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The Portland daily press., 1876-09-25
Brief JOtlings.

Officer Bell has found valuable sleeve but.
ton for which an owner is wanted.
The anniversary of Washington Hook and
Ladder Company, No. l, occurs Friday even.
ing.
The Allan mail steamer Sarmatan, from
Liverpool, passed Father Point at II o'clock a.
m. Saturday.
One hundred and seventy-fve through pas
sengers came in on the Portland & Ogdensburg
road Saturday.
A party of 800 Vermont excursionists are ex-
pected to arrive over the Portland & Ogdens-
burg tomorrow.
At the Sabbath School concert given by the
Reform School yesterday, addresses were made
by Gen. Neal Dow and Albion Little Esq.
A fall meeting of four days, commencing
$250O is offered in purses.
The magnificent steamer Newport, one of
the largest sound steamers, is engaged for
Youpgs Centennial Excursion, Friday, Sept
26th.
Mr.. 9. S. Dyer, the tin smith on Fore street,
n this city, has received an order for 5000
torches for the grand Democratic procession in
Boston early next month.
The Casco St society contemplate erecting
their new church edifce on Congress street, and
are taking measures to secure the lot opposite
Plymouth church.
The whole number of deaths in Portland the
past week was thirteen, from the following
causes: Consumption 4; paralysis 1; cholera
infantum 5; accident 1; diphtheria 1; longest
i've fever 1.
A gentleman was seen Saturday trying to
buy coal at the rate of $50 per ton and pay for
it when Tilden is elected 1t is needless to say
he didn't find any one who was selling coal
that way.
The Allen Mission was crowded last evening
and the meeting interesting. Addresses we're
made by Mr.. Haskins of Lynn, reformed
man, and others. A large number signed the
pledge. A similar meeting will be held this
evening. The public are invited.
Deputy Sterling and officers Merrill, Blethen
and McIntire Saturday arrested three notorious
criminals named Quigley, Doherty and Malloy.
who were suspected of breaking into the barn
of DR.. Hardy and stealing harness. a week
The Portland daily press., 1876-09-25

ENTERTAINMENT AT ALFRED.-A select en-
tertainment will be given in the Town Hall at
Alfred tomorrow evening. The very pleasing
programme is made up of music, readings, i'm
presentations and recitations by the following
well known talent: Miss Nettie Milliken, SO.
prano; Mr.. John L. Shaw, basso; Mr.. M. G.
Milliken, accompanist; Mr.. O. A. Robinson
and Mr.. Ed. X. Mlliken, elocutionsts.
The Portland daily press., 1876-09-25
Iut IUIIUWIUS drt IHe SeVtrdI SUN
ed by the churches yesterday:


The above amount added to the $1SS raised
at the Merchants Exchange. Saturday, gives a
total of 81, 1885. which is very good indeed,
considering the time in which it was raised.
But this is not the end of the noble work. The
committee appointed Saturday will visit our
business men at once and the churches will in
crease the liberal contributions made yester-
Sau
The Portland daily press., 1876-09-25
FLOWER Pots at reduced prices, for sale by
sept20eod2w KENDALL & WHITNEY.

ONE MORE UNFoRTUNATE.- every
day the papers chronicle the suicide of some
poor unfortunate whose mind has been enfee-
bled by dyspepsia, over whose earthly horizon
heavy gloom has gathered from the untold
and untellable agonies of this cruel com plant.
Dyspepsia is one of the most depressing dis
in its nature-no country is exempt from its
visitations, no family free from its attacks
There is a balm in Gilead it comes in the
shape of the Peruvian Syrup. For years it has
been scattering its blessings abroad. There is,
PROBABLY, no disease which experience has so
amply proved to be remediable by the Peruvian
Syrup as dyspepsia. The most inveterate
forms OF this disease have been completely
cured by this medicine, as ample testimony OF
many OF our first citizens prove.
sept25-eod&Sw1w
The Portland daily press., 1876-09-25

The STATE FAIR.-Mr. L. B. Chapman of
Deering says in communication to the Maine
Farmer:
For the sum of $4O0 the managers Of the
State Agricultural Society allowed not only
pool selling, but a pool wheel to be run daring
the four days of the annual exhibition just
closed at Presumpscot Park; and for the sum
of $3.50 they allowed that pernicious decoction
known as native wine" to be used for tipping
purposes on large scale on the grounds. In
other words, the Board of Managers of said
Society, all of whom claim to be, and are for
aught know, very moral men, got all drunk
who would do SO and licensed gambling, in
plain violation of the statutes of the state pro-
hibiting the same. The parties who purchased
the right for $500 to run the ''wheel" make,
when betting is lively, out of their victims 800
per hour. The profits in dollars from the sale
of "Native wine" go to 30 per cent of which is
alcohoD cannot be so well ascertained, but its
dire effects upon those who INDUCED in its use
was plain. Scores who visited the grounds
went away not only drunk, but shorn Of their
money by trying their luck at chance games.
The members of the Board were severally ap-
pealed to- and replied, Individually we are
opposed to tipping houses and gambling, but
our Society is poor, in want of money aud by
allowing this we shall receive $3.50" Who can
estimate what it will cost to repair if it can be
done, the injured morals of the visitors to this
four days exhibition of debauchery
The Portland daily press., 1876-09-25

MARROW EsCAPE.-Friday night, after the
Lewiston train had gone out over the Maine
Central, broken rail was discovered near the
Portland street bridge. A small boy who
found it notified his father, who stopped the ill
bound freight train just in time to save a
smashup. The rail was some distance out Of
place.
The Portland daily press., 1876-09-25

COUNTY FAIR.-The Cumberland County
Cattle Show and Fair opens three days ses-
sion at West Cumberland tomorrow. A very
successful exhibition is looked for Arrange
ments have been made for half fare on the
Maine Central from all stations this side of
Brunswick.
The Portland daily press., 1876-09-25

BUSINESS CHANGES following business
changes are reported in Maine the past week:
Portland-Millet, Chamberliu & Little, dry
goods, Dew-Chas G. Millet Edward G. Cham
berlin, x. John Little.
Nelson & Co., fancy goods, dis now Carlton
Kimball.
Lewiston-Marr & Dennis, gro., sold to G. F.
Marshall.
The Portland daily press., 1876-09-25
Maine Business Notes.

The Lewiston Journal says that the boot and
shoe manufacturers are busy yet. Orders are
small, but holding on remarkably well for the
season.
Mr.. Shackley's steam grist mill at Spring
vale easily grinds so bushels Of corn an hour.
1t is so arranged as to take the grain from the
car and deposit the meal in the bins by elevat-
ors connected with the grinding machinery.
The Gardner Reporter says that the ice mer-
chants along the Kennebec have held two meet
ings in that city within the past fortnight, and
they have voted on each occasion to sell no ice
for less than $5 so per ton after the date of the
meeting.
The Mnot Corner corn factory has put up
about 262 900 cans of corn this season. This is
the largest qunatity ever put up in one season,
and has been taken from a smaller acreage
than ever before planted. 1t is understood
that the proprietors have sold every can put
The Portland daily press., 1876-09-25

HARPER's BAzAR.-This beautiful weekly
circle. The number for the ensuing week has
been received by Fessenden Brothers, Lancas-
ter hall and d. Wentworth, 553 Congress, cor
The Portland daily press., 1876-09-25

TEMPERANCE REFORM CLUB held very
crowded and successful meeting at Association
Hall last evening. Remarks we're made by
Messrs. Leweyn, Ray, Deland, Smith, Will
Hams, Sylvester, Choate, Merry and others
Many signed the pledge through the instru-
mentality of the club, scores being redeemed
from the vice of intemperance.
The Portland daily press., 1876-09-25

Mr.. D. K. REED, the well known caterer. is
to open first class lunch room in the new
Stanton block. on Milk street, this morning.
Everything will be first class, and hot soups
oysters, Sc, will be served at all hours. It
will be very convenient for Commercial street
merchants
The Portland daily press., 1876-09-25

THE following dispatch was sent by the As
ISOLATED Press Agent at Eastport last night.
Perhaps the friends of William may know
what the matter is; we DON'T
Deputy Sheriff Whelpley went to Lube; ar
rested VIM. Murphy Portland ran away thou
sand dollars bond selling liquor broke out
lookup Lubec brought here. Will be sent Port
land tomorrow.
The Portland daily press., 1876-09-25
Lost.

+ OST on Saturday forenoon, Sept. 23d, between
- Spring Street and Evergreen Cemetery, a
Striped square Shawl. The finder will be
suitably rewarded by leaving it at
sept25d3t NO. 50 SPRING STREET.
The Portland daily press., 1876-09-25

Pools will be sold on the Kennedy and
Driscoll race on Monday night at No. Z Pleas
ant street, and OF Union wharf the day of the
race.
The Portland daily press., 1876-09-25

The MUsEUM.-The first week of ths Mus
cum closed Saturday evening, when Frou -Frou
was given for the eighth and last time The
week was success, notwithstanding the un-
favorable weather and the usual drawbacks
incident to the opening of theatre Article
d will be put on the boards this evening. This
drama has not been seen here since 1872, when
it was played at Music Hall. 1t is most in
teresting piece when we'll produced. The fol.
lowing "a the cast:
The Portland daily press., 1876-09-25

KENDALL & WHITNEY have received choice
lot of Hyacinth, Tulip and Crocus Bulbs for
fall planting. sept18eod4t
The Portland daily press., 1876-09-25
CITY AND VICINITY.
New Advertisements To-Day.

ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
S11 Centennial 81.
Presumpscot Park-October Fall Meeting.
MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.
Pools will be sold.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Special Washington Camp, No. 3.
Cod Liver Oil and Lime.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
New Firm-Copps, Hall & Kendall.
Legal Notices-2.
To Let with Board-Parler Chamber.
For Sale-Country Residence.
Lost-Shawl.
DOry FOund
The Portland daily press., 1876-09-25

MEssRs. CORPS, HALL & KENDALL an
nounce in our columns this morning that they
are about to open with new stock of dry
goods at store No. 261 Middle street. These
gentlemen are also carrying on the same BUSH
ness in Lawrence, Mass, and have had large
experience both there and in Boston. A part
of the firm will make their home in Portland
The Portland daily press., 1876-09-25

JUST REcEIvED.-New Fall Dress Goods.
Call and see. P. M. Frost's, under Falmouth
Hotel. sep23-3t
The Portland daily press., 1876-09-25
DORY FOUND {!

EOUND off Cape Light the 18th inst, dory.
- The owner can have the same by calling at CAPE
LIGHT, proving property and paying charges
sep25 d3t*
The Portland daily press., 1876-09-25

NO medicine chest is complete without Ad-
amson's Botanic Cough Balsam.
sept25 eod1w
The Portland daily press., 1876-09-25
WALDO COUNTY.

Hon. Crawford s. Fletcher died at Stockton
on the 10Th inst, after lingering illness. Mr..
Fletcher was widely known merchant and
ship builder, and highly appreciated by all who
knew him as an upright and honorable bust.
ness man. His death is real loss to that
community. He had been often called to posi-
tons of trust by his fellow citizens, and in 1872
was elected to the state Senate,
The Portland daily press., 1876-09-25
WASHINGTON COUNTY,

The Calais Times says that the potato rot
has appeared in some fields; bnt extensive
damage to the crop is not apprehended.
There is great deal of new interest in
Washington county respecting the proposed
meant business.
The Portland daily press., 1876-09-25

To Let with Board.
4 PARLOR CHAMBER with Bed.
"A room above. Inquire
sept25d2w*ttf 10 BROWN STREET.
The Portland daily press., 1876-09-25
LATIN ER'1S
$50 Congress Street.

The public are sincerely requested to examine
these goods, which have been consigned to us, and
have to be sold at This is rare chance which
occurs not every day. sept4eod3m
The Portland daily press., 1876-09-25

The Pittsfeld Times say: "The other day a
man living not thousand miles from Pitts
field, finding it necessary to reprove his son,
gently said, Don't stuff victuals into youi
mouth that way, my son; George Washington
didn't eat after that fashion, His son accept.
ed the reproof without comment, and after pom
dering awhile he remarked to himself I don't
believe George Washington ever licked his bow
for finding a jug of rum in the wood shed when
he was hunting after an old horseshoe. either. -
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-08-04

The official canvass III CulugAlus sose ii, Tie
NlN.o consultation ha- Just Leon iaA.le, H'pi \
ssililul c.ay ~ tc rcsurnr sor~ at,iel ~ NAsl,-
ilslo., on reception " which tito P.vsliens viii
l,nna l,.s proclamation de.'lsring Colorado Al.
United Into tho Union. The majority fo Via
constitution Ii ~ ~ out os total sute nt
in. 4va TITO ilrl election Tor ktato nilA,efs vii
tako place tho llr~l 1nesds. In Oetoler, and
TIM Republican state Convention Will meet a
Pueblo, Aug. ~.
Tho Democratic ri tho Hevensh lll,nols n...
sriet In - n0ninatsd Hon. William II sioir.4o,
Tor ra-tlssslun ~ Congress-
Tho DcmNral~ " Louisiana have no,lnstsi
Francis Nlrilol. for Governor Ansl I.Mils 4
Wlltx fus Lieutenant Governor.
Tho i,ernhliaAnr ~ Wc~. Virginia mot i,
convention N Wheeling Int woCk AMI n,ni
aaieA~ wv following ticket ~ d"'.rn'r
Nathan Oofr superintendent q i'nhi,,
Brhnol~. Y. n. Cragn Auditor, 4. y. hheso',
Treasurer Mo~es frAnkcnsbersor, of kanNWli,
county, Attorney ucncrAl John A. liatclin
M, Judges of sho Court of Appeals. lick,
sud lArksshirc. oAcl twelve ysaf~, and Jnts,
ikown. fonr yssss.
THO DsnlocrAt~ ri lllt.oia II tl,eir htAts t'on
senitos,. " Springfield lsst week. plated !,
nomination the following ih'kut fnf ttats Of
nsurs Governor. i."lm htewasi tpfevlo'l~'
nominated BY lilo independently. laen.enan
0oyatnot. "A. "A. Glenn hecrutaTy ~ state. n
Y. Thornton Treasurer. asefse unndorh
| Attorney ncnsrai. II. Lynch. Tho Dsta
osst~ ID Ix,niAlanA have Made the folleain,
| t'nngrsrr ional ncsninaslois firA District, |;
| i. iil~un second. NJ Jnhn rili~ Third i. II
| Asklin fn.m,i. J n. Elsm ksssa, Z " Ne.I
ersscn.
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rsie~l.
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nalnlen ~ Canada imrcr.ei agricultural rtul.
ncss 10 The vNlne ~ sis M. 9si. ana expcttul
agricultural pr~ims. ~ the sslur ~ t11t NJ, /.
rpA. Indian rrrn wa~ Tin only cereal III ~hirt
the .mport@ cxr~isA thc exports.
The attendance ~ tA~ Centennial Il III.
creesing.
The great frce.sor-Ail trosslng race u Clcve.
land. last week. wAs tho must remarkable turf
contest that has takcn place for ycar~, H. IN
deed n was ever tanaicd. against = hrad cf
The fassces fiycr, the fanscm marc t,olisnsith
nary ,ime of ais,s end asi7's, bu. hare the
wonderful litslc queen Of ti,s uossing tarf ~as
forced 10 sliicAse hcr sovereignty 10 she
great stallion Hmugglcr, who won the third,
fourth AMI iifth heats and tho race In tho MT.
rre,cdcn.cd ,imc ~ 2ie'. 2;ins. ami ai7''si.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-08-04

100 years ago--AmeriMn fn.lep.na.
cllce.
20n yeara ago King Philip tilm II
In England.
;iN yea,s ago Massacre OF Vt. l.u
tholoumw Spanish Arnaasla preparing.
LOO years ago--PrlAiing Invented.
lsab.lla the comipg Ate.n.
COO years ngo-rThe ,lasa uf 'famrfllln,
tho Turk, aud Chancrr. Tho English
poet.
uOO yunrs ago. ilaliul and l.rlre,
Nichurd Bacon. Thomas AauinaA !, llonse
II Hapsbnrg founded.
TOO years ago NiclMrl Cuuf II Linn
,an.l SAlMslin, HnltSn VI lnrLu.. ta.,snf.
inK swords ia Palestine.
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finrnnn III Rmcl,id.
l,2O0 ycarsM ago -Mo,ammoilhnfln.ntL
inH lively work ia Conslans!ne.l,a aal
either places.
l,a0O years ago--Oll Cl,nnfa3a. tlm
Persian, lives hy murder, anil tl,n rn,e
m.4loa SECULAR judge among klnys.
Lam y.af~ ago. The HaAonA lively lii
hritAli Clovis .st.snlishrs tlr fr,,lrh
monarchy, and thu vrigolhs eo'.sr.'r
Spain.
i,tOO ycnrr nrr-.'rllc isoman empire
having lrgiulatcA mnily years IN fav,r u
capital against labor heplns - fall II
pieces.
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| ing bctlur tu do than ~ btpaell ail.l III
nonnco hcrasies aud ses ,lp feiisael,.
prosecutions.
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Tacitus aud plutArcll.
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nnL Hcrcrianrlln, anil pompt'ii l'nf,e.l.
l,H7B years ngo~--Alllhe Worllai laafa
/ and Christ born.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-08-04


Hon. Allen +. capcrtOn. United Hlat~4 hcna
~ from West Virginia, Assd In WrshIaglos,
lat week, u angina pecsosts. brought on by
tlc recent hot weather. I1c w lG year. IT
Ag6.
Tho President has appointed dr<tn u l.ann,.
u Illinois, - aucceeA Mr. rra,. ~ Comml..
sloncr ~ Internal Revenue.
Dlu1usd Wi'~on. Ian HeAciter of Tho Treas.
ary, appeared before Tho llonsa committee on
~i,bAy sriAls IN ~. Lonls, last week. and gavo
IN dess'i hss kwowssAgs IN regard 10 Tire late
shisAy prweeatiops iIs, tho wsst aud patscu.
lAry In regard 10 tho connection Of 0e,,. Ilsh
eoeh wttk tlHm. ilc related : with ercal
minuteness vandhs conversation. which l,o l,a.
with Osn. HursCe Porter. Mr.. iiristow. Atlorne,
tisncfHl PievslUnt, and ilnAil, with President
Grant himself, On tho subject Wilvon 2al.
thAt there ~Ar 10 lack ~ corporation q,
tin psrt u Tho President on tho wi,Ish,
rAsc~ generally nntil lsslWock ccan,e involved
when CO0bneMH bsawrmn tho Wlla lip,,4o ~,
tho Treasury Department Arusc. Wilson gss,
N explanation ~ Tho manner Iii which. III,
famous "6yiph" ~iRnaturc aro~e There w
certain womas, Who had given The i'resiasn
much trouble. Datcock aud Mcdonald. betnl
Together IN Washington osse day, sAw her
snd Mcdonald, rcsoenIainx her. cseisime1l
Thers II Syiph z i,sbcrk ssid. do yal
know that woman" Mcdonald rspliet, z
ka0W her very we'll Than," eaad lsabs0ct
Il wish yon ::wouid ert l.cr away fron, her,
hhe 4 annoying ths President" "uertataly.
said Mcdonald "thAt n ea~y can mAnas
her. : and he did 70. Tho term I Ayirl,s ~
cams : sort % lole b<twssa isAhcoek ~
Mcdonald, md they oft~n sd.irea4sd eae
oei,Sr and signed their communication. In I'm
way
| Mtnls III Washington l~~s week ~h,ii.ri Il
had bs~a summoned ~ testify b~for. n,
] House eommistr~ Ia whisky trials, blufor
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