va Ticket bevond. 10.50 a. 3.45. 5.30, Lewiston 4s. 1913. Municipal.102 fife B Annie B Mitchell, Hurricane South, apply to F. H. COLLINS, _ 9.30, m„ 1.00, 2.35, Extra is 25 00@$27 jCongous ...14@60 cut loaf and crusned at 47/»®6 1-16; Russell, do; tickets for Providence, Lowell, Saco 4s. 1901. Municipal.100 f01 ®4 6-16c; Marcus Edwards, Kennebec. Agent,K Portland, Ms Through 6.30, 8.20 p. m. snore isS2i 00&f24 f Japan...... 18@35 at 11 -16c; at 4% Island; New etc. Maine Central R. it. 7s.1898.1st. mtel06 108 powdered 4Vi@4 granulated sells I’arlin, for j. W. PETERS. Supt. Worcester, York, Leave Ponce s Landing—6.05, 8.60,11.90 a. i Formoso...... 20@60 •• BALTIMORE—Ar loth, Daisy SD«re 28 Il8 00®»20 7s. cons. mtg!34 136 64 9-16c; Cubes 4V»®4 11-16C. dtf Returning, leave India Wharf, Boston, 5.10,6.60 p. m. Sugar. 1912, Noifulk and Saco; Puritan, Harding, Kennebec; Je29 m., 2.60, Mea.3 s.S16 00^*17 104 106 to Liverpool quiet, by at 7 o’clock. 11.05 a, 4 9-16 ”4%s Freight! nominal—grn J Cnas E every Evening Leave Cashing's Island—7.05, 8.16, arg«38 14 00ti£$16 00 Standard Gran * Chas Willard. York, Portland; Balch, B. "gCs, 1900. extens'nloe 108 steam —. Harold J J. COYLE, Manager. ni., 2.45, 3.60. 5.20, 6.40 p. m. Bananas. Ex-aual’tv line Dliikmore, Kennebec; McCarty, saw- Gen. a. ”4%s. 1906, Skg FdlOl 102 CHICAGO—The Flour market to-day was J. F. LISCOMB. Agt. Leave Little Diamond-6.30. 7.20, 9.90 No Is. 1 25@1 50 granulated.. 454 Tey, Annapolis,. Md. Leeds & Farmington Jt. R. 0s. i896.10l 102 and prices 10c lower; bids from, Boston. ra., 12 m,. 12.25. 3.30, 6.36. 7.16, 7.60 P.JB. No 2S. 76c®l Extra C.... 4 3-16 dull, weak; Cld. scU SagamoreS Crowley, Re 00; Portland & Ogd’g g6s, 1900. 1st mtgl06 108 abroad reduced 6d. Wheat—No a Spring and uowii sells Rebecca J Boston & Maine Re Leave Great Diamond—6.25, 7.15, 9.16, Mediums. 1 00@1 20: Seeds. BATH—Passed 9th, 7.66 m. Portland WaterCo’s 0s, 1899.104 106 No 2 Bed at Corn—No 2 at 31V® lor Phila- and Steamboat Co. 11.66 a. m., 12.30, 3.26,6.30, 7.10, p. Red Top—re- 66ysiu,6Cc. Moulton, for Baltimore: Lida J Lewis, 1895. Portland Boothbay Portland Water Co’s 4s. 1927.100 102 2 at No 2 37c. In Effect September 4, Leave Trefethen’s—6.20, 7.10. 9.10, 11.60 a. t'rodnce. cleaned.... 16V4@17 81Va. Oats—No 101/2(s;iu1W>; Bye delphia ; Emily S Baymore, lor Atlantic City; No 2 at NO 1 Flaxseed at 94® lor m.. 12.36. 3.20, 6.26. 7.05. 8.00 p. m. Cran’os $@$7 5C good. @i 12Vi Barley 40643c. Joun S Ames. Portland Washington. WESTERN DIVISION. FALL ARRANGEMENTS. Cape Stock Markon at 8 26. Leave Evergreen—6.16, 7.06, 9.05, 11.46 a. OOUgOOC Timotny.. .$6% @6 20 Boston 94V2C. Provisions—mess pork 12Va®8 Bid 10th, barque Vidette, Baltimore; sells jersey ,ct short rib sides 6 1 (u,5 20. Trains leave Portland. Union Station, for m., 12.40, 3.16, 6.20, 7.00, 8.06 p. m. New York Clover....10 @13Vac The following were to-day's quotations of Lard 6 72%®6 76; Geo M Adanis. Philadelphia; Fannie Brown, do. at 6 62^; Scarboro Crossing, 10.00a. m.. 6.15,6.20, p. Leave Marriner’s Landing, Long Island— Pea Beans 1 90062 00 Provisions, docks in Boston: Dry salted meats—shoulders 6066 BANGOR— Cld 10th. sells Damon, Wead, Med- After 6 Scarboro Beach, Fine Point, 7.00,10.00 Monday, Sept. S, 11.30 a. m., 3.00 p. m. ForeiKuaol 86®.2 00 i Pork— Mexican Central 4S. 68% short clear sides 00&U26. foru; Mary Stewart, Thurston, Newark: Meii- m.; bbls: wheat.140.000 a. 3.30. 5.15. 6.20, D. m.; Old Orchard Saturday night only, 9.30 p. m., for all land- Yellow Bves.2 lofg2 26 I clear.. 13 76@14 00 Atchison. Topeka * Stanta Fe R. 21 Beoeipts—Flour, 16,100 tbra, Gott, Boston; H B Metcalf. Harper, Atlan- m., hush 408.000 bush': Beach. 4.05, 7.00, 8.40 10.00 a. m.. 12.20, Cal. Pea_2 00@2 16 jback*... 13 6@14 00 Boston *■ Maine R. 180 aush: com. 338,000 mats, tic City; W H Card, Merchant, Stamford; Celia ings. bush bush. 11.45, 3.30, 5.3 6. 6.05, 6.20 p. m. Bidde- Irish rotat’s. bbi 126 i No 2. @13 00 ilo pfd. rye. 3300 barley. 103,000 F, Randall, Annapolis; Augustus Hunt. Sproul, Steamer bbls: wheat 9,600 ford, 7.00, 8.40. 10.00 a. m., 12.20,3.30, Enterprise SUNDAY TIME TABLE. Virg. aweets2 85@3 00 SHortcutl3 75@14 00 Maine Central.136 Shipments—Flour 12,400 Philadelphia; Francis Collin, Hutchins, Sag busU; oats bush; 5.15, 6.20, p. m.; Saco, Kenne- Peaks' Island— do Jersey— 3 76 New York and New Rngland it. bush; corn. 301,700 240,000 Harbor. Will leave East Boothbay Monday at 7.15 For Forest City Landing, *. bush. bunk, 7.00. 8.40, 10.00 a. m., 12.20, 3.30, aoVmeiana.... 000 Beefjam. 9 60»10 00 Union Paolhc. 16 rye. 462 bush: barley 19,000 BRUNSWICK, Ga—Sid 10th, sch Johauua a. m. for Portland, at So. Bristol, 8.00, 9.00, 10.30 a. m., 12.15, 2.15, 3.15, 6.05, 6.20 p. m.; Kennebunkport, 7.00, touching plate.. .1000*10 60 LOUIS—The Flour market to-day was Swan, Sliackford, Satilla River. 5.15, Heron Harbor and 6.00 p. in. Onions— American Bell.199 ST. 8.40, 10.00 a. 12.20,3.30,6.05, 6.20 p. Island, Boothbay Squirrel 2 50 ex-plate 11 003811 50 at 3 20; DUTCH ISLAND HARBOR-Ar 10th, schs m., For' Island—9.00, 10.30 a. m., Native,bbi 00@2 American Sugar, common.112% dull and unchanged; patents 6o®3 Wells 7.00. 8.40 a. m.. 5.15 Island. Cushing's New York for F A Pike, m.; Beach, 3.30, m. 6 00 m. Bermuda.. (g BneiessMibl002!S Sugar, pfd.10is/a extra tancy 2 9663 Oo; fancy 2 65@2 76 :choice Ada S Allen, Eastport; Tuesday, leave Portland at 6.45 7a. for 12115. 2.16, 3.15, p. lor Scltuate. p. m.; North Berwick, Dover, 4.05, 7.00, Little and Great Diamond Islands, Sp Chickens. 17(1818 Lara.tDs. corns Y* @5% Mass., pfd. bSi/4 at 2 6062 00. Wheat lower. Sep at 76c asked. Edgewater 6.05 Pemaquid. Touching at Squirrel Island, For — 8.40 a. ill.. 12.20. 3.30, 5.15. p. m.; tubs, 7 Ye@7Vs 14 cats lswc EDGARTOWN A1- 10th, schs Franconia, Iieroc Island, So. Bristol Trefethen's and Evergreen Landings— Turkevs.±5(®16c pure do common. Corn lower: Sept3o. lower; Sept Somersworth, 4.05. 7.00, 8.40 a. in., 12.20, Boothbay Harbor, tcs.comp’nd 8 66. steam at Youug, South Amboy for Boston; F A Magee, and East’ 8.00. 9.00.10.30 a. m., 12.15, 2.00,4.20 p. Fowls.... 12^140 Mexican Central. 12% Provisions—Pork Lard—prime 3.13, 5.16, m.; Rochester. Farmington, Boothbay. tierces.pure 7 Ys@73/g 6 : 0 Keefe, Elizabethpoi t for Portland and Yar- p. leave at 6 a. m. for Apples. 6 60®6 66. Bacon—shoulders * longs Vi ; Alton Boy, Wolfboro. 8.40 a. m.. 12.20, Wednesday, Pemaquid 2 0003 26 pans,com pd 6 @6% short clear 63/*. sab meats mouth. Portland and above landings, For Ponce’s Landing, Long Island—8.00, New. New York Quotations on Stocks and Bonds. clear ribs 6% ; Dry 3.30 p. m.: Wolfboro, Long Island to good pails, pure 8Ys@8Vs ribs 6 clear 6 40. JACKSONVILLE—aid nil f on ueorge yin, leave Portland at 6.45 a. m. for 10.30 a. m., 2.00, 4.20 p. m. Fair 76@S2 —shoulders at 5V2: 26; Center Harbor, (via Alton Bay Thursday, pure If 9lA(jEi9*A (By Teiegraptt.) wheal .*7.000 sch J B Holden, Haskell, New York. at For Marriner's Landing. Long Island— tvaD 4Plb. 8®9c Becelpts—Flour l.aOo bbls; 8.40 a. 12.20 Boothbay Harbor. Touching Squirrel sch Sarah E and steamer,) m., m. Lemons. Bams ....10Yi@ll The following are to-day’s closing quotations corn oals 60.000 bush; rye GALVESTON—Sid LOtli, Palmer, Islahd. 10.30 a. m„ 2.00 p. bush; 16,900 bush; p. m. Worcester (via Somersworth 8 900 i aocov'rd 1114^1124 — Hammett, Pensacola. leave Harbor at 9 a. m. Messina. O0@ oJ Bonds: bush. and 7.00 a. m.{ Manchester, Frldav, Boothbay C. W. T. GODING. General Manager. Oil. wheat NEWBUHYPOKT-Sld 10th, schs Lorlng C Rochester,) for Portland. at Island. dtf Oranges. Shipments—Flour 6,800 bbls: 12,000 Concord (via Rockingham Junction, 7.00 a. Touching Squirrel sept3 unO®0()0 Kerosenel20 flr ts 9 *4 Sept. 10. Sept. 11. Ballard, Morris & Clift', and Hattie leave Portland at 6.45 a. m. lor Calitornia bush;coru 4,700 bush; oats 13,000 hush; rye Philadelphia; 3.30 Lawrence) 8.40 a. m.; Saturday, 00 V* New *’s reg.@111% @111% New York via eastern m., p. m., (via at Florida 000@0 Ligoma.10 — bush. Godlrey. ports. Ex- East Boothbay. Touching Squirrel Island, New 4's .@112% @113 sch Ella F Crow- 12.20 p. m.; Rockinghanf Junction, do 714s, O 00(&0 oO NEW BEHFOltl)—Sid loth, Bos- Boothbay, Heron Island and So. Bristol. *' Bed at 68c; Nil eter, Haverhill, Lawrence, Lowell, Messina. '3 00(&3 50 Pratt’s Astral ..12V* United States 2s reg. 96% 96% DETEOIT—Wheat—No2 ell, Thomas. New York. ALFRED RACE, manager. 1C2 White Corn—No 2 at 34c. oats—No 2 ton, t4.05, t7.00, f8.40 a. nie, §12.20. 3.30, t-KSS. Devoe’s brilliant 12V* Central Pacific lsts.102 oaVsc. NEW LONDON—Ar 9tli, sch Maggie Mulvey, m. Arrive in Boston, t7.30, tlO.15 a. aug31dtf __ 1 In hall bhls lc extra Denver & K. G. 1st.116% 1168/8 White 23e. Tliomaston New York. t6.05 p. MAINE STEAMSHIP CO. 70@> _ lpr Nearpy. 7.30. t9.31 p. m. Leave 18@00 I liaising. Erie 2ds. Ar 11th, Ellen M Mitchell, New York for m. ti2.55, §4.14. Kasternext.. lotion Martlets brig Boston for 8.00. 8.30 a. m., MAINE COAST NAVIGATION CO. NEW YORK DIRECT LINE. 817 IMuscatel.50 lb bxs3@s Kansas Pacific'Consols. 78% 77% sclis L if Thurlow, New York Portland, 7.30, Fresh Western. Newburyport; 6.01 p. m. Matter. London lay’rl $2@2 25 Oregon Nav. lsts.,111% 111% {By Teleeraim. lor Bath; Sarah A Blalsdell, New York for Bos- 1.00, 4.15, Island Sound by Daylight—Delightful TRAINS. Tlie New, Elegant and Fast Long Ureamerv.lncy.. 20822 irndara iay’r.0 @0 Kansas Pacific lsts. 107% SEPTEMBER 11. 1895. ton; George & Albert, New York for Portland. SUNDAY and Invigorating Sea Trip, .. 0 Pacific cons 6s... 41 sch Edwin and GlitEdee Vr'mt-iS&iO Valencia. @0 Northern NEW YORK—The cotton maruet to-day was NOBSKA—Passed eastward lOtli, For Boston, express, 4.05 a. m, Boston The steamships Manhattan and Cottage Coal. from for Boston. m. STEAMER Choice.16® 17 Closing quotations ol stocks: and 1-16C lower; sales 287 bale*, mid- K Hunt. Crowell, Washington way stations, 12.55, 5.30 p. Arrive SALACIA, leave Franklin Wharf on Tuesdays, Thurs- 60 quiet, — City Cheese. Cumberland.* 00@4 8 9-lt>c 1’KOVIDENCE Sid loth, sch Georgietta, 7.30 a. 6.20, 9.63 m. Leave lBt asst, 21% 21 dling uplands at 6 5-lUc; middling gulf in Boston. ra., p. On and After Monday Sept. 9tli, daysand Saturdays at 6 p. m. Returning, leave N. Chestnut.... @5 25 Atchison, paid.... New York. a. m. V.Sct’ry. 9Vi®10 148 market Bickford, Boston for Portland, 3.45 Pier3*. E. R., same days at 5p. m. Franklin... 7 25 Auams Express.14* NEW ORLEANS—The Cotton to-day sch will leave Franklin wharf, Portland, daily (ex- Vermont.. 9Vi®10 PHILADELPHIA—Ar lOtli, Monhegan, DIVISION. The steamer Tremont leaves Frank- 25 American Express.113% 114 was steady i middling 7 15-idc. EASTERN cept Sunday) at 7.30 a. m. for Boothbay Har- elegant Sage ... .HVi@12 Leliln..... go Baker, Bangor. 26. * Maine. 180 Station for bov. lin Wharf at 6 p. m, August creaa Lumtit-r. Soston couoa market firm; Atwood, From Union Capo Elizabeth, CHARLESTON—Tne Cld, schs Henry Crosby. Bangor; 2 Returning, leaves Pier 38, E. R„ Aug. 23 I White wood— Central Pacific. 19% 19% H Cham- tt8.4o a. in.; Bid-leford, Newburyport, Returning leave Boothbay Harbor at p. Pot Sup_6 Vs @7Vi middling 7*fc@7%o. James Bothwell, Fisher, Lynn; Henry and 28 at 6 p. in. No 1&2. l-in*32@S35 Ches. a .. 20% 20% N Bessie C Amesbury, Salem, Lynn, 2.00. 9 00 a. m., m. arriving at Portland at about 5.30 p. m. do sq.5 Vi SAVANNAH—The Cotton market Is quiet;- berlain, Fossett, Dover, H; Beach, Each steamer touches at Cottage City, M. V.. 8at)S.l-ln. *26@(28 Chicago a Alton.163 163 A 12.30. 6,00 p. ill.; Portsmouth. Boston, t2.00, Landing atPopham Beach both ways on Wed- Crackers—4Vi@5Vk 7 7-16c. MeKeague, Kennebuukport: Mary Kandall, in each direction and are dne in New York and 1-ln Chicago a Alton preferred.... 173 173 Middling a. J1.45, 16.00 p. m. Ar- nesday and Saturday. Cooperage. Com’n, *23@*28 Bureh, New London; John H Platt, Aeoru, Ban- to.oo ill.; §12.30, salllag 1V>&2- Chicago. Burlington * Qulnoy 89% 88% MOBILE—Tne Colton market is quiet; pud- arrive ill Boston, 6.58 a. m.. 12.55, 4.10, 4.40, Connecting at Portland with Boston and New Portland, evening following day. Hhbd shooks &hds— 1%, gor. Fare to New York one way round trip Delaware* Hudson Canal Co.132% 131% 13-lSo. 9.25 m. Leave Boston for Portland, 7.30, York steamers. *5.00; Mol. city. 1 60@1 75 ln, Nol&2*33®*35 dling 7 Ar sch Elliot L Dow. Kennebec. p. one round * Westl63% 163% 11th, m. Excursions to Harbor and *8.00; to Cottage City way *4.00; 86c®l 00 lV*,lV*&2-ln Delaware.Lackawana Cotton market schs Bertha Warner, James W 9.00 a. m., 12.30, 7.00, 9.30 p. Daily Boothbay Sug.count'y 17 MEMPHIS—The is.steady; Clil, Bangor; *7.00. Country Mol Saps. *28@$30 Denver * Elo Grande. 11% SUNDAY TRAINS. return for $1.00. trip middlings Fitch, Bangor...... B' COYLE, Manager. 8% 9% 7%o.__ — Tickets of date hhdsnooics Squares, *384*38 Erie. a ware Breakwater Ar H H good day only. 22 lie. 10th, brig For Biddeford, Portsmouth. Newbury- J. F. LISCOMB. General Agent. ]e260tf hhd ml Cypress— ao preferred 22% Mamets. for Portland. O. C. OLIVER. CHAS. R. hdg European Wright. Philadelphia port, Salem, Lynn, Boston, 2.00 a. m., §12.30 LEWIS, 32 n. 24826 1-ln No 1&2 $358*36 Illinois Central.1P4% 104% down E D 26 (By Telegraph.i Keody Island—Passed 9th, ship m. Arrive in Boston. 5.58 a. m., 4.12 p. President. Treasurer. hd36m 21 @23 1V*,1Vi &2- Lake Erie & West. 26% % for p. Sug Eioe, from Philadelphia Hiogo. m. Leave Boston for Portland, *9.00 a. m., sept7dtf 14 It. 26@30 in.Nol&2 *34@*36 Cake Shore.150% 160% 1895.—Consols 10713- sch Grace Web- Hoops LONDON, Sept 12, POETSMOUTH-SId 10th. p.m. 12 It. 26@23 2yj, 3 &4-in*40®*46 Louis * Nash..64% 7.00,9.30 ,®4% 16d for money and 107 '/s d for the account. ster, Philadelphia viaBaugor. tConnects with Kail Lines for Now York, “ 8 t. 8 S’th pine.... $254*35 Maine Central ..136 13® ®9 LIVERPOOL. If. 1896.—The Cotton KOCKLAND—Ar loib, schs James Maloy, South and West. Cordage. Clear pine— Mexican Central. 13 12% Sept Prince’s Point The Five Cent Lillie Boat Alma, NB; marnet is firmer; American middling 4 ll-32d; Burnett, New York; G. Hoar, §Conneets with Sound Lines for New York. Yarmouth, Aroer’ntf lbl0^a@ll uppers.*55485 MlchlganCentrallpf.101 101 M & L estimated sales s,000 bales; speoulatlos and Jennie Palmer, Palmer, Eockport. NB; •Western Division from Norm Berwick Sun- Manilla... 7V488V* Select.. 1--*45@65 Minn & St. L. 26% 24% NS; -AND 8« exvort 500 bales. Chase, Morehouse, Sandy Cove, Alpharetta, days only. Manilla Doit I Fine common. .S42®46 * 86 -- _ Minn. St. Louis, pf. Winter Wheat at 4s Id; Warner, Port Gilbert, NS; Emu, Douglass, St HConneeta at Scarboro Crossing with FOB■ .... 00® 8 Vi 1 Spruce... (13 @1* 39% Quotations 10d@6s rope. Missouri Pacino.. 40% George, NB. Boston via Eastern Division. Hemlock. *11812 Spnng Wheat 5s ldigjbs lVau. train for FALMOUTH FORESIDE. Russia do.l7Vi@18 Now Jersev Central.112 111% WISOASSKT—Ar 10th, sells Emily C Deni- to North Berwick. i Clayboards— 6 Corn 8s 6% d. jWestern Division Siaai. 6Vi87Vg Nerthen Pacific common. 0V4 Port Gilbert, NS; Maggie Miller, tickete to au South and and Dyes. X.*30@38 sou, Covert, Througn pointst Drugs | Spruce. do do preferred— 18% 18% James do. I Steamer LOUISE Clear.*26428 Miller, St John, NB; Barber, Camp, West tor sale at leket Office. Union Station. PEAKS’ ISLAND. Acid Oxalic-12814 I 104 OCLAlv a'riCAiHEB 41UfKll«..MS Annie Greenlaw. New Boston. 2d clear.*23826 Northwestern.}04% Sid, schs Shepherd, D. J. FLANDERS, G. P. and T. A.. will leave Portland ; Pier, for Fal- Acid tart. Northwestern, FOE Colwell. St NB; Auua- 20 1.*16820 pfd.£46% FROM York; C J Colwell, John, je21 dtf mouth Foreside, Prince’s Point and Yarmouth, Ammonia.16® No New York 103 Central.103% Normanla ... .Now York. .S’thampton.. Sep 12 oieux, comeau, Meteghan. NS. at 8 a. m.. a. m. 2 and 6.10 p. m. A snes. pot.... e*,i a 8 I Fine.*26450 St. Louis 16% 16% Royal River, STEAMER JoN New York.Chleago & 14 THOMASTON—Ar loth, sch James Brown, Yarmouth at 10 a. and ELDORADO, Capt. Barry, Bals cooabla.. .46865 I Shingles— 73 73 Lucania.New York..Liverpool....Sep Returning, leave m. do 1st pfd. S.of Nebraska..New York. .Glasgow.Sep 14 Simmons, New York for Kooklaml. Beeswax.37842 IX cedar.... 3 0043 60 9 Wiscasse»& Railroad Co 3.45 p. m. will leave the end of Custom House Ohio & Miss. York. .Glasgow 14 schs AnnaM Dickinson, Ginn, New York; Quebec at 5.40 and 10.40 a. Blch powders... 7@9 Clear cedar.2 7643 00 65 Ethiopia.New ....Sep Sid, Leave Prince’s Point m., New York St N .. 66 York. 14 Grace Bradley, Barter, to the Fort to wait for Wharf for Jones’ Landing, Peaks’Island, Borax.9@10 IX No 1.1 85®2 25 179 Mississippi.New .London.Sep and 4.10 p. m.* Old Colony.179% Touraine.New York. 14 Henry Lippitt, Howes, Bath. Read down.Read up. Foreside at 5.55 and at 11.00 a. Brimstone. .2 @2 Vi No 1 cedar..1 26®1 75 18 18% .Havre.Sep orders; Leave Falmouth 6.00, 7.00, 8.00, 10.00, m., 1.80, OnU* Western. Buffalo.New York..Hull.Sep 14 a. 4.30 m. Cocbineai.40®48 Spruce.1 25@1 60 32 4 No. 31 No. 5lln effect July 24, ’95IN0. 4 11.05 m., p. 4.00, 6.00 and 6.15 p. m. Pacific Mail. 33% Persia.New York. .Hamburg.. .Sep 14 Foreign Ports. 2|No. Portland for Yarmouth and 2.30, Copperas.lVi® 2 i Laths.spce. .1 9042 00 173% A. M. !P. M. | M. I P. >1- Sundays—Leave Jones’ Landing, Pulman Palace.173% Fulda.New York. .Bremen.Sep 14 _A. Falmouth Foreside at 9.30 a. m., 2.00 and 6.10 RETURN—Leave Cream tartar_2 @28 Lime—Cement. 21% 19% at 6.25. 1 06 Reading. Amsterdam .. .New York. .Rotterdam ..Sep 14 Sid fm Buenos Ayres Aug 10, barque Mabel I 9.25 3.65 Lv... Wlseasset....Ar 8.56 2.48 m. Peaks’ Island, 7.25, 8.25, 10.30, Ex logwood. .12®lb Lime.IP csk. 0081 81% 80% p. Rock Island. .New York. .Bremen....,.Sep 17 Great Britalu. ILv.. .tSheepscot. Ar leave Yarmouth at 11.15 a. m 5.30 and 6.40 GumaraDic.. .70®122 l Cement.-1404160 77% 76*4 Spree Meyers. Meyers, Returning, 11.30 a. m., 2.00, 3.00, 4.30, St. Paul York. .Liverpool... 18 Ar at St John, NB, 10th, schs A Gibson. Stev- ILv.. tAlna Centre, Ar and 4.10 m. Glyccrtno 14Vi®67 Matches. 129 Majestic.New Sep p. p. m. do 18 Holder, Eocklaml; iLv — ..tAlna.Ar 12.10 and Aloes cape.15826 | Star,^ gross 66 pfd".:.129% Paris.New York..So’ampton...sep ens, Eockport; Pandora, Falmouth Foreside at a. m. 4.30 3t.Faul * Omaha. 43% 42% Southwark.New York.. 18 do; Miranda B, Nichols, do, 10.00 4.32iLv. ..Head Tide. .Ar 8.20 2.13 Camphor.5B@d2 I Dirieo. @65 l«sO Antwerp.. ..Sop Glide. Belyea. p. m. SUNDAY TIME TABLE. do nrfd.120 Rotterdam_New Y'ork. 19 sch Eizzie B, Belyea. ltockland. 10.18 4.52, Lv. .. Whiteiield...Ar 8.01 1.55 Mytrh...... 62856 Metals. 116% .Amsterdam.,Sep Cld, St Paul. Minn. * Mann.116% F. Bismarck.. .New 19 fm Sept 2, sch I Grace, |Lv... tPreble’s — Ar •. 02,00@3 uO Y'ork..So’ampton...8ep Sid Sagua Agnes The 8 a. m. and 2 o’clock week 11.00 Opium. 1% 1.37 trip day3 Leave Portland 8.00, 9.00, 10.00, Shellac.4b@60 14®4lecom-00814 Sugar, common.111% 1} Palatia.New York..Hamburg. ...Sep 21 Sproul, Pascagoula, 10.30 5.121 Lv.No. Whiteiield. Ar 7.43 and the 9.30 and 2 o’clock trips from York.. Mills .Ar 1.19 Sundays a. 4.00, 6.00, 6.00, 7.00 Indigo.B5c@$l Polished copper. 22 Texas Pacific.I—1 £3 Ems.New Bremen.Sep 21 10.63 6.31|Lv..Cooper'3 7.25 Portland gives the public a thirty mile sail m., 1.00, 2.00, 3.00, 16% i*/a£?% I Mills.. Ar iodine.4® S 4 25 14x48 planished. 35 Union Paciflc.new. Mohawk.New York. -Louuon Sep£l Spoken. Lv.. Maxy’s along Falmouth, Cumberland and Yarmouth p. m. ... 6.49 Lv.. .Windsor ...Ar 7.08 1.02 Ipecac.160®i 70 Bolts. 14 U. S. Express.••••••••• Maasdam .New York. .Rotterdam...Sep 21 11,10 Foreside and hid the beautiful Koval River to Leave Jones’ at 8.30, 9.80, lat 41, Ion 62 W, J H Bowers, 12.44 Landing Licorice, rt... .16®20 Y M sheath.... 12 Furnesia.New York. .Glasgow Sep 21 Sept 8, barque 11.28 6.081 Lv..Weeks' Mills..Ar 6.50 Yarmouth Village. The longest dailyexeursion 23% from Boston 3 for Buenos Ayres. l’s Corner Ar 11.30 a. m., 1.30, 2.30, 8.30, 4.30, Lac ex.34@40 iYM Bolts. 12 ^ 2?% Etruria.New Yorki. Liverpool..., Sep 21 Maguue, Sept LvtNewal in the bay. 10.30, ®3% 93% — — m. Morphine.. .1 70@1 90 Bottoms...... 22424 Western &nlon. Servia.New York. .Liverpool.. .Sep<24 11.481 6.30|Ar Palermo. Lv ;6.30 12,25 5.30, 6.30, 7.30 p. jlySdtf RicUmona & West Point. Havel.New Y'ork. .Bremen 24 Oil bergamot2 76@3 25 Ingot.... 10411 Sop on or notice to Conductor. •Does not stop at Prince’s Point on Sunday. •• (t) Stops signal .New York. ... 25 Nor.Codllverl (16@1H0 Tib— do .. Westernland .Antwerp Sep J. P TUCKER. Supt. Sunday trips will not run iu stormy weather. Lemon.1 7582 26 Straits.... 16@17 St. Louis.New York..S’thampton..Sep 26 RICHARD T. EUNDLETT. Gen’l Mgr. Stock*. ... 25 Olive.10082 50 English... New York Mining Germanic .New York.. Liverpool... Sep dOmos 00 maylS Feppt.300@3 26 Char. L Co..4 75@5 Telegraph.) Columbia.New York. .S’tlmmpton. Sep 2(3 PRESUMPSCOT RITER. 6 25 (By York.. 28 AND PHILADELPHIA. 7682 00 Char. LX.. 00*6 Mobile.New London.Sep BOSTON Wlmorgreenl 50 NEW YOKK. 11. 1806.—The following 28 Steamer Santa itlaria or’mde ■ 00®8 Sept. New York.. Liverpool... Sep Potass .46847 ilerne.6 or mining stocks: Campania.... steamship line. Alnrate.24@28 Antimony... A2414 are to-day’o closing quotations Saale.New York. .Genoa Sep 28 direct Iodide.2 88 » 3 or Cok* .6 004 860 Col. .. Llama.New York. .Hamburg. ..Sep 28 GRAND TRUNK will leave wharf at Cumberland Mills for Pleas- Quicksilver... 68®62 Spelter.... 4 60®4o5 Hocking Coal..-"T* Circassia.New Y'ork. .Glasgow ...Sep 28 ant Hill Falls via Pride’s Bridge on arrival of From Bosfonevsry Wednesday and Saturday. Oulnlne...34Vs#S7yi Homestake, Teutonic.New York. .Liverpool. ..Oct 2 DS. E. C. WEST'S NESTS AND B8AXN TBEATMENT cars leaving Preble street, Portland, at 9.10 a. BUeubarb, rt.76c®l 60 I Nall*. Ontario. New York-New York. .So’amptou. .Oct 2 is sold under positive written guarantee, by RAILWAY. m. and 1.40 p. m. Returning in time to connect From Philadelphia every Wednesday Rt snake.3o@40 Cask.cl.base 2 203230 Quicksilver.. authorized agents only, to cure Weak Memory; with 12.30 and 6.00 p. m. cars for Portland. wire. .2 66(82 75 do .16 of Brain and Nerve Power; Lost Mai hood: on arrival of cars leaving Preble baltpetre.8 #12 12. Loss Sundays and Saturday. I Naval Store*. Mexican... MINIATURE ALMANAC.SEPT. Evil Dreams; Lack of On and after MONDAY. Sept. 1896 street at 9.40 a. m., 1.10 and 4.10 p. m. Senna.25#S0 Quickness: Night Losses; 9th, Flora Central Wharf, Boston, 3 p. m. From Tar bbl ...2 7 00 all Drams; will run as follows: This a fifteen mile sail on one of the most Canary seed.... 4®6 Ip 5®3 8unrises .6 Confidence; Nervousness; Lassitude; trains is at 3 p, m. In- .4 oo Market. 21|H1„h wateiwater J-?424 fj? either the The Pine Street Wharf, Philadelphia, Cardamons 1 00® 1 76 Coal tar... 76®6 Boston Produce Sunsets.6 0|uign j Loss of Power of the Generative Organs in LEAVE. beautiful rivers in world. scenery of tie rate of vessel. 00 ft 0 in or of the surance one-half sailing Soda. PI ten.2 76*3 following are of days. .12 I •• 8 sex. caused by over-exertion, Youthful Errors, which is not excelled by that Songo the and BOSTON. Sebt. 11. 1895.—Tba Length 39.t1fiatide For Auburn and Lewiston 7.10, 8.40 a. Frelgits for the West by Penn. R. R., by-carb3%®8J4 WU. Pltcn.. 2 75®3 00 Moon sets 10 ug Height j 9 ft 1 in Excessive Use of Tobacco, or Liquor, m. Rivor. jiylOdtf to-aav's ouotalions ui Provisions, Pro