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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-02-23
@uM Der Matur,

,uthoI,enb t4S Seitsn uab zine In,atl f&Snsr
Mtbiipunasn. Sree g,srica teirer @ri6Is5te,
unS bouptIShlid ipl6t bic su b%eiratten bsabftti-
osn So0tsr bis,eS Bud baten. Die STUNT lanse
az lsssu unb bic Strait tss Mannss lit 3u srbalten.
sowit bic Grbaltuns her Wsitlittsst. 2Sts rnsrs
ShEns u,S aeIuncs ainosr babsn tann.
Mer,;itsr &aib unc Sisle tsirhbrtr Esetbte
fir bic %Gcrfcmmnils in esr srlfsrl YsI'pse esS
sheliden Qstens. gSirb lprStalfi.sN sergsgslt an
iiarnb cine 9ltrsis fir % W Ssrlanot @erelIe
DE- Jacques, Central Medical lnstitnte' 'os
Chestnut Str. st. Louis Mo.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-02-23
Deut10>G n9liI0er
NriDnts~ 1aiaterricDf !

Der gsrprafGnoisuns baItcr wiinide id nod
sinise junse 9sute icpie ahabsn fir mrincn
It%enbuuterridt III se,pinnen. Der llntsrri6t
cer anabcn it setrennt non hem per junaen
WGuusr. Die llnterri6tsfGdcr fno telitide
une elSliihe Gcrreipoucsn, unb Competition,
llcbsrisBunsen aus teiocn SpraGsn, @uGfibr-
uns II. I. 10. guf gEun1t, pter no npttmsnoi9,
nsresn GleinenhrfGder nadscbclt, Icpie bic
tIbersn Rednnn sfcrmeu %ipcciel selbt'
NGt6en lnp jungru Damcn ertbeiic ferncr
yriYat llutsrri6t i'm 6aule, 1t osuIh cn9lilden
Gprrsippneen, unc Competition, lOpie Ginfiibr'
uua in bic claliihe 0itteratir tsirrr Spradrn
nit bsicneersr GiI6liGt auf afbstilb- litili&s
@runrla9e.
SIS. Sitter.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-02-23

- SO lit icbr mubr, pns mas quito
Spridwrrt ia0t: ,Nrmuth i6dnNet nidt
unb GeiAtbnm modJt nid)t sIiidlld"
@le wabr sizes iein mub, 0cbt eorous
berpor, Nob cs. iO9ur aud aoni umas.
fcbrt ned pabr lit u@cidtbum idduoet
nift unb Nrmutb mAdt nidt 9liidliA !
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-02-23

Somiihe @n,ei9e. rGin
iunser traftiaer Metaerburi6e, ben maj
gum 9erbuden uno gum Siilen Der @ilrite
ecbrauden fonrtc, miro geiu6t.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-02-23

- Cine Der eraiebiJiten ginnabequeI'
len, peIde brr ,Gententtulfono" bat,
lino bic Yreiie, welde fur oas ausi6l'eb
lids Ttedt besabIt wercen. 9emiGe Nrtife1
innerbaib Der Gin~frieSisung bes @usitel.
l.nssplubcs gu U'rtaufcn. $40. 600 int
aeboten fur Die Gon3elfon, nYeanuts'
~ 10 Gents bas Quart su perfaufen.
Der Setrcienoc mlib etwo cine MiEior
Quarts Ycanuts Oerfauten, UNI MUIR Der
Yrcis Der Goneiion beranssuiGIaaer
uno i0it icbc Yerion, wclde Die Nusitel'
lung teiudt, mub Tin Quart Wrauuts
%faufen, nm Dem Wanne ourdwbelfcn
Damn fommt Der yYOpsGorn" Mann,
,peldcr $4,000 be,anlt. Ser SooawaIer
8crfdufcr sublt $50, 900 fir fem Yriui-
lreium unb miro babel nod eln @ebdunt
auf ieiue Soften erridtsn. 3ucrit botte
man seaen ben Scrtauf bon Bier Gin
iuano crbcben, ais Der Serfauf aber mil
einem Meitauront b~erbunben murbe,
flbltsn bieG ommiiiionerS elm menidliheS
Miibren uno erlaubten Den 8erfauf bon
Bier asaen 8ubluug oes runoen Sdmm'
dcns non sc, 1000. SLIM Die ganscn
Musrcaunss. @sbaube berum iino isbl
YIafate anscidlasen, our oenen in arobeu
8udita'en: nSier oarf nibt 9craudt
wtrocn" unb rennod finb $4,000
aarantirt uno tbsilwciie be,ohlt iuoroen
fir oas ousidlicblide @edt nGiaarrcn"
innerbalb Der @lnirieoiaun9 ~ u~erfaufen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-02-23
Sw &ateniammer
(an msine @slifbit.)

Sic @onnsn linb ~seriloben,
Gie 8owlen fno ssleert;
Sic 94eit, 30 @rau %ulnwober,
ST teincn Sent mcbr werib
* Nir lit TO idaf uno libel,
Vie Stirne aliibt unb brennt,
Gs tatert mid borribel,
Gs tatert mid borreno !!
Nol0t 10 benz &ouid Der Gimme
3ermaImuna auf Nem 0ub,
81 ipare mlr het Minne
Scrsidtcn Morgcunrub
gSns irommt mir Scin @eliebel,
Sas meinen Sdmer, uerfnnt !?
IS fatert mid horribel,
s. fatcrt mi \ borreno
Stud bicicm Gbor bon 3etcrn,
Tie ihmcidelno mid gerubrt,
l(nb itet5 III ncuem 0edcrn
Mein ihwades ser, ucrfiibrt!
3n riciis mar Der &ibel,
3u win;is rein Salient:
SIS fatert mid hOrrlbsl,
GO tatert mid borrcnb
Bring, Sbcure. mir rcn $arung.
@eiaI;en uno g~ebeist;
Tas 1T Die redte Wabrunn,
Sic felbit Sergrdmte rei;t
Mit Giis, 9aud unb 3wicbel,
Mie labt ct opnlent B.!
Gs fatcrt mid borribcl,
Gs tatert mid bOrrcno
8 3druna, trcu uno bieber,
@imm mcincn ShWur in Wht!
Site, nj" pcrfneip' i'd wiebcr
Die fsuide Mittsrnuht !
Ggceile iiub pom llcbcl,
Ser @eiis lebt bectnt.
SO futert mid borribel,
IS fatert mid borrcno !
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-02-23

NOD I INNER BON 1870 prcsent bilItaer
tautts, ale IN 'rsenb sincm anesrn 0cI6Git
in Der Nabe, unt toB or entlblpNen 1T, i'm n, or
10 btlltg, utp tsnn mosIiG ned hiliiatr
~ SsrtauIsn unb suslsid bic bsfen B
rem i'm Warit ~ lisfsru.
Dap Malbinenartet ID. t. sutel bic Santar.
belt in eieIsr gsSlebuns iibsrtriHt, bafir s'tsn
bic un3abli9sn MalGiasn fir fat jebes @epsrte
seniisenS 3susnib. gr bssablt feline Isenta
nm isin @eI6ait 3u smpfstlen, I%uneeru, menn
btes Ssilanp tbut % aus leiner eiaentu
lsbsr3eusuns Ssitisb..
r. u. HASENRITTER.
fam Oben @eiastss bcweiItn uub iettn Don tel
Wabrtsit c%elsltrn iibsrSsuasn.
: Dnbsr 1T sS Sepsrmauu's SntsreGe bel 8 NJ
SurSuiprrden nne ft niht Serleiten A.
lalsr, sertnss Waarsn tbsusr a. faufen, tptnr
man b.fisr tbun fam.
Tts prstls anp ti, NnalitGt Der Waaren fcat
stn gslaaft emrfsblsu. Dsst alb sebt unb fauf
Sure
Mobel, Mrtraben, 8orbSnee, giloer
rabmsn, Seppide, earse &C.,
tiais fiji Yaar bel
v. 8. 5~Afearitttr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-02-23
JObn SO. Sowea
@runbei9entbumsa9en
unteriu0tr nSeiibtiteln

y man NO.
Gin bolitanSiaer Mnsiug aucr 8rnnS
eiaenthumS %GintraNunaen in @asconoee
SountD, entbalteno bic uripriinglihe
Gintra9una, SeiibtitsI, &bpctbesen, ae'
ridtlide urtbeile, Ssltamentariide Be
itimmunaen, Sar-Serff ufc &C. ben 3uitanb
ocs Seiibtitcl fir ieocs @runoltiif IN
8~aSconaoe County FLAIR bartbuenb.
SeSab ung BON Steuern une Serfauf
bon 9ano fir auSwdrts w~obnenSe 8rnno'
el0entbiimer prompt beiorst
Seiibtltel wsrbcn geDeu gcringe Ter'
aiitun9 Icoereit unteriuht.
sm. Muh Nsenl fir bic Glib ct.
9ouis @caenieiti9e Scuer Srrll@eruA0S
@cielidaft.
Sobn SIS SOVIET.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-02-23

Sdilcr u@as it tcnn bas, cine
6abel?"
9sbrcr: yGinc Snbcl 1T, wenn gum
geiipi;l Der Gicl nit Dem 6udS 10
ipridt, wic i'd NIT Sir"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-02-23

@rifMp Cine itmae unb sriintIits
Stutgt. Seiluna fir Bride oterS,rnis,
in SUNG uns alt, s%arantir. bic Sue1on Wrtbcbe.
Cine teife Seilu,s rter feine 3db'una. 0breibt
pesr ipre6t yer bel Or. Subfon, 7OS CHESTNUT
StraBe ct. Ycuis, $40. \
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-02-23

Sebrau9 Srsane. $50
III bat emma DE Stale?
Bum @iedcn..
@oW ben Munb?
/. Gum GGcn.&.
s'@oiu ,bis Sbten?
Su Den Sbrringcn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-02-23
Dr.. WHITTIER.

6l7 st. Charles Strobe ct. yolis
Gin Shilrr streicr nrtijinilder Snifitute. urs
bat cine lingere praris in ter ScbantIuns
iypbilii6er unp hroriidsr Nranfbriten ais ira,nS
Elm antcrer arst in Ct. Sruia; mic aus st,
tcrtiaeu Vlittern Al erletcn iine ME i'd te
altsitsn Ginmpbner e%rinnern.
Vile iDpbilitiihen &ranfbeitcn
ui,b 5claen ron m~erfurial aranFbeiten nerttn
fiber unb nit unerbGrtem Grfpla tebanselt. mad,
ben telen tnebi3inildsn Iutprititcn. Strifte
Gtsfreticn. Spernidtcrrbcea, Shwicte NIB lin.
~fibiateit III Gclee inssrtIiHcr StItfbefrduns,
stusi6weifan9 III ipGtsren Shtrcn ODER aun,rsm
llriabcn. tpelGe radbfrbeibe lletel ;ur sssac
baben: @asemeine Shtpade, lG,padeS Gstser.
mtsen. asihpadtcs Oeod6tniB, Saut.MusfdlSss.
@tnei9rns gfssn 5rauenr @eeaitaft Oeennsfn,
@rrpirrunn, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, &C, bic zine
rnsliidIidle @br CUR 6plse bnben cher cisl;,be
aanS lrntp0ltb MAIDEN, tpirbcn ealerbafi osheilt.
Yampblet rs Stiienl auf pbiseS bcsiebfne, in
Yerlieaeiten Converts fir smri prIt StenpeI.
Gcnlv,taticn in nsiner S1ic, oecr brirlit,
frei' SSp ee unteqncm IL sr Sstantlnns mad,
her Staet ;i fomnlrn, iperSrn Wsei,insn rsr
Grprsss rter pcif s%rriantl. gHo orilHna mSa.
lid wiro oitirlbe e~arantirt; BEL ,mriisltaflen
5Gacn wirc ties stf,st SHire Staneen Won
9 llbr SOrn. bis 7 l,br atsuts. Scrutass ysn
II bis 1 llbr.
Yampblet an ir9eno cine Nbreie fir swri
Gents.
Mannbarfcit "n'' f FIR i5 q. ss'i'''ss
@eibli0frit, s''' 'i 10 et .sls' IS l'''H
8eiNe in periieasltcn pmidlaa fir 20 cts.
Mantarfeit une @riblihfeii in TeutId in siasn,
Set iaufrirt firl5ets.
6etrdtbS $50 S''''"
s''9'''' sa"''''''"" TuDrer.
Gleanntcr Sud- GinbonS. SGnf,i0 Gents
lletn 80 jecsrifi3en trsii rad Dem Qeben iesr
fplaeuce GssenltGnbe: 9Bcr fol- t~eiraiben. wer
nidt, ,paruni 2 bas ribtiae Glitter auu Seiratber.
Wer suerit 9eirntbet, Rannbdrfeit @eiblidfsit,
pbyiidrr gerfaa. Iic Sclaen. tes 3G5itotS
uns er gusibpeifunsrn. @cr b~eiratucu Ioutr.
gSie 9etsn unb Slid ~ crbalttn. ,rb sirle
antere @eaenitGrte. Ollie bic Az bciratbrn teat,
(idt gen, iollt.li hes Bud lsen.
9ah elmer let"nslGnalihcn IrariS b~ebauttc
| i'd aus moraIiiher llrberSeu9unp, taB Is Won
dllen erpatieren perIrnen 9elrlen mertsa icltc
unb eant perltlolen. es IcQte nibt berumlisstn
| reer ~pcrlcren werten, Ia cS zines lpdteren Qelcu5
pfrtb III. GS entbGlt taS bette ter meti,iui1hsu
Vitsratu uut III fir jetsn ter es lief. ,sbnmaf
Zen Nclicilpreis pertb.
pepularr MuSgaee, bdsIelts mic ctet ater nNr
phpier bedel 260 Ssiten fir 30 Gsnts per wcl.
yiili9lfer Siibrcr in glmerifn. Dan atrsl5ire nit
Ysiiiigur0 hrs tetr. gerageS
DR.. Whittier,
Gl7 St, Charles street, st. Louis, No.
The Portland daily press., 1876-11-27
PENOBsCOT COUNTY.
Maine Rusiness Notes.

j. Winslow Jones is canning Holsters at
Boothbay for the London market.
There are some 45 manufactures in the first
Maine internal revenue district, which returns
about $1700 government tax per month.
The Kuickerbocker Ice Company is making
Preparations for large harvest the coming
winter; 1O7 men and several teams are now at
work constructing wharves, builings, ETC.
The shipping built in the Bangor district
during the season of 1876 amounts to I'll %
tons, the vessels being the barkentine Formosa
535. II tons; schooner Serena S. Kendall 1867;
schooner Sewell 1904.
The amount of outgoing freight from Lewis
ton is very large. The Continental Mills few
days ago shipped 1000 bales of cotton to Boston
and Rev York-largely to the latter city; $50
bales of these goods were consigned to firm
IN China. The Continental mills USE an i'm
mense amount of eotton-about 225 bales or
over million and quarter pounds week.
The Continental goods are very heavy and re-
qure large amount of raw material. The An
droscoggn and Bates mills use each about 175
bales of cotton per week.
The Portland daily press., 1876-11-27
Gripping of the Bowels, and Wind
Collie,
"NIrs. WinsIow's Soothing Syrup
Important to evrey Family.

Rheumatism, Sciatica, Neuralgia, Pleurisy, Spine
and Hip Diseases, Infammations Kidney and Liver
Weaknesses, Severe Aches, Pains and Stitches, Ex-
ternal Nerve Disorders, Nervous Action of the
Heart Severe Coughs, Crick in the Back, Sprains,
Weakness Of the Back, Joints, Muscles or Sides,
Lameness, Stiffness of the Joints or Muscles, and all
maadies in which Porous Plasters are valued, are
by Benson's Capcine Porous Plasters instantly re-
lieved and quickly cured. Benson's Capcine Porous
the slow action OF the ordinary article They effect in
few hours that which other Porous PlasteIs require
days and weeks of continuous wear to accomplish.
They will positively cure diseases which others sim
ply relieve. They are purely vegetable, and do not
contain metallic or mineral poisons. Their action is
superior to electricity, and more powerful. Try
them. Price 25 cents.
w. r. PHILLIPS & CO.. Agents.
noy1 deodSw1m
The Portland daily press., 1876-11-27
GFrom the New Orleans Times, Nov. 19thl
Significant Hints to Northern Democrats

The mutterings of war, which were quite au-
dible for few days after the election, have sub
sequently been muffied, but there is yet enough
in our present condition 10 excite the gravest
apprehensions. Newspapers are publishing es-
two parties and feebly attempting to forecast
the result of another civil war. The sentiment
in the South, bitterly warned by previous de-
ceptive assurances. has gravitated, with singu-
lar unanimity, to the conclusion that the North
ern Democracy must initiate the policy of the
future. in whatever they solidly resolve upon
they will be sustained as at st. Louis, by the
South, but we will not here understand that we
are to begin civil war and be supported by the
North The enthusiastic Indianiao who tele-
graphed that the Democracy of that state were
prepared to shed blood in our behalf must prove
grim earnestness by drawing or spilling first
blood on his own native heath.
The Portland daily press., 1876-11-27

NEWSPAPER men are awaiting with great
confidence the news of terrible disaster in
minneapolis. That city has building sixty
feet high, which starts with walls but twelve
inches thick. They soon become but eight
inches. On the top floor is large hall in
which hundreds of people congregate. One
OF these days the wires will bring intelligence
OF "Frightful Disaster al Minneapolis"
The Portland daily press., 1876-11-27
TERMS $500 PER ANNUM, IN ADVANCE.

IHE Returning Board of Louisiana is en-.
Titled to fair play at the hands of the Ameri.
can people. 1t has experienced much ad-
verse criticism because of the report of tbe
congressional committee, Of which Messrs
William P. Frye, George F. Hoar and win.
lam A. Wheeler were members. This report
accused the committee of wrongly apprehend-
ing and applying the law, and thus throwing
out parishes illegally. Mr.. Frye denies that
the committee in any way reflected on the
character of the board. Mr.. Hoar says the
committee formed no opinion unfavorable to
the integrity of any member of the board and
certainly expressed no such opinion in their
report,
The Portland daily press., 1876-11-27

EUROPE is getting alarmed because all her
statesmen are all old men, and no young
geniuses appear to take their places, Theirs
and McMahon are eighty, Disraeli and Glad.
stone are over seventy, Won Moltke, Bismarck
and Gortschakoff are all old men. A few
years will carry them off. and then what
Well then other men, quite as capable will
take their places. With the possible excep-
ton OF Bismarck the present European states
men are not of such trascendent ability that
nature will shatter the mold in which they
were cast.
The Portland daily press., 1876-11-27

IT is said that Louis Napoleon's son be-
leves that he greatly resembles Shakespeare's
Hamlet. A man like the wavering Prince of
Denmark could never fe-establish the empire
In France, and the Republicans of that coun-
try are fervently hoping that the young Napo-
leon is correct in his selt.estimate.
The Portland daily press., 1876-11-27
THE PRESS.
MONDAY MORNING., NOV. 27, 1876

we DO not read anonymous letters and communi-
Cations The name and address of the writer are in
all cases Indispensable not necessarily for publication
but as guaranty Of good faith.
we cannot undertake to return or reserve commu-
nications that are not used,
The Portland daily press., 1876-11-27

EVERY regular attache of the PRESS is furnished
with Card certificate countersigned by Stanley T.
Pulien, Editor. All railway, steamboat and hotel
managers will confer favor upon us by demanding
credentials of every person claiming to our
fourual
The Portland daily press., 1876-11-27
STATE NEWS.
CUMBERLAND COUNTY.

The Free Baptist church at Steep Falls is
now without a pastor, the Rev. A. G. Hill
having resigned and accepted call from the
Free Baptist church at Topsham. Mr. Hill
leaves very much to the regret of the people,
and it is only from considerations of pecuniary
advantage TO him that they acquiesce in his
removal. The church and society passed re-
solves highly commendatory to Mr. Hill as
minister and pastor, and cordially commencing
him 10 the confidence and fellowship of the
people of his new pastorate
KENNEBEo COUNTY.
Mr. Chas, w. Stafford, of the firm of c. w
Stafford & Son, hardware dealers in Augusta
died suddenly Friday of apoplexy.
The members of Heath Post, G. A. r., of
Gardiner, dedc sted their new hall last WedDes
day.
Mrs. Stllman Erskiue of Smthtown was
arraigned before Trial Justice Goodspeed at
Pittston, on Wednesday, for maltreating a six
year old boy, adopted by her from the Baldwin
Home for Little Wanderers at Boston. The
testimony showed that the woman had burned
the childs hands with hot irons and had beaten
and bruised him horribly for every childish
offence. The inhuman monster was bound
over in the sum of $500 to the next s. j. Court
at Augusta. The little fellow has been sent
back to the Home.
PENoBsCoT COUNTY.
The store of William Spaulding, near the
Brewer Ferry, was entered by burglars on
Thursday night, who took quantity of small
change, cigars and tobacco.
Most of the students at the State College
will teach during he winter vacation, which
will be eleven weeks.
The Bangor City Council has refused to
accept seven miles of the Bangor & Piscataquls
Railroad above Abbot on the ground that it is
not properly constructed.
PIsCATAQUIs COUNTY.
Stable in Guilford, owned by the Hobart
heirs, and occupied by w. P. Appleyard as a
storehouse for wool, was burned last week.
Loss SS, 5000; insurance $4,000.
The Portland daily press., 1876-11-27

THE Independent gives the law in relation
to the disputed presidential electors clearly
and convincingly. Ic quotes the treatise of
Mr.. Crary on the "American Law of Elec-
tions," in which the author cites long list
of precedents that candidate that has re-
ceived only minority of the votes is not to
be regarded as elected on account of the in
eligibility of the opposing candidate who re-
ceived a majority of the votes. The result is
simple failure to elect either candidate, thus
leaving vacancy TO be filled according to
law. This is good law and good common
sense. and is supported by judicial decisions
and precedents of the most weighty charac-
ter. The Independent correctly remarks
that "the idea of substituting minority
Democratic elector for an ineligible majority
Republican electo", in either Vermont or
Oregon, and in this way getting Mr.. Tilden
into the White House, even if it would pass
muster as proposition of law, is, upon its
face, one Of unblushing rascality."
The Portland daily press., 1876-11-27
MEMBERS OF THE ORDER
will please observe the following no ce
REFRESHMENTS

should b. left at the Hall before O'Clock p. m. Of
each day, and will be furnished by the Lodges and
Encampments in turn as follows:
Monday evening, by Beacon Lodge and Portland
Eneampnent.
Tuesday evening, by Maine Lodge.
"Wednesday evening, by Ivy Lodge.
Thursday evening, by LigOna Lodge.
Friday evening, by Ancient Brothers Lodge.
Saturday evening, by Machigonne and Eastern Star
Encampments nov13d14t
The Portland daily press., 1876-11-27
REFREsHMENT ROOM

which will be open from to 10 o'clock p. m. Of each
day. Meals will be served upon the European plan,
and the charges will be moderate. The arrange
ments will be such that all who desire can be
furnished with supper each day.
The Portland daily press., 1876-11-27
Thousands of Cases.

1t not only relieves the child from pain, but in.
yigorates the stomach and bowels corrects acidty
and gives tone and energy to the whole system. 1t
will almost instantly relieve
The Portland daily press., 1876-11-27
PRICES OF ADMISSION


Single Tickets admission 25 cents
Coupon Tickets, five admission $1.00
Tickets to Band and Promenade Concert of
Nov. 9th, admitting Gent and Ladies $100
Tickets Tor sale by j. E. Sturgis & Co., Geo. c. Frye
the members of the General Committee
and at the door.
The Portland daily press., 1876-11-27
Election Notes.

lis no peace for a soul
That's distracted with doubt?
Let us know who is in,
Let us know who is out;
For our eyes they grow dim,
As on figures we gaze,
That make it for Tilden
And mako Ii for Hauas >,
The Portland daily press., 1876-11-27
A BAND CONCERT

will be given each evening of the Fair; Chambers
Band having been engaged for Monday, Tuesday
and Wednesday evenings, and Portland Band for
Thursday, Friday and Saturday evenings
The Portland daily press., 1876-11-27
A BransOn Knitting Machine,

on which pair of Stockings will be finished inside
of fifteen minutes, has been presented to the Fair,
and will be exhibited in operation every afternoon
and evening. An Agent will be present to give
information and establish agencies throughout the
The Portland daily press., 1876-11-27
$40 Per Day

GtAN be made by energetic salesmen with our
~ goods, Call at 42A Exchange Street, between
and 10 A. NJ enclose 90 fol sample, directions
&C., to Box 1882 Portland. Maine ia20dsodn
The Portland daily press., 1876-11-27

comprising many valuable pictures which have beeu
kindly loaned by friends of the Order. There will
also be other interesting features including Flower
Booth, Candy Booth, Post Office and Fish
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-04-06

| on his, her or their own account, trans
act the business Of soliciting orders for.
or of selling by sample, any spirituous
or malt liquors, wine or cider. or other
liquids usually sold at saloon bars or
liquor stores, shall procure q license
therefor as aforesaid; and shall pay
therefor as follows: per day. ten dollars;
| per week. twenty-five dollars; and per
month, fifty dollars. Every person or
firm who shall. as agent or agents, for
| others, or on his. her or their own ac-
count, transact the business Of soliciting
orders for, or Of selling by sample. any
| cigars, cigaritas, cigarettes, chewing or
smoking tobacco, snuff, or any other
article or articles usually sold by whole.
sale or rstail in cigar aud tobacco stand
or store. shall procure license therefor
az aforesaid; and shall pay therefor as
follows: per day. FIVE dollars; per week,
twenty dollars; and per month. thirty
dollars. Livery person or firm who shall,
rs agent or agents, for others, or on his,
her or their own account, transact ths
business Of soliciting orders for, or Of
selling by sample. any dry goods, fur
nisLing goods, or clothing, boots or
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articles, thing or things usually sold at
wholesale or retail in dry good, fur
nisbin., or clothing store, shall procure
a license therefor as aforesaid; and shall
pay therefor as follows: per day, ten
dollars; per week, twenty-five dollars;
and per month. fifty dollars. Livery per.
son or firm who shall, as agent or agents
for others, or on his, her or their own
account, transact the business Of solicit.
ing orders for. or Of selling 10y sample,
any merchandise. goods, wares, article,
or thing, other than those hereinbefore
enumerated, shall procure license there
for as aforesaid, and shall pay therefor
as follows: per day, two and $1,000 dol
lars; per week. ten dollars; and per
month, twenty dollars. But the provi-
sions Of this Ordinance shall not be
deemed to apply to products of this
State, nor to the proprietors. Or their
agents, of business houses or places
within this city; nor to such persons,
doing very limited amount of business,
as shall be permitted by the Board OF
Trustees to do business as aforesaid, free
from charge for such license, and who,
because of physical misfortune. and con-
sequent inability TO earn a living by
manual labor, have claims for sympathy
and aid
SIC. 3. Every person legally con-
victed of violating the provisions of this
Ordinance, shall be punished by fine in
a sum not exceeding two hundred dol.
lars, in Unitad States gold coin; or by
in the City Jail not more
than 100 days or by both such fine and
in the discretion o. the
Court.
Adopted April 4. 1876.
II. T. RICE, President.
Attest: T. j. EDwARpE, City Clerk.