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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1874-08-12
EMBROIDERY. NEEDLEwORK, &

Jrdgs,-Mrs. E. d. Parker, Chairman,
Niffiin, Miss SaIiie J. Irwin, MiIfiin, Mrs.
Theodore Thompsoa, Thompsontowu, Mrs.
George McCulloch, McCulloch's Mills, Miss
Jennie North, NcAlisterville.
Inl SeeJIe,rork
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Department I.

Department h
agriculture, Machinery, implement, Sc
DR.. LUCIEN BANKS. (Nifiiintown) Vice
President, Superintendent of Department.
(o) AGRICULTURE.
Committee. - John McMeen, Chairman,
Andrew Beashoar, John Adams. Henry Su-
louff, William Cunningham.
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KNITTING, CROCHET, SHELL " ORK,
&C.
Juiges-Mrs, s b. Loudon, Chairman,
Mitilin, Miss Ellie Frow, Miilin, Miss
Mamie Kulp, Patterson, Mrs. David Wilson,
Port Royal, Mrs. Thomas Arbuckle, Nc
CuIlOch's Mills.
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(a) HORSES.
PREMIUMS.

All horses entered for premium will be
charged ten per cent. entrance fee on pre-
miums above $1,000.
(b) CATTLE.
Jndges-Theodore S. Thompson, William
Banks, John Jenkins, Lucien W ilson, Amos
Stoulfer.
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GOOD HOUSE AND BARN

and other improvements, End in a high
state OF cultivation. Also,
PURFoRT Ne. 3-Being tract OF WOOD
LAND in Walker township, aijoinipg lands
OF Jacob kurtz, Z. Houghtwout and Cath
arine Kurtz, containing tS ACRES.
The sale 20 take place ON the farm, Pur-
port No. =.
TERMS One-fourth OF the purchase
money to DC paid on the confirmation Of
sale; onc-iourth on the lst of April, 1872
and the balance On the lst of April, 1876,
with interest from the LIST day of April,
1875. Possession to be given ON the lst ct
April, 1915. The purchase money to bs
secured by reccgnirInce with approved 81
curity.
WM. " ENOUSE, Sheriff.
Aug ), 1874.
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FLOWERS AND DESIGNS

ITO
Judgs,-Mrs. Joseph Pomeroy, Chairman,
Academia; Mrs. William Hartman, Patter-
son; Miss Josie Rothrock, Mifiin; Miss
Alice sieber, Miffiin Miss Annie Thomp-
son, Port Royal.
l0) Flosrsrs, Sc.
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Charter Notice.

NOTICE is her, by given that the follow
IN ing named persons, Jame. Mcknight.
Thomas A. Elder, +. Southland Parker, Luz
Glen Banks, j Banks Wilson Jacob Sulouff,
LOUIS Z. Atkinson, r. McMeen, T. Van
Irwin, G.. w. McAlister, and others, citi-
zens of this Commonwealth, having formed
an association, styling II the " Riverside
Parb and Agricultural Association of Ju-
niata County," the character and OBJECT OF
which is the encouragement of Agriculture
and Horticulture and the maintenance of a
private Park and of facilities for trottins
and other innocent and athl.tic sports, and
that the certificates of the said individuals
to that effect will bc presented TO the Hon.
b. +. Junkin, at September term of the
several courts Of JuEiata county for perusal
and approval and for the granting of Char
ter to and for the said association, to be
called the Riverside Park and Agricultural
Association Of Juniata County, to be ioca-
ted at Mifiiintown, Pa, for the purposes
aforesaid, according to the provisions OF
the act of Assembly approved the oath day
of April, A. d. 1874, entitled " An act TOR
the incorporation and regulation OF certain
corporations.
JAMES MCKNIGHT.
THOMAS A. ELDER.
i. Southland Parker.
JUClEN BANKS.
J. BANKS WILSON.
JACOB SCLOUFF.
LOUIS +. ATKINSON.
r. McMEEN.
T. VAN IRWIN.
Il. W. McALlSTER.
And others.
Aug. 5-iw
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Department HI.
Horficufture. Pouifru, &c.

| ~
SAMUEL STRAYER, (Pattcrson,) Vice
President, Superintendent of Department.
(a} Jcdges-David Cunningham, Matthew
Rogers, John Stoner, James 2. Kelly, Grin
F, Groninger.
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PUBLIC SALE OF
REAL ESTATE !

DY virtue Of an order of Court N parti-
- tion on the real estate of Daniel Stout
fer, Elizabeth S;ouif;.r, William A. Stout
fer, Nancy Stouifer and Elizabeth A. Stout
fer, issued out of the Court of Cornmou
Pleas of Juniata county, /, William II.
Knouse, High Sheriff of Juniata county,
viii sell at public sale, on the premises. in
Fermanagh township, Juniata county, 1T !
o'clock, P. ", on
THURSDAY, AUGUST y, 1874,
the following tr1cts CT land
PrRPORf No. 2-COntainins ONE HUN
DRED AND FORTY-FIVE ACRES, mors
or less, adjoining lands OF +. O!es, William
Adams and Amos StOufer. This tract is
eiigibly located, with
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Id LEATHER AND MISCELLANEOUS
ARTICLES.

Commitfes-N. A. Elder, Chairman, Noah
Hcrtzlcr, Jerome lletrick, Robert Il. Pat
tcrson, Daniel Conn.
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NeiO advertisements,
MINERALS, ORES AND METALS

Best hanging basket go. -. D,r
best stand of flowers. ... x
MINERALS, ORES AND METALS.
Judges-George Jacobs, Chairman. v.,
Hin; Jacob Will, Miiiiin; Samuel Leop.rJ
Oakland Mills DR.. Beale, Port Royal. =
Espenschade, M.tiiin.
For best collcctioh of minerals from
Junlata county 0ro
Best collection of Juniatl ores 2 n,
BEET display of specimens of iron
manufacturer. from Juniata ores > IN
All articles entered for which no n-ovi
sion has been made in the foregoing liz,
will receive "a prcportionabIe premium if De-
serving.
All articles entered for premium must h,
reported 10 the Super intend-nt of the rs-
spective Department before 6 O'Clock P.W
OF September 22nd.
On Friday afternoon of the Fair a Publ.
Auction VIII lie held, whereat exh;bitors
VIII DC permitted to offer for SALE articles o.
stock which may have been exhibited h,
them, and articles for sale will be so nh
cardcd if exhibitors desire it.
Due notice will be publicly given of anv
excursion which may be procured on Penn
sylvania Railroad.
All communications To b. addressed tn
K. McMEEN.
See'g Rfrcr;ide Park end .fyriculixrql .s,,o-
cratioa, MigfintouH, Pa.
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NeiC Adrerfise.n enfs.
LIST OF PREMIUMS,
Riverside Park and Agricultural Associ
alton Of Juniata County, Pa.
OF THE

Fair to be held TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY,
THURSDAY and FRIDAY, SEPTEM-
FER 22, %, "a and %, 1874.
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ITt5tTttS, JtttlkJ, ca
Products.

Frnif, and Gsgetabls, in .9ir-tght Cans.
For best display Of fruits. ts............l 90
second best do do ............. 75
best display Of vegetables. ...... 20
second best do do o.......... 15
best single specimen of either
fruit or vegetables. les........... so
best cat-ur. any kind ........... so
Spicsd Fruit and Pickles.
For best display of spiced fruit. ..... 90
second best do do o.........., so
best single specimen of any kind
of iruit. -.................... Dip
best display of pickles. ........ IS
second best do do ... 80. 80
best single specimen of any kind
OF pickles. ................. Dip
4 (e) Buffer, Cheese and Honey.
For nest 5 pounds print butter...... 90
best pounds lump butter ...... 75
best 25 pounds cheese. ........... l 90
best can OF lard d.............. so
best 5 pounds honey. %
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(5) CONVEYANCES, FARMING IMPLE-
MENTS AND MACHINERY.
Premiums.

John Kaufman, Thomas Arbuckle, Thomas
Murphy, James Okeson.
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PREMIUMS.

For best 10, of cabinet work. ss 90
best chamber set. 3 GO
best p,rlor sci. 90
best lot of tiIware. 9 90
hest lot of carved work ......... = 60
best marble work 90
best bush i basket. 15
best hand basket. ......... ...... 81
best market basket. 80
best cedar tub or meat vessel.... | 90
best refrigerator. 90
best corn, wire or split broOms,
(six in bundle).. 13
best exhibition OF foreign cutlery
mr. barfwar,. of any sort niu'oma
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J. Z. GRAYB1LL,
II N IN A.InAr
In the Orphans Court of Jul
ntata County.

McAlisterville, Aug. ), 1874.
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award of merit or Diploma, which will be
read and published with the list Of Pre-
miums
Best reaper.
combined reaper and mower.
mower.
threshing machine.
clover huller and separator.
corn shelter.
tanning mill.
horse and hay rake.
straw cutter.
corn planter.
plough.
grain drill.
cultIvator.
corn plough.
harrow.
hay fork.
pump for wells.
cherry secder.
apple parer.
cider press, hand or horse power,
patent bee hive.
(e) ARTICLES OF MANUFACTURE
MADE IN COUNTY.
Comminee.-E. Tilten, Chairman, John
Moore, A. J. Ferguson, Mrs. d. u. Craw-
ford, Mrs. e. W. McAlister.
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The following list, in this class, is free
to entrance from abroad, also will Ie-
ceive special care and places AID viii lie
judged according TO quality and granted an
award of merit or Diploma, which will be
read and published with the list Of Pre-
miums
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July !. Is7i-st
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Fast Horses, Speed, and al Matters Re
iting 10 tie Track.
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WINES AND CORDIALS.

(b) Judgss-E. l.. Jamison, Z. Lauver,
Jonn Lindsay, W. W. Watts, Solomon
Sieter.
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TERMS $500 PER ANNUM IN ADVANCE.

'epuichre OF the past; but alas! even the
CAanhlnS OF Old was too CHRISTIAN. As TO
the C0annn5s OF to day. they are. In the sOr-
loWIu' agreement OF all OF us, but n sort OF
''db mta0res geatjam." No one denies that
unbe,ief will exist In The world even unto the
end; but no one will assert that the existing
iorm OF urbeiiei Is not rapidly breaking up ia
New Eogiund, erumbling to dust OF itself
And there IS increasing pressure upon il from
without. There is greater energy. for in
stance, IN Congre9ationallsm every day--thc
very soul OF that energy lying in its Ortho-
GoXy. Methodist. Baptist, Evangelical Epis-
copacy, Presbyieraui,m, and Orthodox Com
gregaiionalism are welded TO-DAY in Boston
into measure both of unity and energy and
assurance ii success such rs is not even pre-
tended to by uIbeeE As to Prrsbytelian-
ism, ore thing is certain: God. ia his provl-
dence. is concentrating the Scotch upon New
England. We have heard of them before ia
certain epOchs of The world, aud the revival
in Scotland is intensiiyius their energy, a,
against whatever posteritv, in any shape, OF
: Claverhouse they may meet here. No pep
PIE In all the world less influenced by tho
sceptcisrn of the day, no people quite so OBJ
.stinate and ferYeut in their latin. But The
victory OF belief will be one not of coutro.
versy, bat simply OF love and of Christ. De-
pend upon it, the great CONFEDERATION is but
one OF the lesser providences OF Heaven
toward the ''eyoluIiol" of another and no
bier Boston. God knows orthodoxy has had
human defect and plenty of il; and Col
equally knows that Boston heterodoxy has
had divine excellence Of certain kinds and
much Of it. Rejecting The merely human Ot
each system, He is at work upon and with u
all, and who can doubt The result? But '.th.'
lines OF force' are not more distinctly defined
in nature than they are in Boston; and here,
as everywhere, the oufsiDotence Cf Col
toward nen, the pressure Of the heart Of God
upon the heart OF mai., is along the line Ct
the simple gospel Of Christ crucifed.
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The Most Desirable Property in the
Vicinity of Portland for Sale.

NNTE offer the Property situated on Ocean Stree,
w Woodiord's Corner, Deering, and known ASH
Phiney Property, consisting of about liz acres OF
finely located land in tie highest state of culiva-
abundance of choice Fruit. The buildings am
pie, thorough and substantial consisting of large
and finely arranged House, With wondshed, carriage
best aud most conveniently arranged in the State.
There is also large hay barU on line Of street, re-
Gently built, at considerable expense. The late Mr
Phiney spared neither time money to make tbs
first class property. II is situated within Is mill
utes ride of Portland most of the way over shell
Rochester Railroad Cars stop at Woodford's, a few
minutes walk from the property. Across Back Bay
you get of the finest views of the city to be OBJ
taned. Church and School privileges excellent. Fer
further information inquire of
e.. q. BAILEY ~ CO..
ie29tf l. Exehapge St. Portland Me. 4.
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BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL,
No. .12 Pine st Portland.

FsIHE Misses SYMONDS viii reopen tireir School
4 for Yonng Ladies on THURSDAY, Sept, the
18th. For Circulars, containing the particulars adj
dress tie Principal, No. Il Pine st. jyl7eod2m
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As indicating the deplorable condition Of
public sentimentin the West, it may be stated
that two Chicago loafers. arrested in drunk
Ell fight, gave their names as II. W. Beecher
and t. Tton, and that the Judge fined the
former fen dollars, while the latter got off
with only five.
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WANTS.
WANTED.

n GOOD HOUSE, centrally Local ed, suitable for
"A a Physician. Rent about $5Oo.90.
Address S. L. COE,
aug4 II Corner Temple and Congress SITS.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1874-08-05

The Louisville Courier journal is sur
priscd that Wisconsin tolerates a town called
Packwaukee. 1t is a peculiar name and the
adjoining towns make considerable sport OF
it. The adjoining towns are Wauwatosa,
Weyauwegs, Nepeuskun, Mazomanie, Ke
waskum, Mukwonago, Taycheedah, Kau.
kauha, Wequiocl, and few others which
also have those soft ItalaI names.
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w estEprOofk Seminary,
I STEVENS PLAINS, NE.

The Fall Term of this Institution will commence on
TUESDAY, Aug. lS, 1871,
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''May Heavens angels whisper golden
words as they kiss your darling checks"
wrote La Crosse man TO his Betsy, only last
Sprins; and now be wishes Heavens angels
would whisper to himsl how bis breach. of
premise suit is coming cut, as his lawyer is
doubtful.
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Two drunkards are laboyiously attempting
to reach their homes in hobiug along the
streets in pitch daik night. 81 live far
aSay," SAID one Of the worthy pair. II am
not like you ito his partrer) rich man who
can afford to live near the, grog shop, in the
contre of the city," 'Never mind" answered
the other drunkard. Rich! OF what use is
it to me! Even If was millionaire L could
not be more drunk than am."
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Milwaukee NeUs: A Kansas man who
was fatally shot in row, recovered con-
sciousress just before death, and asked what
ki'id OF weapon did the business. On be-
Ing informed that it was liver mounted
seyep-shooter, he gasped, '.GlcryI | was
ateared it was one OF those hoss pistols .' and
then d ed happy.
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According to a correspondent, the follow
ing notice is TO be seen displayed at the ccf-
ner Of a street in New Orleans: ''Gentle.
men are earnestly requested not to fire off
their IevolyeIs near this corner, as the pro-
prietor OF the peanut stand is nervous, and
has a double-barreed shotgun constantly on
hand''
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WIDfea.
Wanted.

w skDICEe
\ BOY to learn tie Drug Business. Apply to
~ z. o. BOX 1897.
jy15 If
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Lost.

A POCKET BOOK contairing about four huu-
IN dred dollars and private paDers. among which
is receipt from Alexander EtlmOnd's for fifty dol
lars. The finder will receive suitable reward OH
leaving it at the City Marsha,'s Office.
au3-dlw ISAAC +. QUIMBY.
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LOST AND FOUND.
Found.

Found.
A PAIR of EYE GLASSES. The owner can
"A have the same by calling at THIS OFFICE.
aui div
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II seems like waste of time to spend five
years at West Point for the purpose of ac
quirine the title of eutenlnt, when a boy
can be called ''Colcner' by simply addre s'ng
few words to any thirsty congregation in a
barroom
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PROPOSALS.
For Removing Sunken Lodges in Ken
nebec River, Maide.

DRoPoSALs will be receivcd st this Office until
II 10 O'Clock A. NJ on III UgSDAY, the 18th day
of August, for the removal of about 70 cubic yards
of sunken ledges in s.tLe NarioNss'
Persons desiring to make proposals for this work
are requested 70 apely to the undersigned at his
office No IL Clapp's Block, Congress street, Port
land. Me-, for specifications and further informa-
lion concerning the same.
o. ). Engineer Ohce GEO T!IOM
Portland, Me-. Lieut.. Col cf Enpil,eeIs
Augusts, iS7i Bvt. big. Gen. u. S s. A.
aug3 dc
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Family school for Girls,

A THE WILLOWS, FARMINGTON MAINE.
~ School Year begins September 2i. Instrue-
tion unexeeed. Sps cial facilities Tor Modern Lam
guases and Music. Buildings finest in New England.
For Information, address
jy27MW&t1m MIR. e Mrs. n. C. GOODENOW.
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REAL ESTATE.
HOUSE AND LAND
FOR SALE.

TTHE desirable House and splendid gar,lcn lot, Me-
4 56 Park stiee, the residence os the late George
s. BaIstow, is for sale am, presents rare chance 10
secure fine house and beautiful grounds on reason
able terms. Z he lnJ is 90x215. and contains about
10000 feet OF land The buildings are in thorough
repair, with gas, Sebago water, bath &C., per-
feet drainage and cementei cellar and is uns pass
ell in its arrangements for the comforts OF the family
and can be examined any day application 10 eiteer
of the subscribers who authorized to name pI1ee
and liberal terms. GEORGE :. HUNT, Admir-.
UPHAM & GARDINER.
Real Estate Agents, No. Exchange Street.
ivoo dim
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FOR SALE :!

pUILDINGS, STOCK, AND FIXTURES OF a
I'D general country store at Lisbon Falls. Me.
The business has been successfully carried by G..
G. Moses & Co. for the past seven years. GoJd rea-
sons given for selling. Apply to-
q. c. MOSES, Bath Me.
Or at the Office of the Worumbo Manufacturing CO.
Lisbon FAILS Me-, July 81, 1874. jy3Gd4w
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GORRAM SEMINARY.

YsyHE FALL TER NJ viii commenc eTuesdav, Aug
i ust 25th and ccntinne eleven weeks. Fcnr
courses of study viz: Normal Commercial, Cia si-
cal, and Ladies Collegiate. Students taken by the
Term or Year and good School and pleasant Home
provided.
Gymnastics and Saddle Horses for boys and girls
affoid pleasant recreation and exercise
For particulars, terms, &c, send for catalogue to
JOEL WILSON, Principal
jy27d&w1m or j. A. WATERMAN, Secretary.
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FOR SALE.

a LOT OF vacant land, situated on the west side
IA of High, between Pleasant and Danforh, SITS.
This let has front of about 81 feet and if about 1914
feet deep, and plans have been drawn b, How, for
block of seven nine gentee and convenient resi-
dences, and adapted for the same. Enquire of
EDWIN CHURCHILL,
No. Portland Pier,
mar2s From l2 to 2 O'Clock. p. NJ.
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THF MAINE STATE PRESS

TERMS: Eight Dollars Year in advance. To
nail subscribers Seven Dollars Year il paid n aC-
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TO LET

no Let.
fHiWoStores and uites of Rooms in Halifax House.
II conner India ani Middle Streets. Enquire of
MATTOCKS g. FOX,
Jy30dtf So Middle Street.
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F5NWO Rooms, with bath on the same floor or
Il a whole fiat 1t conveniently arranged in the
western part Of the city. Address.
j. ID. PROCTOR.
Jylodtf New Casco, Me.
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After forming friendship, you should rem
der implicit belief; before that period you
may exercise your Judgments Seaeca.
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JOB PRIy, fNG. Every description " j. y
Printing executed promptly, aud at the lowe.s
prices, at the Daily Press Printing House, iJ9
Exchange ST. WM. N MARKS.
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Fer Sale.

4 PLEASANT two story dwelling House. in good
"A repair, suitable for families. situated
the soutEery corner of Pearl aud Lincoln Streets.
Enquire at the House any time after 10 a. NJ.
my20 If
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THE PRESS
WEDNESDAY MORNING, AUG, 5. ga
Gossip aEd Gleanings.

After the solid meats of the Brooklyn can
dal repast comes the "whipped-sylabub."
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Lost.

WHtrE riding in the Western part of the city a
w POCKET BOOK, containing owners name
address, papers and sun of money. The finder
will please leave same at thi office and receive suit
able reward. jyl5dtf
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

Booksellers and StatiOners,
HGYT, & F0GG ,No.91 Middle street.
p. MCGOWAN, 25i CONGRESS 81.
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS
CITY OF PORTLAND.

In BOARD OF MAYOR AND ALDERMEN,
July 90. 1874. I
ORDERED, That the City Clerk give notice to all
" parties interested, by publishing copy of this
order in the daily papers of this city, for three weeks
successfully, that this Board on THURSDAY, the
sixth day August next, at O'Clock p NJ, at the
Aldermen's Room, in City Building. will hear all
parties interested the petitions for Sewers i'll the
following named streets, viz
Warren sta eet, from Monument TO Adams streets.
Cumberland Street, from Washington to North
streets.
Spring street, from Thomas to Neal streets.
And that thereafter this loard viii determine and
adjudse If public convenience requires the construc
tion of Sewers in said Streets
Read aud Passed.
Attest: H. !. ROBINSON, Clerk.
CITY OF PORTLAND, S., July %. 1874.
To all whom it concerns, notice is hereby gveu as
required by the aforesaid order which is made part
of this notice.
Attest: II. T. r 3BINSON, City Clerk.
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