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CLARE COUNTY.
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WRITTEN ON THE DEATH VI .. >. hiSs.
Death has crossed our peaceful threshold
And knocked loudly at our door;
And his heart so cold and quiet.
Can beat with ours no more, .f
Yes, we miss our child o, how much,
Our God alone can tell,
He took him from orr loving arms;
"IIe doeth all things WE'LL"
We saw beneath the coffin lid,
His form SO pale and cold, -.
Twas all enshrouded for the tomb,
AMI we must let him go. Cd.
His eyes so full of love ~.
A little while ago, .,. ...
Now rest, alas bercft OF light,
Beneath their lids of snow.
lis vacant chair at close of day,
And all that was his here, +;
Reminds us of our own dear child =
We eyer held so dear,
Yet when we know that in this life
He knew so much of pain, 81,
We cannot wish our darling son
Back in this world again!
Brother and sisters, when they meet,
Will weep and sigh for thee,
Saying, parents, U, can irbe
Brother VIC no more can see!
No, we II meet DER the river
Where crowns outshine the sun,
There We'll join in praises ever
OF Christ the goodly One.
Stricken meurners cease thy weeping,
Lift thy thoughts above the sod,
Though thy loved ones body sleepeth,
Yet his spirit is with God.
He has Joined the saints communion
Over on the golden shore
Soon you'll meet in heavenly union,
Meet where loved ones part no more.
r ...,. l.. G.
ELLSWORTH, August, 1873.
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TIE camps Of the men lately
c,npl"yed 10y Green Brothers "
Masvn on tl'e lgrs'Iliy ) between
hero and Reed City have been
broken up and rem we'd during
the past week, a. the above nam.
cd firm have completed their
contract. II VIC were permitted 70
Judge we should say the job is
one the best ever dono in the
line of grading.
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Z. At Home. :1s@tt
CHASE, Aug. 13. 1873.

EDITOR STAR Duty having
called me, within the past two
weeks. TO be 10 at least seven
townships of this county. IL
thought 1t would look well to say
something "about them all. "a
Your readers within the county
know well enough the relative
merits of tho different parts Of il,
but persons outside will get very
unjust idea of them from the
Baldwin letter Of the 5th. ln tho
first place the rebuilding OF the
mill of Joiner & Son, is in my
mind, a far more progressive move
than the building up of the whole
half dozen saloons which our rival
town boasts Of. Then here, too,
"you can hear tho sound of the
carpenters hammers the livelong
day" John Pence has just fin
ished the carpenter work OH Mr..
naliday's fino house, and COM
mences this morning building for
himself.
The Railroad contractors and
enterprising citizens made such
market for lumber that almost
none vas left for the fire. Then
whom the mill burned two months
ago no more could 10 had to carry
on building, for joiner Il SON
deal with the citizens on such lib
eral terms that they prefer to wait
rather than 20 elsewhere. Build.
ing will DO resumed as soon as
lumber can be had. Rev. p. +, Nc
Clelland has secured two lots here,
aud in tho few months he has
been living here, has got them
neatly cleared up, working for rec.
reation from study. lie is about
letting the job of building n house.
But this village ID not all Of
Lake county, by any means. Ii is
q splendid thing to 60, for day
or two, ont on the plains for buck.
loberries; they make nice "sass,"
but mcst men require something
more substantial than "sass," to
su.tain their corporeal being. This
brings me to the second general
division Of my subject:
l have tailed to SEQ in any of
the plains townships, a single
piece of uheat, corn, oats, or po-
tatocs that ut all c"nles mp to the
average Of these crops in tho tim
b,r townships. In Chase, Pinora,
Ellsworth, and Killbuck are many
substantial farmers with good
farms. and heavy cr"p.. One man
bought piece Of Railroad land,
heavily tiubercd a year ago last
Slring, and the first season raiscd
$3.50 wortll.cf potatoes, that too,
without team. How 'hish ish
dati"
ANoNyM ,Us" No. 9.
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Rev. Z. +. MCCLELAND Com
grc.ational holds interesting SER
VICES hers evcry.othcr Sabbath.
lie is apparently giving good Sat
! fact on, ar.d'draws good c,ngre-
gstt'ns. o. tho altern ne Sab
baths he breaches in Ellsworth aud
killbuck townships.
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A cpRRE>P.,NDENr writes from
I'inora township as follows:
4" Tho C,nnmi .siorcrs ofPinora are
trying to impr'vo the roads this
Summer, tn the amount If 81, 200
ar m're. Gu u head, boys; but
DIDN'T get in debt is the ,nottoc!'
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TmK Suneryis,rs Of Mccos,

The Supervisors Of Mccosta
county will hold a session ut Big
Rapids OH the 9tl, Of next month,
when the Big Rapids Booming
C"mp,ny will make application
for permission to construct a dam
across the Mutkegon River at
that point. The legal notice ap
pears else where.
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US laa: Tuesday the work. COM
meuccd Of Distributing fics along
the line OF the +. Il P. N. Rail.
way between here and Reed City.
1t 10 probable that two weeks viii
eco Il completed. Ties. have al.
ready been Distributed botweon
hcre and Baldwin. Lpoks ont for
the loo motive!
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We have completed arrange
meots Ivy WHICH we arc sbls to
print IN the bost style aud at
most reasonable rates posters, bills,
statements, Icttcr.heads address.
cards, blanks fUr county and town.
clip ''fficers ETC., etc. Send IN
your orders, and they win receive
presnpt attention.
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On M'ntlay last a change took
place in tho management of Chase
Hotel; l.. Il, Turner retiring to
Ills tarin shout ha,ta mile east OF
town and Jihn Galsin taking
charge Of aff.irs at tho Hotel.
Success tn the new Proprietor.
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READERS "f the Star are hereby
reminded that there is a.standirg
request for them to sond IN
all items regarding matters trans-
pirine in the county. It must DO
remembered that the paper is De-
voted to tho interests of the CONN.,
ty.at largo, aud not to any partic-
Blar section or fac'ion.
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The united Teachers Institute
Of Mecosta, Oscoola and Wexford
counties will DO hell ut Jersey
next "Wednesday Thursday and
Friday. 49,.
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FOR Loss OF APPETITE, Dyspepsia, Indigcs
ton, Depression Of Spirits h General De-
hIIity, In their various forms, FERRo-PHos-
roRArrp ELIXIR OF CALIsAyA madc by Cas-
WE'LL, HAZARD h Co., New York, and sold by
all druggists, 10 the best tonic. As stimu-
liant tonic for patients recovering from fever
or other sickness, II has no equal If taken
during the season II prevents fever and ague
and other intermittcnt fevcrs.
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OK Saturday and Sunday the
fourth aud hast Quarterly Meeting
for the present Conference year,
will be held By the NJ. K. Society
ut Jersey. ~
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ELLSWORTH, August, Is
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A crrIzsS living quite distance
ont Of town, was complaining
somewhat ON Tuesday, because he
could not find certain county
officers at their place Of business,
low was it, boysl
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REMEMBER it's always poor pol.
icy to send to poipte outside of the
cosnty for any article you can
i'srchase just as cheaply, and of
- gNM quality, right at home.
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Sonr day. since We sent notices
OF the Compulsory Scl,ool Law,
toe posting by the various School
Diecct"ce ia the Districts Ut the
county, outside Ut Ch,se town
ship, aud havsrRot.yet received 'c
turns from. all Of them. Did the
l'a,ess teackssaul - $50
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Wso will represent L .ks coun.
~ in the Fat Mems Convention to,
10 held in Saginaw next Octs-
berl
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A sLloHr shower on Tuesday
cleered tho hearts Of many in this
lOcality.It is very dry. y.
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VIZ learn from good authority
that work upon the Extract Fac
tory at this point will be resumed
next Spring.
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VINO will take the initatory
step towards enlargement Of school
privileges in Chase. A slight
addition to the number Of pupils
sirrady here will afford means
f.r carrying forward a first class
school. Ii can he done. l, ought
10 DO carried nut !rtlivith.
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Fl. Wayne, Jackson and SAGINAW
EAIRoAD-
e..
THE MOST DIRECT ROUTE To.
CINCINNATI & INDIANAPOLIS,
Pittsburg, Philadelphia, Baltimore
Washington, and all points :.
South and Southwest.
TRAINS RUN BY CHICAGO TIME.

The best New Road in the U. s.!
Direct connections North To Saginaw,
Lansing and all Northern and Wc3tem
Michigan. -. - 20"
Nsscs come ctions South to Cinc;nnati,
dnA;sMasoiis. and all points south and
South west: q, 80 all Eastward points. >.
Thvouea train. are run between jack
son + ~. Wasnc and between, Jackson
and Saginaw. Grard ,apids, and ChicsGo.
rraias on this Road arc run BY Chicago
time. 49,. 4,
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Tue 5tll annual Reunion Of
tho 18th Infantry. 4th Battery
Michigan Volunteers, will take
place at Union City on .Eoniay.
August 25th. The oration viii
he delivered By Q. NJ. !, Setrt.
James King, now OF The Lansing
State Repu6lican.
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This We call good, but If any OF
our readers know OF better,
we will be pleased to hear from
them.
On Friday last a Young man
while sitting on the sidewalk by
Bauer's store suddenly fell over
from the effects OF heat, brnising
his face quito badly. DR.. Fisher
was near by, and using restoiss-
tives the young man recovered.
Messrs. Dempsy Il Co. have
completed tho dam tiso miles mp
the little river, and commenced
running logs through the. sluice
way on Monday. The dam cost
nearly 81, 900, and was built at
the expense of the Filler City
Boom Go.
Henry Cooper who was shot
by Arthur Houghton, July 2Sth,
at WIN. Wards in Filler Town,
died of his wounds. August 9th,
having survived tho shooting 10
days. uonghton will undoubtedly
be held to await trial for murder.
ISABELLA COUNTY.
A new Postotfice has been estab
lished in this county, at Clarks-
vile, half way between Mt.
Pleasant and Clare. Burton
Calkins has been appointed Post
master.
CLARE COUNTY. a.
The FarwclI Register Gays: 80
Indians were selling whortle-
berries on tho street, last week
for 81. per bushel. How 10 that
Tor Lo? =. =,
j. w. Young of this place is
cutting q large amount of hay
we believe about 100 tons
about twelve miles from the Mus
kegon bridge north Of this place.
The grass is of the blue joint and
red Top variety, grows near the
River, and it is very heavy. lie
inten ds boating it down the River
to convenient points for winter,
use. ~ o.,
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Tux saw mill of Jesse Fox, at
Oass City, was destroyed by fire
a few days ago, causing a loss OF
$4,000.
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HOME STARLIGHT.

PrcKISa blackbcrries is now in
order.
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MoRx subscribers for the Star
this week. Thanks.
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A FEW days ago the residence
Of Hickson w. Rolf, in Hastings,
was destroyed by fire, Loss g..
600, and insurance $500. Z
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TrEtDAr night last the Hard
ware Store Of lisye,katc and Son
was broken open and fne cut
iery xiti o!hct,ehow case goods
to'ihc ant1',nt Of some 800 was
taken. Also tho store If U. DE
Vrics was entered by taking out
piano Of gln's from, the store
front, and several esatcheis were
appropriated, evidently for the
purpose Of conveying away their
plumber. Holland CITY Nescs
Au1. 9th.
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stanton Branch-of the D., L. g. l.. II. i
TRAINS WEST, TRAINS Ls&I
Mixed, Eixtc
OOf m Honis a. =, ~,
: 20 Stanton sanction ; IL
y 30 Woods Corners JJ
90 Shanty Plains 4 81
3 Is Sheridan 10
Trains run by Detroit time.
Passengers from North Weston =
Michigan to the Capital of the S,g
'and Jackson, Detroit, &c, will ma
direct connection at Howard City NJ
this Road.
A. II, REESE, Gent Supt
J. W. BROMLEY, Gcnl Ticket a
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JOINER received his saws last
Tuesday.
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TIE Lapeeto Democrat, 'itAfcs
that on ApgNst 1th, George Davis.
son met wilma bad, accident At
Teller's mill -four miles southeast Of
thia city. lie, fe|l agaipst. 4 circul.
ar cav in mption, which produced
= frielaful. wohnd III his back. At
last acconnrs'it was believed that
lie would not feeovcrs az. -; =; =
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MOTHER GOOSE

OR NATIONAL NURSERY RHTNEs
Set to Music J. w. Elliott, with a. lcauiih
Illustrations engraved by the Rroihers Dsl
siei; Boards, $3.50. Splcnddh bound IN
cloth, gilt edges, $3.50.
ASK FOR N0vELLo's EDITIONS
Address, j. L. PErERs, 500 Broadwav. n L.
Agent for Novelties Chcap Nm.
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Send for Catalogue
NOlELLGS CHEAP "HTSJ7

Nssenc's ciecs, Part Songs, etc ,,o,~4.
Novelties Church Music. nm. q p ~ go ce 80
Novelties Octave Edition Of Qprra,
fnce, sl;or q, bound in clos'. 4, oil, c,rca
Novelties Octave Editic n Of Oratogn
'np"per' '.om 90 cts to g. CLOTH with s.t ,as,e
B., No .2each.
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Jackson Lansing & Saginaw r.

The most direct route to the great LINN, q.
SaltlrcgiOns OF the Saginaw Valley, and ,,.
Magnetic medicinal Springs u
st. Louis.
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ii. T., SARGENT, Gcnl Sup. oA,.sss
GEO. c. IlorrER. Assist srpt Saginaw
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u .
We end the following items
in the Manisteo papers,
Uuder the equalization of taxes
for 1872 wo find that the State
tax for this county was $83,240,-
30, and the idebtedness OF the
county TO tho State is $+78,02.
A lnopg the most beautiful
sights near our city are tho ORCH
ards. Mr. Canield's on the hill
south, is fairly g'oaniug under the
loads Of luit, and Mrs. Risdon's
plum orchard, jost south Of it,
will have a splendid lot Of fruit.
WIN. IMPRESS, Esq, of Sauble
Settlement, thrashed the wheat
from a little lees then three acres,
last week, and bad sc bushels.
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PrsoRA, August, 1873.
The Portland daily press., 1873-11-25
Agricultural Notes.
CONCERNING APPLE TREES

''1f you bad these Baldwin apple tees of
mine, would you trim them now or wait till
springp Would you give them a good manur-
ing now, or wait till spring?'
Yes-take the dead limbs off now-not be-
cause il is any better for the trees than to do
IL in spring. but because labor is cheaper and
less buried now. aud the wood is Likely to be
wanted at this season. Barring the one care
tul cut at the shouss ssder of the limb it is prop
eflY wood chopping job. II set a wood
chopp r at such work, should charge him in
taking out big limb that it is easier and SAT-
,er to make two cuts OF it. One at such dis
tance frOa the trunk as would leave a length
of stove wood attached to the tree, and so get
rid OF the splitting weight of the branch
while making the final cut. There is room
tor argument as to how close to the trunk
this finishing cut should be. Upon apple
trees suffering from last years winter kill, 1
would SCI re into the swell at the base of the
branch little, ror no great vigor OF over
growth TO cover up an inch long stump can
be expected from such debitated trees for a
year or two. Be sure anu smear the wounds
with some water and air tight varnish, i'm
medately. Otherwise the cuts will dry and
show season-claeks. carrying decay far into
the heart wood. have seen pgiy fssures fol-
lowing my own winter pruning, when ! neg
lected the protection of linseed oil thickeued
with bees wax, applied warm with a brush.
Manure Inc trees now, fatner tnan walt tiii
spring, 100, IL you can. WIN WOOD asnes II
possible, or something col tanins potash oI
nne. you oufn your orusn and apply all
Lne asues 10 one tree, you " nave within a
year y VI s"o; amslns slo spInIng exemPlar OF
.ne soou @ ol asnes lot iluit tiees. ESea
ashes are worth dollar per hushe to the
fiuit grower. Upon sandy land, ashes or
potasn "a some iorIn Is nioespehsaDie' a
oasnei Oh wood ashss scattered acont newly
P'aneed apple trse, Will Keep IL growing tree
rom mose-and more tnan suspect from
%ooIefs-ior % Iou. OF nph years, unIess you
The Portland daily press., 1873-11-25
Gossip and Gleanings.

Stka has public debt of $3.50, and only
seventy cents in its public fund.
waggish phianthropist suggests rostrums
in the ocean-for whales to spout from. This
is want long felt, he affrms.
A circus elephant, wintering at Louisville,
is on the watch for the man who tossed him
an apple full of catarrh snuff.
A young man at musical party being told
to ''bring out the old lyre," brought out his
mother-in-law.
An Anglican low churchman remarks that
the Bishop of Zanzibars manner is ''big''
al his spirit ''ot," and that the manner and
spirit put together show the man.
TIE District Attorney of Dallas, Texas, is
only paid when he couvicts. His appeals to
the jury are terrific, and as he has large
family they have double force.
An unsophisticated Western contemporary
copies, under the cad of sporting news"
the announcement that 'the Colts of Hart
ford are running on full time.'
The Spaniards are said to have proverb
which reads, cat eighteen marry your daush-
ter 10 her superior, at twenty to her equal
but at thirty to anybody who will have her,"
In these days of retrerchment it is wonder
full to hear of the extravagant cress OF an
African chief on the Gold Coast. His wives
had annointed him with palm oil and pow
dered him with gold dust.
A noble sacrifice of life to honor was thai
of the Baltimore negro who promised, the
other day, to drink quart OF whiskey, if his
companions would pay for it, and kept his
word.
We knew that terrible retribntion in some
form would overtake Great Britain for send
Ing us so many lecturers. Mrs. Brigham
Young, No. II, is going to lecture to the
Londoners in January.
At one of the public schools recently thu
teacher inquired, Thomas, why did yol
throw a stone at Joseph?" and Thomas re
sponded promptly, "Please, ma'am l didn
have any tumbler."
Hard times in Alabama, according to Z
Southern paper, that says: 'fsome consLm
mate scoundrel on Friday might exhume'
the corner stone of the new colored chulcl
at Opelika, and extracted therefrom a
The Portland daily press., 1873-11-25

An Indianapolis editor is represented a
mourning and refusing to be comfOrted, be-
cause he received no invitation to a funeral
He's not alone in his trouble; there are mulr
titudes Of people in this world who would
like an invitation TO somebody's funeral.
The Portland daily press., 1873-11-25
Books Cheaper than Ever.

/ AkGEST stock in the State, and lowest prices
~ All our real estate in Maine has been sofa except
Two small farms which we will 'salmost give away"
Old Old man Colby" has POSTPONED soing to New Or
leans till sometime in December, as he pi efers Jack
Frost" 70 'Yellow jack" Call soun, for most OF
our books will be shppedsouth before 1.-THE old gen.
tleman'' goes. ALBERT COLBY & SONS, 119 Ex-
change Street. oc18dn
The Portland daily press., 1873-11-25
THE PRESS,
TUESDAY MORNING. NOV s5, 1873.
(For the Press.l
"Blrle Blood Of Canaan"

"Let not Ser Martin or Dame Bertha saw
Seeing one steal-anoher sacrfce-)
That they have looked into the Judgment day:
For still the one may fall-the other rise"
-Ddpte.
abb Gail Hamilton (may the tribe decrease
OF those not strong enough to Id the peace,)
Rushed in one day where angels fear TO tread,
Heard Esau's doom and Jacobs blessing read.
"How all uDjust!" said Abp-'I not so
Should judge between them" One who spoke more
low
But full as brave, replied, "And can you then,
More than the Lord, discern lhe hearts of men?
Nay, Abti-blush and bear-when angels tell
The names of those who Judge of mortals well,
They who the Judge of Heaven to judgment call
May find their names the last and least of ALL
The Portland daily press., 1873-11-25

Sitka has public debt of $3.50, and onl.
seventy cents in its public fund.
The Portland daily press., 1873-11-25

Mrs. JOAQUIN Miller, on being recently
asked by Chicago reporter if she regretted
her separation from her husband, evaded an
answer, and said that she was every willing
to sail down the stream Of time alongside q
Lady Byron, Mrs. Bulwer and Dickens
wife," Oh!
The Portland daily press., 1873-11-25

For SALE on favorable terms, valuable
slate property, partially developed, with most
encouraging prospects, in the eastern part of
the State Owners refer to s. T. Pullen, ESQ.,.
PRESS Office, iel4-dtf
The Portland daily press., 1873-11-25
MIsCELLANEOUs NOTICES.

DOES ADVERTISING PAY?-There Is no In
stance on record of a well sustained system OF
)udlclous advertising failing of suocess.
MY success IS owing to my liberia ity In ad-
vertising. y Bonner.
Advertising has furnished me Win COM
petenca. Amos Lowrence.
I advertised my productions ana maze mon-
ey."-Nicholas L0ngporha'
Constant and perS,srJ", pers,snhen G;rarS 10 " sure
GU ~ y. invests one dollar in business should
;n,,ast on. dollar in advertising that business
1Without the aid of advertisements could
have done nothing in my speculatio 5. have
the most complete faith in printers ink. Ad-
vertising is the royal road to business. Bar
mum.
The Portland daily press., 1873-11-25
For Sale

HOUSE No. AZ Pleasant Street. INQUIRE at the
IL House from to O'Clock P. M.
Portland Oct. 18TH oc13dtf
The Portland daily press., 1873-11-25

A young man at musical party being told
to ''bring out the old lyre," brought out his
mOther-n-laW.
The Portland daily press., 1873-11-25
REAL ESTATE.
Guardians Sale of Real Estate

10y VIRTUE of license from the Hon. Judge of
ID Probate for Cumberland County, l shall sell at
land. on Friday, Nov. 2sth, A. d. 1873 at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ, the following described Real Estate: lot of
land situated on Hanover stree, in Portland, with
said street, lately occupied by Daniel Gary.
Guardian of Daniel Gary,
Portland, Nov. 20, 1873. dt29
The Portland daily press., 1873-11-25

A circus elephant, wintering at Louisville,
an apple full of catarrh snuff.
The Portland daily press., 1873-11-25

For Sale.
NvHE house on State Street, occupied by the un-
Il dersigDed. This house is thoroughly built of
brick and stone and has all modern conveniences.
ALLEN HAINES.
Portland, Sep. 18th, 1872. sep19-u
The Portland daily press., 1873-11-25

A waggish phi.anthropst suggests rostrums
in the ocean-for whales to spout from. This
is want long felt, he af;rms.
The Portland daily press., 1873-11-25

An Anglican low churchman remarks that
the Bishop of Zanzibar's manner is ''big''
al his spirit 'ot," and that the manner and
spirit put together show the man.