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DAY, June 18Th.

Purse $780, F sSG sSdse st ast a fsSs
two miles and repeat in harness. Sl75 to first SIS to
second, $50 to third
H. A. Hall Boston, Mass, names m Cantahcua
A. d. Weber, Beacon Park, Boston, names b &
Honest Brock.
Dan Bgley, Beacon Park, Boston, names m La
dy Wentworth.
s H. Jacobs, Skowhesan. Me-, names m Belle ia
cobs.
F. Brickett, Lisbon Falls, Me-, names g Meddle-
some.
l; j. Bracket, windham, NJ, names m Maine
Girl.
Pruden Letourneau, West waterville, names blk m
Gentle Annie.
james Dustin, Beacon Park, Boston, names S
King William.
Purse $780, t Gotsd Sste1 t haTo
$3.50 to first 500 to second; $50 to third.
G. G. Brown, Bristol, N. T., names Bristol
Bill.
james Dustin, Beacon Park, Boston, names b g
Frank Palmer.
S. H. Jacobs, skowhegan, Me-, names oh m Troub-
esome.
Dan Bigley, Beacon Park, Boston, names oh m
Fanny.
A. b. Weber. Beacon Park, Boston, names BUCK
skin Royal Mike. .,.,,,,s + .
A. W. Worcester, Beacon Park, Boston, names g
| Sam Curtis - III - I'll
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Bangor Lumber Market,

BANGOR, June 3,-The Whig publishes the follow
ing table, showing the amount of lumber surveyed
from JAM list to June list, 1879, compared with the
amounts surveyed during the same period in 1871 and
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ALWAYS buy clothing of George w. Rich u
Co., 173 and 175 Fore street, corner Exchange
street my31SW&S
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ALWAYS buy clothing of George W. Rich &
Co., 173 ond 175 Fore street, corner Exchange
street. my31SW&S.
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MAHER & Co., opposite the post office, have
splendid assortment of summer styles of hats,
which they are selling at SIN all profit.
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From ti,c 1yodoc Coyntrx

SAN FRANCISCO, June a-cor Sohoeo,5 hou
oruereu al Cne troops in the Modoc conntrv n
await further orders. Auie Lake 10
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Railroad Accident,

HAMILTON, Ont, june 3-The night ex-
press train on the Great Western railroad ran
off the track at a switch at Capetown this morn
ing. Twenty-Five passengers were injured, sew
eneen of whom took other trains on their
journey, and the others are here at the hotel
OF the persons injured at the railroad acct
dent. only one is from the east, viz: w. Deloff
of Guilford, Maine, and he with all the others,
except five or six, proceeded, having been
iniured SLIGHTLY.
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1000 Choice Plants
AT AUCTION.

ON SATURDAY, June 7th at 10 o'clock A. NJ,
" we shall sell al Office 1000 choice Plants consist
ing If general assortment Of bedding-out Flants,
in Pots and Baskets, from the well KIN wn Conserva-
tories oil d. l.. Taylor, OF Melrose Mass.
r. O. BAILEY g. CO., Auctioneers.
iu3 dtd
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SPECIAL p IL Il M u Nh 8.
Three Hundred aid Fifty Dollars,
Maine Gen. Hospital Prizes.

First Premium, Martin g. Pennell, wagon. valued
$3.50, for horses that have never beaten AS.
Second Premium, Gold Mounted Harness, value
$1C0, for horses that ha never beaten 2:35.
Entrance fee 10 per to close Friday noon, June
18th at IL O'Clock m at Hospital Fair Headquarters,
under Falmouth Hotel with the propretors of the
track.
The above races will all be mile heats best 8 in 5
in harness. excepting Nos. and 4, and Will be trotted
under the rules the National Association. Trotting
will commence each day at q p. m. Covered wagons
will run from the city 10 the track ami q good res
taurant will be found upon the grounds.
EF Pools sold and settled at No. IA Preble street
rear of Preble House. every forenoon and evening dr
ring the meeting.
Tickets 50 cts season tickets admitting gentleman
and lady to all races over the Park this season and
for driving on the track $40. Badges good far fnu,
days trotting $500, can be hal al the pate -'''
BAILEY & WILLIS, Proprie.ors-
june3dtd -NPAio'o'e'
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FtNANCI4L AND COMMERCIAL,

Receipts by Rniironh- and steam ba OTIS
GRAND TRUNK RAtLwAY-4 cars sundries, 1 do
shocks, do pork. do for Boston / do horses / do
hides do corn do for Bangor u do iour7 do lum-
ber do posts, 1odo for Halifax, II do for st John
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MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.

SOMETHING NEw.-Fancy mixed black hair
lace and straw hats. Very desirable and require
but little trimming. CoGIA HAssAN.
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Now is the time to have your window screens
made. Lothrop, Devens & Co. have received
large quantity of German linen and cotton
gauze green wire, &c. No. 81 Exchange ST.
may17tf
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w. G. BECKETT, 1877 Middle street has just
returned from Boston with another lot OF fancy
coatIngs and pantaloon goods, which will do
you good to look at, and more good if you pur-
chase them. may23-3w
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ALWAYS buy clothing of George w. Rich q
Co., 173 and 175 Fore street, corner Exchange
street. my31SW&S
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Purse $500
For horses that have new
er trotted better than 1887

StCOnu tn1fu.
j. N. Woodward, South birmingham, Mass. names
b John Lambert.
James Dustin, Mystic Park, Boston, names Big
Stranger, formerly Muggins
Dan Bigley Beacon Park, Boston, names b m Lady
Wentworth.
Wright & Norcross, Mystic Park, Boston, name
oh Auburn Boy.
some.
Geo. NJ. Delaney, Augusta, Me-, names br Billy
| Bumpus.
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Valuable Real Estate
AT AUCTION.

WE shall offer for sale by public auction on FRI
w DAY, June 9Th. at IL o'clock NJ, the brick
stores Portland Pier, directly in the rear of the
Thomas Block. Terms and condilions made known
at time of sale.
#. O. Bailey d CO., AuctiOneers.
my22 did
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BY TELEGRAPH.
MATTERS IN MAINE.
Fire in L,rcoInville.

CAMDEN, June 3.-The residence of S. G.
Wyman at Lincolnville, was completely de-
stroyed by fire yesterday forenoon, having
caught from brush burning near by. Loss
$1,000; no insurance An old unoccupied house
was also burnt and several others caught fire,
but no serious damage was suffered.
A Fisherman Drowned.
EAsTPoRT, june 9.-Andrew Bell, native
and resident of this town, was drowned on the
banks while dory fishing. Bell was a young
man about 80 years of age, unmarried. He was
considered enc of the best fishermen out of this
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JeWelry at Auction.

ON FRIDAY, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, at salesrcom. we
" shall sell invoice of Jewelry, consis ing of
Ladies' sets, Pins. Rings Chains Gents rims. Sleeve
Buttons Studs, Seal Rings, Crosses, sc In variety.
Goods can be seen at salesroom on morning Of SALE
Sale without reserve.
II. o. BAILEY 81 CO., Auctioneers.
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Foreign imports.

ST. JOHN. NIB. Scir Temperance Belle-162C box
shocks to Phinncy & Jackson, 81, 1925 hoops to A L
Hobson.
Schr Lizzie-l29 377 feet lumber to Geo s Hunt.
FREDERICKTON. NIB. Schr Ada May-317S
railroad sleepers to George s. Co.
COW Bay, CB. Brig Bacalieu-19S tons coal to
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If you want good Re erigerator, call at
Nutter Bros. & Co., % Market Sunare.
may0-tf
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CUMBERLAND County Lodge 4. O. of g. II i.
Cumberland County Lodge, 1. o. of G. T.,
began its quarterly session at Morrills Corner
Deering yesterday morning. The Lodge was
called together by A. j. Chase, w. G. 7
The following officers were appointed: w.
V. T., Carrie NJ. Gardner of Arcana Lodgn:W w.
NJ, II. Mclean of Mystic Lodge; p w. G. T..
E. H. Starbird of Falmouth Lodge; W. c., E.
f. Waite; W. l. G., Rufus Morrill, of Ever
green Lodge; R. HI. S., E. w. Knight of Ever
green Lodge; L. II. S., Clara L. Cobb of Cen
trail Lodge
The report of the Committee on the state of
the order showed the lodges generally in a
fiourishing condition
Considerable discussion took place on the
question, SIS the runseller more responsible
than the rum drinker.''
The question was then amended so as to
read, "Are not men who habitually use intoxi
eating liquors equally as responsible with the
rum seller for the illegal continuance of the
traffic in our midst and decided in the mega
tive.
The Committee on Credentials reported 80
delegates present.
The County Templar then made report of
the condition of the Order in this county, which
is about the same as at the last session. He
recommended measures to be taken 20 start
new lodges and build up and help sustain
those that are in low condition, and invited
every member of this County Lodge to institute
a Lodge wherever one could be sustained.
The next resolution was then taken up:
Resolved, That we have more discussion on
the cause of temperance in the lodge rooms.
After some discussion it was passed.
Remarks for the good of the order were made
by members present.
In the evening public meeting was held,
which well attended, and was addressed by G.
w. I. Shaw, Grand Secretary Morrill, and 9th.
ers.
BOND SALE.-F. o. Bailey & Co., sold at
auction yesterday at Merchants Exchange,
the following described bond property by order
of the Portland Savings Bank: One thousand
dollars, ten-forty U. S. bonds at ia to j. B.
Brown & Sons. Eleven hundred dollars, 1881
bonds, at 1915 to w. E. Wood Two thousand
dollars five-twenty bonds, 1865, at 11SA to A.
X. Shurtleff. $500 five-twenty bonds
| 1868, at 119f to W. E. Wood. Fisteen hundred
dollars Iowa Central and first mortgage bonds,
at 20 TO Fl. A. Jones' Fifty dollars U. S. gold
coupons, overdue. to w. e. Wood. Thirty-fiv
dollars Iowa Central gold coupons at their
| face to Frank Moves
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Purse $780, or ]
THURSDAY, Jnne rash.

PufS0 SOU. err tTotted better tier than han 80
$3.50 to fist, $50 to second, $40 to third
8. H. Jacobs, Skowhegan, Me-, names m Lady
Walton.
Wright & Norcross, Mystic Park, Boston, names
blk Lothair.
Dan B,gley, Deacon Park, Boston, names b m
Grace.
G. H. Hicks, Charlcstown, Mass, names b m Flo
ra.
j. F. Beck, Scion, Me-, names G Ed Gray.
Geo. NJ. Delaney, Augusta, Me-, names blk m La
dy Hassan.
Pruden Letonrneau, West Watervile, names m
Lady Mansfield.
Tim Watson.
George H.. Bailey, Forest City Park, names blk m
Fearnaught Belle.
A. w. Worcester Beacon Park, Boston. names
o Rahy Boy
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THE well known reputation of Hovcy & Co.
of Boston is sufficient for any of our readers to
understand that the display of choice plants
from their Conservatives advertised by F. 0.
Bailey s. Co. at auction this morning will be
the finest of the season
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AUCTION SALES.
i. 9. BAILEY & CO.. Auctionecrs.
Groceries. Teas. &c mt Auction

ON WEDNESDAY, June 4th, at l0i A. NJ, we
" we sha sell at saesroom Chests Oolong and
Young Hyson ca, Coif e. Raisns urrants, yates,
Shaker Apple Sauce, Bbls Dried Apples, Soap. Cans
Peaches Saleratus, SPICES, Musta d. Extracts, Starch
Stove Polish, Canary Seed. &c.
Also a small nvoie Pants, Cloth, Coat Innings,
Dress Goods, Brown and Black Alpaecas. Innings
Braids Misses Boots and Shoes, Buttons, Paper Col
riety store. my3Udtd
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CHOICE PLANTS
AT AUCTION.

W we snail; sell at salesroom a fine assortment OF
choice Plants, consisting of Tea, Monthly Perpetual,
Moss and other Roses, Fuchsias, double and single
Geraniums, Verbenas, Ivies, Coleus, Heoi ropes,
Pnks Lemon VerbeDas, PeLunias, &C., from The eel
ebrated Conservatives OF H0VEY & CO., Cam
bridge, Mass
IND
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Desirable Real Estate nj Wood
foru's Corner, Deeaing, at Auc-
ton.
nN WEDNESDAY, June 18th, at O'Clock p. NJ,
" we shall sell the Dyer property at Vo0dford's
Corner, Decring, consisting of new one and half
story House, L and Barn. The house contains
rooms part finished, good cellar. These bull ings
were built last conveniently arranged
and finely located. The lot contains ZOO square
feet ituate6 on line of Horse Cars Is minutes ride
from Portland.
r. o. BAILEY & CO., Auctioneers
ina
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=. 4e,s3e,1o7 3s,s3u,617 24,se6,O52
Total

k0st0n Sf0ck List.
lSales at the Brokers' Board, June g.,
E1'stSiu iU04
Portland. Saco & Portsmouth RR....,,.13 l
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LorHRoP, DEvENs & Co. have the new China
board shades They are great improvement on
the old style rustic shades. Call and see them.
No. G1 Exchange street. may15tf
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HAVANA. Brig Iza-162.519 # lumber, $50 box
shocks, sc boxes herring.
HALlFAA.NS. Steamer Falmouth-1400 bbls -four,
AGO lbs bacon IL cases boots and Shoes 6u00 lbs to-
bacco, 20 bbls sugar, lot of mdse
ST. JOHN, NIB. Steamer Gendon-12OO bills flour
100 do oatmeal 10 tons feed. 10 bags malt $50 gals
whiskey, 1900 lbs tobacco. Is bush seed 1 engine :
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DIR. URANN at Preble House Tuesdays and
Wednesdays of each week. His cures are won
derful may30-d&wtf
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VASES and Bouquet Holders for Cemeteries
and Public Gardens. Send for price list.
Nutter Bros. & Co., 90 Market Square, Port
lend. may9-f
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winds shifting to south-eastery and SOUTH
westerly and clear or partly cloudy aud warm.
err weather; lor the Middle States, southeast
erlv and south-westerly winds and increasing
cloudiness, with rain areas from the Alleghan
les to the lower lake region.
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ENTERTAINMENT FOR THE HOSPITAL AT
STowE-Last were young but interesting
and philosophical young lady of Stowe anx-
ious to do something for the Hospital, set her
wits to work and got up alittle entertainment
for this noble charity. The entertainment co.,
sisted of music, dialogues, Rotations, &C., and
considering the sparsely populated district 10
which she lives and the little aid she received
from few Sabbath School children, her sue
cess and spirit are worthy of all praise. Some
fifteen or twenty dollars were realized for the
object. The name of this enterprsing young
lady is Miss Eta Haley. Let Miss Haley's ex-
ample inspire other young ladies to like efforts
for the Hospital. L. G.
PsYCHoLoGY.-Professor Stearns gave anoth-
er very interesting entertainment at Army and
Navy Union Hall last evening to fair sized
Audience. His entertainment is in the shape
of experiments that he performs on subjects
selected from the audience One Of his best
subjects was well known printer of this city.
The Professor gives an entertainment this Of
ternoon for children. This evening is the last
of his series of these interesting exhibitions
Don't 90 if it hurts you to laugh.
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WE have this day marked down the prices
Vi all our prints which we have been selling at
lZl-zcts to IL cts a yard We have one OF the
best assortments in this city.
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TO II Ell @ N
A Chinese City Destroyed.
10000 Persons Said TO have been
Nassacped.

LONDON, June "a dispatch from Shanghae
gives some particulars of the capture by be
Imperial Chinese forces of the city of Taleefoo,
the Capital of Mohammedau State in the
province of Yunnan, in the southwestern part
of China.
1t says the most frightful scenes were wit
messed in the conquered city upon the entry of
the Emperors army. The victorious forces
fell upon their captives and massacred 80, 600 of
them. The Sultan poisoned himself, preferring
death by his own hands to falling into the pow
er of his enc mics
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Weeck of n Steamship.

LONDON, June 3.-The steamship Drummon d
Castle, while on voyage from Ha for
this city, went ashore on Chusan Island, off the
east coast of China and became total wreck
Thirty persons were drowned
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OLD DIR. GooDHUE's BITTERs-The reason
this medicine performs such remarkable cures
is that it works upon the blood, purifies and
renovates the whole system, that its claim nm
on the public is firm and lasting Sold by deal
ers in medicines generally. ie3-dS,w1t
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IF you waut to get Shaved or your Hair Cut,
go to Perry's Hotel Hair Dressing Rooms.
,,,ov2n-tf

For Loss of Appetite, Dyspepsia, Indiges-
ton, Depression of Spirits and General Debih
ty, in various other FORMS FERRo-PHosPHoRA-
TED ELIXIR of CALIsAYA made by CAswELL,
HAZARD & Co., New York. and sold by all
druggists, is the best tonic. AS q stimulant
tonic for patients recovering from fever or 9TH
err sickness, it has no equal. If taken during
the season it prevents fever and ague and other
intermittent fevers may21-4wt
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After n Murderer.
ELECTROMAGNETIC.


FOR THE NEXT TwENIf-FoUl
HOURS.
WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL
0rFICsR, Washington, d. G.,
June g. IS p MY
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aWoIh 10 and subscribed before me - for III.
- q - this - day Of, A. d. Is; ana :,
s.sx ~, thereof herennio subscribe my name and
ANA ~. oinciai seal the day and year aforesaid
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How MUNICH WOMEN WoRk.-one may
see in Munich every week corps of fifteen or
twenty cleaning tee streets with hoes, and car
rying away the dir. in wheelbarrows; and they
work rs rapidly and skiltully as men. II Is the
custom in Bavaria for 4 wo0d-saHyer Ia be &C
compan.ed by his wife, who saws with him;
and usually the hardest part Of the woFk falls
To her. that Of carrying the wood in an enor'
nous basket strapped 10 the shoulders, ire
auently TO the third or fourth floor These
women perform the work al men, and appear
10 Be equally as strong. The principal causes
of the peculiar diseases OF tAe female sex,
poverty of the blood, etc, are caused. Dr.
Carl Reclaim. police physician az Lelpsic. as
serts. principally BY feminine occupations and
sitting style OF life. To these may be added
bad room air, romance reading, aud religious
fana,icisu. '-Galar3.
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Why MEN Don't MARRy.-A Boston lee
,,,rar lately gave these reasons why men don't
marry: :.
Men don't marry. First, because they can't
get the one they want bachelors have hieh no
lions. Second, because many Of them are cow
ards; they dodge the question. Third, because
they are skeptical; they have no iaith IN wo'
men; they think marriage lottery. Fourth,
they are selfish; they cannot yield i"r another
good; can't support family-want the sweets
of lie without bearing its burdens. tnth, wo-
mans extravaganza. Here the speaker SHOW
ed the true cause for mans hesitancy; expens-
i've living and extravagant dress. Ii costs as
much to launch a woman on the sea OF wed
ded life as it would TO lit out schooner As
to sails, cordase, remnants, streamers, the dit-
ference is in favor of the schooner.
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shall even be grateful to have them widely o's
s se1i so that they may do as much good1
- no.s,bls. was young aud foolish whec
s1a Read that gentleman and thought it wa;
r rar' fine and very grand to be daellst, ana
staaa mon ..the field of honor" But | au
Cider 0is and more experienced now, and am 10.
Sr.it,y opposed to the dreadful custom. | a a
n,ad indeed. to be enabled to lift up my voice
against it. think it is bad. immoral tning
+ think it is every mans duty to do everything
ha can to discourage dueling. l always oo
now: | discourage it upon every occasion.
If man was to challenge me no"rn nov.
that can fully appreciate the inlqui'y OF lna'
nractce-I would go to that man, ana iaAe
Tim by the hand, and lead him to qiiet, re-
tired room-and kill him..
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NOTE when the oath is taken before justice Of
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DE0PCSAT.S all D. resolved a: the Coatrac: 014ce
4 Q. tbs Department uassi p. ~ Marsh q,
ls1, ~ Conveying Tie mails q Tie Uulsed States.
t-ou JGy Is 70 J4le ~ ls5s. II t4e Territory q.
Idaho The routes and by she schedules uf acE ar.
tL-es arrivals hegus- specified.
Decisions announce Is o- before N1-eA -. is-~.
bst1~s -tt e-1z.as c1rcs-ig t4r ts-e }sras 7sa
StrN-ttaes GeseEst.
The letters IL. Indicate LAT taerc - DO past ~
@ce .. the phase 2-I-e4 Service ~ Los be Isl. R.ese
ot.-ces e1lst.
IDAHO.
l51-9-Fro1l Lewiston. by 8oSA}sz. Washington Ter.
and f.Ge Hr9ve. 10 Spokane Pals, LIS t14lcs
144 hack. o1te wee<.
Leave Lewiston Monday ): S "a.
Arrive as Spokane Falls Thursday by 2 II:
Leave Spok-ae Falls Saturday a. 5 q IL.
ARRIVE ~ Lewiston Tuesday - IA.
1879 from Tyue.y.lle "a Washington, Is miles AID
back p0Ce @eaS.
leave TynesysLe Monday at an;
Arrive a. Washington Thursday Is e p N:
Leave Washington Er.d4y a. 5 = IA
arrive - TyAeaFllle Aoa.4ay By II.
l51Sl-FroIn Slvev City 10 Fa.ry.ew. miles ana
back twice a wvek.
Leave Silver CITY Moaday aid Saturday a,
II;
Arrive at Faivview by cam;
Leave Ea.rylew Monday and SATURDAY 1t n n !.
Arrive .. S.!Te1 C.ty by > . IL.
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FORM CT PROPOSAL, GUARANTEE.
AND cERTIFICATE.
PROPOSAL.


he undersigned --- ---. whose pos;-of..cc al.
uress - -. county % - State II - r,r.,.
poses - convey the mails q tbs United states from
July !, 1913. 70 June ~. 1874 on route No. - a..
tween - and -, under tAe advertisement of
the Postmaster General. dated December / fs1a
with CELEBRITY, certainty. and security law ~ Igne
?. Is'-' Tor the annual sum u - dollars
IAtS proposal Is aG3c ciA f2 Laos7,efgs Of tie dir
t9cs q nc rpnfe tsc s-<gkt u he to bs carred
d1g dli otasr particulars ~ rrfcreaee 10 IT, .. AL
serrsee aad. also after careful ersml#atoa of IA It-s
nj tStFacoHs attached % arertiseent Of r.aa ar
p'c dad n tae provisions c9at1ssed as &C. # Con-
gress If June 5, 1872.
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GUARANTEE.

Inc undersigned residing at -. State Of -
undertake that II the foregoing bid for carving the
man on route No. be accepted BY the pasi,naste,
enter into tho required Obligation. or contract =, -,
loEm the service proposed, with good and safneen,
It.s 'cs no. u'sdert7RasHg dftinc2y ne o5ligatioa,
and adt'Iitt>s assaaei by gs1runtora
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4 SOLDIER telling his mothey oi the terri
bic ire al Chickamauga, Was asked By her wAy
be did no. e. behind q tree. " sce. said
lie; there WASH. enough trees log tAr officers -
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CERTIFICATE.

The undersigned. postmaster at STATE or
ta-eS CNDhh HIS OATH or OFFICE, that he il ac.
la%hted with the above guaran;ors and knows them
- oe men q property and able make good tha.r
suarah'ee and that bidder and guarautors ara aIove
the age Of u years. '''' ""o'e