PORTLAND DAILY PRESS. PRICE THREE CENTS, ESTABLISHED JUNE 23, 1862—VOL. 33. PORTLAND, MAINE, FRIDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 20, 1895.

the Miss Thon the funda aro loaned after JllSCELLANEOUS. of hor signature, requesting the bank Files, first ; Lizzie Pride, second. ARE FEELING GOOD. to givo the jewels to "bearer," had WAS Boy's woodwork. Lowis Foster, first. Oil usual fashion. WAR SHIP SDK. DUST THICK. Mrs. Ε. E. first. in delivered them as directed. Mrs. Langtry paintings, Proctor, THUNDERBOLT. There are two olassos of investors Water colors, Miss Louie Lawrence, first. declares the order was a forgery and the loan and building associations, thoso placed the matter in tho hands of the Β GENUINE BEAD, PRESERVES, ETC. who put in their money to allow it to police, who thus far are unable to trac Mrs. first. obtain loans the forger or tho jewels. Broad, Susie II. Colley, accumulate, and those who Give Defender's Mc- Deer Islanders Will vSANFOKD'S Hive with colony of becs. Dr. E. A. on property they aro paying for by de- She With a Steamer While A Cart Seeded at first. Collided UNITEO TO STEAL. Sprinkling Sadly Collister, Brownbread, Ina Fogg, first. Piaiu cake, Sadie Sawyer, first; grees. Crew a Welcome. at Fair. Maud Strout, second. Plain cake made The amount that the company has Port. of Officials Hiscovercd Gray Leaving Conspiracy liank by girl under fourteon, Mildred Fester, Affairs of Granite State invested in Maine is over $100,000; and Linnie second. Mrs. After They Appropriated $>19,000. first; Libby, Jelly, the amount that people of Maine have A. S. Ryder, first; Mrs. L. H. Corson, invested in tho is about the A second. Canned fruit, Miss Mary E. Provident Association. company A BRASS BAND AND CANîfOû TIÎE Chicago, Soptembor 19.—A defalcation MBS. HAWKES WON THE LADIES' Colley, first; Mrs. L. H. Corson, second. saine amount. Tho total investment is BOATS SUCKED UNDER BV THEM. of $19,000 on the part of the receiving and Preserves, Mrs. L. H. Corson, first, u about $430,000, but thero have been about WILL· MEET COMPETITION YESTERDAY. SOKING VESSEL. paying tellers of the National Bank of FRUIT. $30,000 withdrawals. Illinois was admitted this morning by It is the aim of each local board to in- of T. M. Morrill, Colleotipn apples, amount the officers of that institution. The Amos Colley, second. Specimen of vest in that locality about the first; "Will EelServed in Thejj names of tho defaulters were withheld on Arthur Austin, first. Collection that the shareholderslthoro have'paid in. And a Banquet GliHtR and apples, WHIT- Gentlemen's Drivers Matched Fairs BANK COMMISSIONER Admiral Parejo Among the Drowued-The account of the families cf the two men. of fall apples, Harry, Libby, first. Col- In Portland tho association has loaned Honor—Captain "Hank" Invited to Af Exhibited—Premiums Awarded on Hall lection winter apples, Harry Libby, first. Captain Went Down With His Ship— The was made good. It is under- over to 24 individuals. From tend—The Town ie Proud of the Mei shortage Dish of pears, Mrs. C. C. Hall, first ; TEN'S LAST REPORT. $40,000 Picked Up. Exhibits. has been Look For The Remainder of the Crew stood there will be no prosecution. The Lena MoConkey, second. Plums, Mrs. Portland investors about $50,000 AVlio Sailed the Winning Yacht. books and wore over- Elleu first. Mrs. E. L. investors number about had been doctored [SPECIAL· TO THE PRESS.} Hawkes, Grapes, received. These 19.—The Herald Madrid, September 19.—The Imperial Mrs. C. C. second. Boston, September looked by the bank examiner in making Dutton, first; Hall, 200. has a from Havana giving the Gray, September 19.—The closing day Cranberries. Lester first. the following: Deei despatch Doughty, the associa- will print tomorrow his rounds a month ago. Tho receiving has been a The Mrs. S. A. first. The men connected with Owl Trade Mark particulars of the loss of the warship of the Gray fair good one. Tomatoes, McDonald, Me. 19. The men of thil teller covered the of basket of Mrs. Horace tion as shareholders in Maine are among Isle, September up discrepancy §7000, sun liae shown in a oloudless Fancy fruit, Sanchez Barcaiztegui. Admiral Deigado brightly town are of thoir comrades wha it is said, the money from the Morse, first. Naine Are the most prominent and busi- pi'oud was on board the when by getting and it has not been too'cold for com- How 4,000 Shareholders politicians the Amerioa's Parejo, warship sky make up the crew of Cap paying teller. When the time oame to the FLOWERS. ness men. '' HUMBUG are as she steamed out of the harbor at mid- fort. About the only drawback to and have planned to give Th< Gingers plenty examine the accounts of the There are local boards of directors, defender, make a paying of the was the clouds of Cut Mrs. A. K. first; on their re- night last night intending to enjoyment day flowers, Nash, Treated. a reception as dealers for a with business is done in tiie boys" splendid mercenary who, teller, the money was replaced dust which over the race second. Flora and following circular tour and visit the various ports hung track, Nellie Osgood, Design, turn an event which will immedi- more to make the rest of the A. towns and cities : Cor- homo, the enough good so thick that the horses and McDonald, first ; Mrs. George Bailey, Biddoford, Saco, few cents' extra profit, will rec- on the coast. As she rounded dust at time follow the yacht's going out of The extended over second. Bouquet, Etta Skillings, first; Lisbon ately at the entrance of the bay she shortage. peculations drivers could be seen only as indistinct nish, Springvalo, Westbrook, two letter! ommend Be on promentary Display of plants. Mrs. A. R. Nash, commission. The following anything. your a period of six months. The Fidelity and Falls, Bath, Boothbay Harbor, Damari- the Mortera entering the in a brown fog. Gray has an up first. : sighted just of New York was on figures tell their own story Casualty company Thomaston. 'Rockland, u Camden, Health is too harbor. The the regular to date fair, and so of course, recognizes scotta, 16. guard. precious warship gave the men's bond and will make good the DAIRY SAMPLES. NEARLY $400,000 OF THEIR MON- Deer Isle, September Calais, Houiton, Prosque Isle, Caribou, : to be trifled with. The best is whistle to notify the Mortera she would greater amount of the shortage, the rest the women. Of oourse they have it pretty Captain H. C. Haff Butter, S. W. Foster, first. Butter Rumford number of the solid mis- of wliioh was made up by the friends of much all their own indoors and to- EY IS INVOLVED. Newport, Farmington, Guilford, Dear Sir—A large keep to the starboard. The Mortera way made under eighteen, Lydia none too In the hour of the erring officials. The shortago was by girl Falls, Portland and West- citizens of this town have organized good. took the mean the took their turn on the track, Plain Mrs. Yarmouth, singal to warship while one of the tellers was day they Edwards, first. cheese, of the ''Defender discovered brook. under the title Recep- A few ladies in a Jedediah first. Dry sage cheese, a danger SANFORD'S GINGER would go; on the port side. away on a vacation. three competing harnessing Libby, tion Committee." In full meeting ol Mrs. Jedediah Libby, first. Green sage instructed to com- minutes later came the collision. A sailor and driving contest. They were Miss the committee I was best in the Mrs. Jedediah Libby, first. is the world. ALL WERE SAVED. and cheese, MR. WHITTEN'S REPORT. municate with you and to most cordially on the immediately before the Kate Lamb, Mrs. Zelinda Bawkes warship invite and Mrs. Haff to visit this all GRAIN AND VEGETABLES. Full Text of a Document of Mucli Interest you the electric current and Mrs. Milton Douglass, of Windham. Mr. Whitteu's Points crew comes home. You accident, stopped L'dnm Sunk ill Collision But No Showing Up town when your Steamship of Arthur Hereabouts. the were This added Miss Lamb, who won the first prize at New varieties potatoes, will be well received and well cared for. its the lights extinguished. Prowes How the Officers Get Containing among ingredients purest Lives We re Lost. SS£S2| the Austin (Puritan) first; John Company's You will be entertained in the best of. medicinal French and the best of to the confusion. The crew of the war- Gorham last week, began competl This Association is under a brandy (Great first; W. B. Sweotsir organizod know the freedom oi imported ginger, it is to the lier horse in Divide) Great Profits at the Expense of Share- maimer we of,y'd vastly superior showed no of but kept tion. She harnessed just* Enos H. act of the State of New to and cheap, worthless, and often gingers ship signs panic, 19.—The steame (Dutton's Seedlings) first; special Hampshire the town will be ixtenlod you dangerous London, September seconds and in a of Charles Κ urged as substitutes. Ask for BANFORD'S at their Admiral Parejo with fifty-eight twinkling Whitney (Rose Erin) first; holders.—A President Who Borrows and is what it claims to be a Build- Please communicate with me as posts. from 5th doing yours. GINGER and look for owl trade mark on the Uaston ascended the Edam, Now York, September the dust ^killings, (Queen of the Lillies) first. find ic convenient to do Adjutant D'Arocaa, was driving rapidly through and Loan Association business on the early as you may wrapper. Sold everywhere. Potter Drdg and where for toundered off Start Best Snowflake beans, J.H. Colley, first; Money of the Association at Six Per ing answer be favor- bridge chey joined Captain Amsterdam, She finished the half mile and It has loans and so, and I trust your may Cheh. Corp., Sole Proprietors, Boston. sink and cloud. Clarence second. Peabeans, A. National plan. agencies Yh&nez. The vessel began to Point on the southern coast of Foster, able. England unharnessed in two minutes an one- second. Cent and Loans it Back at Eight—He in some different States, and there was time to get out the fifty L Frank, first; T. J. Brown, | twenty-nine Yours hardly this after a collision. Her issues different kinds of stock or very truly, boats before she settled the head morning half seconds. Mrs. Hawkes has the art beans, Clarence Foster, first. i many SPECIAL· NOTICES. by Cranberry Also Holds Two Offices Which Work botli and in- Κ A RICHARDSON, sea. The and crew saved. Her beans, Charlie certificates, single payment plunging bow first into the passengers cargo a horse down to a fine Improved yellow eye Secretary. of harnessing Edwin stallment. It takes two mortgages; a Corresponding boats were carried the suction under 200tt tons of corn, 90 tons of Barbour, first Yellow eye beans, Together Profitably—Local Agent of STEAM by comprised She did it In first and a second mortgage, the vessel and some of the occu- point. today fifty-five H Strout, first; M. H. Luut, second. mortgage Deer 16. sinking 1500 of coffee, 173 cases of claims and exercises tho to sell Isle, September drowned and others flour, bags seconds and finished her of the oon- Horticultural E. C. Leighton, the Association Says that the Company and right pants Wore managed part beans, time of To all members of the Defender's crew CARPET BEATING in machines, 183 cases of tobacco first Arthur second. wife the first mortgage, and nt tho the to swim ashore or succeeded climbing sewiug test in 2.48, the best time made. Mrs. ; Austin, Lazy who are citizens of Deer Isle. first. C. is All Bight, But ThafcJWhitten Tried; examination had sold and outstanding, Machines of Most approved patterns. the sides of the Mortera. The admiral and general merchandise valued approxi- Milton Douglass won the seoond prize, beans, Charles W. Colley, Peas, Gentlemen—As far as we have of Hebron $917,924.67. possible and adjutant got a place in one of the at the time 2.49. W. Colley, first. Beauty Last Winter to Get the Legislature to followed on every tack over all Patented. Carpets cleansed at all sea- mately $125,000 being W. M. you but it was drawn under the of W. F. first; ---- —■ >1 Kovn at.AMrari KÎnpR vnn lnffc boats, ship came into The exhibition of the matohed pairs potatoes, Leighton, Steamer Turkestan, which New H. It Out of the State—President of pany, as taken from the books, showed it sons of the year, at as she sank. The adjutant was recovered driving horses drew a crowd Shaw, second. Queen potatoes, Shut home. We have not been able to learn of has arrived at gentlemen's f Ήπη* first ■ Knepiio Ijowe. second. at that time to have a book surplus of with a broken leg. Captain Ybanez re- collision with the Edam, to the track. Α. V. Haskell of West misconduct or any laok of seaman- first. the Company Telegraphs Reply to $152,716.76. This was, in reality, its total any Forest mained at his on the bridge and with some of the Edam's G. E. Merrill of and Early Ryse potatoes, Isaac Edwards, We not known of PflQTEO'Q City post Plymouth pas- Poland, Gray accumulated, undistributed profits, it ship on your part. any went down with the The Mortera board. each Buta Jedediah Libby, nor absence of ship. sengers and crew on Roland Leighton of West Falmouth Turnips, Bagas, Wliit: en. to wont of discipline any DYE HOUSE the but Clarence second. Onions, being the practice of this Association lUu I LOT α was badly damaged by collision, Start Point, offywhich the Edam sank, wilii a ]nur ui lii^n auojjjjuia first; Foster, and hearty spirit to do your appeareu S. D. [SPECIAL TO THE PRESS.] carry its earnings in an undistributed sum willingness ytutju uy ctuu gavo un iuu aaaiabniiuo m is a neauianu in ine county 01 uevuu ■which were moved and down while Albert Doughty, first; Spiller, at all times and in all up instoad of the same to the share- whole duty ways. crew of the second. Clarence Poster, first. crediting her power to the sinking about nine miles southwest of Dartmouth. the spectators commented and admired. Carrots, Hon. Charles R. Wo did not expect any contrary report to Esmond first; J. Augusta, Sept. 19. holders' accounts pro rata, as is the cus- The most powerful Machines and largest Floor ship. After picking up all the survivors Prawle Point is a few miles westward Mr. Merrill's pair of live year olds found Turnip beets, Allen, be made regarding you. We are proud the Mortera H. second. beets, Enos H. Whitten, State Bank Examiner, has since tom of our local loan and building asso- space in Ν. E. Woolen Carpets, Mats, Druggets that could he found, pro- of Start Point in the same'county. the greatest favor with the committee, Colley, Long that citizeDS of our town should be first. ciations. Competent exports were em- no ceeded into As soon as the news of The details of the collision and Mr. handsome Whitney, Pumpkins, Win.Edwards, last June been actively in an in- to show the world that America &c., Steam Scoured, a process where beating port. following Leigliton's grays got engaged to make a detailed ex- chosen an J. H. seoond. Summer ployed careful, the disaster reached port official search were obtained from the passengers of second money. Then came the examina- first; Colley, of affairs of the Granite can still as able mariners as in is required and colors restoied to original Clarence vestigation the amination of the books and accounts of produce for the bodies of the lost was The who were in : It was drivers in har- Clarence Poster, first; men to in Connection. begun. Edam, brought tion of gontlemen's single squashes, of New and the result of their times of yore, and equal any brilliancy. Telephone lost inolude Admiral collision, second. Winter squashes, State Provident Association the Assosiation, Parejo, Captain pitch dark at the time of the ness. Six beautiful horees were entered Williams, books the world. We believe you have proved first. Clarence whioh is a and oxaimnation showed the to be Ybanez, Dr. Martin, fifteen soldiers, and at first great alarm was manifested for the contest. They belonged to J. O. Clarence Poster, Melons, Hampshire, doing building worthy. For that reason on your return 12 rows John accurate, and the book-keep- and those on the Edam. as L. Frank F. Poster, first. Yellow corn, and has four practically, show honor to eight sailors, eight engineers stokers, by Soon, however, Whitney, J. Merrill, Fogg, loan association business of the Association in first «lass hands home we desire to you officers besides the was Barstow, first ; Horace Morse, second, 8 ing two petty purser, it was seen that tho Turkestan H. Morse, S. M. Farnham, Howard ver- shareholders in and holds partly prove to you and others that we D. H. second. Sweet thousand Maine, The financial statement taken from the carpenter and Admiral Parejo's servant. standing by to assist and that the trawler rill and J. H. Colley. The horses were rows, Twombly, appreciate you and admire your conduct Woman the of Admiral Marblehead Mammoth, Η. Ρ nearly four hundred thousand dollars A Wonderful A body was near at the was corn, of the Association as of the 1st of that season of despatch says Vulture hand, anxiety drivenj two miles, although speed books throughout all trying your mutilated sharks, Edam's boats were considered in the first ; Early Crosby, W. M. Small of their Parejo. horribly by became less. The only one of the points Hunt, money. Juno was as follows: preparation to meet a foe whom we first. Rice corn, John Barstow, was recovered. lowered, and it was found there awards. Mr. Farnham's bay mare Julia snap The is sensational in the you would find to be both rapidly J. H. first; I. C. report allega- CONDENSED FINANCIAL· STATEMENT OF expected was ample room in thom for all on board ciroled the track four times in six first. Pop corn, Colley, formidable and bravo. When your duty Omena-Romany Gyp- second. Prank first. tions which it makes. Instead of a sur- GRANITE STATE PROVIDENT ASSOCIATION. Hughes Pardon Refused. tho steamer. There was hardly time, minutes and nineteen seconds and was Elkins, Oats, Means, is fully done, when your commander haj J. H. first. of which the books of June however,for the passengers to clothe them- given the lirst prize. Barloy, Colloy, plus {153,716 Ithe 1,1893. given you an honorable discharge, we TO THE PRESS.] exhibits which were Assets [SPECIAL· selves .fully and the women threw on Mr. Morse's horse was in second place. 1Ό1 the grants sho*v, he finds an apparent de- wish you all to come home and we very sy Queen, received the first company 19.—The Governor at hand and made their a in the fine, liray grange Cash. «120,010.85 Augusta, September clothing nearest The oxen also had part day's very ficit of earnestly request all to come together, and Pleasant River grange of Wind- 113,029. Loans and Mort- Late of Egyptian Village, World's Fair and Council held a short session this way to the deck, whence they lowered programme. In the class for oxen of prize and to all to land at one place. We dc to over second. He finds that President G. Percival gages. 1,760.826.32 is now at 44 Brown street. Has to the boats, they being first go sevon feet, four inches, James Thombs's ham, not wish to dictate to you or try to in- Chicago, forenoon, but they did a good deal of Real Estate. 91,153.46 the wealthiest and most tho vessel's side. Fortunately the sea pair of prize winners drew the drag 140 Stewart has been borrowing on inadequate On with Vt. fluence you as to whether you shall land, been consulted by confirmed the nomination deposit business. They was smooth and the transfer was carried feet in the five minutes and Bold B obbery in Bethel. the State Treas. 2,100.00 at the north end or at tlio south oi intelJigent people of America and foreign easily seourity, money from association at part of Hon. F. E. to be bank eut without difficulty, perfect order be first C. W. Hall got On deposit with Maine the town. Settle that among your- Her of Timborlake, captured money. six cent and has been rein- point countries. knowledge past, present Tho Turkestan stood Morrill third. TO THE per interest, State Treas. 67,087.90 brass no made. Mr. ing maintained. second money and M. C. [SPECIAL PBESS.] selves. We know wo have but one events is tiuly marvelouus. examiner, objection being in shares On with ST. Y. and future by until all were clear of the sinking Iu the class of oxen of seven feet, two vesting it the preferred of the deposit band and one piece of heavy artillery, are in Tin>berlake was at the State House and entered Hank Dept., 100,000.00 Never fails to help those who which went down at 3 o'clock. A. Kallock won the first "Bethel,September 19.—Burglars at cent. wo can make one vessel, inches, company eight per On deposit wltli Ins. hence only satisfactory tells the one you'll marry, makes took the oath of so he The Turkestan's stern was dam- his oxen a record of the office this between 2 demonstration at one time. If wili trouble, immediately office, badly premium, making post morning He finds a method of doing business Dept. and Banking you business successful. Advices on business is now the bank examiner. nomi- aged. seventy feet. W. R. Plummer's yoke and 3 o'olock the front Dept. of N. J., 30,000.00 all come together you will be the more tThe by prying open the association may show a Causes were second. whereby gain SDecial 6,001.22 welcomed. After a noisy re- deals and mairimonial venture. nation of Mr. Chadbourne to succeed door. did not find much deposit, grandly on the oard of They money of while the taken as a Securities lor Guaranty which and marriages witn the one Free Baptists Choose Delegates. There were two events 135,000, business; ception at which ever place yon speedy happy himself as railroad commissioner was as Mr. takes all valu- Fund, 26,662.50 the afternoon's races, the 2.37 trot or 3.40 or stamps, Willey whole would result in a net loss of may bo pleased to land on, you will be you love by proper advice. Tolls of absent 19.—In the Free $25,- Office fixtures, 5.964.06 also confirmed. Lewiston, September and the 2.24 trot or 2.27 pace. At ables home secured allowed to to home in The accidents, pace every night. They 000. Bills receivable, 63,880.22 go your peace. friends, shipwrecks, dreams, of com- race is The Council voted that the Baptist convention today, reports this writing neither completed. or twelve dollars in Accounts receivable, 52,432.97 second night after that you will be given sickness; tnlls if petitioners some ten cliange. Ho finds that the members of the asso- voyage*, mines, lawsuits, and discussed. In the first race, Dexter Κ., by a great Acc'd Int. and Prem., 45,914.50 $2,379,848.70 a at Town hall with a grand for the of Kobert of Fort- mittees were presented also broke into | reception the one you love is true or false. Sloral, pardon Hughes drive has the third heat after They Willey's apothecary ciation have in Î1.Ô5 for dollar for and ladies. You were elected to the captured paid every banquet you your vice to Predicted the who has served of a fifteen Delegations general in the first wto heata but it is to toll what num- chaste, refined, ad all. land, eight Ethel N. 's viotory store, impossible that have credited to them on the LIABILITIES are requested to chooso one of your and other bodies. The fol- they Charleston earthquake, the great Milwau- years sentence for rape in the state conference Ethel in the third heat is in second place, they took from thero. Then they went Mortgages sold $917,924.67 ber to make answer to this communica- which has been at books. Installment fund, 700,650.58 tele- destruction of orange crop of *74, lowing were elected members of the New and Ben McGregor, tion as «arly as it may be, and also kee fire, prison, be given leave to withdraw. Ono across the street to Lawrence's jewelry Paid fund, 478,422.80 and the fore from the start, is in third. He finds also numerous irregularities in up to us on the before you will '05. Has Jn har possession numerous! of the councillors stated that at the England Association: Rev. Messrs. C. the door and also Permanent Garant y graph day seems to have a cinch on the store and pryed open of the of arrire home. and given her by Honl- Glendall the management affairs the Shareholders' iuu, 100,000.00 costly presents jewels A. linker, Boothbay; B.L. Dustin, : second hearing in the case they learned other contests. The summaries broke the large glass ofttlie back]window Advance Fund. 26.9U0.03 Per order of general committee. gratcfal patrons. Omena will remain in F. F. D. company. that the indictment to which ton; C. Penney, Auburn, a hole in the safe Accounts payable, 3,143.80 E. A RICHARDSON, who Hughes a 37 OR 2.40 PACE, PURSE $125. and. blow large* door, of last Portland a short time only; those G. B. TROT It was on the eleventh March 152,716.76 Secret ary. nolo oontendre was for and George, Gardiner ; Southwiok, j did not succeed in admit- Surplus, Corresponding to consult this wonderful predictor, pleaded rape, but gaining Commissioner Whitten received from $2,379,848.70 desire E. West Bow- Ethel N., b m (J. Woodbury) 112 that an to as Kingfield ; G. Kneeland, reveâîer and of coming events, not for attempt commit rape oh 7 3 1 tance, and they evidently got frightened After of the assets and a Non-Partisan I. Flans. fore,caster Hon. H. J. Dexter It, s, (Kane) Manchester, N. H. a communication investigation AV. Cf T. as to had to This and doin;*A. G. Hill, Fairfield; blk 3 2 3 careful consideration of the items which should call as eaily in the day possible they been lead suppose. Ben McGregor, s, (Jones) and left. of the in- E.E. Au- from the president association, I have de- Belfast, September 19.—The non-partis- afternoon and evening as who Preble, Bangor Deacon Davis, L.. b g, (Linscott) 3 7 Broth- entered into their statement, avoid the rush, the evidence of the physician at- Harry Wm. W. Hastings of Hastings the officers of Alfred. Ocean Wilkes b a, 4 5 viting him, together with ducted from stock loans $295.00; from ac- an convention closed this evening with a hundreds are going to see her. No time for tended the it is said removed the gusta; Mr. B. C. Jordan, in his heard the girl, bm 5 4 ers, who sleeps store, the of New counts receivable. $6,a25.00; and from I oi call let it bs on busi- annual of the Eula, (Chaplin) banking departments Hamp- most important session. The plan] itila goesip, when you in favor of the which The seventh : meeting 6 6 racket and and went out to his and feeling prisoner in Babv Mine, b g. (Wilson)' got up New York stocks bonds $8,700.00. for the ness. Parlors, first floor, 44 Brown street. Maine Free Baptists Society Auburn, shire, Vermont, Connecticut, work coming year includes great- have existed in the minds of some b m, Woodbury) 8 9 and a man on the Of the accrued interest and premium, might closed this evening. The principal feat- Sipsey, (Ira platform, ^ seeing op- and New to examine into the Sun- Consultation ^price—Ladies, SI.00: Gentle- Flirt b 9 8 Jeresey, it was found that some of it was er attention to pledge signing and members of the Council. address of "The Jennie m, of the street the ure was the Denomina- posite side noar post affairs of the association. men, 82.00. sep20eodnrmlstp2w A to 31en Eagle, g g, (Mayberry) die day schools, holding mothei's meetings, pardon was Jaranted Sidney Riley tion ; its missions, plans.needs and herolo man MORE THAN THREE YEARS PAST ofiBce, asked him what was up. The March the Maine j. | of Biddeford, convicted of breaking and by Hev. H. M. Ford, National Time—2.32, 2.82M, 2.32. On the 37th of Legis- visiting prisons, jails and almshouses, history," stand where you DUE, Kiley is a young man and Field This afternoon a of replied, "Nothing; lature an order and al entering. Sooiety. part Î.24 TROT OR 3.27 PACE, PURSE |30α passed authorizing carrying paupers flowers, presents there were circumstances in was carried out in are." This was with the same extenuating the programme the ^repeated iireoting Mr. Whitten to make such ex- and that $27,933.75 was over twelve | Christmas instruction s 1 1 time, temperance his case.. new Cobb Divinity School building at ïlendale, oh (Richards) answer. — —no* iî lirt nnH tViîo oiviAimt Τ lia uni ana lu LU mo wuvoriiur for tern- There were addresses br 2 3 nation, report in publio schools, reading rooms THE KEW A RIVAL Lawiston. by Mibs, g, Sheriff Wormell the alarm and Maine Pensions. and Prof. Howe of ch 3 3 got and Council. disallowed. ami niauuui — President Chaso Bates Sied Allen, g (Jordan) perauuu uuuif, Kinuergarteu =of from on his : HOT WATER : He v. G. 0. state b s, (Ira 4 4 jumped his bed, slipped The of the different Of the loans, 1123,750.00 wero 19.—The follow- College, Wilson, super- jlenarm, Woodbury) representatives mortgage training school study, constitutional Washington, September intmiHfinfc of the Bible Sooietv. Rev. W bl 6 6 nants. and crannod a t>istη] anrl ran to RUBBER. Dakdale Dot, g, (Maxwell) at Manchester June and in and the Association has BOTTLE. χ α η States met 4, foreclosure, law and prohibitory law, better enforce- ing pensions have been granted to Maine M. Davis and Rev. Κ. Ν. ïernald. These UUUVi «'-1 the head of Main just as the burg- or of bro 7 6 street, tho examination. real estate, the whole greater part ment of laws and extension of local un* s. ; officers were elected: President, Ε. E. Sen. Mao, s, (Stuart) began people lars made their escape into Judge Fos- foreclosure, which Davis, TAugusta; first vice-president, Rev. Time—2.25, a 27. The Granite State Provident Associ- which was acquired by ions. ORIGINAL·. back of C. F. Penny, Auburn ; second vioe presi- ter's orchard, Lawrence's store, ation has been business in this is carried on its books at $91,153.46, mak- Charlotte T. addressod CONSTRUCTION, The Last of the Premium·. doing Libby of Belfast ITS Buokfield. Rev. A. G. Hill, third in the darkness saw stand- George E. Becord, dent, Fairfled; and Hastings five and the a total of and O. W. state about years, general ing $314,903.4(5 acquired by, the evening convention. Georgia P. Por- vice-president, Fulllam, Portland; The for the hall exhibit were store. Made from Metal, is oval In form ADDITIONAL. premiums ing'near his Supposing hiin to be are on in foreclosure. An attempt Miss Dora corre- of the company Exchange process of, ter of Oldtown, read a on the aoi· with flannel. clerk, Jordan, Alfred; a committee of Shakers. The agents paper and covered iwardoct by the he called to was made to have the real estate and the Thomas Ε. K. Parker, Kennebunk. sponding secretary, Rev. J. B. Jordan, onejof burglars, himjand street, in Portland. entific treatment of alcoholism. Rev. from the settlement were here and securing the loans in foreclosure Pawtucket, R. I. ; treasurer, George H. listers covered him with his revolver, but reoog- property Myra Kingsbury gave a talk on the LN'CKEASE. and such loans and property IT'S ADVANTAGES. Brown, Auburn; auditor, Hon. Hiram ;he managers of the hall knew that they nized voice. then appraisod, boy's brigade. The usual vote of thanks Hastings's Wormell The manager of the such a description us to ■α- John Hallowell. Knowlton, Portland ; executive and general company not containing was i:assed„for various courtesies exten- Heath, board, ,vould make impartial capable made a tour of the but locatable an Doesn't leak. F. hasty village, said to a PRESS make them readily by ap- ded. ϊ Hon. Benjamin Hinckley, George- sisters here reporter yesterday, lecisiona The aooepted the post discovered There were three afullor description was requested 2 Will stand boiling water. Sire. LaD£ti'fTe Jewels Are Missiug. town; B. O.Jordan, Alfred; H. J.Preble, nothing. when told of Bank Examiner Whitten's praiser, of the Association, but it. has not yet Found Under filled. ind in their plain gray garb, moved soft- of the and they were doubtless Suspicious Circumstances 3 More easily 19.—The Westmin- Bangor. burglars, : received. an London, Soptembor in low one report (Sept. 1) been However, ap- More surface. y about, speaking tones to as took crowbars Ν. 19.— 4 ster Gazette says Mrs. Langtry returned professionals, they "The affairs of the association wore praisal has beon had of certain proporty Portsmouth, H.. September hot from Baden to London and made FaruiinBton's Closing Day. mother as they compared notes. Here and other To- This afternoon Chas. Wilson of Kittery 5. Keeps longer. appli- from the station tools from July considered by tho legal affairs in Denver, Brooklyn, Washington, cation to the Union bank for the restora- the book value Point found the of Mrs. Abbie Hil- 6 Wears loiiger. ire the results of their labors : J. blacksmith Three oommittee during the legislature's ses- poka and Bingliampton, body Farmington, September IB—The closing C.Billings's shop. lard in a tion of jewels valued at 40,uu0 pounds she winter. The bank examiner of Is $88,700 and the appraisers, floating creek near tho govern- day of the county show and fair was the MANUFACTURERS AND were seen at Lock's Mills sion last which lelt in the bank before leaving London. DOMESTIC strangers yes- case men with established ment grove. She had been missing since most successful of for Seven lit that time, the same one that makes being in each She found the bank on un- any years. FANCY ARTICLES. who are to be of real estate where September 8. A general search had been August 24th, terday afternoon, supposed this was endeavoring to got reputations as judges thousand people were on the grounds. report, made for and a shawl der an order in hand writing resembling would so is located,, have returned her, when found Middle .Tiie interest was in the races, the Domestic E. Hale, the thieves. a bill which require tho property Η. H. HAY & SON, St., Mrs. a counterpart special carpeting—Mrs. passed of this was wrapped about hor head and knotted bearing the state treasurer as full valuation prop- Langtry's, first was in the three purse, $-40 large a deposit with the prosont years old, Irst; Mrs. L. M. Moore, second. Drawn This1 is a difference of in front in such a manner as to give rise HÂVE 1HEM. as to £or«e tho company to $1)8.750.00. and was won in three straight heats by A Strike Sentiment. practioally erty, to Charlos first; Mrs. Growine in this state. and the amount covered by tho suspicious of foul play. No examina- Ainerbel, b g, Jr., best time :ug—Mrs. Cole, quit doing "business But $19,950.00 by Artemus, 19.— Be- after is but about one-third of tion of the body was made tonight ow- 2.Ô9Î4. In the 2.40 class, purse $100, îeorgia P. Foster, second. Fancy rug Uniontown., Pa., September the legal affairs committee, hearing appraisement end of the amount in foreclosure and in ing to the late arrival of Coroner ch C. B. ports from the southern coke aur deemed the proposed bill the whole Spin- Moselene, m, by Elsmere, Ellis, -Martha Smith, first; Ina M. Halett, president, Tomorrow he a indicate the cokers liavo made Our Mr. Stewart, is real estate as above iudicated. When the ney. will empanel jury Canton, won; Janetta, ch m, by Wilkes, region unjust. president, and hold an THE WEATHER. lecond. Braided rug—Mrs. Daniel Nash, within the 24 hours. Be- in New taken into consideration that inquest. C. H. Nelson, Waterville, second; big gains past anu of the ablest financiers Eng- fact is Patrick Aimee Woolen has it that all the men at tho Oli- about $500,000 of the Association's book Altama, b s, by Alcantara, irst; Wilmarth, ^second. port land. and Winn works of Frick are second mortgages or equities, Fair and Warmer. Culrin, Phillips, third; Little Nick, b g, lose—Mrs. Cushman Hall, first. Thread phant, Kyle "Our association has just been exam- assets Black & Co., came out on strike this morning, and that many of the loans wero made at 19.—Local forecast \Y. N. Wood, Farmington fourth; lose—Mrs. Nanoy first. tho assistant Boston, September West New Mayberry, and many other in the southern ined by attorney general about the same time as these loans now Ledo, blk s, Fred Collins, plants J. B. iVorated quilt, Helen Wescott, first; Mrs. end of the are ud assistant secretary of state and in foreclosure, I believo that for Friday: Fair; rising temperature; Portland, fifth; Alice, br m, region badly crippled. Diseases The Italians at Oliver's who wore southwest winds. Most Distressing of Skin Greaton, Stark, sixth; Butcher Boy by Nellie A. Brown, second. Calico patch- plant, ;ho bank examinerai Michigan. They A DEDUCTION OF the first to strike and threatened to mob W. A. Chesteiville, seventh. Mrs. H. first; satisfied with this con- Washington, September 19.—Forecast Instantly Relieved by Wilber, work quilt, Mary Nash, their irere thoroughly amount 2.2V%. any workmen who should take 430,000.00, or $10,000 more than the for for New : Fair and Time, 2.3a, 2.34}£, tfrs. H. P. Hunt, second. Table cover, were and and issued for it to tran- Friday England In the ¥300, Silver places, discharged last evening iittan, a.lioense be the overvaluation of the one- 2.18 class, purse Mrs. shown to warmer Friday, with increasing southerly ch, C. II. Nelson, Mrs. J. H. Chase, first. Table scarf, will bo evicted from the company's hous- sact business in that state fo r thirty Street, m, by Nelson, or $88,700, appraisod, is a very con- ch Har- Mrs. es. The reports from all of the many " third, winds; rain Waterville, first; Hallie, m, by Alfred Wilson, first. Sofa pillow, fears. Saturday. meetings held last night indicate a grow- servative disoount. While, perhaps, cou- binger, Η. Λί. Lowe, Sbawmut, second; J. H. Colley, first; Mrs.Alice Thompson, The association has local boards of offi- P. ing strike sentiment among all classes of the due interest and Kclair Jr., blk s bv Eclair, George seoond. Kensington Mrs. siderable past pre- I.oca 1 Weather ©tiGura s embroidery, of ooke workers. ;ers in 25 cities and towns in Maine. Report. Venture ch WHEN ALL ELSE FAILS Hilborn Dixfield third; by Susie H. Colley, first. Outline mium is past due and accrued on the 19.—The local C. T. Stackpole, Gardiner, first. In each city or town where business is Portland, Me., September Canard imbroidery, C»ro S. Stinson, loans now in foreclosure, yet, as this die- warm with Cuticura 2.21K, 2.20}^, 2.203^, A Sited a in Weather Bureau office records as to the A bath fourth. Time 2.23, Groohet lace, Mie. W. H. first. Fnper by King. ;onducted, the shareholders that I" the intetrvals between Dunphe, count has been made with reference to 2.20, 2.21 %. Mexican work, Mis» W. first a local board of Baking" a of Hall, elect who weather the following : Soap, and single application stallion Nelson was Mary jlace directors, without con- the races the groat Paper flowers, Lizzie Lowe, flrst. Hand Montreal, September 19.—A local the face of the loan moroly, 8 a. ther- Cuticura Skin owner and driven a mile French-Canadian a few ict as an advisory board. additional amount to be re- MsoM^OWaer m.—Barometer, 29.913; (ointment) ,the great exhibited by his sewing, by girl under fifteen. Helen paper evenings sidering the 53. δ dew 44. in 33 seconds; half in a story to the effect that of directors elect officers because of tho de- mometer, ; point, (J; humidity, followed mild doses of mile, first quarter Bunt, first. Handkerchief case, Mrs. igo published That board for ooverod in judgment Pure Cure, by in 1.42; mile in 2. lût of Belgians, interest and I bolieve TAD; wind, NE; velocity, 9; weather, 1.07; three-quarters Lizzie Frank, flrst. Table mats, Martha Leopold. King misappropri- ;hat branch. These officers are president, fault of premium, cloudy. Cuticura Resolvent (blood puri- Clara ated a large amount of money to allow tho Association, as good A cream of tartar powder. riiompson, first. Photograph'oase. belonging and and treasurer. that baking 8 m.—Barometer, ther- were at the to the demented Charlotte, widow ,riee president secretary all of such interest and p. 30.010; will afford instant relief, per- Five thousand present Haekell, first. Tray Susie A Hall, Queen assets, premium Highest of all ia strength. fier), cloth, The is done arrears leavening mometer. 65.6; dew point, 4S.0; humidity, of the Oxford County fair. Wilson, of Maximillian. Belgian vice-consul All the money investing under not more than tvvolve months in —Latest and to a closing day Irst. Fanoy apron, Mrs. Ella United States Government 74.0; wind, SW ; velocity, 12; weather, mit rest and sleep, point of directors was re-elected. first. here called on the newspaper and local board. A full value of that item. These last 1 he old board irst. Tdllet get, Mrs. J. h. Chase, iupervision of the special is the Food clear. and iemanded an None having ap- amounts, with tho deduc- Report. permanent, economi- statod that the gold re Fanoy tidy, Sadie first. Mantle apology. the board as aa two together maxi- speedy, The treasury Frank, ha decided to take aotlon committee eleoted by the Mean daily thermometer, 56.0; to the addition Edna first Silk peared, against tions practically agreed upon by cal cure when all other methods fail. serve is $95,048,875, subject ambrequin, Foster, views the Co. mum thermometer, 65.1; minimum ther- Anrfle the paper to vindicate King Leopold's ippraisal committee, property, Royal Baking Powder not yet taken up in the jatchwork quilt, 3 Thompson, on Third l£Ki maximum of the world. Britiih depot: F. Nett- $15,0000 to the board. Continued Face Wall St., Ν. X. mometer, 46.2; velocity Sold throughout books. first. Silk-crazy qftlIÎ, Mre, Mary G, reputation. bnd makes its ranort wind, 14, SW ; total precipitation, 0, r,r t So,..j, κί·Ε»Β£;··· ■ίρ,-Ά-^Ροτιι» treasurer's Χ ν/ΧΙ/

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. saw doserved just a little help; guess It wont M THE the crest of He ISCUIXANXOJTS. FIELD OF SPORT. Missionary Ridgo. break the to Sherman -uid and McPherson, up dear old government help AG»Up"to~dats, mmm ολέ Thomas, such α fellow ! flag. and Schofield, as iu llle disabled and old needy ABOUT THE SHAKERS they gathered is FEW KNOW asthma ÏS curable. THE ATHLETIC CLUB. of 18B4 at near Bal- Surely our unselfish volunteer modest, Aeedf^'c Spring Tunnell Hill itRelf at Goold's seeing that the rioh old government Absolutely ilany Who Call ed ïesterday ton. and | He sealed owes its existence to his sufforing AN INTERESTING GOD-FEARING Testify to this. Commencement of the Fall and Winter Rocky Face Kidgo, ponetrat- and who I>i us Store Already od Buzzard's Ho bore his sacrifice. But brave men truo, Rooçt Gap. altar of their PEOPLE WHO HAVE GIVEN THE in!tho n>ind of any-l Work In the Gymnasium. in the two of the double have laid their lives on the If there was' doubt 1 Veterans Meet on Bat- part days Resaca, of men, es- iu this city as to Cliiekaraanga's and twisted Adairsville; country, are the most modest WORLD MANY IMPORTANT Bufferer from Asthma The committee on athletics of tho skirmishing of their dues. made forDr..Schiff- the battles of and : pecially when asking for tho truth ot the claim Portland Athletic Club has made the half-fledged Kingston of a nota- DISCOVERIES. that doubt no lon- tlefield Once More. lie went through the In closing the General spoke inan's rAsthma Cure Cassviile; blindly April 27. he was amoug the following announcement of the fall and mud and ugly dry forests S?>S^ Items ef Interest hTe classes for which were suc- eon fell whfro Blair and boys, Regiment in camp on the field followed and Logan, second, Mr.IE. A. Marshall. Press· M. with their never pond ente of the cessfully conducted last season under the and at intervals it was heard Granville Dodfe, table cover—First, Mrs. Charles The weather today subsequent much loss forced him Fancy Miniature Out of Atlas. Actual Size, Open, 14 by 22 inckee ; of this be beaten corps, with second, Mrs. N. L Sawyer. is llk'lTt to Cloeed, 14 by 11 incbee. authority by-law, will resumed with dolight. the citadel of Atlanta. Cook; baok, back into Hand made underwear—First, Mrs. E. Sanford. October 1st. between the a be Fair. Tuesday, Boys The addresses of Senator and General At Ezrra Church ho watched through Sept. 20,1898. of Lund. If special Information regarding any Na- Bartboldi's Statue of Liberty, the White 18.—Miss S. J. Say- ages of eight and eighteen are eligible. John M. Palmer of Illinois and of Sena- long and bloody day the fitful fighting Lace—First, Mrs. Charles D. Sept. and boro his Crooliet tion. Province, State, City, Town or Village House at Washington, the Great Brooklyn Springvale, will be divided into two Logan and S. D. Lee, part Mrs. E. Luna. of Overbrook Private They classes, tor John B. Gordon of Georgia, were Burnham ; second, is obtain- Mirror Lake Valley), El Ward, principal without a scratoh. A little lator in the Mrs.F. W. Lib- have lsdesired, the knowledge rarely Bridge, (Yosemite to and The in- Sido board scarf—First, who returned thore last according age ability. preceded by the singing of "America" he was in the columns of Howard, from ο school geography, which nec- Capitan (Yosemite Valley), Waterfall and school, Philadelphia, night, by. able trutor will have them under his charge the audience and followed "Auld which were out from the Atlanta Mrs. J. R New- it know the has a few facts and the Cave (New Zealand),Jordan River, Murchi- Monday. by by pulling Pillow cases—first, used essarily only general was saluted with only one shriek- YOU son Waterfall Pilot Knob the works, cities. Nile), of a G. A. during whole time that they are pres- Lang comb. location of important (Upper Mr.Ivory Hall, Shaploigh, Syne." shell thaï fell into an E. ent in the inust enter ing fortunately Mrs. Chas. of old incorrect (Iron Mountain, Missouri), United States shock last gymnasium. Boys Gen. J. S. Fullerton chairman of the said : Good Fancy basket—First, goodness Railroad maps are notoriously IÎ. veteran, had a% paralytic empty space, aud meroly bye. Service and leave tho side Jordan. hence the truth- Signal (Pike's Peak, Colorado), it is feared will prove gymnasium by the door. national park commission, and as He swung with the column a circuit of made and misleading, puzzled Thursday, which 'work box—First and second, J. fashioned, hand Giant's Gap (American River Canon, Col- blind T&ey will not bo allowed to enter any Lamont's 25 miles, lie charged with Capt Estey the Fancy seeker, where large libraries are inacces- fatal. Mr. Hall has been totally Secretary representative, for six A. orado), Scene in Tropical Florida, Falls of room of the Confederate "cavalary at a run Libby. for towels is without relief unless he is the a sunstroko in main house. with the of directing the de- Susie E. Larrabe. Russian Crash sible, for caused by «barged duty more, to out the Drawn work—First, the Rhine, the Mattcrhorn Mountain many years 1 »Λ ».ί\ίΙ Π Λί,τΐ ΛΓίηα miles and helped stamp owner of a Larrabee. r 1 ! _ 1 happy knowledge-satisfying, The classes for boys will be held on Bureau scarf—First, Susie E. near lire over the Flint river bridge. Ho guid- AlLWJViU V4<9V« (Switzerland), Scenes in and the City the army. President Stevenson, who in the Mrs. G. L. auu JLUA pleasure-giving People's Atlas. har- presided the men who crowned the unfriendly Flannel embroidery—First, Island of Juan Fernan- are busy now of ed I of Peking (China), The farmers pretty absence of the Secretary War. the All Countries on the Face of the Earth and 4.30 until 6 m. Each of where skirmish- Libby. » ■ mi—i XT t Sam. 4.15, p. boy was a at heights Jonesboro, Woven on hand looms dez, State Capitols, Stato Seals, etc., etc. their Gen. Gordon's address feature, »? uiattu vesting crops. ing was incessant. Jiere no ueuem λ«ι·- are Shown. but no I must come at the time specified, and the close of which there were cries for We have had some slight frosts, det'a defeat. Here too he heard the rum- y or. All the Large Cities of the World, the and that old veteran, still Mrs. W. H. Mitchell. the Russian Peasants Rivers and Lakes are Accurately Located. only at such time. Longstreet, (if the of At- Toilet set—First, by Towns and Moetof the cor inn α dam aero done. erect and his 7S bling exploding magazines Important Villages a vigorous, despite years, he a premiums—Ancient embroidery, the illustrations are the follow- discontinued On application to the "instructor lim- lanta evacuated, and here got glimpse •Special from the softest Among of the United States are Given on the Tho electric cars have introduced by Vice President Stovenson. Mrs. Win. Mitchell ; fancy doyjey, Mrs. purest, ited number oi receive instruc- of Sherman's despatch about Hood going ing: The Masonic Temple at Chicago (tall- boys my He said: "From this battlefield lap- N.I. ladies' skirt, Mrs. K. New- Maps. Sheir forenoon Sunday trips. out and Slocum coming in to tho long Sawyer; flax est building in the world), the Auditorium tion in to my comrades in gray, and their table Mm. Charles Cook ; and strongest yarns, who was detained at sparring. peal oovetod a wherein tho oomb ; cover, It a Classified List of All Ferdie A. Butler, to lock shields with the and citadel, despatch Building at Chicago (one of the largest gives Nations, Instruction in will be sons, blue, "Atlanta ours, inlaid work; J. A. Libby, paper flowers, and death of his swimming given fiery Sherman proclaimed has held the the the Woman's Tem- With Forms of Government, Geographical homo by the sickness t.ijoir sons to prevent the future occupa- Miss Gertrude Jones. ft champion- buildings in world), to on and won !" The further, battlings Mass., last boys [Saturday mornings from 9.SO tion Great Britain of and fairly woolen handsomest in Location, Size and Population. mother, returned to Salem, by Veneuzela, and rear over the Household articles—Gent's ple (the building Chicago), until and from 10.30 until 11. he shared on front flank for merit lie is school. 10, resist any further oncroachments by first, Mrs. Wm. Mitchell. ship genuine Saturday, where attending " Atlanta-bone alreudy in Sherman's teeth, stockings, last Deacon England on Ladies' woolen stockings—First, Mrs. From one bean planted May The National Nlcaittgua. till Thomas went back to Nash vil lo,-.and a and is -f eatures to me unueu last weok 480 League. Vice President Stoplionson next pre- second, Mrs. G.A. Johnson. hundred years its special iteiaung James Sayward harvested like a loadstone drew on Hood via Frank- Win.Mitchell:; are the results of sented Gen. Sheffield, who made a brief Mrs. F. A. Skil- beans. The following the lin to himself and to destruction, and till Mixed yarc—First. 1 States Are: association The heat was so intense that Mrs. Wm. H. Mitchell. still the best toweling of The Cumberland Baptist in the National speech. Sherman was into Howard, lings; second, games played League His reorganized Wm. H. Mitoh- in their annual session at the Gov. Morton ietired. departure, with com- White yarn—First, Mrs. Electoral Votes for President In and 1892 States. List of will meot : Slocum and Kilpatrick 05,000 in the The Popular and 1884,1888 by and yesterday accompanied by his numerous staff, was Mrs. F. A. Skillings. its kind world. Baptist chucrh in Sanlord, Tuesday rades for a seaward march,—these things, ol; second, All the Presidents. Agricultural Productions. Mineral Products. Homestc*Λ Laws 24 and -Jo. At Cleveland—Cleveland, 8; Pittsburg, taken by many of the audienoe for the with Woolen mittens—First, Mrs. E. Lund ; Wednesday of next week, Sept. with duty unremitted, he watched linens Civil Service Rules. Statistics of Immigration, 1820 to 1891. Public Deb >r the at Mechanic 3. of the programme. Conse- Mrs. W. H. Mitchell. The department and Rev. G. S. Chase preached completion interest and wrote concerning them to second, of Farm Animals. At the exercises were Mrs. W.H. Miohell. 100 Years. Gold and Silver Statistics. Number and Value Philadelphia—Philadelphia, 9; quently abrubtly so in the north. Cotton hose—First, past Falls last Sunday. his mother as yet far off a bale or two of Postal with 8. to a close. Gen. Dodge, Braided Mrs. W. H. Mitch- offers Cultivable Area as Compared with Increase of Population. Information, Washington, brought presi- Now with a good horse to ride, for pro- rug—First, 1 Falmouth. At dent of the of the Army of the Mrs. Ora E. .Sherman. Domestic and and Other Information that should be in every Home, Brooklyn—Brooklyn, 5; Baltimore, Society motion has it, ho faced Macon; ell ; second, 1-2 Foreign Rates, 18.— The weather of 14. over the reunion of brought Mrs. W. H. this famous crash 16 Falmouth, Sept., Tennossee, presided he fought Walcott at Griswoldville ; Patchwork Quilt—First, Store, Office and School-room. was ex- At Boston—Boston, 13; New York, 5. the survivors who served in either the of the needs a concise, last Saturday and Sunday nights along the route he foraged freely on tho Mitchell." at 12 i-2c a Every person who reads the current periodical literature day Union or Confederate ranks, which closed Mrs. J. A. Lib- inches wide, were : and at last ho himsolf Knit yarn rug—First, and Atlas of the World, for the purpose of geographically locat- tremely cold hore. Frosts predicted of the first of the country wedged accurate comprehensive η of West the days second, Julius Shaw. Mrs. Joli S. Dudley Gardiner, proceedings between the Ogeechee and the Savannah, by ; the events with which the world teems. We live in an age of intelligence— tho weather prophets but wo luckily dedication of Chattanooga National Mrs. Ora E. Sher- Comes in pieces ing stirring by the mother of E. C. Dudley, treasurer of whore for a tiruo his force halted till Cotton puff—First, yard. that condemns vill- Park. an age of multiplied means for acquiring knowledge—an age ignorance esoap«d them, though surrounding the Augusta Savings Bank, was serious- was made to feed on rice alone, man. 20 11 was who everybody Mrs. J. M. of 10 to cuts, because of these numerous sources of information so freely and widely diffused. in la runaway at Readfield The first speaker Gen. Howard, a and Knit counterpane—First, yard were not so fortunàte ly injured for hero Hardee accomplished noisy mind ages said : Mrs. I. N. Sawyer. wish to keep abreast of the times, by accurately locating in your every and little Wc- track at the Kennebec fair yesterday af- bothersome resistance. Tho Savannah Leonard; second, you Mrs. Ira Kniglit Margery Miss F. A. Jones. the march of armies where war exists, the ternoon. The very thought of this occasion at last crossed Slocum hurried' the Knit silk ri.g—First, great bargains. violent upheaval of the earth, contending tho wiek with Mrs. being Mrs. E. Lund. and accidents diill are spending suicide in recollections visions of the Confederates out into Carolina, and our Woolen puff—First, progress of scientific explorers in unknown lands, or the happenings Oscar E. Blanov committed brought to my Mrs. E. Lund. Our of brother in Buxton. friend rodo into tho Woolen gloves· -First, advertising of the world, you should have at hand a copy of the Knights the stute prison yesterday by hanging. Late in Ootober. it was a young cheerily city constantly agitating every part past. '63, 1864. quilt—First, Mrs. F. N. Libby; at Lincoln Wilder is at work painting at was convictsd of the murder of the day before Christmas, Crazy Atlas of the World." Never before has so valuable an Atlas been offered Blaney a Mrs. S. P. Plummer. may "People's of in anil glorious, spectacular welcome, though But while these comrades are second, "Onyx" Hosiery the Foreside. Thomas Barrows Kittery, 1885, now, Ellen M. Fowler. so low a price. in intent that arms of tho sea and the cot- rug—First, was sentenced to be hanged. The sentence one not very friendly Long- crossing the Funcy have led to think that Mr Frank Osborne of North Billing- of South while ? Knit silk mittens—First, Grace P. you was afterward commuted to street me from the top of Lookout ton islands Carolina, thay Mrs. Ann imprison- gave PRICE 3© CENTS. hain, Mass., was the guest of ment for life. are scrambling 011. leaving their dead and Sawyer. was to be had in Mountain as I entered its western valloy. and liinak- quilt—Mrs. Onyx last wounded at iJototaligo rivers Special premiums—Outline Knight Sunday. At New Haven, Conn., Palmer Cox, Stevenson also rather impolitely and L. B. Twitohell. ers bridges, Orangeburg, Congaree Creek, Considerable work has b<;en done on the tlie author of the famous, "Brownies," disturbed my slumbers as I P. Plum grades only. inhospitably and elst where up to Columbia, naughtily Knit rag rug—Mrs. George high priced was tendered an immense reception on was that sleeping soundly in his 30 cents. Mai hills by tho covered bridge. Repairs were night beholding thi burning of that great city, mer. We'd like to know The Atlas will be sent postpaid to any address on receiptof the old Green in the centre of the city, vicinity by attempting a noisy night visit House plants—First, Mrs. E. T.Nutter; you needed there. our young friend has gone away from will be filled from tlie office of a of severa days much Thursday afternoon, not less than 20,000 to friend Gen. Geary, who was rest- Binson. orders publication, causing delay my them to the coast to discipline, drill and second, Gregory favorite Mis. William Mitchell of Portland, children, the mayor and several promi- with his white wagons at Wauhatchee. C.N. sec- that this brand )f desired return mail send six cents extra for ing bring to Shermans support a thousand ; Cut flowers—First,Mrs. Cobb; by postage. last, Wednesday with friends here. nent took part in the affair. in the operations I was compara- Mr». C. D. Burnham. speut gentlemen Though black men. ond. Address all orders to "ATLAS," Mr. Alali has resigned his posi- and commended in Mrs. be had at Knight The Ammen ram Katahdin arrived at tively triumphant comrades roll Cherau, Oil paintings—First, and second, may 25, 36, & Cartland's and is now at the of His along through Office of the Press, Portland, Me. tion at Jones Boston at 4.15 m. from Bath, Me., land Cum bel land orders, yet all horrors Chas. C. Jordan. Daily St. p. the battles of Averysboro, the skirmish so on as work for Mr. Newman of Spring She a dark, dismal, N. L Saw- up anchored off the Navy Yard. will night battle, bloody,tand of to the final stubborn Collection of photos—Mrs. 5oJand high are me whenever I Fayetteville, up Deoring. be placed in the dry dock at high water unsatisfactory upon of JE. Johnston again, at yer. There was no school in district No. 5. of "Wauhatchee" and "Lookout fights Joseph H. S. Jones. as care to go. The today and the botton will be thoroughly think Bentonvillo, and are quietly waiting for a Floral arch—Mrs. you Notice. the teaoher, Miss Biokford, being !" As as I live I cannot fail Mise Ella Gilman. Messenger's Monday, cleaned. Valley leng tinal settlement of all the national Brown bread—First, business to the sohools. to Gen. whom I cotton, fleeced and Office of the Sheriff of Cumberland County, absent on relating to be grateful Bragg, a White bread—First. Mrs. E. Lund. heavy The State has been advised trouble, when anxious to hear part in of as., luth, Department have understood from his intimate Mrs. G. A. Johnson ; State Maine, Cumberland Sept Consul J. B. Gorman of Matamoras, tho terminal conflicts, the young soldier Preserves—First, wool A. D. 1895. by to be a little at times of hosi- and total loss friends crusty the seal of an order to second, Mrs. J. N. Sawyer. middleweight is to notice that on the 18th day of investments of the laine Mexico, shipwreck broke apparent give WESTB1100K that he sent Longstreet Mrs. J. N.Sawyer. A. a warrant in In- of the lumber schooner Garnock off the indigestion, find the refreshing news of Lee's surren- Pickles—First, is THISSeptember D. 1895, so that Joe Hooker Mrs. Ε Lund. ery ready now, splen- was issued out of the Court of Insol- Mexican fifteen miles from Bagdad, away, fighting might then ; shortly another despatch re- Jelly—Fi rst, solvency ooast·, his a der; for said of Cumberland, against without persistent opposition gain to now in at Newburn, GRAIN AND VEGETA BLES. vency County Col. Wainwright Cushing, chairman of olouds. That vealed him, camp did line for men and wo- the estate of Mr. GeorgeiOuitlete, a Fronch Canadian quantum of glory abovethe of Johnston's and the committee of the Executive rendered it the story capitulation, of 55 varioties— E. HAMLIN of was arrested Military move of Longstreet possible Davis Collection vegetables, DUMINICUS Portland, and Aroostook Rail- who lives on .Park Hill, then of the capture of Jefferson on Bangor been the and an Insolvent Council, having designated by for ine to cross two long bridges and First, N.B.Lane. men, and boys girls. adjudged to be Debtor, for a biutal wbioh will the state at the The young colonel had never been hap- of said Debtor, which petition was Wednesday crime, governor to represent stand beside Grant and Thomas the 23d Collection of potatoes, 20 varieties— petition Tho cheers of his black troops were filed on the 18th day of September, A. D.. cost h\;m a term of years at tho dedication of Chickamauga Military of and watch them in battle. pier. J. Harold Newoomb; second, G. road Company. November, In their First, to which date interest on claims is to be probably now absent at only excelled melody by jubilee 1895, afternoon he was Park, is Chattanooga. It enabled me to see how the Army of Clifford Libby. state prison. Thursday songs; when, like an unexpected thunder computed. was asked went into action, ithe tmroiu newcuiuu, a»»rau, of debts to or said on two J. Pierpont Morgan yester- the Cumberland by full of flashes and start- (JaOUages—.ι. That the payment any by brought before .Pudge Tolman, to confirm the Knob was rendored fa- cloud, lightning the transfer and of First 5 cent Gold Bonds day if he was prepared which Orchard tho nation's was Gregory Binson. & CO. Debtor, and delivery any Mortgage per for and dis- ling reverberation sky OWEN, MOORE bv are forbidden law. one l4runkenness him of the control of the mous. It enabled me also the next Ν. B. Lane; second, liim by charges purchase by day overcast with indescribable blackness, Pumpkins—First, property DUE JAN.l, 1948. «n t.ho That a meeting of the creditors of said and the assualt on liis New Railroad company. He re- Tonnoaspfio with Stftin. Miss Nora Nelson. turoance Ojther, England while the saddest messages nnpoit noth- to their debts and choose one or that he had as and and Ν. B. Lane. Debtor, prove on pliod it was quite true pur- wehr and Bushbeok companions, second, be at Interest and July. daughter. The Jutige account of the ing but sorrow and impending trouble Squash—First GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY. more assignees of his estate, will held payable January ÎD0 CODtTOl Ol but) icuxgaui^uu to shako hands with Sherman just as ho Gideon Tupper. be holden Probate of wit- C118.S6Û Who can describe it? Cucumbers—First, a Court of Insolvency to at Limited to $16.000 per mile single track. unavoidable absence important was made last his and there to A. J. Harmon; second, in said of company and the purchase was finishing bridge; Abraham Lincoln is dead ! assassinated ! Carrots—First, Court Eoom, in said Portland, County I would call special attention to these iioecflR adiourned the liearinsr until next in market at then cur- for the first timo John Ν. B. Lane. Cumberland, on the 7th day of October, A. D. open prices meet Logan, the Confederates ! as a a spring killed not by nay, by sec SPECIAL at 10 o'clock in the forenoon. bonds safe investment, being legal and tlio man under S700 runt. The certificates in his name are Frank Blain, Jeff (J. Davis and and a of mankind ! in- Parsnips—First, Gideon Tupper: 1895, Tuesday placed an enemy There was Given uuder my hand the date first above investment for Maine savings banks. now in his host of others already famous. In brief, A. J. position. tenso national gr ef in which the young ond, Harmnp. Excursion written. C. L. BUCK NAM, I am to information as "copds. it enabled me to participate in all the Beets—First, Ν. B. Lane; second, Mil Sunday prepared give oldest- At Chattanooga, Tenu., yesterday, volunteer with his new soldiers bore their Deputy Sheriff, as Messenger of the Court bf of the road for the Mr. S. R. W inslow, one of the clustering around the Mission- 1er L Foss. Cumberland. to earnings past year while driving over Lookout Mountain, operation» sad part. But the sources of joy that TO Insolvency for said County of outlook. residents of this city has moved his from aries' Mangold beets—First, Ν. B. Lane. Oct20&27 and of its present Correspon Gov. Upham of Wisconsin, jumped Ridge. were flowing from the very fountain invited. The I now recall vividly the historic names Rutabago Ν. 1. Sawyer dence and personal interview family to Lynn, Mass., -where they expact a carriage and broke his leg. horses head of the great peace were rolling down turnips—First, on both sides of the lino with no little and second, A. J. Harmon. GORHAM or N. — FOR SALE BY make their home in the future. ran away. the mountain sides, filling the val- BERLIN, H„ to emotion, and, strange to say, the feeling turnips—First, A. J. Harmon San Francisco have dis- leys of the land. Our young friend be- English IIUTSON K. SAUNDERS, S. X) Warren & Co., are laying the The police of comradeship is not confined to our old second, Gregory Binson, AND RETURN. covered and frustrated a plot to assas- held Sherman's men marching at twenty- SCHOOL BOOKS, Investment Securities, for a new mill on the comrades in arms. A singular respeot Onions—First, L Milliken. M foundation opposite Ilurrant. The plot was five miles a day on to Richmond redeemed 51 1-2 Exchange Street Portland, sinate Murderer to the names of Hardee, Cleberne G. Clifford Libby; see Fare 1.00. river to the one com- known criminal attaches and to forever relieved. He Popoorn—First, $ fed28 T.Th&Sat-tf side oS thp recently concocted by a well Washington J. A. only the Cheatham, Stewart, Walker, Hindman, came to the He sat on his noble ond, Libby. And from Intermediate stations and return at while sentenco in county capital. soc· WRITING BOOKS, pleted. awaiting Bate, Stevenson and others Sweet corn—First, J. A. Libby; low Charles Breckinridge, horse, and participated in the grand re- correspondingly ifares.. ψ· Messrs. Charlts Walker and jail. us at Lookout Mountain and Miller S. Foss. Leave Grand SEPT. who met view, lingering at tlio president's stand ond, Trunk Depot SUNDAY. Carletou left Thursday for Norwich, At N. J., the sovereign grand wlio hemmod us in at Chatta- 22.at 8.30 a. m., arriving at Berlin Falls 12 Atlantio, beyond ; to behold the very last of the armies of Vermont, to resume tlioir studies at the Odd Follows at Thursday's and defended till noon, LeaveiBerlln Falls at 3.30 p. m., arriv- DRAWING BOOKS, lodge of nooga; who fortified as the ex the East and West, they passed Great Time by a Nelson Two-Year Old, at PortlaiM at 7.30 m. Norwioh Military Academy. session selected Dallas, Texas, as the the narrow crest of Tunnell Hill, ing p. the last ecutive in their strong martial SEARGEANT. » Miss Elizabeth Hallowell has resigned crest and th« of platform L. J. next meeting place. and covered tho slopes The words were not but Farmington, 18, —A nether s20d2t General as teacher in the Portland thread. said, September Manager. MEN her arms. VIGOR position the United with hostile At Wilmington, Delaware, Missionary Ridge the of them swelled every heart, attended second of the SPELLING BOOKS schools, to a as crowd me meaning throng the day IS HEREBY GIVEN that the public accept position States court room was well filled at the Tho visions of the past upon home in the land: TV"OTICE Quickly, Permanently Resterscj. penetrated to every were Easily, tutor in a private family in Haverhill, second trial of the and me to the work done county fair and many fine horses Xi subscribers have been duly appointed ex- Also a fine beginning of the day's tempt glorify '"The Union is ours, and won!" of For the new year. Mass. of which I formed fairly ecutors of the will Weeklies·» NervoiiaiieM, Cuban fllibusterers. Several wit- here at Chattanooga, is dead and the goddess of exhibited. Three races were trotted. alleged for tho sake of a Slavery liberty SOLOMON POOLE, late of Westbrook, line of School Pads, Pencils, Debility, and all the train heard. an humble part ; but was for the nesses were forever enthroned. It worked out by In the 2.33 olass, purse $150 in six en- evils from errors or A Compliment Police Deaartment I forbear. In the County of Cumberland, deceased, and Erasers. Slates, Companions, Vv. of early tho fair yesterday the higher purpose our friend and his comrades; com- four later excesses, the results ο I At Skowhegan that this occasion is a young ti ies, started and it was won by have taken upon themselves that trust Portland, Me., 18, 1895. events wore 2.45 It appears to me rades from various climes and of differ- Mote Rules, Etc. overwork, sickness, worry, Sept.. winners' in the trotting review that as the law directs. All persons Books, tf'iK/QJ" X one which to Shube Wilkes, Gilber & Ellis, owners, in etc. Full strength, devel- the H. ; match race, Bilker ; 2.38, fitting upon ent hues. An accomplishment syntheti- demands upon the estate of said de- y Y \ To the Editor of 1'rcss: by George having I) ODment and tonq given to American Volunteer. for the benefit of the three boats; best time S.38 1-3. In the are to exhibit the same: and Hiliias. cally condensed ceased, required aim nu» I know a God-fearing, conscien- to ALL AT VERY LOW PRICES. [every organ Dear Sir:—Wo wish to state through one, jnemorv into the work of the old there were all persons indebted said estate are called nat- tho United States Circuit Court one human four-year class, purse $60, of the bod y. Simple, of that In tious devoted son of Now England ; Immedl- the medium your valuble paper, Colt dismissed to all American volunteer! and thiee and was ural methods. in Boston yesterday, Judge born on a farm, and trained tho five entries, started, seen. F. I did not mean to worry you Executors.t I'/ ate improvement ill the recont robbery of our store in this the brought by Edward Mil- later an Comrades, in LANE, ) f \ / λ ι \ miIll petition handiwork of farm-life, so won by three straight heats by Ivory, LEMUEL references. Boole, and Charles Mi lier, gene- with so old an acquaintance, familiar Failure impossible. 2,000 wo fully appreciate and thank Mar- ler, president, academic student, a teacher of youth, a Westbrook, 8ept. 17,1808. mailed (sealec) free. city, a so faulty a hero, so undoubted, a ownor A. D. Horn, Farnjington; best explanation and proofs ral manager of the defunct Plymouth and then la-tly a theo face, shal Trickey, Deputies Sterlinga and for an college graduate, so persistent, a warrior, and so 8.51 1-2. In three-minute Rook Pants Company, asking student. Here at a Seminary tho patriot, time the olass, and their officers far the Receiver G. L. logioal fair a citizen, as this American volun- SHORT k HARMON. ERIE MEDICAL Buffalo, N.Y. Ilartnett very injunction to restrain War found with a handsome, health- $100, 10 entries, seven starters! LORING, CO., him, teer. purso BtsdWl Great Day. dlwteodtf in which have handled of the from prosecu- a noble sep7 ablo maunor they Huntress corporation ful a smiling face, speci- since ho ; in against figure, It is thirty years was mustered Summary in ting a bill equity brought men mentally, morally and Beadflold Depot, September 18.—The the case, and recovering the property physically, out of the United States sorvice. Star, C.H. Wat- eodlyr best American life as Conquest Nelson, of the Kennebeo fair, drew a · feb2 them. of our a at as second day .stolen. spiritually Let us take look him he now ap- erville, Bill The can be found in New England. Ho vol- attendance. forenoon was χ the true brother- & He does not seom so tall, only Litttle Nie, bl β, H. Kerr, 6 6 6 2 large tu Both to live and to paint for JOYCE BROS. CO. 79Middlo St. at tho first call, as a private pears. devoted to an examination of horses, colts vC C Α., unteered about five feet, nino inches; rathor thin Sapolio, oh m, Furbush & hood of man. ÏÏAWKES & CO. of Ohio, City of Toledo I,, He carried the musket as we Butler, and hall exhibits. There are special SKILLIX, State soldier. of flesh ; a little stooping in the shoulders ; 12 5 8 county, J the in Rangeley, for ladies, show I Lucas did in those days carrying piece and beard much with driving premiums baby that he is hisjhair sprinkled Gidfion Maid, g ta, R. C. Swett, the Contagious Diseases. Frank J. Cheneky makes oatn the left hand. As the war progressed he and base ball. In afternoon the F. J. Chenery gray ; und he halts in his gait. Carthage, 2 3 2 4 FOX STUDIO, the senior partner of tne firm of every grade, that of 2nd with a raco for green cases of Anna Olesou.190 Washing- in the of Toledo. through How are you, comrades? voiy well, Roxie, B, b Calvin trotting opened MISS A. L. SAWYER'S Portland. The & Co.. doing business city m, Moore, a of seventy-flve dollars. 478 l-s Congress St., and that said Eassedlieutenant, 1st Lieutenant, Captain, but I suffer a deal Irom these 3 4 3 horses for purse and James C. County and State aforesaid, good Phillips, 5 b street, typhoidJever, ONE HUNDRED Major, Lieut. Colonel, Colonel, land old It was won by Gue Wilkes, s, bv SCHOOL OF SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING firni will nay the sum of wretched wounds received in Virginia Flashlight, ch g, H. O. Parker, best time 46 St. Lawrence streot, and everv case of C'at- was brevotted a brigadier General. Wilkes, Boynton; 2.51 and in Mountfort, DOLLARS for each finally and Georgia ; I have worked hard since West 4 5 4 6 Bayard Shorthand Work Drawing, Painting Modelling cured the use of in more thau twenty larmington, b Black Mix, Also, Headquarters for 108 street tarrh that cannot be by Ho was engaged I saw I a home and Old Hundred, g, by 1 Edward Greary, Monument at you ; yes, have good Croix Wilkes, b 8j Spear Bros., two and Typewriting. Hall's Catarrh cure. of the big bat tles of the war, and saw Damren, seoond. The thirty-five 1 were flno family; the girls help their mother, Anson, 7 7dia 8ΓΓ :; fever, reported yestorday. FRANK J. CHENERY conflicts like that at the Stone North six entries, won by ENTENNIAL BLOCK, 93 EXCHANGE Clay. in times and the bless their me class, purse 1125, ο edit before me and subscribed my boys, hearts, help ; 1-4. janl S10 a Sworn to 1886. at Antietam, and that near Culp's Time—2.45 1-2, 2.361-4, 3.361-2, 2.29 | Little Alice, b m, by Palmers Knox, dam month, Antique Cias% G. M. re- 6th of December Α. I). Bridge yes, yes, but I am rather poor, havo been $13 a month, Portrait Class. S îhooner Hopkins, before presence,this day Hill at the showering of winner of best time 2.31; at Gettysburg, forced at last to ask lor a the tho three-minute race, Morgan Lameon; Evening class. 25 cents peV frefTc. Sfeotfio leaking em- was diffi- pension against second. ported Vineyard Haven, bullets at Fair Oaks, whero it C Lishnesa, all write to men to the old days. owned by H. Nolson, is only two-years Twilight Wilkes, g g, Η. E. MOLLS, open day. For full particulars 478',^ extra work the pumps and SEAI ΛΥ. the dreadful and ployed Α. OLEASOX, cult to get between them, η Congress St., or apply after Oct. 1st. Day at the first ohance. ! j Public. front of How about this pensi business, com- old. C. H. Nelson exhibited hie stallion will proceed •—Notary slaughter at Fredericksburg, in at Cherryfleld, evening classes reopen Monday, Oct. 14th. Internally and acts attack at rades? Well, I did'without it as long as I track West Washington fair PianO Tuner. Catarrh Cure is taken Jackson's flank on the hitched to a hundred and new has been Hall's surfaces of Mary Heights, but that when the weak- with interesting racing. Order Slate at Cliaudler's Music Store 431 A collection of 300 photographs on the blood and mucous of th« olouds could, thought closed yesterday PILLS cure Liver directly Chancel lorville, the road a half added to the resources of the studio for a more HOOD'S Lis, Send for testimonials, free. piercing ness and suffering came, initiated by the sixty pound cart and made Ihe free-for-all trot was won by Camille; Congress Stra»· tne svstera Toledo O. at Lookout Mountain, the night fight at Seot7 eodtl çomprcheiwvβ stud υ of art. iiu31 eodSm Biliousness, Indigestion, Headache. F.J.CHENEY & CO., scramble for wounds and swamps of the war, that I mile in 1.09. best time, 2.23%. 75c. VVauhatoheo, and the death A ploa^aot laxative. All Drugeists. E3*~Sold by Druggists. has voted to its miscellaneous. be able to mature its shares in about of the agency, the agent should continue dation modify existing X would to receive all commissions and renewals by-Jaws so eight years. In this connection, occasioned reason of over on bnsinoss written while the contract That losses by attention to t he real THUNDERBOLT. respectfully call your should bo in force, and the present value valuation of property shall be charged book value "of of eport of Mr. D. P. Fackler of New York, of tlio agent's rights to the commissions against the the shares where loans are and renewals amount to a very large the local branches made, consulting actuary. thereto ; and all sum, estimated at more than one hundred if consenting otheryossses Continued From First The attention of the Commissioners first, Page. thousand dollars and is constantly in- shallfbe charged, against the guar- of the out 01. of was speoially oalled to the creation creasing, and anty fund created the earnings make the total amount then the book Commissioners, Permanent Guaranty Shareholders' Whereas, the agent lias consented to the Association,and against of reduction of the assets below the book shares of all the members of Fund, so-oalled, of $100,000.00, established surrender said contract and all its rights value of the value, as reported by the Association, by vote of the shareholders present there under (! together with all claims the Asssooiaion. 335.88. While the mortgage loans, if thirty of the occas- $73, whom were officers and the Association, and That all losses Association are for a (about one'halÇof against accept these valuations are correct, ioned wihdrawals shall be charged collat- agents), at a meeting of the Association by greater amount than the assigned office IN PAYMENT THEREFOR $100,000 the share- hold on 18th, 1895, at the toi agains permanent guaranty eral, are allowed as carried. May so-called. they the Association in Manchester. in the common shares of the Permanent holders' fund, To the liabilities as carried by the As- β It was this vote as follows : That cash dividend shares, participat- I have added the following provided by Guaranty Shareholders' Fund, this day a rate of divi- sociation, "A Permanent Guaranty Shareholders' ing in or bearing higher items : thous- established by the By-Laws: dend than 7 per oent shall not hereafter to be the Fund, not exceeding two hundred First, $12,500.00 estimated in whic Resolved that the Association will be issued by the Association. on and dollars, is hereby established, pur- amount of dividends to be paid the That shares shall not be to fines shares of a par value of chase all the of the subject first of which had accrued on fund, pre-ferred rights Guaranty than six but day July, one' hundred dollars each, to the am- for a longer period months, the first of *J une. under said contract of that time day hundred thousand dollars may be issued Agency Company that at the expiration Second, I find that the Association has the amount is due to the credit of for cash paid in, and common shares to together with all its claims against whatever paid out on certain shares withdrawn, said shares shall be transferred to the the amount of one bundled thousand Association and in full payment therefor some $15,000 in excess of the book value account, and the members noti- dollars be issued for such purposes will issue to such agent or its stockholders suspense of thoso shares at the time of withdrawal. may are'not to be and such terms and conditions as comomn shares in the Permanent Guar- fied. Such accounts partici- DEPARTMENT upon This η living been paid to certain nor to be amount, bo determined by tho Directors of anty Shareholders' Fund to the amount pate in the future earnings, withdrawing members in excess of the may the Association. of $100,000, the certificates of such com- lined thereafter. book value of their shares so withdrawn, loans on The^said fund, to the amount of said mon shares to contain the following con- That no more shall be made must have been in the one hundred thousand dollars cash, ditions, among others, viz, : I 2t gross premium plan. as a That the shall more TAKEN FROM THE Γ PROFITS OF shall De kept and maintained guar- 1. This certificate of'common shares applications speci- all the set out the amount of dues for anty fund for the payment of legal in the Permanent Shareholders' fically THE REMAINING MEMBERS, in case of Guaranty liabilities of the Association, Fund is Section SO of the expenses. issued uiKler That each member of the Association and therefore, a to the con- any insufficiency of its assets. said is, liability By-jjaws, establishing fund, adopted shall be with a of the All moneys received by the Association all the furnished oopy by- tinuing members, it a settled May 18th, 1895, and is entitled Lto being for the rate per cent of which laws. expenses, rights and subject to all the liabilities be principle of law that "dividends improp- share shall continue as now in force, That the undistributed profits shall Sale per on " therein provided. to the aooount of the in- Placed credited We Have erly declared and paid may be recovered. and all earnings of 3. This certificate is'issued on'account duly dividual members, on the books of the once of for all of the However, this amount having been THE PERMANENT GUARANTY payment rights Guaranty and has also with and its stockholders Association, (complied paid by the Association, I believe its re- Agency Company to, thoir recomendations as to the retiring SHAREHOLDERS' FUND under, a contract with this Asssociation, that while car- of and in- covery to bo so doubtful dated Ootober and in acordance participating single payment shall be credited to said Jfund and the 3rd, 1891, stalment stook riod as a liability, it is not extended. with a vote of the members of the Asso- entire of the Association shall Third, There are outstanding certifi- expenses ciation at a general meeting held May 18, cates or shares with the same agreement be charged to and paid from said fund, 1895." GOV. CLEAVES'S LETTER. show a « as to withdrawal, whioh now provided that the total compensation of Subsequent to this meeting of the mem- withdrawal liability of $15,000 in excess the directors met and took action HI· Comment· on the Disclosure* in the the officers and managers of the Associa- bers, of their book value. While such contracts necessary to amend the by-laws Γ and to Report. the Board of In a mutual association might not be en- tion, as fixed by Directors, dispose of the Guaranty Agency Com- With the report of Mr. Whitten Govern- forceable. as such an association cannot shall not for any three months after the pursuant to the resolution offered Wool 4 to at $1.69. more than the book value the letter to 14, out Children's be noted that or Cleaves sent Suits, legally pay exceed cent of the Eanyy Mr. Streeter. It should following Heavy age its articles first year sixty per surp of shares, ascertained under the President of the Granite State Provi- Mr. Timberlake: as dividends to the shareholders in and rules, still as the Association has paid dent Association was also the President said fund for the three State of Maine, paid them in the past, and claims the preceding of the Guaranty Agency Company. are not owned small dealers for less is undor months. received or paid for Executive Department, These right to do so in the future, and Moneys Of the dues contributed to this Associa- goods by taxes and commissions for Augusta, September 19, 1895. absolute contract with its members to so legal expenses, tion by members, the first three months or sale of shall not Hon. F. E. Timberlake, bank examinor, pay in case of withdrawal, this amount purchase mortgages and the third three months dues of the or credited to said Mo: has been added as a liability. be charged against first and the first two months of each Augusta, the wholesale said fund year transmit herewith the of than price. carried fund. The cash assets of may Sir—I report $2.50, Fourth, The Association has year, are taken for expenses, the thereof subsequent Charles R. Whitten, bank examiner, re- in its assets about $107,000.00 of gross be invested and earnings ap- and this was the amount allowed to be in the same manner as ceived by me on September 16, 1895, also premiums, the unearned portion of which portioned thereto deducted from the members' payments shareholders of the made by him in 1894, relating is not a for the purpose of paying the funds of the general the men- report profit by Guaranty Agency Company to the Granite State Provident Associa- dividends at the present time, and that the Association. tioned the worth of which credit of the said above, present a loan and compa- estimated to be fully $05,000.00 All moneys to the seems to have beon estimated the Gen- tion, foreign building by doing business by authority, of the Eortion,as been added to the liabilities. fund in excess of one hundred thousand eral Counsel of the Association at that ny, Our Price S1.69. on first of bank examiner in this state. [ also trans- only The following statement shows the As- dollars, the days January, time at of 8100,000, and upon October in each upwards mit herewith the action of the Executive sociation, so far as its dividend paying April, July and year, his as the Association resolution, shown, upon this subject. are concerned, to have an ap- shall be paid to the shareholders thereof, Cqunoil properties PURCHASED THE RIGHTS You will observe by the report made in parent deficit of $13 ,039.12, as follows: as follows, viz: 1891, p. 11, that our state bank examiner or sucn ana uuaranty Agency company was invited the chairman of the bank fund a dividend not exceeding eight per by THEM IN OUR SHOW WINDOW. STATE PROVIDENT ASSOCIATION AS FOB issued SEE cent and tho balance thereof, less the in full payment thereof $100,000 commissioners of NewlHampshire to be JUNE 1st, 1895. amount paid to withdrawingjshareholders common shares of the Permanent Share- present at the annual examination of Assets. l/liO uiauivo urauo Λ. ιυ»iuvuu αβουυιανιι/Μ| pro rata to the common shareholders. All holders' Guaranty Fund. Mortgages loans, in the shares so withdrawn and that he "spent several days looking "over —xox preferred The results of these transactions, as a and of force. SI,757,676.32 paid for shall be the property of the com- their accounts methods doing Loans in foreclos- the of the that he mon shareholders and may be resold at whole, arg to establish value business"; found the practices ure. $123,750.00 of this ia many not less than par and the proceeds of agency contraot at $100,000, to permit the company'varied; respects Eealest. 01.153.46 184,903.46 from those of our local associations in such resale distributed to the common of President to borrow a large sum money That "it is their to Securities deposited shareholders. Maine. practice from the Association and loan it back to all the with other states In case of a distribution of as- charge expense directly against general the Association at a to himself, received from their install- (in addition to sets, the legal liabilities of the Associa- profit capital dues of mort- and'to establish a fund of but little, if this item amounts $129,000 tion to its : creditors and general share- ment shareholders,and gages. wliich is in- and any, value or protection to any members to a very large sum." He found that cluded in tlia first holders shall have preference priority who were induced to join the Association per cent of the first year's pay- item upon all the property of the Association, "fifty above), 71,087.90 after the creation of this fund because of and cent thereafter & in said and ments twenty per F. the amount CLARK 6,400.00 fund, IRA Judgments, including Cash. 126.919.55 shareholders in said fund it. till maturity of the shareholders are CO., the preferred It is that the worth of back for that "each Special deposit, 6,ooi.22 shall have preference and priority over urged present oharged expense;" Stocks and bonds. this common stock—that is, on each 17,962.50 the common shareholders thereof. outstanding shareholder pays 112 yearly value of the Stock loans, 63,591.22 the of whatever may be the present share of stock owned, and $6 la the Accounts receivable, 48,107.97 Immediately following passage actual of difference between the expenses charge on each share the first year, and Furniture, 5,964,06 the vote, " the Association, and the amount allowed on each share after the first· year. Acc'd interest and pre- $2 to be taken from the or, in "at the end of the first mium, 17,898.62 $2,306,512,82 MR. G. PERCIVAL STEWART, THE expense fund, He found that case this contraot the of a breach of by year the shareholder has only $6 stand- The One Price Gash Hatters and Furnishers, OF THE or amount Clothiers, PRESIDENT COMPANY, Association, its changing the to his credit for $12 he has Spot LIABILITIES. ing every paid to be deducted from the loan or his for the entire fund, in, and $10 for every $12 after the first Installment stock, 700.560.58 presented subscription otherwise, the amount that couJd be shares for the year." Advanced payments, 26,990.03 amount of the preferred in Court ae the damages because further states that 3ePi9diw Paid Stock. 478,422.80 proven The report "by and ÎÎ8 JTIonunicnt up Shareholders' Fund, of such breach of contract—should be car- their show to be τπητ «gg Sq. Mortgages sold 917,924.67 Permanent Guaranty this method profits very ,r^TVT7 ΡΓΟΌ. ried as a But as it is claimed Accounts payable, 3,143.86 which was awarded to him, and which I liability. large, as there are no charges against Permanent share- to be a liability against the expense fund them with the exception of one item presume he now holds. carried the liabilities items holders' G uaran- only, while in of legal expenses," and that "none of from the citi- tion to carry on its business in this state, and conditions at- and calling for payments tyFund, 100,000.00 The privileges it is not extended. these are credited to the shares of are at the expense of the Dividends accrued profits zens of Maine, during the first year you authorized, to tlieSe certificates are The^management of the Association'and or annually, as in the to to the courts for such (est.) 12,500.00 taching semi-annually the life of these certificates and thereaf- state, apply its loan fund is entirely in the of our local associations." bo to enforce Liability in excess of 1. This certificate of preferred shares practically practice ter until maturity, of nearly $50,000 an- processes as may necessary hands of the who benefit from further states that book value on out- in the Permanent Guaranty Shareholders' persons The bank examiner nually. the provisions of the statutes and ïprotect the agency contract, as the greater part understands "that sell full of Maine shareholders PIMPLES, standing shares, 15,000.00 Fund is issued under Section 20 of the By- he they paid The ξ payments to this company the interests tho BtOTCHfS Paid in excess of book ot the amount allowed to be deduoted, for is so where the Laws establishing said fund, adopted May stock, as it called, pur- creased by Maine shareholders lias in- 'n the funds now held by the state trea- value $15,000 the expense fund comes in the first year the full amount of $200 for and 1895, and is entitled to all the rights chaser pays from about Ζ $285,000, in December, surer for the protection indeminty AND OLD SORES Unearned premiums, 65,000.00 $2 319,541.94 18, of the share ; and as, under the sub-agency this stock receives cash each share, and to on .Tune 1895. of the residents of this state who may p. p. p. therein provided. 1894, $386,046.Λ0 1, contracts with the general and district from six to cent Apparent deficit, $13,029.12 3 This certificate is fully 'paid and dividends of ei^ht per Though the Maine shareholders have paid havo done or transacted business with agents, they get the most of their pay this and at the end of five CATARRH, Outstuudinff common stock non-assessable and the holder is entitled on amount, into this company $386,046.50, the report this|company. PRICKLY POKE ROOT from tho first installment payments ; and entitled to a ASH, of Permanent Share- to'quarterly dividends at the rate of 8 per years is proportionate part shows they bad standing to their credit Very respectfully, as, if a share is withdrawn before it is the of the Association, and HENRY B. CLEAVES. AND holders' Guaranty cent annum out of any moneys in of profits an the first day of Juue last only $247,- POTASSIUM per three old it does not participate in have of KIDNEY TROUBL Fund, $100,000, said fund in excess of one hundred thous- years that "they upwards twenty 514.30; and there has been charged back above, the profits, it follows that it would be for different contracts which make When it is considered, as stated and dollars as provided in said By-Law they against their accounts $138,532.18 for ex- the material advantage of the manage- their shareholders." THE OTHER SIDE. Wakes and that the so-called surplus of the Associa- which is hereby made a part of this con- with penses and fines. Or to state the propo- DYSPEPSIA of its includ- ment to get as much new business as The bank examiner further states in shows tion for the maturity shares, tract. sition in another form, the report Percival Stewart's and not to its advantage to oar- of 1894 that he is "not in President G. Reply to P.P.P· ing upwards of $45,000 from fines, cover 3 This certificate may be surrendered possible, his report that the Maine shareholders had paid Are entirely renoTeti by the business « beyond the third year; in Mr. Whltten's its entire undistributed profits, and it is the holder to the Association at any ry favor of foreign corporations coming into this association on ths first day of Report. Marvelous Cures —Priokly Ash, Poke Soot and Potaa· by and an of the books and affairs class of and be- geon that these deductions wipe out the time and the Association will pay there- inspection here to do this business," last June about $1.55 for every 1 that greatest blood purifier ο» of the Association shows that as a [SPECIAL· TO THE PEESS.'l of such and leave accrued dividends fact, lieve "our local associations capable of to credit on the books of the entire amount profits, the par value and " stood their for; fully 60 per cent of the shares issued by the entire field. an it follows that the Asso- to the extent of the available covering oom fNew York, 19.—In answer Blood Poison Absxdbbk, O.. July 31., 1891. impairment, thereon, cease volun- pany. September in ί> lifpman Bavannafl. valuations of its exccss of one the Association payment, The further shows'that at that Ifsssns Jtepe., iation, if the foregoing in said fund in report that the amount to the of Chas. R. ex- a bot (It of moneys or otherwise, before they reach the of The examiner reports report Whitten, θ5ΓΓD^AiTSiBS-Îbought assets are approximately correct, has a hundred thousand dollars. tarily date December, 1894, Upwards $285,000 on P. P. P. at Hot Ark. .ana belief is that a standing to^their credit is flotitious bank to the Governor your Springs, doliars less of assets than ■ of this participating period. My had been by the citizens of Maine examiner, and It baa done mo mort good than three few thousand It :was found that $70,066i00 paid account of the over-valuation of assets, Rheumatism members have contributed to the President for the MEMBERS and received by the Granite State Provi- of Maine, the tele- months' treatment at the Hot Spring·· its present $100,000 paid in by MAJORITY OP THE .WHO and that the company had $123,750 in Council, following gtad three bcttlet O. O. D. Permanent Guar- dent Association during the time it had its loan fund, preferred shares of this in process of foreclosure, and gram has been sent : SEVER THEIR CONNECTION been by the bank examiner mortgages THE anty Fund, was permitted of real estate already acquired To His Gov. E..peotfu.liioc™iîBWTO WITHOUT THEIR HAVING of Maine to carry on this business in the 191,158.46 Excellency Cleaves, Augusta, and Scrofula Aberdeen, Brown County, with this Association find that their con- that BY THE PRESIDENT which a deduction had by process. Me. : A SINGLE DOLLAR OBTAINED state, and upon P. P. P. builds C«pt. J. O. Johnston* BENEFIT OP it has resulted in loss to And it appears by the annual cash Charles R. Whitten's report to the Gov- purifies the blood, u;T OF THE ASSOCIATION FROM nection with been made of $6 each, on 13,651 shares the weak and debilitated, gives statement of the receipts and disburs- ernor and Council ou the Granite State To alt whom it may concern: I her·· of earnings. themselves. the first year, and $2 per share strength to weakened nerves, expels to the profit THE ASSOCIATION, during of the association three the health and by testify wonderful properties deducted from the ements for^the past ProvidentAssociation is indirect violation diseases, giving patient cl P. P. P. for eruptions of the skin. 1 There is a in the application I am of the that had been payments happiness where sickness, gloomy provision opinion any change that it has expended for expenses of his with the commissioners toffered for several with an un- : of money was loaned years, by the method of pears agreement feelings and lassitude first prevailed. years the that· on with- viz $40,000 [the of subsequent its entire and disagreeable on signed by member, that might be made that would have the the for ex- aach year more than receipts of five other states to make a joint report sightly eruption x..u back, by company, face. I tried known rem·· liU U11U uy UliO charging from items. And tho conclusion For and my every drawal he shall have a certain amount, effect of the management use the that at the end of the first profit agreed upon. These commissioners were primary, secondary tertiary dy but in vain,until P. p. P. was 6 making ; so year that for blood mercu- used· note, on demand ||at per penses is finally reaohed by the examiner invited me and did make a syphilis. poisoning, and am now cured. set forth in the less his pro sory payable shareholder who pays $12 per-share by to, joint rial poison, malaria, dyspepsia, and entirely application, the as its dividend by» J· D. JOHNSTON. stock as se- to his this association, so far examination with Mr. Whitten In all blood and skin diseases, like (Signed of and it is contended cent interest, with assigned for his stock only has $6 standing pursuant • Savannah, Qt* rata share losses," forth to obtain uew ones, would be are concerned, has to the recommendation of blotches, pimples, old chronic ulcers, of which was less than puts and after the first year he has paying properties the commit- that deduction curity, the value credit ; deficit of tetter, scald head, boils, erysipelas, Bkfla Cancer Cared· by,the Association any beneficial to the interests of the loan fund to his credit for an apparent $13,029.12. tees on banks in the Senate and House without, fear of loaned. That $14,814.00 only $10 standing every of the com- eczema—we may say, treated as the amount [of As it is with the losses the recommendation of last Their ex- contradiction, that P. P. P. is the best ιho jnade from assets must be creditors. now, ne '"· Upon your legislature. joint TitUmonvfrom Mayor of Sequit^TMi " çia pa>» tho asso- in the and makes deducted from the the amount was obtained by the sale by all tho capital dues, and still its missioners of New Hampshire, ainination is completed and blood purifier world, "losses, and capital charged against The association is prosecuting report agreed and cures Sbquin, Tex., January 14,1893. of the fund oiation has voted to modify "its existing be made the last of this positive, speedy permanent dues, leaving the surplus, or undistribut- the President to the Association of mort- the main part expense coining in Maine, and if I am.correotly to by month. in all cases. Mbsssb. lippman Bros. Savannah, business in certain which are Oa. Gentlemen—I have account as the As- from the early payment of dues, tho ex- is now with its new business by-laws respects, Mr. Whitten also violates a positive tried your P. ed reported by without authority, some of which informed, P. P. for a disease of the profit gages, rosult would be : too little atten- set forth in tho report herewith to me to annex the Ladies whose systems are skin, usually sociation, intact; and in support of this pected from the state probably $15,000 fully promise association's poisoned known as skin duo. That taking no whose blood is in an impure condi- cancer,of thirty years· of New mortgages ]were past $15,252.00 tion to retaining too submitted. While recommendation statement of its case to the for the and and found relief: 16 view, tne Commissioners Hamp- givon members; or more, every month. report tion, due to menstrual irregularities, standing, great is made the examiner as to the prop- the blood and removes all ir· obtained an from the Hon- of tho amount was obtained from the little care to adequate under which the Granite by Governor and Coanoil to oonsider. Mr. are benefited by the won- purifies shire opinion requiring security The statute peculiarly rltatlon from the seat of the disease of the State for loans made. The actual result riety of allowing the association to further Whitten admitted in his last that derful touio and blood cleansing prop- orable, the Attorney General Association on the surrender ;by the Presi- £as State corporation was admitted to do report and prevents any spreading of the Its business in Maine, tho sug- the erties of P. P. P.—Prickly AJh, Poke of New to that effect. This shown by the very considerable amount in in Maine, authorizes the bank prosecute ho was prejudiced against associa- Potassium. sores. I h^ve taken five or six bottlea Hampshire dent to it of Trustees' StocK in violation business that if tho association Boot and and feel confident if would make it real estate and foreclosure and in the very "for the of ascertain- gestion is made tion. His present report is that another course •pinion, followed, possi- examiner, purpose decidedly will effeoc a cure. It has also relieved under which some of it of or and lives up to the recom- and most Mo. 14th, 1893. ble for the Association to wipe out every of the conditions large percentage lapsed discontinued the business and financial condition jomplies^with prejudiced unjust. Springfield, Aug. mo from indigestion and etomaob ing New can la the highest terms of thus what have mendations of the commissioners of I to have an- —I spoak trouble·· Tours dollar of its capital dues, reducing was issued. shares, is, apparently, might of any such association or corporation respectfully request you medicine from my own personal truly. a Hampshire, the examiner believes it will other examination made the new with OAPT. W. M. RUST, Its liabilities as fast as there was reduc- as collateral to boen expected. or desiring to do such business" by bank nowledge. I was affeoted heart That the stock pledged doing in the direction. {our for Attorney at Law· tion in its assets and in this way leave The anuual cash stater'ent of the re- examinations of such associa- to a move right examiner appointed by you last week disease, pleurisy and rheumatism the loan of was bearing 8 per cent to "make was treated the bezfc $40,000 and disbursements of t!ie Associa- I have heretofore expressed to your and ascertain exact facts and 35 years, by very its or surplus entirely intact. Un- the note ceipts or corporations, at such times and th.e present ana hundreds of dol- profits dividend credits while upon tions belief that it was not physicians spent it would be tion for the throe years shows that as said bank lepartment, my them The association will tried known remedy with- Boon on Blood Diseases Mallei der this construction, possi- which the loan was made bore but 6 per past such places examiner may fairly. pay lars, every Free. for " for the best interests of tho people of oil t.hA flYnonsfiS out finding relief. I have only taken ble for such an association receiving but conditions of the it has expended Τ expenses each [year and the corporations or associa- ALL DRUGGISTS SELL cent. That taking the desiro, to loan an d one Dottle of your P. P. P., and can IT. on more than : from uroflt dut state permit foreign Tho asociation has now over $25,000 in profits, and losing 150,000 to the fund in connection its.ontire receipts tions are required by law to pay the ex- $400,000 cheerfully say It has done me more subscription > building associations to prosecute their in I have overtaken. its loans, to charge the loses against the of the articles and items. These results, considered "with aminer the expense of suoh examinations. invested Maine, including $67,000 good than anything LIPPMAN with the construction -msiness in Maine. Experiences has de- rocommond your medicine to all BROS. duos, and thus show a gain of 25,- of the the financial statement that is herewith The statute also authorizes the examiner deposited with the state treasurer in 2 can capital held by the management it has a is a ■offerers of the above diseases. as a whole by-laws confirms me in tho that nonstratod that been ml for over 3000 members there. PROPRIETORS, 000, while tlio business taken is to first use up reported, opinion to require of such association or corpo- trust, It MRS. M. M. YEARY. Association, it possible of this not jonftant drain on the earnings of our and loan litppmni'· would actually result in a net loss of dues before this tho shares Association will returns to be made in such form is the largestjbuilding associa- Springfield. Green County, Mo. Slock, Savannah, β· every dollar of capital ration, to our homo loan and This is not in with my maturo until such time as the members at such times solect. The jitizens, injurious tion in New England and the seoond $25,000. harmony fund can be touchcd, and that and asjhe may associations and to the universal guaranty have contributed to the Association in in building saving banks, in America. views, and is repugnant there is in its creation no additional se- satuto is complete itself in conferring largest at least of the md detrimental to the prosperity and of financial corporations, and is whatever. dues the full par valuo his authority and duty, and contem- G. PERCIVAL STEWART, President practice curity to members business interests of our stats. The on- not by competent authority as share. examinations enough accepted While the term "permanent guaranty plates frequently ;ire however, to revoke or sus- the construction of the mem- I find that in addition to the usual ex- to determine wheth- authority, propqr legal shareholders' fund" is used in the state- by your department license alreajv the in Mr. Charles L. deduction back a member's Dond the grantud by While Chicago, Kah- bership contract. I believe the of a pense charged against er the corporation affords security and ment, for the purpose designating first ranking department w Maine, is placed shoe merchant of assets should be against the more shares, namely, 50 per cent of ttho to our who are ler, a Des from charged transaction, it would Ije safety people investing undor which the prominent are particular two months oy the statute compa- undistributed profits until they ab- the dues year's payments and the first their money therein. Iowa, had quite a serious time properly classed with liability, the was admitted to business here—in the Moines, and the balance stands as an im- in payments of each after first, full for examina- ny & Co. sorbed for the reason that it the year Though authority bank of it. He took such a severe cold that Holmes participates have also what they call the bands and at the disoretion of the pairment. of the association after eighteen they charged tions was conferred by this staute on 61 Broadway, New York. in the blank earnings to the amount of one dollar on ixaminer. he could hardly talk or navigate, but There is a provision appli- months, and guarantees only the outside legal expense banking department, the legislature Members of the Ν. Υ, Stock Exchange. Re- share a of the share- law that "whenever, of Chamberlain's cation used by this Association whioh creditors'of the association, tho limita- per against majority the 27th of March, 1895, by joint order, The provides up- the prompt use Cough ceive Accounts and Deposits of Firms, Indivi- follows: "Third.—X holders' accounts. In this State they and directed examin- on examination or otherwise, it is the etc.. and allow interest on daily balances. reads as hereby tion of the expense fund and the fixed auhorized the bank cured him of his cold so duals, have of the bank examiner that Remedy quickly Buv and Sell for cash or carry on at that in any distribution of the and er to mako an investigation and examina- opinion any margin agree contracts of tho association, upon that others at the hotel who had bad colds of interest on the New York. Phila- tho and of the Granite State Asso- nich association or corporation is tran- lowest rate profits or surplus, principles the reccommendation of the commission- UPWARD OF SHARKH OLDERS tion Provident Boston and Cnicago Stock Exchanges be said 4,000 of and sacting business in such manner as to be followed his example and half a dozen delphia, STEPHEN BERRY, methods which may adopted by ers the losses oocasionod by withdrawals ; ciation Manchester, N.H., report Stocks, Bonds, Grain, Cotton, etc. Branch office for such distribuion, and its who have subscribed for 17,780% shares. Governor and Council. In hazardous to the public, or its condition ordered it from the nearest Association and except as above, is no additional to the pursu- persons drug 35 Congress St., Boston, Mass. amount the is such as to render further determination of the belouging to the shareholders. It docs not have into this Association ance of this order, state bank exami- proceedings store. were in their JOB be issued protection They paid the the it hazedous to the said bank They profuse septO eod!3t BOOK Bp PAINTER. to any certificate which may meet the full of a guaranty there stood ner met with representatives of by public, requirements $380,046.50. Of this amount, au- thanks to Mr. Kahler for them how under this shall be and are under- of the states of New axaminer shall revoke or.'suspend the tellng <30. 37 PLUM apDlication, fund, as that term is generally of June banking departments S Whereas, by provi- Upon heretofore to this associa- iaiU9eodtf a for New Hampshire, the Asso- of 4,135 3-4 shares 'six months, authority given that the Association bases its claim to ded that in the event of discontinuance missioners during FINANCIAL·. FINANCIAL. AMUSEMENTS. PORTLAND DAILY PRtSS SC'HOFIELD TO RETIRE. as it is. I deem the Presidency of the United States the most exalted of —ALSO— humanly created offices, but it is not in me to that I do not seek New York and New Maine state press. He Has Been In Seryice Forty Years egotism say INVESTMENTS. England I never seek it. use of Kates. it, and will The SiibscriptftD® name in such a connection was never S3 for six my Town of Dexter, Maine, G's. Portland lUir.v year; Theatre, (In advance) not $6per Ho no serious, and on that aocount X am REORGANIZATION". SO cents a month. has Political Ambition and Talk of Town of I G. E. LOT Η110Γ, Lessee ancl Manager. months; 81.00 a quarter; pleased by it. "—Springfield Union. Plttsfleld, Maine, 4's. every morning by Wliito House Hopes for Hiiu is Non- Tile ImiI.y i-s delivered Cltj of Zanesillle, Ohio, 4 1-2's. —Ο— city limits and at STATE TOPICS OF ^l'fU'ber 17th 1895 ■■■ rricr auywlwre within llie sense. INTEREST. Bol.!,0rk' j V; i.ciiorOs Without extra -charge. City of Springfield, Ohio, 5's. TO-NICHT EONLY. invariably at th Within a few days another of those NOTICE is hereby given thai on October ; ΑΠ.γ (Not in advance/, of Tlio Treasurer's report the Kennebec Git; of Ashland, Wisconsin, 6 s. A.D. 1895. the undersigned will re- valiant warriors of thirty years will let, '.'itr et .·:■ 7 a year. ago Central shows the total gross earnings to deem certificates representing Second 31lZBX,TXJ3S published out· of of Braddock, 41-2's and ETs. of 'wm: State Prkss, fWeekly) pass official existence. For more be $14,417.8», operating expenses $8,767.80, Boiough Penna., Mortgage Bonds the New York »«nd for six months; than less interest and New England Railroad Company, depo*i;ed ■ i J year; SI forty years the name of John M. gross income ίο, 950.09, Portland Water iii'3(iay, si! per Company. 4's and 5's, for tlielr account with the MANHATTAN Sr-r trial subscrlp- taxes $2,038.75, not income $3,611.34 sur- a 25 cents Schofield has on the records of COMPANY of New York or with quarter; figured '95 The Portland & TRUST plus June 30, 19,333.27. earnings Ogdensburg Railway Stock, COLONY TRUST COMPANY of ·<"' ·" *lx weeks. the army, first among the cadets at West the OLD ! KATIE for a or of July and August exceed by consider- Boston, and entitling the holders to receive c: s leave town long Dividende Per- wishing to and now the for the same months '94. guaranteed by Maine Central Railroad. fori he bonds so address of their Point, among commanding able the eanings and interest depor- i.;ort .have the of stockholders are 78. on surrender of such The periods may officers. Old is the merciless cause of The total number FOB SALE BY Ïtarted, certificates. desired. ago must be at the office I apor changed as often os It was voted that a dividend of 6 per cent certificates presented iiis the to ROONEY, retirement, but the sixty-odd years ; of Oct. to stockhold- of the Trust Company issuing s»me, Advertising Kates. be declared payable 1st, the MANHATTAN the veteran sit and wit, those issued by square, first lightly upon him, ers of record. H. M. PAYSON ft at its office corner l-\ Daii.y i'jtiiss $1.50 per CO, TRUST COMPANY' of In Chas. A Taylor's great racing play, inser- there is indication that Nassau New York week after. Three every many years BANK:BH.SJ Wall and Streets, City iveek-, 75 cents per Meal Dow and His Work. issued by the OLD COLONY Every other of vigorous enjoyhient are still in store ilyi7 dtf and those tions or U-ss, çi.00 per squate. TRUST COMPANY" at its offlce in the Ames less than these for A from London says: "Miss Jay advertisements, one third him. despatch Ruilding, Boston, has recoived from Hon. sites. To riso to the rank of major-general, Frances Willard No interest will be allowed after October week Half pi.00 per officer of the United States JS'eal Dow of Portland, Me., a letter OHIO 1, 1895. "The square advertisements week. commanding BONDS, each succeeding as remarkable Crst week; hair price army, has been the dream of every young- which she characterizes Signed, the width of acol- a of has his JOHN I WATER BURY, "A .Square" is space ster who wore the uniform of the West from a man who lialf.finished Rockland Water Company. w. tm.i and one inch lo:ig. Miss Wlllards' in- henry cannon, Point cadet. In 1841.' a trom 92d year. He accepts Hist page, one-third ad- country boy T. JEFFERSON COOLIDGE Jr. \'·· -Ί Xoticcs. on vitation to attend the'Baltimore conven- GOLD 5s, Ganandaigua, in Chautauqua county, Sepl9d9t Reoganization Committee. «1!i· !. of Ootober 18 to 23. and carefully selected Derby Sales, S2.00 per entered the tion the \V. C. T. U., 'uiuarinciitR and Auction NewYork, military acadeiiiy. or less, He says : .'"Iiardearh week. Three insetions lie was studious and quiet, cool and obe- Two or three came the book STREET RAILWAY RONDS ϋ.ΠΟper square. dient, a hard worker, but never brilliant days ago NOTICE. nonpanel type and of Lady Henry Somerset's son. Please Mascot." ! -Hug Aolices in One of his instructors said: "He:ll make be INTEREST PAID OX DEPOSITS. 15 cents say to her it never occurred to me to notices, per Tickets 7f>. 50 ami 25c. Seats now on ! witii other paid a safo soldier, a man to rely upon.1 remembered in her of that I good disposition ! sale at box office. ne Mr/: insertion. The was John M. Scho- charming volume, and thauk her very FRAMBiGHAM, MASS., matter type, country boy Ο 1-niv /icatlitig Xotices in reading much for me. I am overwhelmed with NORTHERN BANKING field. Others in his graduating class ot CO., WATER CO. ONE Commencing η0_i nn cents per line each insertion. ho work, attending many distant meetings adver- 18Û11 passed with higher honors than 53 Exchange Street, ZO For Sale, and similar and writing many letters, many of them WEEK, Monday, 1 I'll,.·/.·., 'JoI.it. did, and gave promise of more brilliant "(φι. week in advance, for of little account, but some of them re- PORTLAND, ME. tSi'inciils, a» cents per careers, I ait the safe, studious boy First Displayed adver- quiring long replies. I went to a camp- Jly26 eodtf Mortgage 6's, MATINEE SATURDAY. 4 1 w c -rf s or less, no display. triumphed in the end. It is the old story miles away, and The Brilliant Heroic headlines, and all adver- of and -one conser- meeting yesterday forty DATED JUNE 1, 1885. Character Actor, tisi'Tre- under tiiese Wellington Napoleon shall1 attend another 12 mile; off and lia advance, .will be vative, mathematically exact, calm and tisement* not paidl three days after another still, then a great plodding; the other a meteoric genius, SOUTH PORTLAND, Maine. Holders of above bonds are notified tliar^t,.! aï regular rates. convention in Boston, one that people in- hereby a wot ■: ;per at the shrine of destiny. that. In accordance with the terms of the ν ε Statu Phess—$1.00 per square tend to make the of the year, and 1 ΛΙλ Waterloo upon the abili- largest their bonds are called in for pat- cents square for jtassed judgments more that X will not en umerate. mortgage, SHEA per so 1. i DOLLARS, tention. Mr. Wliitten lias lifo has had that Bui yet to be heard I public report H-0 on the end. Ointment, Etc., Etc. I him. It is hardly worth the big from. Apparently the officers of tho about Mr. is at the head of our I trouble of denying. I want no political Arabian Horse Foot Sawyer do not think ho has Remedy. Cnrrent Accounts received on fnvornhlo company beenjvery I honors. My country has dono very well Silk remiss in its pursuit. Esnecial attention to repairing in all its branches. terra*. Department. our A of fine of own allowed on Time complete stock grades of Harnesses manufacture constant- Interest ï>epos!t9. Mr. Benner is at the head of oui for the use 'ho Herreshoffs, the for consti- ly on hand, togother with all necessary articles and ornament of the Hrnofs Brono-Ceiery. Correspondence solicited from Individu- yacht builders, Beecham's A or pills GEORGE horse. curative for Nervous Sick and others de- Fine a LIBBY, Splendid agent als, Banks, Colored Dress Goods inav be chance to Corporations, Depart- given show what Headache, Brain Exhaustion, Sleeplessness, pau in the Old friends and alike are welcome. Rheu- to accounts, as well as from ilu·'-.· way of naval ιοψ and Get the strangers .special or general Neuralgia; βίβο siring open ment. 25^. Dys- busi- a:, ;aitpcturo. When the bids were pation matism, Gout, Kidney Disorders, Açid those wishing to transact Banking opened and Counselor at Law. pepsie, Anaemia. Aatidow for the other day at the Attorney Β » end£l®°kolio fiO cents. ness of this Bank Navy Department book at and and otW excesses. Prioe, 10, any description through for the construction of three sea going your druggist's Effervescent. torpedo boats authorized by Congress, the Room 27-28-29, Danforth Block. THE ARNOLD CHEMICAL CO. STEPHEN R. SMALL. PresiJîi!. He-'.-reshofls were found to bo tho lowest I go by it. 32 161 S. Western CHICAGO. Eastman Bros. & Bancroft, Their hlds 98 Portland, Mc. Nos. and 34 Free Street. C Avenu·, MARSHALL ϋ 6031». bidders. were for the con- Exchange St, J. F. BOND, Ca&m îeptlS dlw Annual sal^e more than 6.000,000 Ηοτββ. seplîdlm sepl7dlw Sold by all druggists. struct^»*» »? vBEBi? "W their own plans. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. new advebtisements. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. j capital and it is claimed that in the musk; and drama. SERIOUS CHARGES. Massachusetts Real Estate company this was done to an extent· of over $135,000 Hi Henry's Miiiatrel'e. the after exhausting for the same purpose If laughter and applause are any signs of premiums received on sales capital of enjoyment, then it can be truthfu lly stock, above par, which premiums said that Hi Henry's minstrels were Two to over audi- Two Bills in Equity Against amounted $97,000. thoroughly enjoyed by the great Standard Co. to the Bos- It is also claimed in regard ence at Portland Theatre last night. The Clothing dividends Boston ton Investment company that setting for the opening of tho programme Corporations. an amount wore paid out of the capital to was decidedly rich and.tasteful, present- exliuastlng exceeding $202,000, besides ing a handsome'stage picture. The back- sales of premiums received from the ground represented the Midway Plalsanoe ALLEGING FRAUD OS A GIG4NTIC capital stock, above par, which premiums The costumes of the company were Mexi- over HEADQUARTERS amount to $S1,000. can in cut and style, and very striking. * SCALE. statute, "any According to the Maine As for- the performance it contained Pretty Enough a dividend officer who votes to make numberless taking features. The dancing liable to a which reduces the capital is was Diamond and McEvoy excellent, 'or the most exacting, soft as down, Involved—A Port- line not exceeding $2000, and imprison- tho Hundreds of Tlioa.anda particularly deligliteing spectators. large enough to conoeal the feet ο ment. the Mr. in his musical For the Bills Diamond monologue land Lawyer Filed for .Stock- the longest person hereabouts, warm Iu bill the Boston Invest- Boys. * * the Stock Is Scattered All against created roars of laughter, and was brought to frighten Jack Frost out holder·—The enough now exhibits choice ment the following parties was in our mammoth establishment company, forward and'again. His song What more could Every department Over Maine—Long List Off Maine again of his wits. yon as J. Bunford Samuel, that of appear plaintiffs: full of references to looal places for in a 39o BLANKET? Use Values in Good Clothing Extraordinary. search in the markets—an aggregation Stockholders. ask novelties secured by careful leading Sea N. J. John L. Foote, Cheshire, auditors. His "My Girt, ; greatly tickled his them instead of sheets and save stocks—startling in its of New Haven, merchandise perfectly new unmarred by carried-over Last Tuesday there were filed at Boston Conn. ; Albert Tiltou Susan" was encored again and again. bills, or make Blanket Wrap- Massachu- laundry in its low iu the United States Circuit court for the Conn. In the bill against the Hi Tom Ward off some deflniftons in its than satisfactory got pors of 'em. They're not "seconds," magnitude—gratifying high quality—more two bills in Real Estate the following : District of Massachusetts, setts company, of m dern plays, as these for instance but olean, perfeot goods that cost Invest- : John L. Foot® of prices. equity, one against the Boston appear as plaintiffs "Dead to the World"—Portland alter marked down of more than seconds, FIND. known low and our trustworthy mer- Tilton of New NOT EASY TO Our well prices superior quality the Albert BARGAINS» ment and the other Conn. Osoar RARE oonipany against Cheshire, ; 11 at "Lost in London, low night; to meet the demand for a business. Estate Conn. Charles B. Chipman of Mr. the forces that have created our Massachusetts Keal company. Haven, ; Wilde. Mr. A. W. Van Anda and prioed Blanket. White and silver chandise are magnificent Conn. John C. Gilman of Both these corporations were organized Norwich, ; Harry Yeager sang finely, and Master See thom at the left side coun- Gordon of gray. in Maine several ago. At present Exeter, N. H. ; îsathaniel Williams's of "Sweethearts," Skirts. Extra years rendering ter in rear. Here are : The Black Silk Affair of '95 New Fall Moreen Hewins of Taunton and Parke Ν. H. it is to Offer Porte W. Exeter, was delightful. But needless go We j on—well of To-day week when fashionable fullness—ruffle corded made, this W. Hewins.of tho same place, are the sole The Northern Investment company further into particulars. It was a good Other Blankets. happens suit against the were $2.50. co-trustees of both these corporations. Boston, recently brought show. Its about time, however, that I large lot of COOD WOOL SUITS FOR BOYS 6 TO black silks are to go (as they of both to rescind and Silver Blankets Porte W. Hewins is treasurer Boston Investment company some of these minstrel jokos be given 10-4 White Gray $2.50. less than the from 14 years, at only SI.00 PER SUIT, regular price bought) at much regular corporations and Parke W. Hewins is the sale of real estate in Sioux City a rest. They are too chestnutty. The some in tan for 75c. to the It's a choice lot of Gros- president of the Massschusetts Real the Boston Real Estate company entertainment ended with a novel musi- 11-4 Blankets, 98c. 1000 Odd Knee Pants for Boys, sizes 4 to 16, price. The price pairs I. C. Corsets. Style Estate company. Northern Investment company. cal affair oalled "Around the World in 11-4 White Blankets, $1.25. stronar, Grains, Faille Français, Rhadames, Imported At the 50c, 65c, 75c and $1.00. Stout, durable, reliable, is bills are stockholders, of tho sale was about $1,800,000. a beautiful 12 4 Sootch Gray Blankets, very "Melba," white and black. This an These brought by Ten Minutes," introducing 10, 11, Taffetas, Surahs, Bengalines, Peau on one George Leonard double seat and double knee. who ask for removal of these trustees time of this contraot chromo shadowgraphs. hoavy, $1.25, $1.50, $1.75. extra fine fitting corset—long waisted, trustee in both several different d'Soie, Armures. All new, bright the ground of fraud and mismanagement1. was corporations. Melba Concert. 11-4 White Blankets, 4 to a re* stock Blue Cheviot ReeferSuits, ages 7, made from nice quality sateen and forth an fraudulent is a list of the Maine of borders, $2.50. Boys' The bills set alleged Following The appearance of Mme. Melba in her styles fabrics to go at #1.00. of the holders in these two John Hoctch that one for the money, $2*50 each. corset in the mar- transfer of live pieces of property companies: great role of Marguerite in the third Imperial Blankets, Gray, markably good equal to any $2.50 to the Lebanon; S. H. now Boston Investment Co. in Sioux City R. Chamberlain, Tr., act of Gounod's "Faust," will make a usually sell for $5.00, $3.50. ket. $2.00. This & A. G., New Whito ilasschusetts Real Estate company. Chandler, S. H. Chandler memorable occasion of the concert to be 11-4 All Wool Blankets, $3.75. 21 inch Black Faille Fran- made for Hawes, Livermore Wool White Great in Pant Suits. transfer is claimed to have been Gloucester; Augusta at Hall in October 2d. Mme 11-4 All Blankets, $4.00. Bargains Boys' Long all silk given City , çaise—24 inch black the amount of $671,825. It is claimed Falls; G. W. Herbert, Bucksport; Peleg music of this 11-4 California Blankets at $5. Melba sings the lovely Ben- The Celebrated "Nemo" Cor- was made in ordor that T. Caroline L. Marrett, 11-4 California Blankets with beautiful ι areasiea Surah—22 inch black brocaded that this transfer Jones, Bangor; opera as probably no other living singer Two I double breasted ana single John E. lots, both top and bot- the unissued capital stock of Fanny S. Marrett, Standish; of Mmo. fancy borders, in light blue, old gold be sold at 75c. set. Re-inforced remaining can, and with the support Scal- $8.00 offered at only $5.00 PER galines, to Centre; R. S. Morrison, and Suits, regular suit, bones and the Massachusetts Real Estate company Moody, Lebanon chi as Siebel, Mlle. Bauerineister as Mar- rose, $6.00. tom of each strip, preventing of the Boston Η Κ Morrill, IS IT ! SUIT- should oome into the hands John A. Peters, Bangor; ta, Slg. D'Aubigno as Faust and Sig. THIS steels from protruding. $1.00. when the trustee *f Sarah J. Pinkham, Woodords; The correct thing for school wear, in Investment company, Gardiner; Campanari'as Mephistopheles, a perform- fast Black rare vote this Lebanon Centre; I. C. fact the best school suit'made for I lot all wool, color, Suits, bargains, Black Brocaded Silk Taffetas. the latter personally would James H. Porter, ance Is assured that has nover been very annual of the Damariscotta ; Rebecca H. the $5. THE WHITE STORE ONLY $6.50. scroll stock at the meetings Stetson, equalled in this oity. The opera will be price. regular $10quality. Choicest line new fall designs— Hose and Centre: Julia E. SCHOOL· SUlT. Ask for it. Peerless Supporters. Massachusetts Real Estate company Weld, Lebanon Wyraan, a miscellaneous concert pro- preceded by lot of Suits, for boys 4 to 7, only an excellent quality in an unequalled to re-elect the manage- Woodfords; Ezra C. Breck, Bangor One big Fauutleroy thereby be enabled gramme, in which all the artists will Fancy Cotton frill, 25c desired. -Taher Tinnwltmi. Newburg; Burt K. Puffs. $1.50 AND $2.00 PER SUIT. variety of designs, $1.00. ment which these trustees participate. The Melba company will Silk 5()c subse- Pond Sarah J. frill, it is oleimed, was done, at Chapman, Harmon ; its own orchestra and the This, bring perform- in CARRIED FROM Charles A. Town- Down .Puffs, pure silk covers ngnt One lot Boys' Cape Overcoats, Satin, belt. 50c quent annual meetings. Bradley, Fryeburg; ance will be in all its details. Black gored complete tints, filled with seletcd down. The vu ιυν O. AT $2.50· ΧΠΘ StOCK SO VUllBll ttilllUUJ-lUUU. ι, send, Rookland; Annio Bennett, Tickets will be on sale at Stookbridgo's LAST season, OFFERED $1.00, regular price 41 inch Colored Serges. White Cotton, .2 i)C does not any idea of the Saco: Hannah Puller, Damariscotta ; price convey the shares. It is claimed that property, musio store Wednesday morning, Sep- Not the "Special Sale" sort—but L. L Keith, their elegance. $19 eaoh. lot of Outing Flannel Waists and Blouses, so transferred, was inflated over $170,000!· Joseph F. Snow, Bangor; iembèr 25th. Numbers will be given out Large Down Puffs, imported Sateen covers tilled regular high standard prime fabrics- The bill sets forth that the salaries re- Machias; ftm. A. Flint, Damariscotta, Half fares will be 25c quality, 10c each. at 7 o'clook. given of dowa Great regular In- Nehemiah ■with fair quality line of colors. 50c. White Embroidered Flannel. ceived by the trustees cf the Boston Henry Ingalls, Wiscasset; ticket holders over all railroads. complete value at $5, our price this week. $3.98. The above are reliable in every were two per cent per Biddeford; Austin Gary, .Maohias; goods thoroughly Extra quality flannel, beautifully vestment oompany Hill, in good and Down Puffs, Silkoline covers light than manufacturer's cost· annum of the capital stock issued, F. A. Waldron, Waterville; George The Derby Mascott. respect and are offered at less embroidered. In different de- shades, 72x73., tacked, ruffle rouud eight in order to make the salaries as large Orrington; Benjamin Green, a 44 inch Colored and Black that Brooks, Tonight there will be great demand are well worth J. Rich- puff, $2.25 each. signs. These goods as the two cent was figured Brunswick; Mary H. Wyman, Theatre to witness of desirable possible, per for seats at Portland Silkoline The finest line Quality X Puff, 11-4 insize, ONE PRICE-ALL GOODS AS REPRESENTED. Serges. but we them under on a amount of stock, whioh the mond; Μ. Ε Hanson, Watervlllo; "The Mas- STRICTLY 88c yard, bought large the striking racing play Derby wool on the market the W. F. covers in pink and blue, filling, that has been put corporation had taken back at par, Frederick Danforth, Gardiner; cot". Two car loads of splendid soenery goods and are our customers the $2.50. and price giving amount of which over $950, Cousens, Wells; Mary Κ Paine, Bangor; the of the —the real imported cloth—fine represented are required for production Sateen the the N. Parsonsfleld Enoch Quality Ζ Puff, 11-4 American benefit of purchase, 68c 000, on which alone, it is claimed, Joseph Wadley, ; piece and there are many new mechanical wool, 39c. Arthur Ε covers, filled with seafoam bats, large heavy—all trustees received an unwarranted addition Cousers, Kennebunkport ; effects introduced. The great Derbyjraoo "of colorings, with or without a to thoir salaries. Littlefleld, Ogunquit; Ira W. Grant, effeotive. variety of over $19,000 yea»· soene is said to be wonderfully Two the C.Maxwell, Rich- border, $2.98 each. Tourist' pretty The salary of these two trustees for Kennebunkport; Thoa. Faro's thrilling leap over the gates Capes. King Sateen fall $3.-50. French Ser- 1894 was George Puffs, size, 44 inch All Wool both extreme novelties—one year ending June 1st·, $37,343. mond; George Adams, Ogunquit; of a railroad crossing is decidedly thrill- styles, John Sateen Puffs, full size, $3.00. here at For the four years next preceding, their F. Cary, Machias; Adams, The buck and dancers always This quality sold only ornamented front and ing. ring full ges. has velvet panel, to over Enooh executor, J. Sateen Puffs, size, $1.69. Co. salaries amounted to from 12,000 Ogunquit ; Cousens, down the house. Little Katie Sfandarrf this nrir.e—all the colors and bring leading A. W. Sateon Puffs, full size, $1. 39. bottom. The other is a Highland Pin Worm Elixir now ready. Silk and Wool most of the stockholders re- Benjamin Kennard, Tr., Eliot; Gertrude sertion and and full- whioh states Last Officer White up colors—Mohair Novelties, Cash- edge—good length Liver- evening brought bright side. There is in Maine about $150.000 of H. Denio, Bangor; Eugene Sewall, from the Boston and Maine yard a Lewis- Lusters, All Wool ness, $1.00 lock of the two more Faille; Ν. M. Hargraves, W. Bux- meres, Figured the · companies. ton mau who had evidently been afflicted Umbrellas Alfred Wm. Ladies' Garola Serge (Jhief Justioo Peters appointed Eben ton ; Μ. Ε. & S. Μ. Bane, ; Mixtures, Fancies of every with a very severe thirst. He had got in- Novelty Freeman, Esq., of this city to H Banks, No. Haven ; W. A. Robinson, Winthrop to a car and broken open a box of Dr AT ONLY 50c. Kid S. decription, Tlie Fanions Biarritz Maine ou this committee. The Auburn ; Eugenie Shapleigh, Bewrick ; represent True's Pin Worm Elixir. Apparently he of Massachusetts and James A. Proctor, Mrs. Richmond ; Rev. Gloves. Always popular—the best representatives himself to of the con- White Rebeca H. had helped enought Store, 98 CENTS EACH. Rhode Island were Hon Louis C. A. J. Weaver, Old Orchard; and most desirable for street tents to satis y his inward cravings. Mohair glove and Arthur M. Lebanon, Centre; George W. Fine 75 cent Black Southard of Boston, Weld, At the station he refused to 516 Congress St. A assortment of colors, H. A. C. absolutely They have tied and wear, large Watson of Providence. Herbert, Bucksports; S. and wool newest and give his name. Figured goods—the New Gloucester; Sophia G. French Oak handles $1.00 Chief Justice Field of Massachusetts, Chandler, twisted the most desirable dress fab- M. one of stated that he was not invited to ap- Webber, Waterville; Henry Spring, has MARRIAGES. in most desirable designs, of Abijah Vinal, Warren; Albert rics in the market. Large variety point the Massachusetts representative. Bucksport A CARD TO THE PUBLIC. frames and neat it Miss L. Galloupe, paragon and Made from After a few meetings of tho committee W. Paine, Bangor; In Pleasantdale, Sept. 18, by Rev. W. S. styles in brocades, scrolls geomet- Ready Made Sheets. τ T. Garland. Biddeford: Jones. Norman B. Cook of Srarboro and Jllss seems that the Maine representative suc- tassels. extra hem, Ellen M. Bracket of South Portland. rical figures. 5Sc. gcod quality cotton—broad at of tho books David Bangor; F. D. Rogers, 18, P.ev. W. H. ceeded in eetting many Bugbee, In Falmouth. Sept. by Haskell, and size 2 1-4 éaC «T. S. Albiou w. suaw ana miss Aime u. yards wide, and in the Boston office and by Portland; estate of Bradgtrect, i^eignion, Portland Me,, Sept. 10, 1835. papers both of Falmouth. Umbrellas with H. E. Danforth, Elizabeth Gents' American comparing statements there found, Gardiner; In Berwick, Sept. 17, by Kev. W. P. Merrill, I am about to introduce to the public, the Serge Misa Annie Black All Wool Cre- issued by the officers, Danforth, Norridgewoct ; Frederick James 0. Gowell and B. Davis, 44 iucli statements already of Pemoline Balsam, and the reader can judge of AT ONLY G. W. both Berwick. in suited to the season— Pillow Cases. in texture a state of affairs which caused Danforth, Gardiner; Robinson, In 15. Owen of Ells- weight Equal discovered Ellsworth, Sept. Byrne virtue readiug the certificates poil Gardiner worth and Mrs. Horace Davis of Ellsworth Falls. its by following him to be distasteful to Porte W. Hewius. Thomaston ; Charles Bridge, ; not the weight flimsy goods of and weight to many higher cost goods In Augusta. Sept. 16, John A. Buckley and from our own citizens, published below, and to EACH. light the stock- Β. Ε Augusta; S. W. Waldron, 69 CENTS Aooordinlgy at a raeating of Potter, Miss Florence Derrick. but firm, and on the ma.ket, 12 l-2c W. McKenzie of my sincerity, I pledge my word of honor last summer, heavy held in at which Augusta; F. H. Runlett, Portland; In Milo. Sept. 'J, George prove holders January 1895, and Mary A. Gctcheil of Milo. F. Brownvitle if it does not do all I the money will They have natural-wood 50c. held the controlling in- Charles W. Bennett, Portland; Joseph J 4, Cliflor I R. Ramsdell of that say, serviceable, meeting Hewins In Machlas. Sept. * C. C. Chalmer, East Lubec aud Miss Minnie F. Sprague of Macbias- to any one who is not satisfied, and frames. terest, it was voted to substitute Mr. Snow, Bangor; be restored handles paragon port. Men's Under- Thomas S. Barrett, Gardiner; I am to leave the for a few Medium Weight Free land Jones of Bangor on the com- Machias; Ill Westport, Sept, 10. Frank L. Ryder of and as city months, The lowest price at which and Miss Minnie of Bath. Bibbed tin tier- use. mittee in of Mr. freeman of this John Sparrow, Portland. Georgetown Oressey I have appointed as my agent, Johu M. Todd, Ladies' Jersey wear. Just for present place In Clierryfleld, Sept. 14, Harry F. Hook and such umbrellas were ever of- right time. Fine made and oity, who was removed at that Miss Nina t'olbath. 13 Temple St., Portlaud Me., my sole agent for wear. quality—well White and colored—a grand assort- tbe Mountains Sunday. In Sept. 8, and we Since that time Mr. Freeman has been To Millbridge, George Lelghton the fered, believe, by anybody. Miss Bell Wass of Addison, the State and City, and any one desiring trimmed, oOc. ment, 50c in the interest of stockholders who The with whioh William Tell hailed In Brunswick, Bert Winslow aud aoting joy Sept. 12, Balsam, can have the same upon Miss Nellie Emmons. by calling desire to bring this matter before the his native mountains was uot.a oircum- In Fairfield, Sept. 10, Eugene A. Grover and him,and he will refund the money to auy one We Intend to sell all kinds ot Umbrellas than Fleeced Lined Stock- oourts. The result Is the filing of the stanoe to the delight experienced by those Miss Lottie A. Ayer. both of Fairlleld. cheaper any Ladies' and Miss not satisfied with its results. Hose. above mentioned. Mr. who went via Grand Trunk Railroad to In Biddeford. Sept. 10, Xavier Gray Full Men's Black Cashmere bills in equity Albina Demers. regular—Hermsdorf dye The Balsam will be forwarded to any address ings. Freeman is counsel for the stockholders Gorham, Ν. H., and Berlin last Sunday. nther store in Maine. fleece—fine 25c. Special values at 25c, 35c. and 50c. of the retail —Heavy guage. who bring this action. Associated with Tho beauty of the mountain ^scenery on on payment price $1.50. * DEATHS. him is Prof. Samuel Willis ton of the the trip back and forth beggars descrip- WM. C. LORD. SEE MEN'S UNDERWEAR ADVERTISED AT 75 CENTS. Harvard Law School. tion. In this city, Sept. 19, Abigail O. Farringtou, * Massachusetts an of In the bill against the That all may have opportunity aged 82 years, 6 months. at the Peaks Island Me.,Sept. 9, 1895. IM»VT FOBGKT OUR Estate it is further this charming excursion, the [Prayers till· evening at 7.30 o'clock, f Real company, alleged making Charles P. French. residence of her son-in-law. This is to certify that I have been troubled I that Porte W. Hewins sold fraudulently at Grand Trunk [[railway will run another No. 378 Funeral services aud Congress street. for I have of next at interment will take Sunday afternoon at with Rheumatism fourteen years. an exorbitant price to the corporation, special train Sunday morning place Stoueliam, Me. tried all remedies, the doctors have been kind he was one of the trustees, certain 8.30 o'clock, permitting passengers to Doliorty, aged which In this city, Sept. 18, William aud have done all they could to relieve my mountains'aud 45 years. I in in which three 'hours pieces of property Taunton, spend atjthe of his which have been so severe at times RI residence brother, sufferings Ν ES [Funeral from the BROS. and that them in Portland at 7.30 he was personally interested, landing again No. 60 Oxford street, Friday afternoon at 2.30 that I could not step on my feet. I find myself of tickets is a this proporty has failed to bo a profitable p. m. The price only o'clock. a well man free from all soreness or pain, from In this Sept. 19. Celia, infant daughter of trifle. See advertisement. city. 1 month the use of one bottle of Rneumatlc Balsam in \estment. Daniel aud Margaret McDonough, aged I Wednesday, 25. It is further alleged that dividends in and 1 from Wm. C. Lord and I recommend it to any Sept. day. residence, No. 14 out of the Goff'e [Funeral from the parents' one suffering with Asthma, Bron- both corporations were paid Flak & Opening. afternoon at 3 o'clock. Neuralgia. j Friday Newbury street, chitis or to In Cane Elizabeth. Sept. 19. Mary Hinds, wife Rheumatics, try it. Fisk Goff will their new store 16 open of Charles Hinds, aged 76 years. days. martin stoddard. and Middle at 2 o'clock, Irom her Down of of Cross streets afternoon Mark at the corner .[Funeral this Tonight late residence. Cape Elizabeth. Ginghams There will be a band Edna wife of In medium worth 10c. This lot tor 5c Λ liver is tomorrow evening. In East Deertng. Sept. 19. M., colors, yard. If your 19 8 2 concert from 7.30 to 9.30 o'clock. A Stephen E. Knight, aged years, months, Portland Me., Sept. 9, 1895. Oiie case of 75c 26 fast black. out °' order, Umbrellas, inch, This lot to days. ^8ζ cordial invitation is extended their on Saturday afternoon at 2 of 151 to for 49 cents. causingBilious- [Funeral services This to certify that Mr. W. I.. Jones, go and others to come and the the residence of Mrs. Lucy M. Bangs, f S fJBSlIWiraft Head- friends enjoy o'clock at Kennebec Street has been cured of Muscular New and beautiful lot of fine 15c 30 ness, Sick No. 182 Oxford street. Silkolines, inches music and their fine, new store. Robert S. Rheumatism after up for five Heartburn inspeot In Freeport, Sept. 19. Capt. Soule, being crippled wide. This lot for 12 1-2 ache, months. 24 days. failed CENTS. aged 8b years, 10 weeks and all doctors and medicine had or Saturday at 2.30 p. m. If want Constipation, at Freeport oue have also yon to a stylish novelty you should look the Tortland Again in Collision, [Funeral with just bottle of this remedy. I buy EASTMAN BROS. & BANCROFT. take a dose oi Mrs. will recommended it to with the same £?reat variety over that we show. when the funeral of Mary Fitzgerald others and Hood's Pills on Yesterday morning steamer [The at 9 o'clock from No. ψ take place this morning result and will only be to to show the ef- Prices are low for fine came into her dook at street, glad goods. and to- Portland Franklin 226 on earth 1 retiring, Danforth St. Dominic's fects of this wonderful cure. Nothing she collided with high mass at church will be wharf the big coal [Requiem in a medical form is as the morrow your digestive organs at 9.30 o'clock. prized so highly Palmer, and of Mrs. Bridget Lynsky will take and you will be bright, active schooner Mary somewhat [The funeral Pemoline Balsam, In my estimation· regulated this morning at 8 o'clock from No. 14 for kind of work. This smashed her paddle boxes. It is stated place Yours Respectfully and ready any Soutii street. the damage will amount to about mass at St. Dominic's church W. 1j· JONES, has been the experience of others; it will that [Requiem high T. F. 451 | «odlw HOMESTED, o'clock, St.! The schooner was at 8.30 septia Congress all 25 cents. t^OO. not.damaged. b· your»· Sold by druggists. I — / ΓΟΚ SALE. FOR SALE. MISCELLANEOUS. miscellaneous. wanted. MISCKLXASKOrS. THE to BrtlGHT SIDE- necessary toward the girl who was Forty words inserted under this head words inserted under this head I OK SALE—The New Official Fire Alarm with a man. Forty one week for 25 cents, cash in advance. "keep stiddy comp'ny" young one week for 25 cents, cash ia advance. and Police Signal Box Book with ruins Nanny has a Γ hopeful way- One night as Lem entered the boarding and regulations, bound in half cloth, 10 and busy Bright. Nanny house before ho wns an cents: in learner 25 cents: by WM. M. SALE—At Oakdale, a desirable bouse The /EOLIAN When cracked the supper greeted by "11TANTED—An all round candy maker. I cup today, 97 1-2 Exchange street. 17-1 ; built by the chorus of voices from the men »* to the M. 0. Co., Box Brklg- MARKS, FORwith stable, thoroughly tr.'he said in her uproarious SALE Apply 1, 1 SPECIAL 9 water hopeful rooms, closets. way: ton, Me. 2-1 day, contains Oath, "It's only crackcd. Don't fret, I pray." wlio had assembled before hini. SALE—No 58 Deering street, b ick cemented cellar, double lot 86 by Ι2ϋ; a course ! shouted Jim Bennett, nearly new: nine.rooms and bath near. A Can be secured 1 lie Aeolian floes uot require special Sunny, cheery Nanny! "Oh, say, Lom!" AND CARRIAGE—Wanted good IlOIihouse, electrics bargain. OS The necessary = if applied for at once. N. b. GARDINER, Musical study or practice. I a powerful man with a voice in proportion = OF HORSEteam norse iu exchange for nice farm or large^halls, all modern!improveoients;sunny is be acuuired by auy- has a desirable residence 185 Middle street. 20-1 si;ul so Slight ihat it may Nanny hopeful way. "what do think? little 10 room house. See DEERING & exposure. A very on once become fami to his size, you Shorty pretty streets in the citv. one is a lew days. Having So good and sweet and canny. 478Vz 20-1 one of the finest A. H·. the various stops, has been in on the CO., Congiessstreet. 98 TO LOAN-S2000 l.ar with the manipulation oi When I broke tho cup spark yer girl sly." and E. A. DOTEN, Exchange street. 17-1 SALE AND dollars, today, 8 cent in- She said in her "He had her out sleigh ridin last night. bicycles in exchange for I I^ORcounty bonds, drawing per hopeful way, and accruer! Interest. Subject 'twas cracked, I'm been to see her lots when waru't BICYCLES—Wantednice house lot, or new carriages. Brine the "OULBS FOR SALE—We have received our terest at par PLAY "Well, glad to say." He's yo security. Particulars on THE PERFORMER CAN bicycle and see if we can satisfy you. DEER- collection of choice Bulbs for fall planting. to sale, undoubted Kindly, merry Nanny! exclaimed with excite- on round," another, 1 NG & CO, 478V2 Congress street. 2q-1 Tulips, Crocus. Lillies. &c. .Now application. 815,000 »o $i0,0?0 to loan Hyacinths, In Portland til·* most difficult compositions artistically, ment. "Ye thought yo stood alone In that is the time to plant for spring flowering. Also first mortgages on real estHte repatery b^inj,' Nanny has a hopeful way. a 185 MMdle V none previous practice, his all but we've found out WAN TED-All persons to know I have flower nots. trellises, hanging baskets, soil for and vicinity. N. £3. GARDINER, little section right, just " liu οι only by the number oi pieces published Quite right, Nanny. su?e remedy for balndees and danderuff ; W. C. SAWYER & CO., 7 & 9 Treble street. 2 57; sunny dear to them as human beings. paroxysms η building, 53, meals an d before retiring. with Davis to married." side of Union St; suitable for mechani- preferred, That as the crew of workmen gone Annie git being FOR SALE—In West Cumberland night -+Γ cal and manufacturing purposes. Enquire of For an instant a howl the dis- one house of six rooms with iu the men's room of the big greeted E. L. GOOLD. 28 Winter street. 18-1 PLACEstory cellar, CATARRH gathered walls sink LOST AND FOUND. stable 20x20 about four acres of land and a few after the talk nat- closure which almost made the liALJI Ooeus and cleanses boarding house supper trees. Price Also a covered ELY'S CREAM a deathlike stillness GEO. C. PR YE, Ο LEt1—For tbe winter, house either apple $300. wagon and the newcomer. out, then reigned. North ho Nasal Passages, Allays Paiu Inflamma- urally turned to Shorty /\Γ\ lie ward is offered for the re furnished or unfurnished, near electric Price $40. F. H. WILSON, Falmouth, Protects the Membrane The men fairly held their breaths, await- a Me. 18-1 tion, Heals the Sores, Black looked up with sudden interest Corner of and Franklin covery of ladies handbag cars and ferry; Sebago water and furnace. the Senses of Taste and was sure to fol Congres» Ste„ Mather from colds, Restores to the house was ing the explosion whioh marked with a silver tag, "13 For particulais address box 26, South Port- is absorbed and when her advent Bailey TlOR SALE—Within five miles of Boston, Smell. The Balm quickly for Lorn could swear in the true lum- street, Dorchester, Mass.," lost September land. 17-1 low, Portland, Π*. J- a neat attractive grocery store. It has gives reliei at once. mentioned. 3 on Congress ereet. Return to this office. berman's style. done well for two years and is sold for no "Was she a real purty sort uv a gal, 20-1 LET—A house partially furnished; stared around for a few fnult. Population 18,000, only one store black an hair an red cheeks?" Lem seconds, bath, 9 rooms, oentrallv located. fur- A is into each nostril and is with eyes TO near it. This is a genuine bargain. Ad particle applied the embodiment of ludioroue bewilder- afternoon, 14, on nace and steam fixings, 113 Free street, Price 50 cents at or by ho in his thin, shrill Sept. dress, WORTHING, 9 West street, Everett, agreeable. Druggists inquired breathlessly street between Middle and corner Oak. 17-1 ment. Finally he gasped in a low, halting LOST—SaturdayExchange Mass. 17-1 mail, voice. Congress, a black silk band bag marked ELY BROTHERS, 56 Warren St.. New York as if for onoo the of EDUCATIONAL·. could vouch for her tone, power speech— with daisies worked in one side with light suit of furnished without M.W&Ffnrm Yes, the men being BRIEFLY TOLD. ΠΠΟ LET—A rooms, OR SALE—Congress street, one of the the power to swear- and dark silk, containing a pocketbook A a some could assert to her red cheeks, and, stranger yet, board; bath adjoining; single gentleman F beet house lots in Portland. Price pretty, I'll containing about #6.00 and one handker- For to N. S. 50 she had black had left bim, "Waal, be everlastingly preferred. particulars apply light. 1. P.*BUTLER, Exchange street. and ono man could swear chief. Finder please leave at PRESS GARDINER, 185 Middle street. 16-1 17-1 durned!" and turned slowly and left The Lowiston Gas company has MISS Ε. W, 17-1 boceaeeceo eyes and hair. goll Light THURSTON, office and be rewarded. the room. elected these officers : Clerk, W. H. TiOR SALE—TwoS story frame house and "Well, then, she's Annie Davis, Mrs. diamond with the initials L. G. 75c. Pandemonium oould be considered quiet Stevens; treasurer. E. G. Lee, direotors, ring MAINSPRINGS -Γ land,la] number 17 Gray stree;t nine I know Violin Instruction. on between to Bailey's sister. her," responded Edward LOST—AR., Saturday, Sept. 14th, post New Resilient Wattham Mainsprings, superior I rooms and bath; owners are to to the that followed. Wallace H. White, S. M. Carter, station. A I prepared a in his voice. compared uproar office and Portland & Rochester all others, only 75c. Warranted Mainspring and a with satisfied squeak ....For Terms to.... 1 give buyer good trade in the above Shorty, mon rolled over C. Lee, H. iiodine and Randall Morgan. Apply reward will be for its return to cleaning, 51.50. Cleaning, gl.OO. McKENNEY.the Jim Benches were kicked over, suitable paid property and have reduced the price cf "Tho dickens yo do," responded the White CLARA ROBINSON, 267 Brackett Watchmaker, Monument Square. janl8dtf the floor or one another on the At Boston, Abraham White, 414 or 26 Sttringr St. theowner, same. BENJAMIN SHAW, 51 1-8 Exchange with a loud The other slapped Congress S.t, Me. 16-3 Bennett, guffaw. Commission was of dim street, Portland, street. 14-1 for What's back in the ecstasy of thoir mirth. To company acquitted seplé LET—Second story front room with an al- shortening pastry? men laughed immoderately also at the idea of embezzlemeut of $400 the for What's that Lem had been oheated out oi the charge Congress street in the vicinity TO cove and other desirable rooms with board best frying things? the think a SALE—Cin Sherman avenue, near of Shorty Black knowing pretty property of Albert L Higgins, grocer MR. & MBS. JOHN A. BELLOWS'S of No. 700, a Maine Central mileage at 74 SPRING ST BEET. augl6-4 pOR best for his and of all persons ! LOST—On J- Mellen a very desirable lot of every cooking pur- who had awakened an interest in girl, by Shorty of Bar Harbor, Maine, August 13. book, containing about 700 miles, and with street, stranger to and, 50 by 100 feet: Will be sold at a bargain for which lard was for- Before bedtime Milt Flynn happened White to the name Joseph L. Heilbruu written on LET—Dress making rooms; three connect- pose them all. 1 Higgins telegraphed purchase if called for at once. JOHN F. PROOTUR, ? What's best down to the mill. In the engine room bushels of send- it. Finder will be rewarded if it is left at TO rooms over the X. John Little store on merly used Black was a sort of butt for go for him 10,000 May oats, ing Centennial Block. 14-1 Shorty good School the Preble Houxe. 14-1 one one room fronts — and flight; for for health? he brushed up against Lejn, sitting alone by express $400 to make good the Boarding Day Congress street, up digestion nature^ satire at Carey's camp, and sim- ing on street; set bowl; city water; large closet and of his lan Claim of was that at an awful Thousands of women answer: in the darkness. By the light margins. government toilet loom. of M. G. SALE—Victor bicycle, beoanse he was so small Shorty was and did not Enquire LARRABEE, 31 ply tern Milt could see a White converted the money MISCELLANEOUS. 246 Middle street. 7-tf FORsacrifice. Call at Pickett street, Indeed it was dejected expression FOR the only name he got. ques- the oats. GIRLS, South Portland, or address Boa 26. 14-1 on Lem's face. A slight feeling of com- buy tionable whether the men knew any other M. NANSEN, Merchant Tailor, Ο LEÏ—Furnished room with heat and miseration over and he sup- At Newport, R. I., the World's Con- Will Wednesday, Sept. 18/95. TIJOTICE—M. SALE—To close an estate, two honses usual uninterest- crept him, Beopen -U street, makes a of Τ gas, at 90 nigh streeet. 11-tf name. He had the dull, vention of the of Sherwood 602 Congress specialty 170Rwith large lot of land, 9 «t. Lawrence pressed the grin whioh had begun to over- Knights Winter Overcoats to order from $18 to $25. OTTOLENE ing features of the average backwoodsman Fore"·.;· did little other than routine busi- SPECIAL DEPARTMENTS FOB street. Property in good repair and his features. He sat down and pro- Also a Black Dress Suit from $25 and up. and spread was as arranged for three families. Income and was natured. ignorant plain. ness. Jersey City decided upon CHILDBEN. a fit and trimmings used. I "'SoaeooeoeesoooeoQcoeeeS good ceeded to Lem the detai's of the story. Guarantee good Star. MARY W. L1BBY, 5432 a year. Price low. Desirable hoirie or of his short stature and thick, givo the noxt o£ 18, Address, Because f-"-i place meeting, September investment. A. C. LIBBY, 42 l-5i Exchange Shorty and Annie had been lovers the officers elected 91 DANFORTH the or A com- stocky body Shorty was always laughingly 1867. In the afternoon ST., To let by day evening. street. 14-i some time away back at their own homes, were installed and final ad- used for au illustration for diminutive yesterday aug8 Portland, Maine. d2m tortabie steamer to De uaa at reason· and this was only tlio result thai had been joux-nment was taken. pOR SALE—Tickets for Dancing 3oho61. substances. at 1β9 Commercial VVUKJU VUIU11IVMU11IB Λ. intended when she came to visit her sister. able terms. Apply JJCglUUVIO Lem Marlow looked up suddenly from MISS M. R. NICiHl·, Sept. 27th. Children's Class com- Sho had smiled on Lem to throw WIT AND WISDOM. FIELD, St., or write to afternoon, the of seven in which he was tak- simply mencing Saturday Sept. 28tli, game up off tneir and Thatcher Post Hall, Manchester, teacher. disclosed his inter- the other men guard give ARTHUR K. HUNT. ing part when Shorty Tickets at Han es' Music Store, 414 Congress them a Shorty had planned it jly 12 dtf Ho listened more in- surprise. Teacher of Piano & eapll-8 esting intelligence. and of her conduot all the way Clavier, street. to the conversation than to the approved HELP. tently PUPIL OF CARL· BÀERMANN, BOSTON, WANTED—.MALE late finally threw down through. T10R SALE—The Homestead ol the after that nrtd J- In Deer- game heart burned was we tinder this head Thomas Quinby, near Stroudwater " wouldn't Poor Lem's fiercely against When Baby sick, gave her Castorla, will resume lessons September 23d. Forty words inserted his cards aud 'lowed he play cash in advance. Four acres oi land with good house. On so at tho loss of his sweet- one week for 25 cents, ing. A Fall Assertion! of and Free- her—not muoh she was a she cried for minutes from Union Lehigh more that· When Child, Castorla, sepl7d2w* 89 CARX.F.TON STREET. THAT HORSE ! line of street cars; 10 any night." of as TIME called heart as at the thought being duped Horse I station; perfect drainage; Sebago water. Ai "What, ye're goin to the barn?" When she became Miss, she clung to Castorla, He may be a hummer. All kinds of Timers, youue man to take Ccais for Domestic Use. he had been. And then to be beatan by 87.50 to 21150. Laaorest stock, Best Watches, | line a location as there is in DeerTng. Apply to Osirfiing as Lem set his cap 1 WANTED—Aotivecharge of branch oSce. Salary 75 out Jim Bennett jaunt- " Lowest Prices. Horse Timers repaired. HAWE8, Stroudwater. 1ly27-tf ! Kf it had been any one but thai When she had Children, she gave them CastoriOi per month. A1 references exchanged and ANDREW Pccaliontas and σ-ί/ΪΛ nf 1-iic lmn.il anil saimterfid Shorty McKENNEY, the Jeweler, Monument Square. (Semi-Bituminous) LESSONS IN FRENCH AND GERMAN. jlplldtf $350 cash required. Address, BUSINESS, toward the door. care of the Press. 18-1 T70R SALE—I offer those very desirable buil- Creek Cumberland Coals are to Milt Flynn. "But that was CLARENCE HALE GIFFORD i the West End bounded teorges "Naw!" he responded. I'm jeat goin groaned dlnir lots at ; by the dumdest trick ever played on β Will return from abroad the 1st ol Ootober of good Spring, Vaughan.iDanforth and Orchard Sts., for steam aud down to the blacksmith shop to see if Bill gosh WANTED—FEMALE HELP. T17*ANTED—A gentleman address, unsurpassed general 'era see and will resume bis niasses in the same manner tt is accustomed to earn S1200 a with a high elevation sloping towards the South that feller. But I'll git even with ylt, who lias fixed that sled runner got an lant He will teaeh the new Rosenthal a who and a broad view of the sur- use. Rogers to considei The of the year. year to represent large corporation, West, affording forgo ef I don't." He did not stop Dus's Conciergerie. con- werde Inserted under this head I and ocean. BENJA- broke Meisterschaft System for those wishing Forty contiol a monopoly. Must be a hustler and rounding country, harbor today." his time and in- one week for 35 cents, cash in advance. corner that Shorty had only bided We seem to hear the baying of deep versational French and German. Alto come well recommended. Address with MIN F. HARKiS, Chambers, Exchange Genuine Lykens Valley Franklin, Once out of sight of the quizzical gaze 24-4 baei with interest some of the prac fierce struction given according to any method de- particulars. LESLIES, care of Press Office. and Middle Sts. aug his Lem struck out toward paid moutned, great, dogs—shepherds' He be to receive advanced aud American of companions so fond sired. will glad YETANTED—A girl for general bouse-work. 17-1 Eaglish Caunel. tieal jokes Lem had always been as one siuoe their offioe of "" the residence of John Bailey. It was dogs, might say, Dupils wishing instruction In the literature References required. Call in the eve- on him. man as engineer in of an of playing is to the for slaughter. Sever- these languages. Special attention to begin- ning at No. 118 State street. i.'0-l l'ED—Competent unusual for him to drop guard sheep and fireman. A permanent situation Goals nothing Lem Mario w took the burden of Uft these faithful oanine animals were ners and children. Apply at 42 Pine St. after WAN Above Constant- of tho lum- up al of man. Ε. T. BURROWES Two Second-hand evening to discuss the affairs Oct. 1st. septl3eodlm for reliuble The pod feeling that he had been inolosed in the but one of solicitors for a strictly Portland. 17-1 intere-ts. Ho was received with a again, employed prison, them, \I7ANTED—Lady CO., On Hand. bering and whitewashed in the But lift new work never before sold in this ly and a bargain. named Ravage, was distinguished for fe- hearty welcome by the host given state, large commission and exclusive man to take an office and re- Furnaces will be sold .... was unendurable for him at cheap telephone 100-2 the two Carey's camp. rocity and sagacity. Jailers slept at night a manufacturer $50 per week : scat by the kitchen fire, where territory given. If you want to earn gooa WANTED—Apresent of The men were merciless in their teasing. near the cour de preiu, and Ravage kept money give this a trial, and cull at 106 A small capital required. Address, with stamp, men fell to the happenings discussing silence un room for MANUFACTURER, Box 212, Concord Junc- for cash If for at OFFICE: conversation Lem stood it awhile in dogged watch thero with his master. Somo pris- FOR 1895. Exchange street, 3, Rich Building, applied But all the TAXES Mass. 16.2 the day. through 19-1 tion, til human nature could stand no more. oners to a hole particulars. Lem cast furtive toward the sit- attempted esoape by boring glances One he hunted up old Isaac Carey the wall. weekly salary ana ex- e. Mrs. was talking night in once. 7b OdiHinercial & 70 Sis. ting room, where Bailey h. CITY OF PORTLAND. WANTED—Salesmen;penses from start, permanent place; gocd Exohange in- settled his account and informed him Their ohief danger of detootion consisted lady to travel, ap3 M.W&Ftf to some one—undoubtedly the and chance for advancement; a line bii:·ily was to leave next Then ht good salary and expenses (no canvass-1 opening going day. in tho watchfulness of Ravage, but, Treasurer's Office, I WANTED—Intelligent sideline to al men; big profits; no capital or he seen In our base- teresting stranger whose acquaintance his in* must be a good talker. Address R, care May went into the meh's room and settled was silent. His si- September 10,1895. I needed; steady employment. strangely enough, ho of the Press. 18-1 experience Lem so desired to make. had is the bills for BROWN BROS. Nurserymen, Rochester, r^ESS PORTFOLIOS^ accounts with them there. The worm lence was on the following ■VOTICF. hereby given that tax CO., after a short John Bailey explained 11 the 1896 have been committed to me Ν. Y. 14-1 Finally pause and the men did not for a year ment. Τ lie following portfolios can be obtained a turned, forget morning by an assignat of 100 sous, which fir the of the same. broke out with: "Oh, say, Lem, with a warrant collection ΛΜΤANTED—Immediately a candy maker, ti.B office of tlie I'KliSS, or by raail as suddenly time the and maledictions a speciiieil women long profanity was tied to his tail, together with little In accordance with an ordinance of the city a ▼ ▼ one that understands the business. Wanted. uLL«er each : come on in the room where the " out them. The next morn- "On cor- 25 reliable girls for first class or a man to our house. poured upon note, on which was written, peut Also private FIRST-CLASS saleswoman young IiBEHM'3 LIFE OF ANIMALS. folks is. We've got a visitor Discount of One Fer Cent a Lem Marlow left, and Carey's camp un do cent, families, cooks, general housework and A lor cloak department; also saleswoman of BROS. & BANCROFT. ing rompre Ravage avec assignat hotel EASTMAN dtf Lem followed and .smiled airily on Hecond girls, ten cooks. Apply to for small ware and clove depart- This is au English translation of Brelim's fa- blindly saw no more.—New York Advertiser. will be allowed all said taxes paid on or be- experience septl7 him sous et un paupet de pieds do mouton." 1-2 street, my new MR£. E. PaLMER & 26 Center work on on woman whom John Bailey Thursday, October and on all 399 Congress office. ment. H, CO., St., mous German animals. It lias been the young about fore 31, 1895, in 29 of who has The dbg walked publish- after October interest will be PALMER. lT-1 Batli, Me. sepl4dlw issued weekly parts 20 pages each, introduced as "my sister-in-law, deprived taxes paid 31st are was hailed with the rate of β annum. — ali oî which ready. Price 10 cents per part, a man. ing his oyn infamy and charged at ner cent FOn SALEÏ. como up here in the woods to ketch "IITAJnTED—An experienced Saleswoman in postage tree. Orders will be received, for any, Real Estate Transfers. shouts of Ho was immured, as a GEORGE H. LIBBY. SUMMER BOARD. he add- lhughtor. » » which oi all ihe parts as for a in best licks, Lom," Treasurer and Collector, the cloak department, we are about desired, limited time. Now, put yer for some hours in a cachot as fair a show The transfers of real estate punishment, dtd References. HASKELL & JONES. Cost. "fer I reckon ye stand following sepll opening. words inserted under this head Great Sacrifice. One Half STANDARD COOK BOOK. ed, and with an air of humilia- 1C-1 Forty in have been recorded in emerged deep cents, in advance. as any." this county one week for '-25 cash Whole outfit, horse, carriages, harnesses, This is the btest Cook Book Review. an im- out, contains 320 and a little, tion.—Quarterly wedding rincs. a feAv etc. 'i'he horse is 1200 18G The girl blushed laughed the Registry ot Deeds : All Ladies having hours leisure robes, blankets, pasts, receipts illustrations and is mo been six olJ, stnnns in no wise at the a Thousand Solid Gold Rings, Diamonds. each day should write at once, re- WENTWOfiTH—Having newly ported hackney cab, years κer-ί postpaid to any address or will be deliv- but seemed displeased Gibbs to driven both single or man Cumberland—James D. Fmeralds, Pearls, Opals, Rubles, Moon Stones and home work which easily fitted up'is now opened and has nicely J5-3 hands, constantly eicd to a»y one who calls in person at this of- which the young kind garding pleasant THE Warranted; look of admiration Samuel A. Wentworth. A. M. Bailoy, a well known citizen of Garnets in any of a settiug. Engagement and This is no deception and furnished rooms, single or en suite. Fiist double, perfectly sound and fice. lor 15 cents. If 3 cents is can a Best pays $18 weekly. Ν Y. Horse sshow. took no to disguise. A coquette his wife has for wedding Rings specialty. largest Stoek. will to investigate. class table board in connection. Parties took second prize at the irv.t i τ postage, book is sent return pains Westbrook—William W.Lamb to Louisa Eugene, Oregon, says Lowest Prices. the Jeweler, certainly pay Reply to drive or by and certainly An- Goods. McKENNY, envelope Mrs. S. A. desiring labia bowrd can ba accommodated, nice saddler, haie for lady ride; iiN.il from this office. Otherwise it will be be found in any sphere, with Monument Square. auglOdtf with stamped Stebbinsj live at S. Cousens. years been troubled ohronic diarrhoea Mich. 14-1 li'or terms enquire at the House, No. 146 afraid of nothing; bas jumped ieet, nuiiledfroin oliies of publication in nie Davis could shine in that capacity Lawience, tandem leader; Springfield, Bradford to Ann remedies with relief Spring street. 14-^ four inches: fine nigh Ohio, causing a delay oi several Portland— John Mary and used many little thrpe minutes. days. Carey's camp. action and trot in THE PEOPLES first Bradford. until sho tried Chamberlain's Colic, WANTED—SITUATIONS. SPRING liOUSE-Sicknes* consist of Royal Queen Phaeton ATLAS. Lem went home that night feeling to Robert Carriages Atlas of the Scarboro—Wilbur F. Dresser ot those who engaged several rooms and Ν. V. Combination Surrey, built ο The Peoples world contains near- Tho was evi- Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, which RAYMOND and 140 illustrations rate over his venture. girl Brown. THE 27th ANNUAL FAIR for the season leaves the*e rooms unoccu- order by the best makers; both of '«j5 jv 70 maps with descrtp- and sound and under this head The are struck with his appearance John Charles Carmier to J. has cured her well. Give it a Forty words inserted W'e s^all for remainder of season re- tive matter. pages 11x14 inches. An dently Mary —»- OF In advance. pied. pattern. 01 now THE one week for 25 cents, cash duce our as follows: Lees than one Harness is of tbe best English make, inunense amount statistical matter is given, conversation. It seemed plain sailing Rosborough, $1300. trial and you will be surprised at the price whicn per week §5. In regard made Creyke & O., London. The above }·.. i;.:vmpl·*· list oi would fill this column. to what his E. McDonald et al to weêk, $1 per day; by for the enamored youth get Sebago—George relief it affords. 25 and 50 cent as re- u*ed but three are It is a handy atlas lor ready prompt YOUNG lady desires position gov- to this excellent Spring and pleasant has beer. months, good, reference and a James A. Snaw. Ι'β seen at 1 nee ;ir, ambitious heart most craved—"a girl." teacher iî* family. we are to refer to Portland's as new. Can HENRY TAYLOli'S marwl at the price. this office or sent to bottles for sale here. Landers & Bab- Fanners Glob A erness or private sort, permitted address oO know at first New Gloucester—Fred N. Nevens Cumberland in tbe forenoon, woll known citizens: Judge Symouds, B. Livery stable, Green street. septlTdlw i-ymaii to any cents. Orders by mail "it ain't b -:t to let her and C. B. AT Best of references. Call " Charles P. Holmes. bidge, Druggists, Woodman, THEIR street. 19-1 C. clerk of Prentiss lUled from pub lea lion office in he mused as ho this week at No. 29 Cushman Stone, Esq., courts; Springfield, how I'm si ne'; on her, to Westbrook. A. R. and E. A. Dotan, Ohio. Those desirnu; it by return mail from South Portland—Olive J. Strout Loring, F.O.Bailey, FOR SALËT lo the house. ~ ~ and seam- und many this office must send G cents for climbed tho hill boarding Fannie in dressmaker Fred Hooper, 0. W. Fullain, postage. on I. Willard. Grounds West Cumberland ef I let. stress to wait ο a a lady or any lUfht more. Many places of interest "near famed STEAMER "JOSEPHINE HOEY." "WILD FLOWERS OF "Girl s is qw or critters. Now, Deering—Lucretia F. Cuminings ot als SITUATTON-Good AMERICA. her jajies λ. isAix, duties, reference, R. C. care or MRS. Poland Spring," #c. Send for circular. i -it I tion'fc lreer nothin 'bout, to Alice É. $8900. 25, and This steamer has been overhauled, A series of IB portfolios each six to hat Norton, Sept. 26, 1895. BLACK. 34 Stevens Plains avenue, Address (J. E. SMALL, North Raymond, thoroughly ot containing round uainted and otherwise in nrst class condi- t< en colored plates American a ;* ; hat I licv lot.-i of girls E. Osgood to Charles V. Osgood, of Piano and Me. lo-l We. aug?3dtsep^3 put Wild Flowers. fer :■■·, Lucy Organ, Bradley's Corner, Portland. 43 15 cents each. All tue it will rates and tion: length, ft. ; beam. 10 ft. ; depth. 4 ft.; 1j ice parts are ready. tlir-ii: the she will think $800. Beginners a thorough foundation on the Excursion on Railroads in cloth leather, iiintry given horizontal cone boiler, built in 1888 by Port- } iudiug aud_ with name to me." rudiuiants of music and the patronage of ad- 111 fcl.oO. a more to be good Fairfield's barges from station. Good laudC ompany ; 18 horse power: 7 ft. high,42 ιamj'^d golo. Outline series, 10 pay hi·.··.μ for vanced pupils solicited. Especial attention m ORE CLOCKS parr contains same satisfactorily DIAMONDS. inches diameter; h'.gh pressure single crank cents per figures as col- Thiugr progressed very Pond's given to TesUnic. Memorizing and Sight Bead- Good Dinners. than all the combined. Clocks for but uncolored. was The little ones all know the value of Music, A fine line of Ladies' and Gents' Diamond Rin.es other dealers engine built by Lidback. 9 inch cylinder, 9 inch ored scries, on. Miss Annie gra For are clocks Lem from that ing. terms address, A. MERRILL PRES. in the latest styles of settings. My prices every House, Office, Store or Hall. Alarm stroke. not Extract, in hot weather especially. Ballilng CHARLES best 9oc up. Stock. Best Clocks, Lowest Prices. "Ci cious when Lem considered he was reasonable and every stone of the qiiauty, Largest For full particulars apply to GEORGE 9^ Jt'o Couj'OBis essai y for 1'ond's Ex- 385 Portland, Me, M. w. PEARSON SEC. Jeweler, Monu- McKENNEY. the Jeweler, Monument Square. any too much to pay the children with cold water and Congress St., $10.00 tojboo. McKEN>EY, the HUNT. may26-dtl oi" tise aiiovc. unbending his dignity eodlm ment jnnlldU septSdtf tract is aua beneficial. septlO 19-1 Square. her the attentions which were considered cooling

\ \ STJEAiVIKKS. STEAM Ε BS, Me-In miscellaneous. EAUROADS. 19. oats 71,000 bush; rye RICHMOND, port 18th, sell Abbie Sept. bushjeorn 3,700 bush; York. — Bowker, irom New New 4's reg ®111% bush. STEAMBOAT AND COMMERCIAL SALEM—Ar 17th. sells Weaterloo, Higgins, FREEPORT CO. FINANCIAL New 4'» coup «112% 2 Red at 63c bid; DETROIT—Wheat—No Raritan River; Lygonia, Bangor for Uuited States 2a rei srtVs 1 White at use nominal. Corn—No 2 at 36V4 Whelpley, No New York; Angola, linker, do for do (put in to SEPTEMBER : EXCURSIONS Central Pacific lsts 102 nominale. Oats—No2 White 24% nominale. TRUNK leak in upper works). GRAND Denver & G. 1st 116% stop Sept. 9th will ιβ*ν„ pnrt li. Ct—Ar seh TO DIRECT STEAMSHIP LINE· 77% SOUTH NOKWALK, 17th, Ann, THE flOMMEVCIKG" for Falmouth, Consens'rim Erlei 2d» ( otlon M&rKeti laml 1'ier Hobbius, Bangor. RAILWAY. and =" in the Kansas Pacific Consols 76 Ct—Sid John's, Great Cheliengtie iiustin's of Products Ill1» diy Telecrann.i STAMFORD, 17tli, sell Edna, Kelley, Freeportat 9.26 a ρ,·*°'|,1· Rotations Staple Oreeon Nav. lets From Wednesday and Saturday. Wolfs l'oint and Kansas Pacifie lsts 107% SEPTEMBER 19. 189Ô. Bangor. 1895 Bosfonewy leavo /Î 18th, sells Lottie. Brown, On aad after MONDAY. Sept. 9th, 8.30 p. in. KETUUNING, Free^ôr' 6s 38% NEW YORK—The Cotton market was THOMASTQN—Ar 12.20 I». in. £nr Portland Markets. Northern Paclflo cons to-day Druid, do. WHITE trains will run as follows: From b.2o a. ra. and — New York; Hutehlns, every Wednesday Leading aull, firm and l-l«c up; sales bale·, mid- Philadelphia ,Γ. p. ΒΑΧΕΓEET. Closing Quotations of stocks: Sid, scbs Ringleader. Simmons. Boston ; Henry LEAVE. sepOdtf dling upland» at 8Hc; middling gulf 8 Vac. and Atchison, 1st asst, paid.... 22% Smith, Auanis, Philadelphia; Géorgie Ε, Barton, For Auburn and Lewiston 7.10, S.40 a.m. Saturday. NEW ORLEANS—The Cotton market to-day John. NB. From Central Wliarf, Boston, 3 p. m. From Adams Express 147% St I.10,1.30, Β.1δ p., ra. PRE S U M PS COT PJVEIJ. * was Η Pine Street Wharf. at 3 m. In- murican Express 113% firm; middling 7%c. VINKYAKD HAVEN—Sid 17th, sclis Chas For Gorliamand Berlin Falls and Island Fond, Philadelphia, p, surance the rate of Λ Maine Cotton market Trickey, Mary Snow, John Booth, Julia and MOUNTAINS m. 6.15 m. one-half sailing vessel. Santa JUuria Boston CHARLESTON—The steady; 8.40 a. m.. 1.30 p. p. Steamer Ε V Glover. for the West the Penn. B. H.t ami New fork Stock and Money Market. Central Paclfio 19% 19% middling TA a. Ma.itlia. and For Montreal and Chicago, 8.40 a. in., and 1.30 Freights by 2Π'Λ 19% Ar 18th, sehs Modoe, Perry, Perth Amboy for South connecting lines, forwarded free of Cumberland Mili.i Che·, et Ohio SAVANNAH—Th· Cotton market is steady; ....Every Day from September p. in. by will leave wharf at da'iv (By Telegraph.) J 63 163 ; Kolon. Frye, Port Johnson for Rockport, commission. ior Pleasant Hill i-';iiis Vri Chicago « Alton 7 7-16c. Lynn For Quebec, 1.30 p. m. Included, NKW YORK, 19. 173 Middling Addle Selilaefer, South Amboy ....lOtli to October 12th, the.... #10.00. Konnd Trip SI 8.00. Sundays ο Sept. Chloaco S Alton preferred—173 Mass; Ayhvard, I'uanage Pride's Bridge on arrival cars leaving I'reblo MOBILE—The Cotton market is mid- for Rockland. Sid. sch John ARRIVALS. Meals and room included. at 1% @2 per cent; last loan Chicago. Burlington & Qulncr 86% ;86% quiet; Douglass. at 0.10a.m. and 1.40 p. in Money easy sehs Nettie For or to F. P. street, Portland, Delaware Si Hudson Canal Co.133% 131% dling 7%c. Also ar 18th. Champion, Kendall, and 11.45 freight passage apply WING, time t6 connect with 12.30 and 1% per cent. Prime mer- From Lewiston and Auburn. 8.25 Boston. Returning in 1% per cent, closing Wesilt>7% 166 is New York; Margaret, Robinson, Agent, Centra! Wharf, Portland. Delaware, Lackawana & MEMPHIS—The Cotton market firm; Rockportfor a. 3.10. 5.15 and 5.25 p. m. General 5.30 p. xn. cars for was quoted 48/4(ci51/4 per cent. 17 17 Bangor for New Haven (and both sld 19th). MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD m„ Ε, B. SAMPSON, Treasurer and cantile paper Denver & Kio Grande middliugs 7%c. From Island Pond. Berlin Falls and Gorham, SeptlGdtf 9 8 WASHINGTON—Ar 18th. soh Geo M Adams, Manager, ai) State St., Fiske Building, Boston. Exchange was with actual Erie II.45 a. and m. Sterling weak, 91 — will offer.... m., 5.25 p. Mass. oct22dtf no preferred 23 European Alarlcets. Standlsh, Kennebec. 11.45 a. m„ 5.25 business In bankers bills at 4 88@4 88% for 102 From Chicago and Montreal, Illinois Central 102% STEAMSHIP CO. and 4 for 25 (By Teieerapli.) Foreign Porta. p. m. MAINE 60-day bills 89% (g489% demand; Lake Erie & West 26% m. 149% LONDON,Sept.19,1895.—Consols 1075/sd lor REDUCED RATES From Quebec. 11.45 ». FALMOUTH NEW YORK DIRECT LINE. rates 4 88%f<£4 89% ; Commercial Dills, Lakel8hore NB. Palace Cars on FORËSIDESTEAMBOATCO.," postad I50., money and 107 % (1 for the aooount. Ar at Hillsboro, Sept 16, sch Lena Nel- Pullman Sleeping Night Si Nash 63% 62% on trains. rOKTLAND PI Ε Κ by 60- at 4 87%. Government Bonds Louis son, Rogers. Gloucester. trains and parlor cars day lone Island Sound Daylight—Delightful lays 87%@l· LIVERPOOL. Sept. 10. 1896.—TA Cotton on tickets to in the Sea Maine Central R Ar at Monctou, NB, 16th, sch John Stroup, points TICKET OFFICE NO. 177 MIDDLE and Invigorating Trip. firm. Railroads higher. 12% 12 market is easier American middling 4 9-32d Mexican Central ; ; Richardson, Boston. STREET, AND DEPOT AT FOOT OF INDIA For Diamond Island and Falmouth Manhattan anil Cottnge 101 100% estimated sales bales; speculation and The steamships Bar silver 66%. MichieanCentrallpf 10,000 Cld at St John, NB, 16th, soh Lister, White Mountain STREET. Foreside. Wuarf o;j Tuesdays,Thurs. 8W4 2* export 500 bales. Roy, Region. City leave Franklin Minn & St. L Rockland. L. J. SEARGEANT Geu'1 Manager. at ο p. m. leave Mexican dollars63%. 86% 86 Winter Wheat4s llVid; davsand Saturdays Returning. Minn, tt Louis, pi Quotations 9Vsd@4s Portland. Sept. 9th. 1895, septlO On and after ICtli steamer Madeleine same (lavs at 6p. m. Silver at the Board was neglected. 37% 36 Spring Wheat 4s llVsdiefôs ΟΜια. Sept. Pier38, E. R.. Missouri Spoken. will leave Port and for Diamond Island, 7.00. The steamer Tremont leaves Fraulc- London oar was Centrai. 1J4% 111% Corn 3s 4V2d. to : elegant ▲t to-day silver quoted Now Jersev All stations Portland Hiram Inclusive 11.00 a. m.. 2.10, 4.10, 0.10 p. m. at 6 m, August 26. 6% 6 lat 40 N, Ion 30 lin Wharf p. oz. and Nerthen Pacific common Sept 5, W, barque Donny To Mt. Pleasant, Fabyaus or Twin leave Diamond Island,17.20, 8.45 a. leaves Pier 38, ii. IÎ., Aug. 23 30%d ψ flat. 19% 18% from New York Return, Returning, do do preferred— Doon, Burgess, for Cadiz. Mountain 83.00 MAINE CENTRAL R. R. m. in. JRaliroad Receipts. 103% m.. 1.20, 3.30, 5.25 p. and 28 at ό p. Northwestern 103% OCEAN sTEAHEK MOVEMENT!!. Wliitefteld or Lancaster, 11.00 a. 144 To Jefferson, 3.85 In Effect Sept. 16th, 1895. For Falmouth Foreside, 7.40, m., Each steamer touches at Cottage City, M. V.. rORTLA.NI). Sept. i9 Did 1** Colebrook or W. Northwestern, FKOM FOB To N. Stratford, 2.10, 4.10, 0.10 p. m. in each direction and are due in New Y ork and New York Central 102% 102% 21 3.50 Trains leave Union Foreside. 8.20 by Main»* Central R. R.—J?'or Pori- 16 Palatia New York. .Hamburg. ...Sep Stewartstown Portland, Station, Railway Return, leave Falmouth 6.00, Portland, evening following sailiag day. & St Louis 16 21 THE DAILY PRESS for stations named below and inter- ior New York.Chicago Ems New York, .firemen Sep Tlcket9 limited to ten days from date of sale. Square, a. in., l.oo, 3.10, 5.00 p. m. Fare to New York one way $5.00; round trip anri, 151 ears miscellaneous merchandise; 70 70 mediate as follows: do 1st pfa Mohawk...... New York. .Lonuon Sep 21 points sedtl4dtf Ε. Κ. NOJKTON, Manager. to Cottage City one way §4.00; round cars. PAY80N TUCKER, V. P. & Gen. Man. a. m. For $8.00 ; roads 172 Ohio & Miss ... .New York. 21 7.00 Brunswick, Bath, Rockland, connecting Maasdam .Rotterdam...Sep & A. Ε 61 21 Can be found at the F. Ε. BOOTHBY. G. P. T. Lisbon Falls. trip $7.00. New York & Ν Furnesia New York. .Glasgow Sep always periodica dtoctll Augusta, WatervUle, Skowhegaii, J. 3. COYI.E, Manager Grocer·' Kates. Etruria New York. 21 sep9 Lewiston via Brunswick. General Agent. Retail sugar Old Colon; .Liverpool...,Sep tores J. F. LISCOMB. je2Cdt.f 17% 24 of: 8.30 a. m. For Danville Jo. (Poland Springs) Co. Portland market—cut loaf at 7c;ooniectlone:»5 Ont.l& Western Servia New York. .Liverpool.. .Sep International Steamsiiip Pacific Mail 38% Havel New York. .Bremen Sep 24 John Chlsholm, Λ 09 Congress street. Meohanic Falls, Rumford Falls, Lewiston, "c ; pulverized.—c; powdered, βο; granulated, 173V* 2*7 Livermore Falls. and FOR — Pulman Paiace Westernland .. New York.. Antwerp ... Sep 25 A. B. Merrill, Farmington, Philips. 5c icoflee crushed. 5%c ·, vellow. £5c. " " 20% New York. 25 W. F. Goold. 405 8.45 a. m. For Bridgton, Fabyans, Burling- St. Louis .S'thampton..Sep " " 77% .. 526 Si. Sherbrooke, 1 Bock Island Germanic .... New York.. Liverpool. Sep 25 N. G. Fessenden, ton, Lancaster, Johnsbury, Easfport. Lubso. Calais, StJohu, ΝΛ. Halifax,M. Wholesale Market. 75% 26 504 St. Paul and Cent Portland Minneapolis Boat St. Columbia New York.. Sep W. H. Jewett Montreal, Chicago, Five Paul S'tliampton. Nova Sco- The " " all and all parts of New Brunswick, PORTLAND. Sept. 19. 1895. do pfd 128% Mobile New York.. London Sep 28 I. A. Libbv. 560 and points west. Brot- for Danville Poland tia, Prince Edward Island, and Cap© St.Paul Si Omaha 42% Campania.... New York..Liverpool... Sep 28 F. A. Jeliisou, Θ35 Congres street 11.10 a. m. Express Jc., àinl There continues to be firm feeling on Grain of Water- on. The favorite route to Campobello prfd 11?% Saale New York.. Genoa Sep 28 G. Daflilva. 21!» York street. Spring station, Lewiston, Winthrop. here. Flour is Jilo Lake St, Andrews. Ν. B. all kinds, with Corn 2c higher St Minn. Si Mann 116 Dama New York. .Hamburg. ..Sen 28 J. J. Beardworth. 87 India street. vUle. Moosehead via Foxcroft, Bangor, Paul. Fort 108 .. Middle street. Bar U Id town Houlton, Fairfield Provisions are steady and unchanged. common Circassia New York.. Glasgow ..Sep 28 P. H. Ersklne. 43 Harbor, Fall Arrangement. firmer. Sugar, and via & A. R. R. and St. |.... Teutonic New York. .Liverpool. ..Oct 2 J. W. Peterson, 2 Exchange street Caribou Β. Andrews, further 26c better. firm. TexasûPaciflc 12*^'*■ On and after Sept. 9th, and until Sweet Potatoes Sugar very 16% .Oct 2 H. G. Cor. Commercial and Park St. John and Halifax. 01 ur ! Union Paclflc.new New York... .New York. .So'ampton. Todd, the steamers of this line leave KaU- i'littiollovriuitaie io-aay'e quotation» i, Will MP»» 1.00 va. for Brunswick, Lisbon notice, S. Exoress *7 Aug Victoria...New York. .S'tliampton..Oct 3 Sts. i>. Express Monday ami l'iovisioiis. Produce, etc.: U. Falls. Waterville. Moosehead Lake road Wharf, Portlaud. 9% York.. London .. ..Oct 5 W. A. Golden. 76 street Augusta, Wabash, St. Louis & Pacific.. Massachusetts..New Exchange at 5 m.. fcr Eastport, Lubec STEAMER ELDORADO, Capt.Mn Flour· Gram 23 ...Oct 5 Westman Si 93 and 95 Commercial via Foxcroft, Bangor, Bar Harbor and Oldtown. Friday p. Berry, do prfd Patria New York. .Hamburg. West, and St. John, with the above connections Wheat, 60-ftjS. (a72 street. BUTLER & CO. 1.05 p. m.. For Danville Jc., Poland Springs Western Union 93'/» Trave New York. .Bremen Oct 5 HUTCHINSON, Keturuing—Leave St John, Lubec ana East- will leave the end of Custom House Cora, car.... (α}4ϋ 5 John Hernandez. 125 Commercial street station. Mechanics Falls, Rumford Falls, 00®315 Kichmona & West Point Umbria New York..Liverpool...Oct F. Hutchinson, C, I. B. Butler same days. Peaks' ÎUrM-3 Corn. Dag lota.. (guôO W. A. 145 Commercial street. J. Lewiston, Farmington, Klngfteld, Phillips port Wharf for Jones' Landing, Island, do prid Anchoria Ne w York.. Glasgow Oct 5 Gillis, T. J. Hollivan. tickets issuad and cliecke. m. Night Express, sleeping Cars,for Lin© Amoys 17@2o Pork, long and out, Depots. ob- Ban- 2.15, 4.20, β. 10 p. in. Allan and heavy backs $13 00®$14 00. Arrived. tained of agents on all trains Bath, Lewiston. Augusta, Waterville, Ponce Island, ... 14 a.5 υ Pork, Ige ÇlUsholm Bros,, For [Landing, Long 8.00, Mail Steamers. "•ffioo oossoo Congous WHILE LEATHER gor, Bar Harbor. Bucksport, Vaneeboro, St. Royal lean lends 14 60. of the Main· Central, Grand Trunk and Pert *10.30 a. m.. 2.15 m. 00®»26 Japan... 18@35 Pork, Boston. and all Aroostook p. î?SSlî«22 : do beef V bbL — Steamer Portland. Deerlng. railroads and on Stephens, St. John Formoao Tongues pork, $17 $21 land & Rochester of.agents any For Cnshing'e Island, 6.40, *10.30 a. ra.,4.20 Montreal to Liverpool via Quebec. snurtas*!»00®820 .20@b0 00. Scb Mattle Β Russell, Drlnkwater, New York, trains. County, Halifax and the Provinces, but does Sntrar- Beef, corned, $9 OOaiO of the Boston Costs Us p. 111. coal to A R ban also be found at the more, not run to Belfast, Dexter, Dover and Foxcroft State Xiiiio. Btandara Gran *5'i Shoulders, smoked, Sbi. Wright. The ΓίϊΓΒΗ following RETURN. Λ11«ια l»rï*3S 16 00®$18 001 Addle Charleson, Smith, Wiseasset, to. or beyond Bangor, excepting to Bar Harbor, Kx-flual'tv fill» Shoulders, corned and fresh 8Vac. Sell places out side the city: 9 9 finish for Demerara. Saturday nights. Leave Forest Cify Landing. 6.20, 7.20, 15, Rain. 41 l-l β Hams, large and small, jslOo. loading Auburn—J C. Haskell, m. irranulatea.. 13.55 a. in., Mt. Desert special, for *11.45 a. m., 3.30, 5.00, 6.25 p. Service. Γΐ,Βω>ϊ«16θ' Bacon, 10®10V3C. Seh Sultana, Wallace. Ashdale. Augusta—J. F. Pierce, midnight, New York and Glasgow kSVs 76c«1 00; Extra C... *Vi Mt Desert. GIOTH Rockland, Waterville, Leave Trefethen's. 6.00, 7.05, 9.00, *11.30 a. salt and briskets, 7Vic. Sch C Β Harrington, Morton, Bath—John 0. Shaw. Brunswick, Augusta, From Montreal. From New York. 100S120! Seeds. Pork, and Bar Harbor, connecting at Rock- ni., 3.15 4.45, 6.45 p. πι. | M*lSu®s. Ribs, fresh. 8ch Emma C Berry. Davis, Cushing. Berlin Falls, N. H.—C. S. Clark. Bangor Red Top—re- lO^c. land and Saturday morn- Leave Little Diamond, 6.10, 7.15, 9.10, Numidian 14 I State of .Nebraska 11 9Vic. Sch Alwilda Morse. Sproul. Bootlibay. Biddeford—A. M. Burnham. Costs Us Less, Wednesday, Sept. Sept. trednoe. cleaned.... 16V4@17 Sausage, " with steamer Frank Jmme for Castine, *11.40 a. 3.25. 4.35, 6.35 p. m. Sardinian 21 i 8V4c. Sch H S Barnes, Haskell, Boston. W. T. Bardsley, ings m., Sept. goou. !&12Vi Sausage meat, Bar and all on Leave Great Diamond, 6.05, 7.10, 9.05. Sch Willie G, Blaisdell, New Harbor, herring W. Ingalls. So that lor ladles Harbor, Macuiasport landings Saurentlan Sept. 28 | Ttinotny... «5% ice 20 Lard, tes, «%c;pall, 7%l>@7T4c; U.DlA(B9%. Bridgton—A. 35 a. 4.40. 6.40 m. «'S» to Ε G Willard. Brunswick—F. P. Slmw. CliOTII route. *11 m.. 3.20, p. Parisian Oct. 5 | iciovor —10 'ά, J 3 Va c Beef steers. Leave Ponce's Landing, Long Island, 8.45, 3 Sch Sunbeam, Wiseasset for Boston. who SUNDAY TRAINS. Cabin passage, Montreal service, ®50 and up- 1 86«1 90 rmliioui, Beef, fresh, hind's, fl@12c; fores, £5 tac, Elizabeth—Dyer & Jose. prefer—and *11.15 a. m., 3.00 m. Npïîb£l» Sch Wide Awake, fishiug. Cape p. wards. Return, isioo and upwards. Second ïoreienaol86«s2 00 Forlt— Lambs, spring, 7@8c ψ lb. Cumberland Mills—H. G. Starr. 7.20 a. m.t paper train for Brunswick .Au- 11.50 a.m., do TOP Leave Oushing's Island, 7.25, at lowest rate. clear.. 13 75«1400 Hogs, dressed, city, 6Vie ψ lb: country, 5'4c. Cleared. Lewis. a great many gusta, Waterville and Bangor. cabin, $30, Steerage Camden—Fred 5.05 p. m. to S65. bacKs... 13 76®14 00 Chickens, Northern, broilers, ψ lb. 14@16c. J. H. Gould. I.00p. m. For Brunswick. Lisbon Falli, Glasgow and Mew York service, 845 " No 2. «13 00 Fowls, North'n, fresh. I2gl4c; Western, ice York—J Β L. Brown. Lewiston, Bath, Augusta, Waterville, Bangor, SUNDAY TIME TABLE. Keturn, S83 to Siao. Steamship Manhattan, Bragg, New Cornish—E. round tickets can •nortcuil3 7fi@14 00 packed llVsc. Deering—N. J. Scanlon. BOOTS, and Bar Harbor. For Forest and Trefethen's Landing, Passengers holding trip go Coyle. City en- II.00 in., Nieht Express with via one route and return by the other, thus Geese. North'n, nom.; Western, 0®00. Sch of the West, Dyer, Franklin, Paris Dnmariscotta—E. W. Dunbar. p. sleeping Peak's Island. Little and Great Diamond Queen We can now give a better ears the maguificent scenery oi the St. Law- Beei.fam. 9 50ΛΒ10 00 Ducks. North'n. West, 00@00c. Co. Fairfleldr-E. H. Evans. for all points. Islands, 9.00, 10.30 a. m., 2.15. 4.20 p. m. joying issazns Flouring a. Desert l'or Rock- rence and the shortest ocean passage. iced 12.55 Mt. a. ° plate. ■. 1000*10 50 Turkeys, Western 12@18c. F Cuslimau, Ashville—J H Farmington—H. P. White & Co. Cloth Top Boot for the ill., special For Ponce's Landing, Long Island, 10.30 Sch Mary Bragdon, and Bar Harbor Glasgow to Buston direct via Galway and bbio 1S6 ex-plate 11 00811 60 PBODUCB. W. Mitchell. than ever and, Bangor m., 2.15, 4.20 p. m. Native, 00® Blake. Freeport—A. price before. steerage:, 815; intermediate BnelessViblOOae New Harbor—J C. Frye. ARRIVALS IN PORTLAND. For Island. 10.30 a. m.. 4.20 p. m. Derry: Prepaid Sch Clara & Mabel, Lecman, Fryeburg—A. see our No. 105 Cushing's to H. &. A. ALLAN. Montreal Lara. tbs. corns V« 4» 5% Butter, cream.best.at 21®23c;other,I8®20c, T, Whitmore. Ask to C. W. 'Γ. GODIN'G, General Manager. US25. Apply SFsaauj— best. H Blake. Fryebnrg—J. From Sebago Lake and Cumberland Mills or or AUSTIN BALDWIN & CO., 53 Butter, dairy, 18@19c. — Kussell Bros. Cloth * weather. Boston, tubs, pure 7Va®7% Simmons, Friendship J H Gardiner— Top. a. m. Montreal and 8.25 a. Not run in stormy or fougy Jgs Butter, crmy.imtt,!· 18; ladle, UStltV». Sch Railroad, W. Fifleld. 7.50 ; Bridgton m.; dtf Broadway, Ν. Y., or to UEO. II. STARR, or tcs.comp'na 5V*Si6Va Blake. Green's Landing—8. Lewiston and Mechanics Falls 8.30 a. in. ; sept 12 Cheese, Northern, new do SVtStSVi ; Wet, new, J. Lermond. 'Γ. P. McGOWAN Portland. may9dtf *PP tlerces.pure 7Ve®7!/« Sch Commerce, Orcntt, So Brooksville—J H Gotham—L. Wf.terville and Augusta, 8.35 a. m. ; 6 7s/4.@8c. N. H.—S. M. Leavltt Si Son. New 2 0003 25! palls,compd me% Blake. Farmington, Rum- 8Ve(®8»/e Eggs,Ihemierv. choice.22®24: East 18. H. Otis. Kingfleld, Phillips, Fair te eno° pails, pure Kennebunk—J. ford Falls, Lewiston, 11.40 a. m. ; RAILROADS. ♦ 9V«S8«i Eggs. Mich. 16e ; other Western 15^J Vic. SAILED—Sch Mabel Hall. E. Miller. » Coi tT»p *». 8^90 puroll Kennebunkport—C. SHOE GO. 11.60 a. n>.: Steamboat l7S§*e' Beans, 70321 SO;mediums, 1 65®1 75. PALMER Skowhegan find Lewiston Harpswell ... .10 pea.l Falls—C. Newman. Hams ialOVii 85. Livermore dlw aud 12.05 (Sundays Beans, yei. eye·, 2 00@2 16;red kid.l 6031 & seul* Mattawamkeag Bangor aocoy'rall FROM OCR CORRESPONDENT. Lewlston—Chandler Winship. 12.10) p.m.; St. Lancas- Sept. 16, 1895, Steamers will «««rrft·™ Oil. Beans foreiim, 1 66@1 76. Bros. Quebec, Johnsbury, Beginning: Orani··· Long Island—Hughey ter and 12.15 p. m. ; Express Bar & Worcester Line Leave Portland Pier, Portland, _n Λ fir ts Hay. New York and Can, fancy, $18 OOgie 00. A. Grant. Bridgton Portland Kerosenel20 i)Vi WISCASSET, Sept. 18-SId 17th, sch Mary Β Limerick—S. Harbor, Greenville, Bangor, Aug us la 1.20 p. as follows: 10V4 Fair to good $f10 00®$17c;lower grades $11 Mechanic Falls—Merrill & ïeia oiiSSSoo Lisroma Brown, Bangor ; 18th. sch Addie Char- Denning. m. ; Lancaster, Fabyans, Bartlett, No. Conway, and CHEBEAGUE 0 Centennial lOVi @$15. Rogers. Stratford. Ν. H.—J. C. Hucmins. For LONG, CLIFF ôo 7143. 00®0 00 leson, Smith, Portland, to complete cargo for North Fryebure, Sebago Lake 4.55p. m. ; Skowhegan, BAILEE'S and ·-3 60 Pratt's Asual ..12V* Straw, rve, $12<8*18; oat. $71Λ<»$8Ά. P. Stone. ISLANDS, HARPSWELL, Messina. 00(83 Demerara. Norway—F. Waterville, Rockland 5 25 p. m. ; St, in. Devoe's brilliant 1 2Vi Potatoes,Aroostook Co.'Hebrons 48@50c bush. A. O. Co. ORB'S ISLANDS. 9.30 a. m„ 4.00p. schs Ethel Mer- Noyes John, Bar Harbor, Caribou and Moosehead Leave ORR'S In hall bbls lc extra Potatoes, Ν Y Hebron» 46. ROCKPORT, Sept 19-Sld. Old & t RETURN FOR PORTLAND. Nearpy.· ■"···· Green- Orchard—Fogg bby. Lake via Β. & Α., Bangor 5.35 p. ni. ; Range ley, & ROCHESTER R. R. Lv. HARPS- 1 i do Hose ts45. rlam, Merriam, Boston; Annie Wilder, K.Mlllett. PORTLAND ISLAND, 6.00 a. in.. 1.00 p. m. Kasteruext. 1Μ2@® Ralelne, Ricnmond—A. Rumford Falls, Lewiston 6.45 6.35 R new cholec if $2 00®2 25. Leona, Lane, do; Sarah Hill, Blake, do. Farmington, p. WELL. calling at intermediate landings, Fresh Western.; <2^8 ;Muscatel.5o lb bxs3@is Apples, bbl, law, do; Kumford Falls—H. L. Elliott and Montreal and all White ·' ·< in.; Chicago a. 1.35 m. Arrive Portland, 8.30 a. in., (Sn'wMi· London lay'rl $2@2 25 Apples, No 2 at $1 25®l 6U. SACO. Sept 19—Ar, schs Thos Winsmore. -C. A. Clifford. FOOT STREET. m„ p. Mountain points. 7.45 p. m. ; Mattawamkeag, STATION m. ijndara iayr .0 eu Nellie St John, NB; J D 0F_PHEBLE 3.30 p. Lreamerv.fncy Philadelphia; Lamper. Keeklind—Dunn & Carr. Bar Harbor, Rockland 1.40 a. m. : express SUNDAYS. .. 0 Market. " On and after ffODâay. «lune 30, 1895, Valencia. @0 Chicago Live Stock Lord, east; J A Gray, Boston. A. J. Huston. Halifax. Bt. John. Vaneeboro, Bar Harbor, Goal. trains will Leave Portland: PORTLAND lor HARPSWELL and in ChoiceeiltMe«^r»t.l||20 ...ι*»»*· I (By Telegraph) Santtrd—F. H. Wlngate. Waterville and Augusta, 3.60 a. m. Passenger Lv. ICMjhçrîand.4 U0@4 SO For Worcester, Clinton, Ayer Junction, termediate 10.00, a. m., 2.00 p. m. Memoranda, Skowhegan—Bixby & Buck. V. P. & G. M. landings, ®5 2i OHrCAGO. Sept. 19. 1896.—The Cattle mark- PAÏSON TUCKER, NaMûa, Windham and Epping at 7.30 a. Return from 1.00 and Ô.30 p. m. IChesfout.... wreck- South Portland—J. F. Merriman. BOOT H G. P. & T. A. Harpswell, Franxiln... 7 25 et—receipts 13,000 ; steady, except for heavy ; New Bedford, Sept 18—TheCuttyliunk F. E. BY, m. and 12.30 p. in. excursions 22 miles down the bay. 90 stocker» of the sch Ada S I South Windham—J, W. Head. Daily Lehln.. m 25 common to extra steers at 5 60@5 ; ers have the wreck Portland, Sept. 10, 1895. For Manchester,, Concord, and points North 6oc. excur- SSrr.'.iufcS» 65 purchased South Paris—A. D. Sturtevant, Rouuc trip tickets, only Sundays, and feeders 2 60 g3 60; cows and bulls at 1 60 on Sow and Pigs Reef, and are stripping Jel8 7.30 a. ra. and 12.30 m. 25c. Allen, 1 A. SUurtleff. dtf_ at p. sions to Harpswell 35c, other landings calves at —; Texans 2 00@3 76; Wes- 8outh Paris—F. Alfred, Water·, Grain Quotations. @3 60; the vessel. Waterboro—G. C. Downs, For Rochester, Springvale. ISAIAH DANIELS, Gen'l Manager. 2 26U4 80. South at 7.30 a. m. 12.30 and tern rangeis B. KendrlcKs & Co. boro and Saco River je22dtf CBIflCAO BOARD OF TtftA/ltt, 22,000; firm: heavy packing Domestic Porta· Saoo—Η. 6.30 p. m. Hogs—Receipts " B. L. Preble. and lots 4 00@4 65 ; common to choice & Rumford Falls Gorham at 7.30 and 9.45 a. 12.3(\ Wednesday's quotations. shipping Ebenezer Bristol—N. W. Portland R'y, For at 3 60 : choice assorted at 4 4631 NEW YORK—Ar 18th, schs Hag- South Gamage. and 6.20 m. mixed 85@4 Walsh. In Effect June 24, 1835. 3.00, 5.30, p. WHEAT. 4 3 8034 66; pigs at 2 26@4 60. gett. Poole. Brunswick. Ga: Douglass Haynes, Thomaston—E. Cumberland Mills, Wes»- 60; light B. VinaL For Wentbrook, Sept. May. I steady to strong; in- Augusta; John Bracewell, Sullivan.· Vina! Haven—A. DEPARTURES. brook Junction and Woodford's at 7.30, .fSSSifil Sheep—receipts 12,000; Haskell, Black Waldoboro—Geo.- Biles. WE GOT ΈΜ 58 to at 60 .lambs 3 Ου® 4 96. Ar 10th, brig M C Wingfleld, a. 12.3a 3.00, 5.3t>, and Opening ferior choice 60®3 Aux 1 D. 9.45 m.. Ja; sells Elizabeth. Hatfield Cayea; Watei ville—W. Spaldlnj. Glasses that will fit you. 8.30 a. M.S 1.05 P.M. From Union Station Closing 59% 63-Vi River, B. 6.20 p. ra. J Β Hoklen. Haskell, Jacksonville. Westbrook—W. Boothby. Mechanic Falls, Can- m. Portland connects CO»'. Domestic Martctes. In gold frames, for Poland, Bucklield, The 12.30 p. train from Sid, str Pentoget. Eastport: ship Slntram. Winthrop—F. S., Jjickson. Dixfleid and Rumford Falls. with "Hoosae Tunnel Sent. May. Teleeranh.ï Sullivan. & " silver frames, ton, ftt Ayer Junction iBy Australia; sch Sarah Wood, Woodtords—Chapman Wyman. 8.30 a. 1.05 and 5J0p. m, From Union for the West and at Union Station, Opening 32Vi 29% I Sydney. th ville—G. Howard " m„ Route" SEPTEMBER 19,1895. BOSTON—Ar 18tli, schs Arlosto, Elwell, Yarmou Humphrey. steel frames, Station for Poland Springs, Poland ani Worcester, for Providence and New York, Closing·.. 33»'» 20% — having difflcultv in obtlnin " NEW YORK—The b'lour maricot receiDts Rockland; S H Sawyer, Kellev. Jonesport. Persons any fact the finest line of Mechanic Falls. via "Providence Line," for Νorwlch and TnursaaV auotatsions. Arecibo, at of these will confer 20,021 packages ; exports 3870 bbls and 9,440 Ar 19th, brig Ethel, Love, PR; papers any places ifavj; will find in Saturdays only train leaving Portland 5.10 p. New York, via "Norwich Lime" with Boston from liath; sell Nellie the matter at once to this o(Bc° glasses you WHEAL sacks: sales 9,300 packages; steady; moderate Also ar, ram Katahdlu, by reporting m. connects with train on P. & R. F. R'y run- & Albany R. R. for the West, and with the ville; C R R No 7 of Portland and we fit demand. Grant. Dodge. Eddy barge ning through to Rumford Falls. New York All Rail via "Spr ngfield." FALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT. Sept May. Port Johnson for Portland. riour quotations—low extras at 2 16®2 50; New Jersey, from them Stages connect at Poland Springs Station for Trains arrive at Portland from Worcester Line, SRndavs Excepted. opening 69*4 63 Ve Walton. NS; Sarah Daily eitv mills extra at 3 86/34 10; city mills patents Cld, scchs Mary Ε Fennel), Poland Springs, and at Rumford Falls for An- D. m. irom Rochester at B.3U a. m., THE NEW STEAMERS Closing.., 68'/» 03is Lewis Κ FREE OF CHARCE St 1.30 ; AND PALATIAL· 4 10&4 35: winter wneat low erartes at 2 15Φ Η Blaisdell. Ellsworth; Cottingham, dover and Kangeley Lakes. I.30 and 6.48 p. m. ; from Gorliam BAY STATE AND PORTLAND. COBN. ο κλ ot ο nn.;»>3 Vf) natenta at 3 SO Hurricane Island and Philadelphia. BUY a. no matter what your at 6.40, 8.30 and 10.Su m., 1.80, alternately leave Franklin Wharf, Portland, C"J .-u- B" Pennnll Wu.lt.nn \"S· ,Ταα coaches between Union Sep. May. Minnesota clear 2 GO®2 80: straifhts Through passenger 4.16,UanEXTER,, L. L. LINCOLN, Boston 8s, Maine R. ft. bush; exports 10G.581 bush: sales 80,000 bus: APALACHICOLA Superintendent, J. F. LISCOMB, Gen. Agt. -.tock TJit. Galveston; Charlotte! FeblOdtf Rumford Falls. Mains Portland Daily Free· dull, fi mer and closed easier; No 2 Hed Chase, McKown, Sibley, Stationery 1895. opened 561 St. In Effect September 4, afloat at— Foster, do. Congress Corrected by Swan & Babbett, Bankers and store and elev at 63c; ;fob(!3% -- Maine. I 64c. ASTORIA, Ore—Ar 18th, ship Indiana, Colley, AND : Portland, STEAMER Brokers, 18β Middle street. @64 Vac : 'No I Northern Corn—receipts dtf WESTERN DIVISION. "SOKOKIS." 219,693 sales 39,- Philadelphia. a»g22 Railroad Co STOCKS. l'J8,S00 busli: exports bush; Wiscassei&Quebec leave Portland. Union Station, (or Time Table. No 2 at eiev, BANGOR—Ar 18th, scln Henry Whitney, Trains 000 bush: dull and lirm; 40@40V4 10.00 a. m.. 5.15,6.20, p. Description. Par Value. Bid. Asked 108,00(1 bush: ex- Sellers. New York; Paul8eavey, Getchell, do; Read down. Read up. Scarboro Crossing, On and after May 30, 1895, Steamer SokokiS 41 Vi afloat. Oat»—receipts Beach, Pine Point, 7.00,10.00 canal National Bank 100 118 120 sales 69,000 bush; dull and Isaac Orbeton, Trim, Philadelphia; Bertha JAMES L. m. ; Scarboro will run until further notice, as follows: ports 131 bush; RICE, Grocer, No. 3 No. 51 Iu effect July 34, '051 No. 21 No. 4 d. ra. ; Old Orchard National Bank 08 100 102 do 29V* :No 2 Chica- Warner, do; Henry Crosby, Atwood. do, j a. m., 3.30. 5.15, 6.20, Leave Bridge street, Westbrook, at 10 a, m., C'asco firmer ;No« at 25c: White M. P. M. A. M. P. M. Bank.. 40 38 39 Emilia (Xtal), Messina; Λ. I I Beach, 4.05, 7.00. 8.40 10.00 a. m.. 12.20, 2.00 and 3.30 p. ni. umberland National 26'λ : No 3 at 24Vic; do Whit· Mixed Bid. barque Trapani. Supplies Jet. & Portland go 27c; 100 98 100 Norombega, Congress Sts., 3.30. 6.15. G.05, 6.20 p. ni. Bidde- leave Falls at 11a.m., Chapman National Bank Western at 25®27c: do White and White State schsR&T Hargraves, Norfolk; j 9.25 Lv... Wiscasset....Ar 8.551 2.48 II.45, Returning, Mallison Bank 100 100 102 New York; Franklin Nii-kerson. do; Mary Wil — OF — : Lv. .Ar ford. 7.00, 8.40. 10.00 a. ill., 12.20,3.30, 2.45 and 4.30 p. m. First National at 27ÎÇ33C, Beef firm ; beef hams easy ; tierced SAYS ..fSheepscot. Kenne- 75 113 114 Julia Boston. Ar 5.15, 6.20, p. m. ; Saco, Arrive at Westbrook in lime to connect with Merchants'National Bank.. beef firm: moderato demand: cut meats strong- ley. Portsmouth; Baker, Lv..tAlna Centre. Bank.... 100 100 102 BALTIMORE—Ar barque Vldette, Tuii- Ar bunk, 7.00, 8.40, 10.00 a. m., 12.20. 3.30, the 12. 3.30 and 5.30 electric cars for Portland- Ν atlonal Traders' er with fair demand : pickled bellies 12tbs 6 Va ; 18th, I think National Cash Lv.....,tAlna 100 102 104 my 8.20 6.05, 6.20 p. ra. ; Kennebunkport, 7.00, Be sure and take 9.10 1.10 or 2.40 Portland National Bank.... do at 5V» ; do hams at 8 Valette; raid nell, Bath. 10.00 4.321 Lv...Head Tide· Ar 2.13 5.15, the a. m., shoulders York. bought of all 10.00 a. 12.20,3.30,6.05, 6.20 p. of Treble St. Co s.10(> 110 112 sell Chas Ε Dinsmore, New Register you, you IS 4.52 Lv. .. Whitetield...Ar 8.01 1.55 8.40, m., electric cars from Portland, head Portland Trust dies nominal ; Lard quiet and higher: Western Cld, Balcli, 10. 5.15 50 85 90 herald of the Morn-1 claim for and am WelU Beach, 7.00, 8.40 a. m.. 3.30, J. Portland Gas Company steam closed 6 30 nominal; city at 6 06;reflned BATH-Sld 18th, schs it, well Lv... tPreble's....Ar m.; 11. lIEZELTOKi'rop. 118 120 North Berwick, Dover, 4.05, 7.00, Portland Railroad CompanylOO Continent 6 60; H A >'< 90: compound at ing. New York; Sunbeam, Boston. Stevens & Jones Go. pleased with the system. 10.36 5.12 Lv.No. Whitefield.Ar 7.43 3.37 p.m.; junelStf quiet: fill a. in.. 12.20. 3.30, 5.15. 6.05 p. ni. ; Portlaua Water Co 100 luo 105 Provisions—Pork is dull and steady; Passed down 18th, schs Mary F Godfrey, 10.53 5.31 i Lv..Cooper's Mllls..Ar 7.25 1.19 8.40 4«/8®Bo. for Priscilla. Scribuer, sep9 eod-ro,w,f-tf Somersworth, 4.05. 7.00, 8.40 a. m., 12.20, in demand Gardiner Philadelphia; __ Lv.. Maxy'e Mills.. Ar BONDS mess at .Ç10@i0 25. Butter—fancy Kelley, Ul.; Roohestor. Partington, from Dresden for do; Wesley M Oler, 5.40 Lv — Windsor —Ar 7.08 1.02 3.13, 5.15, p. 103 I and firmer, unchanged: State dairy at 12® 19c; 11,10 a. m.. 12.20, Portland and Steamboat Go. Portland City 6s. 1897 V» 104 from Pittston for Frank 'Γ Stlnson, 0.081 Lv..Weeks' Mills..Ar G.50 12.44 Alton Bay, Wolfboro. 8.40 Boothbay 12υ do crm 201/3'<£21 ; Western dairy at 9Vs(i£13c: Washington; 11.28 Island Portland 0s. 1907...... : 123 3.30 P. m.: Wolfboro, Long do factory at Hodgdon. from Dresden for Baltimore. R. H. LvfNewall's Corner Ar crm 8gil2Vac; Elglns JORDA jujm & XV* do ADAMS ukuuik 13tt21c; GO., Alton FALL A VU*—Xoaa ANDERSON, (via roniaiiu *S. Ν White, — Harbor, Bay ARRANGEMENTS. is firm; BEVERLY—Ar 17th, seh Bertram N, 11.48 G.30 Ar — Palermo. Lv ! 6.30 12.25 Center 188». Ε R. aid 106 108 31c. Cheese in liKht supply; fancy SUCCESSORS TO 8.40 a. in., 12.20 Bangor es, at from a coal and steamer,) State at 5vs@7?'«c; do fancy 7(5>7%c; port. on or notice to Conductor. Hangor 6s. 1906, Water 116 118 large sell Sarah Hunter, FALUEB. ANDKKSON Λ CO., end 104 (t) Stops signal m. Wor«ester (via Somersworth c. Petroleum moderately ac- BOOTHBAY—Ar 17th, Exchange St., p. Paih «s.1898. Κ. B. ala 104 xor, do small 6®8V* ROLLINS & J. P. TUCKER, Supt. and Rochester,) 7.00 a. m. { Manchester, After 1 bid. Coffee—Rio dull.steady. Eatouville, NS. ADAMS, Monday, Sept. 8, Municipal. 100 102 tive: united 23 James Β Jor- RICHARD T. RUNDLETT, Gen'l Mgr. Rockingham Junction, 7.00 a. Bath 6β. 1897, flrm.fairiy active, Sid. schs Lizzie, Flyaway, and £> Τ ΑΤΈ AGEMtT. Concord (Via 1907. Municipal 100 103 Sugrar—raw quiet.firm;refmed may!8 /2«3 li-lf,o: No 13 at 3V4C; nies: Arrive in Boston. tl0.15 a. Will leave East Monday at C alais 4s. 1801—1911 Refunding.. ton. t6.05 p. m. 17.30, Boothbay .7.15 108 at 4S4Vic : Mould A at 4 9-16®48/ic : standard WM. e* m. Leave a. m. for at So. Bristol, Lewiston 6s. 1901. Municipal 110 18th, schs Emily, HARTFORD, of Hartford M. MARKS, DEATH m. tl2.55, §4.14. 7.30. 19.31 p. Portland, touching A 4 Vac ; Confectioner»~A 4 3-16g4^« ; ELLSWORTH—Ar Lamp- SUDDEN Heron Harbor and lewiston 4s. 1913. Municipal 102 104 6-16®4 Jones, New York. Boston for Portland, 7.30, 8.00. 8.30 a. in., Island, Boothbay Squirrel loaf and crushed at 4 16-16®6Va : powdered son. Boston; Adam Bowlby. ROYAL, of England Island. Saco4s. 1901. Municipal 100 loi cut Whitney, Woodward, 1.00, 4.15, 6.01 p. m. 4 at 4 5-lG645/ac; Sid, seh Henrietta A of New York leave "7a. m. for Maine Central R. R. 7».1898.1st. mtgl06 108 at 9-16®4=/*c; granulated CONTINENTAL, SUNDAY TRAINS. Tuesday, Portland at 6.45 13€ Cubes 4 9-1β®444ο. Bondout. Hartford Pemaquid. at Squirrel Island, cons. nugl34 — PHŒNIX, of Touching 7s. 1912, FERNaNDINA Ar 18th, barque Emlta, Card 4.05 a. in. Boston and Bristol to more Boston, express, Boothbav So. ••4Vis 104 106 Freight* Liverpool—grn active,firm. Book, For Harbor, Heroi?. Island, Nash. New York. FIRE of Philadelphia 5.30 m. Arrive " " extens'nloo 108 market was ASSOCIATION, way stations, 12.55, p. and East Boothbay. 1900, CHICAGO—The Flour to-day A Bartlett, Sproul. — "g6s, Sid 18th, sell Gertrude PENNSYLVANIA, of Philadelphia AND 7.30 a. m., 5.20,9.58 p.m. Leave 6 a. in. tor "4MiS. 1905, Sk{i Fd10l 102 only moderately actue : steady at yesterday's in Boston, Wednesday, leave Pemaouid at Santa Cruz. Hartford Boston for Portland. 3.45 a. Ul. Portland and above J.eeds & Karmington Κ. K. 6s. i896.101 102 advanec. Wheat—No 2 Spring at 6s«/»5sivsic: 118th, schs Leora M NATIONAL, of landings, GARDINER—In port EASTERN DIVISION leave a. m. for Portland & 1900. 1st mtgl06 108 No 2 Bed 58%@5DV«c. Corn—No 2 at 33',ί® Francis L Godfrey, FRANKLIN, of Philadelphia Thursday, Portland at 6.45 Ogd'g g6s, from New ïork; From Union Station for Cape Elizabeth, Harbor. at Portland Water Co's 6s, 1899 104 106 34c. Oats—No 2 at 20@20V4c: No 2 Bye at Tliurlow, Bootlibay Touching Squirrel SCOTTISH UNION & NATIONAL, a. m. ; Biddeford, Newburyport, Islahd. Portland Water Co's 4s. 1927 100 102 38c nominal. No 2 Barley at 4Sc. Nol Flax- Bass River 18th, sell Wm JOB ÎÎ8.45 at of Salem. Lynn, 2.00. 9 00 a. m., leave at 9 a. m. 96 Provisions—mess at lrHYANNIS-Ar and England PRINTER, Amesbury, Friday, Boothbay Harbor seed at a;95Vic. pork Baltimore, sailed. Β Herrick. Dresden, for rUÏNTURS' EXCHANGE, kun^SSo*Si 12.30, 6,00 p. m. ; Portsmouth, Boston, t2.00, for Portland. Island. rib & of at Boston to ο le Market· 8 2551,8 37'A.I.ard 5 90.46 92 Vî jsliort sides 10th, seh Harvest Home, LONDON LANCASHIRE, England Ar- Touching Squirrel NEW LONDON—Ar a. in.; §12.30, tl.45, 16.00 p.m. Saturday, leave Portland at 6.45 a. m. fo* at at 6 20 cl!> 30. Dry salted meats—shoulders PALATINE, of England The best most and t9.00 The following were to-day's quotations o£ Raritan River for Boston. •7 I-» wearing, stylish, arrive in Boston, 5.58 a. m., 12.55. 4.10, 4.40, East at Island, atr> 50®d G2Vs : short clear sides 6 62Vi®6 76. 18th, sells Pick- Exchange St„ Portland. Boothbay. Touching Squirrel stocks in Boston: PHILADELPHIA—Ar Major ORIENT, of Hartford the value of any $3.00 Men's in. Leave Boston for Portland, 7.30, Heron Bristol. 6,6u0 bbls: wheat. 160.400 W R greatest 9.25 p. Boothbay, Island and So. Moxicau Central 68V« Beceipts—Flour, ands, Boston; James Bigelow, Gardiner; of England on the continent. 9.00 a. III., 12.30, 7.00, 9.30 p. m. manager. aush: corn. 246,000 bush:oaLs. 102.OOu bush: IMPERIAL, Shoes ALFKED BACK, Atchison. ToDefca & Stanta Fe Κ 22 Va F Pettlgrew, Portland, SUNDAY TRAINS. augSldtf | rye. 1300 busli barley. 101,000 bush. 17th, ship Gov NORTHERN, of England Best calfskin, dongola tops, solid Boston 6i MaiueJ R 176 Delaware Breakwater—Sid FINE JOB PRINTING A SPECIALTY. Biddeford, Portsmouth. Newbury- Shipments—Flour 8.600 bbls: wheat 16,700 llollo for Philadelphia. UNION of England leather soles, with all the popular toes, For <10 pfo Robie. from ASSURANCE, co&U or Boston, 2.00 a. in., bush: corn. 108,000 bush; oats 161,000 bush- down 17th, str Lancas- All orders by telepheuo promptly At I Lewis' port, Salem, Lynn, §13.30 MAIJKJË COAST NAVIGATION CI). Maine Central Reedy Island—Passed ROCHESTER of Rochester lasts and fastenings, and Cork in 5.58 a. in., 4-!.12 p. 1200 busli: barley 14,000 bush. for Portland ; schs Eliot GERMAN, •taded to. aoTlieodtf p. ni. Arrive Boston, New York ana New fineland κ rye. ter from Philadelphia of Boston Soles. for Portland, *9.00 a. m., for Amesbury; Theresa AMERICAN, Filled m. Leave Boston Union Pacific 15% ST. LOUIS—The Flour market to-day was i. Dow, Philadelphia | for Saco. MERCHANTS, of Providence Each contains a Acci- 7.00, 9.30 p. in. Bell 200 unchanged; patents at 3 05®3 16; extra fancv Wolf Philadelphia pair paid-up New American sell tConnects witix Kail Lines for York, STEAMER"SALACSA. common 2 76: choice at 2 18tli, Hope Haynes, EMPLOYERS' of England dent Insurance Policy for $100, good for American Sucar. 107% 2 80®2 90; fancy G6®2 : 0 a. PROVIDENCE—Ar LIABILITY, Soutb and West. On anil ; ridnv, 59c. \ork STORAGE WÂREHÔÙSEST Wednesday, TliursdAy Wheat lower New Sugar, pfd 100V% I 2 60. Sep Corn—Sept higli- LLOYDS PLATE «LASS, of 90 with Sound Lines for New York. 11) iiar- oats 18th, sells Florence. Mitch- days. ^Connects Sept. is. »iid*20, will leave Boothbay Mass., pfd 57 V2 er; others lower; Sept 32Vi. higher Sept ^ROCKLAND—Ar this sho-.v- Insurance » Western Division from Ν or tn Berwick Sun- ■t for New York; Chamberlain, With representation of companies, Wear Lewis'Accident Shoes bor at 7.30 a. ni. Ketuniiuir, leave Porllait' do common 3 8Va 19Vic. Provisions—Pork, standard mess's 75. ell Bangor Cyrus in the of over For of J W Fait, Port ing Assets UNITED 8TATl*-f> storage Goods, wiU w>»er The days only. 2.30 p. ni. both ways at Popliaiu Mexican Central 12V* steam at 5 76. Bacon—shoulders Hart New York; George. insur- once and you change. at Scarboro with Landiui; Lard—prime Brewer, Nutt. Boston; Annie. $65,000,000, our facilities tor handling ^Connects Crossing Beach ou Wednesday 8aco & Portsmouth R 6 --4 ; short ribs 6Va ; clear ribs at 6"» Sid', schs Mary our custom Wares and Merchandise. insurance for "full measure." via i3ivision. Portland. 140VÂ | 6: longs Daniel White, ance and caring for the interests of goes train for Boston Eastern Will not make ou Saturday, meats—shoulders at ; Glass. St Andrews; Simmons, trip'to l'ortlaad Dry salt 5y2 ribs at 6 30 ; ers and the public Talk with your dealer who sells Lewie' $ Western Division to North Berwick. 21. ^ort Gilbert; Welcome Home. Currle, St John, ARE UNSURPASSED. Sept. OBb on and Bonds clear 5 46. to CHASE BROS.. tickets to all South and StooKp Uranus. Wood, do; HattieMuriel, Denton, Apply Througn pointst Ô. C. OLIVER, CHAS. E. LEWIS, J Receipt»—Flour 1,400 bbls; wheat 46,000 2Λ: Shoes. West tor eale as Ticket Office, Union Station· Morris, do ; Sea Bird, Andrews, do ; BobACE Amdebson. CHAMPS, 0. bushiicorn 36,000 bush; oats 68.000 bush: rye do ; Athol, Long Wliarf, D. J. FEaKDEBS, G. r. and Ï. Α., Beaton. President, Treasurer, Antie, Fountain, tealmou Biverj Ylyld, Crafts, / •eptlî dig bush. }. ββρΐ7 ΪΗΟΜϋ,,ΐαβι* ; Ram Katahdin was seen off^the Cape ; seoond, you O. owner's attention in this prescribed survivor of his Mr. Americans schools shall be teachers in ; Mr. James Hamlen, agent advertising father, Llewellyn a trial more about God's word, and third, if you shore yesterday morning, taking the American schools. for the James H. Hamlen, states that column of late. So Deane, formerly of this city, will continue have great liberty to practice that word. many high class the use of spin. George H. Starr. the article in yesterday's PRESS, taken Ladies arc benefited by the business of tho firm in case. The Catholio greatly Washington. was at Wlllard That was exactly his things demanded re- It Daniel Cobb's barn SUPERIOR COURT. Boston was incorrect. space. I'r. Bitters, the Mr. Deane's remains were in- j Mr. H. Starr died in from the Journal, .Slegerfe's Ansustora Llewellyn book of "moral should bo George this'city But here are that was burned The theology" "The James H.Ham- many high clas3 stuffs at med- nowned >ontii American tonic. Wednesday night last after a brief al- Mr. Hamlen says: terred in the Congressional Cemetery. called the book of immoral evening illness, ium and low cost. For instance barn contained a of and theology. quantity hay BEFOBE JUDGE ΒΟΝΝΕΥ. he had been out of len sailed from Trapani, Sicily, on the Rear Admiral Walker, U. S. N., chair- That so-called moral is so ob- though evidently A Waiter. some lumber with which a new theology and Patient piazza Thursday—State vs. John H. Slater health for 27th of June, '95, consequently CENTS for man of the Lighthouse Board, is making soeno and so vile that no one who dared some.time past. sidewalk curb was built on the southerly side and John Jordan. These are was 81 out from A stood 011 the an being Q. parties a of when days stranger inspection tour of this district on the to it in the Mr. Starr was native Halifax, N. spoken French line He stood of the house. The loss will bo about publish English language indicted for being parties to a conveyance to out TWENTY-FIVEHenrietta, twill, of street to that bound Boston; nothing Congress yesterday. Lilac. Instead of a ρ took of made for the S., He was trained business pursuits port, and there is an insurance of $1000. would escape from imprisonment. goods purpose close all there a time because he had observed $300, of the ordinary passage when considering grain, guaranteed long Mr, and Mrs J. B. Hammond of In- of candidate for of defrauding Slater's crediotrs. anl upon to this city became man's team ran on Pine instructing the young remova} the and wires and expected A milk away About a year ago Slater, a man about the contrary winds and boisterous 36 poles trolley tervale, Me., who have been passing the the in and kindred a well-known commission merchant. wool, inch, 25 cts. Ho waited street morning. It was over- priesthood theology sixty years of age, started in business as has been for a time the arrival of a trolley car. yesterday was at the time of his and had weather which long 16 different 4 1 3 summer at the Fifth Maine in a He death, shades, blues, pink, browns, House, subjects, it instructs him matrimony retail grocer in a small way on the 9 λΜ rncû A. 1-qHα Ο rrroena οΙοα Klonl· in the turned at Brackett street and was badly on the Western ocean. The till three horse cars had gono by a of his vice prevailing Peaks Island, have returned to their and kindred subjects. If the student lower part of Preble street. John Q. been for great portion life, direction ho wished to take and then he damaged. Ζ Jordan was his clerk. Slater at for of the vessol at sea with pro- Flannel 36 inch, 25 cts. home. an examination in this kind of purohased consul this port great Britain, supplying Suitings, One of Clark's ice carts was being passes his stook of wholesale dealers in Port- usual occurance and is said to a passerby : W. R. Livermore of the first and and in addition to his consular visions, is a very Ten shades. Major theology he is admitted to the priesthood. land. In Mav he was owine different recently come?" "Oh across the bridge Wed- ιυι· uuuw auuu uiruum- "When will a trolley car second is couveyed Cape and business duties added that of passon- Oltenninesjcaiieii India 10 " lighthouse district, expected He is not examined in theology. He, a Anns about the ouy from three to lour Twills, shades, 25 cts. in ahnnr t.wa weeks. was tho reply. Tho 'when one ot tue mules to the site for iiesday^afternoon, Then it wag found that for the Dominion line of steam- stances as a precaution." meant what ho saiu, out. the daily survey Spring Point celibate, must have good rank in matri- hundredldollars. ger agent passerby fell a hole left the men ho had horse through by lay- conveyed his stock, fixtures, He a a stranger took it that ho was sarcastically ledge lighthouse, for which ¥20,000 of mony. ers. was strong Episcopalean, CENTS. Im. the the electric railroad tiack, to the and wagon to his clerk, John Q. Jordan. referring to the unfrequency of trolley ho onnwAT«iin<-inn its ίττοΪΙοΙλΙο ing warden of St. church, and a We can only give] a few extracts from The creditors began to investigate, and Stephen's Novelties. That is cars. Therefore he waited till three more mud flats below. The animal did not THIRTY-NINEpossible William Adams, outside foreman for Mr. address. He related his the result was that Slater confessed the member of the standing committee of horse cars went by and then concluded hurt. Slattery's seem appear to have been conveyance to Jordan was for the purpose diocese for Maine. Mr. Novelties that •ft' it have been in & Jones, was recently present- own in Ireland and this the Episcopal impos- the passerby might Megquier experiences of and his creditors. Nerves B. himself, The schooner^C. Harrington brought delaying hindering and two at so : nest and moved on ed a handsome merschaum by liis and made his hearers roar with Starr leaves a widow children, sible the price, attractive are pipe the Alwilda Morse country Thereupon they were inaioted. Jordan Are like Fire. ••'his may be taken as somewhat signifi- 6000 live lobsters, Mr. H. G. fellow workmen. and held them with in- claims that he took the conveyance in ^Starr ofj,Cumberland^Mills, that 50 seems a cant of the preference for the 2000 and tho Emma C. 2000 laughter, quiet are they cts., small public Mr. J. Berry yeser- of $70 that Slater owed him for and Miss Eliza Starr of Portland. Mr. They car. J. Lappin has returned from terest and He said that there payment trolley sympathy. that the not day. services ; stock was worth was a man of most price. tho Foresters' convention in Cleveland. wore Protestant fools in this country Starr genial disposit- Fish Warden Barbour made a tho- over fifty dollars, the horse not over Phantom flaked with tufts eAVaeIiington St, Bridge. The has the ion and with all who plaids, of wool, society dropped "Ancient," who send their children to the convent twenty-five, and the wagon had a mort- deservedly popular Good Servants decorated with tiny curls of shining will rough [inspection of [the lobster cars and Mohair, Washington street overhead bridge and is now called "Order of Foresters of schools. It is a mistake to that gage on it for over half its value ; that knew him. like minute side curl3 on Beauty's forehead. a suppose But make " owing to have to bo as the planking America. traps yesterday morning, there were^other encumbrances on the rojdanked the nuns can give a superior education. Capt. Robert Soule. 36 inch, 39 cts. The complaint that short lobsters were being property, back rent, etc., and that he did fc&s been broken through. bridge oan't from to be of You get something nothing. not get more than enough to pay his died at his residence 46 inch India Twills, 39 Cts. and when built More of tlie Stolen Goods. sold. He found all the lobster Gapt. Robert Soule Poor Masters crosses'tho Marginal Way, He could that he never saw a claim. size 10 1-2 inches. truly say on Main morn- Novelties, atôOcts. has had to bo re- the required'by^law, the book accounts that he street, Preeport Thursday Nerves Higher grade cost about ?2,500. It Yesterday afternoon Marshal Trickey nun who was well educated. How can Slater says To keep your steady, costs about Mr. Sarah S. Shaw bought the W. M. conveyed to Jordan were good for $300, ing at 7 o'clock, at the age of nearly 89 planked several times and it went to Dominicui E. Hamlin's house, teach if have not been Your Head clear, Mark nouse on Carleton street. they they taught while Jordan claims that they were near- from CENTS $100 to it. Next when on Stone and searched the house years. TCapt^Soule had^been^retired Build replank spring street, After one of his efforts at or worthless. The case is on up your Strength, All members of Amaranth Tent, No. 2, ly quite active business was at tho electric cars run ovor both those and stable. He found a the many^years.Jbut 1-10 inch it, rug'in par- a that locks its facts trial. Sharpen your Appetite, SEVENTY-FIVENovelty stripes to ridiculing religion Co. and those Knights of Maccabees, are requested Richard assistant at- one time' one of the prominent business have of tho Portland Railroad lor on the floor that was identified as from the inside a dead Webb, county You must wide. the review this away people men of the He was known as a of tho Yarmouth Co. the Public Works from attend regular evening. torney. .village. coming Joyce Brothers'. Also two ho said that if any Catholics for Blue with black, with Important business and initiation of language, M. P. Frank, defendant. genial and quiet citizen, with ajpieasant green black, Commissioners will build an iron more rugs κ were recovered from the house he wished to to them were present, say face and kind words and Pure Rich Blood red with black. as more economical and candidates. marvelously bridge stronger of Mrs. Lawson. A clock was recovered that he would bo to hurt their feel- THE MUNICIPAL sorry COURT, smooth and with a The Best Medicine to Vitalize than a wooden one. There is a easy manners, pleasent The whole over with great last evening. as that was not his he ings purpose, for, and for peppereft amount of over this Missing; Mail Heard From. word greeting everybody. His and Enrich the is heavy teaming addod: "I was master once, but I Blood, of your BEFOBE JUDGE BOBINSON. last were and He grains silk, 7 5 cts. a Nuisauce. days peaoeful happy. bridge. Abating who from am your friend now." Lewis Lunn, disappeared Thursday—Thomas A. Devine. Intoxi- leaves one son, Edward.S., in business in Elegant Boucle, Mohair Novelty, Charles and has been Mr, Slattery related with muoh lined and costs for An Uuusual lionte for Freight. E.Libby Henry M. Haggett Pond Cove, Cape Elizabeth, cation ; $3 ; uttering Mallet's blook, Mrs. His wife, an his terrible when after obscene fined $5 and costs. Hood's 75 cts. keep a stable on the corner of Congress heard from. It seems that he went to eloquence sorrow, lanugage, estimable died about three Yesterday a consignment of 460 barrels Charles McGowan. Intoxication ; fined lady, years 46 inches wide. and Ellsworth streets, whiclf haa been Nova where his relatives live. he had left the church his own mother of flour were received over the Grand Sootia, $5 and costs. ago. complained of as a nuisance, on account What the reason of his was is renounced him. She had always loved and N. Trunk from St. Thomas, Ont., for ship- departure Charles E. Libby Henry he the w- ï wrecked at Sarsaparilla of were When he left he took with him, but when he told her had left Hackett. Maintaining a nuisance ; Cruiser Barcastegui to Isaac improper drainage. They before not known. liquor The One True Blood Purifier ment from this port Harbor, continued to September 20. midnight Wednesday night by collision Judge Bobinson yesterday morning, but him all his clothes, all his money and his church a cold look came to her face and ÎÎova Scotia, by the 6chooaer Dido. This with a merchant steamer Mortera, in the in the Public on their statement that were wife's watch. the only she said: "If you have done that, then the of Prominently Eye. is rather an unusualy route for freight to they taking Apparently The business of the Gannett & Morse canal at entrance Port Baroastegui measures to abate the nuisance the case that he left behind was his I never want to look on your face again." concern was not the fire General Parejo, three other officers and take. possession Interrupted by cura all liver ills, bilious- I of the crew was drowned. mUUUHnnrl'e S flllSPîlle R. LIBBY against them was suspended. wife. Ah then, he would have thanked God of Thursday morning. thirty nass< headache. 25e. J. Ï0 OUR HOUSE WARMING, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 21st. xox COME FISK & GOFF, The Clothiers, COME One ,V.(UT i' Great COME Corner Middle and Cross Sts., AND All! Small! PORTLAND, ME. Α. Α. G OFF. C, Έ>. Ιδ. FISK, xox Who We Are On© of the Many Press Commente The Clothier Under Preble Published About Our in House, as in ladies' has been Opening The transformation is complete. An ancient landmark, familiar to the people of maine for more than Thirty years, headquarters for bargains dry goods, transformed, Boston. 1874-1881. Messrs. Fisk & are now as if into for bargains in male attire. Goff, clothiers, by magic, headquarters candidates for favor. Their doors more more more more modern. puulio The location is the same, the appearance wonderfully improved; imposing, attractive, convenient, were thrown open for the first time Satur- Extracts from Portland, papers dur- day evening, April 15, 1893. Their was not a bnt the time Mr. i'isk was a resident opening only unique ing· a charming affair. A brilliant pyrotechnic of this city. display and choice music by Baldwin's Bos- ARE OF MODERN TIMES: ton Cadet Band combined to render the FISK & GOFF THE GENII opening one of the most pleasing and con- Home .A.g?a-l:o.« spicuous affairs ever recorded in Boston. All who visited their store, listened to the When a wide awake man of business on the rear end the train. soul-stirring strains of lovely music, gazed «irops into a place,*tnere is gener- to be the on the locomotive of not the flickering lantern of capacity Determined headlight progress; with amazement at the gorgeous display of ally a ν ii uι· atuongthose in tbe same fireworks, and viewed their beautiful store line o. &s as that in which he pro- and stylish goods, were unanimous in tlieir ο it was when one line pose:! ^o have expressions of praise a fid admiration. mominu' r. i'i k inserted a flaming adver- we are not unmindful of the fact that whatever success we attained it largely due to the generous In this (he lime of our growth and prosperity The new firm of Fisk & Goff are no tisenien ii. ti.e Argua, us well as other better. We want not trade but all can who their liberal have and encouraged us to push forward and do even only your you novioes in the clothing business and are not that he was to open a. public by patronage strengthened papers. us. At all times we will money's worth in full measure of value. unknown to the buying public, 'ihe senior stock of ji-i.cy j!:»ue clothing which he pro- send us, and the better we serve the warmer you will commend give you your you member, Mr. C. D. B. Fisk, has for the past posed to -eil ;.t Iov.m· prices than had here- iwolve years been at the head of the J. B. tofore t ei L Li; id «Ι. it was not long be- FISK tfc OOFF. Barnaby Company's store on Washington fore tbe puoli,· I»** nied that his announce- and tor the past twenty-two years ment were ï;t i:< j<· < promises, but street, mpty connected with that firm. His that «very au.i; « .r made he reputation fully honorable business man carried ont. business increased as a live, energetic are s and Winter for or has been earned, and his friends bo îîipiiily that l.e lefoie long com- is new and It abounds in the very latest novelties in Fall garments, adapted Men, Boys Children, It justly truthfully said that our Entire Stock fresh, complete. numbered among the thousands. pelled to .*«· -k ··:!» tsive accommoda- It maybe choice Mothers will ;·■ men who the will be with our styles. who study economy be with our Mr. A. A. Goff, has tions. He v.ail·. »'.t· < ut;tJ in securing a reliable Young mirror fashion, especially delighted pleased The junior member, is a stock of ready-made clothing. been with the J. B. Barnaby a lease of 11:<; t_i« g ·. ;«i.d spacious store grand, good that low were the of a an connected and won't a ladder to ireach our prices. Years ago we learned prices foundation big business; overcharged in of their wholesale and under the iTah.o Γ. or.si.·, by i'ar tbe largest for the little tots and their big brothers, you require step Company charge garments the owner. manufacturing department for the nasc storedemanded t.y any retail deaJer in To mark too high is like an overcharged gun—it scares game away and kicks the in but a fair charge bags the game. goods seventeen years, and is thoroughly familiar whatever business (j«> city. ... A «un kicks the business, irom the raw great establishment is I'isk's Palatial Cloth· with clothing \ng House. material to the finest finished garments, a ·ΛΡ Have learned by experience that rare combination, seldom found of business The elo'hier??. Ill CADIICDC great are DAYLIGHT EVERYWHERE. ability and thorough knowledge of their 4tThe enlei Fiak & You welcome laisijj-- iiimofG. D. 13. WAlXC EAIfNClfd it pays to buy clothing of us. business in every detail. In short the Dew have v/elJ aruc; ti at Co., above title and COME tirm of Fisk & Goff open their doors, if we is a real to ;u.tord to full it pleasure them The of mistake not, under auspices that ere for he to i v.ork glorious rays sunlight credit bey have done in certain forerunners of a brilliant success. down hi^ii look or putting prices." to buy. Their store is admirably located. Immense of our es- Mr. C. I). 15. i i.·».·: is one of the most TO THE ONCE A CUSTOMER, ALWAYS A CUSTOMER. penetrate every part plate glass windows on two sides make it enterprising o. ou i-uieaiaen. lie seems one ot the best lighted stores in Bostoa. to see incline..·.♦·;>' \v .a: the people want no dark corners. The arrangement of the interior bespeaks and sell it to t a* low prices as tablishment, comfort and convenience, without extrava- ALL. ideas seem to bave possible. OPENING. WELCOME gance. In fact, busineas the entire establish- "We li;<Λ ο rr t ι· i ll nu of predominated through illustration Messrs. Fisk & ν η in ment. Call and see Goff pro ire.· of <\ D. B. shall offer We these'suits to be trade "25 '■'· We yon your choice in mind their mark, Ter is;·: & V '·· ·■·.'· »·.·«:k·- House, guarantee and keep 1 Cent Less." Ida: k«··: «. ^ \ ng man, from Men's very line Iinported $20.00 absolutely free from cotton, ab- riid ii ■··-;· ;i 1 though he ····. i' v Weight Jet Black fast non shinable jbad ·; en-ii.t; and his Heavy English solutely black, Air Band '* 1 Grand Concert business TO 00R NEW < sizes and fit INTRODUCTORY STORE, worsted are cut in Open — AN Sack or — AS regular THE clay Frock, reg- BY 44 i i.o « <■"·· <■· i·' η k of ward suite ! ·'.· ular $20 for This stout men. We do this SIX :'■■■' It =tng $12.50. SUITS simply CADET *■■ AMERICAN > BAND, tes- i ? o' « ! is gentle- one 21 and For week only, Beginning Sept. offer terminates at hour, to introduce our fine clay Dress Hours of 7.30 and man' 1 .ι ; : πι I. e Iirst closing Between the 9.30 Ρ, M., v a■· WHICH ALL ARE INVITED. yo r. .1 î ; a (,' iiiiicil- Ending Saturday, Sept. 28, 28. $12.50. Suits. TO ·' ed Sept. i, a :·η> i.Mive- The man who bathw-no music in himself; jup:i '·'·.· be y s r ling- Ngr is not moved witn i:l » e .s îj·. 1 ieel- .....ΐΛΓΙιηιτ for narents to visit our Boys' department and familiarize themselves with our goods aad prices, we shall sell several lines of Boys'nil wool soils, sizes14 to Concord of sweet sounds, in~ Ja fit for treason, stratagems and spoils. ™>1 ·!*« 5 3.50. Bear m mmd these are 1er. The motions of his Kc:i- Mit-reUr price 8, and *»»! Styles CM»-·· ** >«»*, to I* years, for prices only spirit d vet _ as dull as Usine de- a m m rn m «SïtlT. Are uiglit. ■ W ΙΝ DU CEMENT AN as îe move IS And à his accotions dark Erebus! Ρ as a loss to us. to 1 ο « wiii pen ,·ι «! eat ONE WEEK they represnt Lot no such m m υυ tru>tjd. clothi»· .... lie rvill doubtless Shakespeare. 1 piai.e i· :·· ·» ri,V u success, hut h«s Count yourself welcome to hear the ·>·.··. >l :■■·. a uit'at 33 and 35 ren ovi-.i loss to the city or Co. And Boylston St., music. Consider yourself at perfect liberty In ios.na 3lr. risk we an Sam's Clothing - Portland. Jose NOTE---Uncle to enter our stare, examine our goods and hone-'t man, a good citizen, and a business Hotel no prices. Make yourself perfectly at ho ne more under Falmouth The pluck and & with determination FISK jnan COFF, Clothiers, and aid us in making our house warming any other businss man the Mass. titan almost in longer exists. it is Boston, an ev^nt long to h« remembered with pleas- city. Corner of Middle and Cross Sts. ure and profit.